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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11

abolition Of SIar@y by the King Of Denmark
Letters received by the Caledonia from reliable
sources announce that the 18th Of July last the
King of Denmark issued decree declaring that all
persons who should thereafter be born in his domn
IONS should be BoRN FREE, and that all persons in
scryuAc in his dominions the 2oth of July last,
and remaining the 18th OF July 1859, shall then
be absolutely free, without compensation to the
owners.
In the negotiation with the colonsts which pre-
ccdcd the issuing Of this decree, he offered them the
alternative of three years with a compensation of
500 per head for each slave, or twelve years with
out any compensation, and they chose the latter.
Denmark has three small islands in the West In
dies, viz: St CroX st. Thomas, and st. Johns. st.
CroiX contains about $4,000 slaves. ST. Thomas and
St ohm perhaps 800 morc.-N. y Jour. Com.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

"A GENTS Tor the sale Of the following artcles
IN have constantly hand, and for sale on liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
tured by the Antietam Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No. !, Foundry. (Charcoal) manu-
f,c,ured by the Antetam IroI Works.
BAR lRON-of superior quality, and arious di-
mansions, say fiat bars, inch to a. inches de, by
to inch thick; square and round bars TO inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore City
Rolling Mil.
BOILER PLATES-of any and pattern.
SHEATHING "COPPER" full assortment from
Il TO Sc or Also, Copper and Composition Nails,
Braziers Sheets, and Copper lacks.
COPPER BOLTS as. orted
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MuNTz'
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputat ion of this article, aud its superiority
TO any other manufactured, entities il to preference
constant supply received dirert from England.
w. & ii. McKIM,
sep 10 If No. 81 ant 90 s. Goy street
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"OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS. >"

Pr0spcctof Il Peacc Gtldst-'rhc steamer Fashion
accounts of the approach of Gen. Scott to within six
miles of the city of Mexico, driving all opposition
before him-whcrc he met commissioners with a
flag of truce asking armsticc preparatory to treat
ing upon Peace the terms proposed in Mr. Trist's
instructions, to which Gen Scott acccdcd. This APP
pears to have taken place about the Doth August.
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BrcadstufS al Buffalo, ". "A tccgraphic dcs-
patch from Buffalo under date of 9th inst, commun
Gates the following:
Receipts of Flour 5000 brs.; Corn Is 900 bushels;
Wheat 10000. The market is dull for Flour, and
Western. Corn is 4S for mixed, and 81 cents for
yellow, with several lots on the market, but no buy
crs. A sale of 1000 bushels red Sandusky Wheat at
% cts. There is no alteration in freight The mar
kcts generally arc quiet but steady.
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HOgS.--Thc Cincinnati Reporter of the LIST inst
says-We hear of further contracts for fat Hogs, to
sonabIy-part Indiana and part Kentucky, at S to
s lbs per 100 lbs, net, in Cincinnati, or equivalent
10 these rates. if bought gross in the country mostly
at and near the latter rate. There
tractors than conractccs at the outside price.
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VI A r [ n E LIST.

BALTIMORE Iirriued
Sept. 3. Sch Juliet, Walker. .Cieniuegos, Cuba
Sch. Exact, Folgcr, ....... Nantucket via Norfolk
Canal boat President and eight others, Susq. valley
Sept. 4, 8. Bark Gen. Taylor Soule,. New Orleans
Br. brig Queen Victoria, Tucker, Port Spain, Trim
Brig Silas Mareen, Long. ..... .Laguna
= North Bend, Cole, -. ...... Sagua- la Grande
Sch Easy, Dukes. Philadelphia
- Fox, Patterson, Richmond
Sept 6. Sch. Maria, Swain, .......... New York
Sept 7. Sch. Zenobia, Dubcl, Ponce, p. X.
Canal boat Vera Cruz and fee others, Susq. valley
Sept s. b. ketch Comet, Rawlings, Port Spain, Trim
Brig Kingston, Bailey. ........ .Cicnfucgos, Cuba
- Eleanor, Brown, ....-....... salt Key
- Francis Amy, Gunby, .....,.... Philadelphia
Sch. Henrietta, Franklin. Providence Island
- Roxbury, Sears, ................B Boston
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rc give the following
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Albert Dock, Lirrpo0l.-Thc ship ST. Vincent,
which arrived in the Albert Dock few days since,
discharged cargo of flour OF $500 barrels every one
of which was weighed in "a hours, by gang of
men and one winch. The business at the Albert
Dock exhibits a steady and continued increase. In
the past month the cargocs of 81 ships, with total
register exceeding 81 900 tons were discharged and
the total time occupied gives average oil 2S hours
for vessel ofi00 tons register. During the last week.
the Montczuma (9S2 tons) from New York, was
discharged in 30 working hours. The warehouses
are rapidly filling up, and we informed that up
ward of SO 900 of goods have been landed at the
dock up TO the present time this year
Extraordinary Bankruptcy in London.-Among
the recent proceedings in the London Court of Bank
rupcy we find that a creditor of the firm OF Messrs
Alexander & Co. merchants, Calcutta, who failed IN
1882 for the enormous amount of E3,OO0,00o, and on
which dividend of Is I'd. in the pound had already
been paid applied to the Court for order 10 allow
him to read the correspondence which had passed be-
tween the official assignee in England and the as
signccs in Calcutta. The applicant. who was ere
dtor for t 5000 stated that ono OF the assignees
had abscondcd with no less than EbO 0OO belonging
to the estate.
RaiItrdu across the Ethmus Of PanGma.-M. Klein,
who was sent to Bogota to treat with me Govern
mcnt of New Granada for the establishment OF a
Railway across the Isthmus of Panama, has returned
TO France He has completely succeeded IN his ms
sion, having obtained most advantageous conditions
for the company he represented. The works Will
shortly be commenced.
Sail In,ported into Ildid.-Thc Indian Govern
ment is making preparations TO admit salt TO be I'M
ported into India under bond 1t has now under con-
sderation plan to apply its own stores for the ac-
commodaton of bonded salt
Expectation Of Grain from Russia.-Between the
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The following is the amount of Exports from the
port of Baltimore to foreign ports for the month Of
August, lSl7
Foreign, free, .......................2S
ditto dutiabc, ........ .............1,3I4
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MarSeiNes.--Largc arrivals of Wheat coming
in here, mostly from the Sea of Azof. Prices have
although they still maintain high rate, for
we again could obtain 44s Cd to 45s. for soft Mari
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
VIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET.
(AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED HEREWITH
For the IEeek ending last ereninr-


REMARKS.-The general market has not been
tive of Improvement in business since our last re-
port, although some considerable progress has been
made by time into the first autumn month. This cir
cnmstancc is to be much regretted inasmuch as we
know that provision has been made for a rood fall
business, as stocks of staple and fancy Dry Goods
(both Domestic and Foreign Hardware and Cutie
ry, Hollow and Queens Ware, Coffee Sugar and
other Groceries, in liberal supply, and can be
had at prices accommodating as are to be found in
any other Atlantic market to say nothing of the ST.
peror facilities of transportation and the low rates of
freight, particularly by railroad and canal
In regard to the staple productions of state we
would again. remark, that while the IPheat crop,
which might haze been safely secured has been ascc-
tanned to be fully average one, the Corn crop is like
wise generally promising in appearance, and there is
no doubt it will also yield well. The Tobacco crop
will be limited, because il was thus contemplated al
the time of pitching it, the number of plants set
being comparatively few with those of the previous
year. but the appearance of the leaf at this time is
we understand, much favorable than il was six
weeks to two months since.
In regard to the Baltimore market for the week
about closing, refer the leading articles,
which follow, touching the demand, prices, Sc,
they have generally prevailed.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-Thc business ofthe
week generally has been brisk, much more than
apprchcndcd by some dealers two or three
weeks ago. and the stocks being in fair supply with
moderate prices, and many Western merchants in the
city, further considerable improvement is antci-
patcd.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
IMpORTATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Bremen-Brm. ship LuiSe.

Bremen-Brm. ship Luise.
Bottles los hmps demijohns 500, glass tumblcrs II
cases, wine u bXs, mdze i do and bale, II & F
Won kapff; bXs, f W Dammann: bx, f KONG
s. Go; . cases, J F Strohm & Co; - pkgs, Spilker
& Albert; s, c G Bochm bx, Brauns s Focke;
pclmrycr; II, Lentz & Flack; do, order
Bremen--Brm ship Marianne.
Mdzc bxs, c Fischer & Co; 81 pkgs, H Thicr-
man; 10 do, J Boury; % do, order
Premiership HrreSt
Clay pipes 2l64 bxs, f w Bruno & Sons; bottles
80 hmprs Brauns s Focke; willows 500 bdls, c G
Boehm.
1Ionterideo-Bark Creole.
Hides 900, kirkland, Chase & Co; 3,479, order
w G Coffin.
Island of Providence Henrietta
Cocoa nuts $4,000, turtle shell , brls and , bags,
old copper small quantity, w Mason & Co.
Port Spain, (1rinidad)-Br. ketch Comet.
Oranges 600, old iron tons, J c Yates.
Sagua-la- Grdnde, Cuba) BRIG North Bend.
Sugar l52 hhdS, modsscs 10 do, w Bruno 6
Sons; sugar 20 hhds II bxs, Birckhead s Pearce.
Bahia Hondd-Brig Clio.
Copper ore 100 tons, w Howell & Son.
Ponce, Up. R.)-Sch. Zenobia
Sugar 10 hhds, molasscs 20 do Johnson s. Ira
vrrS.
Cieafuegos. Up. R.)-Sch Juliet.
Sugar 40 hhds, +" Ellington 4 Eastman; tobacco
30 bales, w Howell x Son.
Ciegtugos, (P.R.) BRIG Kingston.
Sugar PSI hhds, molasses 60 do, w Howell S Son;
sugar 80 brs, II Left.
Lagma, (Mer. BRIG S. 1arean.
Logwood 431S otis, hides IA, J Fisher
Salt Kcy-Brg Eeanor.
Salt 1850 bushels, order.
H,lifar, nv. S.)-Br sch. Einily.
Guano Il csks II brls All bags, Fcnby & Bros.
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1905 brls. 29l Inf. brlS
Forming total for the week of Il, 2j2 brls w heat
Flour. Exported within the time to foreign
ports 3054 brls., all of which the West In
dies.
GRAIN.-Whcat has again given way in price,
altho' towards the close there more iirmncss in
the market, yet good TO prime qualities of new red
would not command over la s 05and lower qualities
from So to IS cts per buscl Prime white suitable for
Family Flour, may be quoted | .l0a s l20, in
quality We regret much to learn that large por-
ton Of the Western Shore OF Maryland Wheat and
some of the best that the land ever produced has
been suffered to remain out unhouscd or unstackcd,
until the weather has caused ii SpIOtt, and in
little better than that condition. it has been brought TO
market and offered for Salc!1 No Rye coming for
ward. Corn has come down TO 59a60 cts. for white,
and 60d63 for yellow, and towards the close the mar
ket was fiat. Oats NAV be quoted 37aiO cts.
HEMP.-Wc have no sales to report, and believe
there is very little in market.
HIDES.-Thcre have been no sales since our last
report, and until yesterday the market was bare,
vdco
IRON.-Pig is in limited supply; and were there
stock in market such is the animated demand for
Baltimore brands, the price would advance
LEAD.-Thcrc has been a small lot of Virginia
Pig GALL of the parccD sold at 1925 per 100 lbs,
cash.
LUMBER.-All descriptions of Boards and Plank
in good demand at our quoted rates. and the re-
ccipts of Susqnchanna being now pretty nearly all
down, holders are very firm in their demand. The
amount inspected for the two quarters this year. end
which 81 l0l 1924 were inspected during the second
quarter.
MOLASSES.-Wc have hardly transaction TO re
port indeed there is but little stock in first hands of
any description and little sweet suitable for retailing
NAVAL STORES.-Thc market is rather quiet;
and for prices refer to quotations.
OlLS-Rcman steady, with only moderate de-
mand.
PLASTER PARISHES sold in small lots at 3a
S3lS3 per ton.
PROVISIONS.--The market for all barreled
Meats is heavy and prices regularly, for some prece
ding weeks, have been giving way; and this feature
is not alone confined the Baltimore market, but
far as we can it, to all others including the
East, South and South West
Beef.-We do not hear of any transactions of mo-
mcnt except for ships stores, but there have been
offers to sell No. at s 10, and Mess at Ii per bril-
Pork.--Thc transactions of the week comprise
some 50Oa6OO brls Western at la lilo Tor Prime,
and II. 50a l475 for Mess, taken for export which
prices show decline of S per brl. on last weeks
quotations.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
INSPECTION OF LUMBER.

Amount of Boards in superficial feet, received and
inspected in the city of Baltimore during six months,
from Jan. LIST to June 30th, lSl7, inclusive:
lst quarter ending March 3ls, .5,053, 100 #.
ID ditto g June Both, ........2 81 ,l0l 1924 50
Total, ...................32,15 5, 5H #.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
THE STEAMER CALEDoNIA's NEWS.

We noticed in our last weeks Review of the Mar
kct the report, by telegraph of the arrival of the
British steamer Caledonia at Boston, and gave the
quotations by her of Breadstus in the Liverpool mar
llct of Aug. IS. On Saturday her mail came to hand,
and we are pleased to find the Geographic report was
substantially correct. Preceding the market reports
,rc rive hp fnllnwinr
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed ON fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, can be had at the Printing Office
of this paper, South Gay street. next door the Sun
office, to-day by O'Clock, at 81 cts. single, cts
each, for or more copies.
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The following table shows the amount received for
tolls during the fourth week in August from the
years 1910 to 1871, inclusive; and also the aggregate
amount received from the commencement OF nayiga-
ton the 3lst of August, inclusive during the same
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Nj A INE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
H<HE MUTUAL FIRE ANDMARINE

Il INSURANCE COMPANY, at their Office,
corner of GAY and LOMBARD SITS, will insure
Marine and Inland Navigation risks-and against
fire on Dwellings, Warehouses and their contents.
by the Charter of this Company, insurers NTH il,
share in tie annual profits.
DIRECTORS.
William w. Spence. John y. Early,
Col. O'Donnel, Richard Norris,
William Loney. John X. Randall.
Henry Winter.
ED dOND DIDIER, Prest.
II. A. Didcr, Sec'y. au2S If
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CANALS OF NEW YORK.-TOLLs.

CANALS Of NEW 1Okh.-lOLl4S.
The amount received for tolls all the New York
State Canals during the fourth week in August
is ............. ........... -. Sl34,191.16
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
commencement of navigation to the 3lst of August
inclusive, (l23 days) is ......... 81, 2l5, 3O3.3l
Same period in 1916, Obs days) ...1 ,507, 77S.0
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The following table shows the amount received
for tolls for each month"; from the commencement of
navigation to the 3lst of August, inclusive during
the years 1915, 1916 and IS47:-
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11

EXCHANGE.-Stcrling has further advanced, al
though there is~not much doing in any Foreign de-
scription of Bills; the following, however, the
rates of both Foreign and Domestic at the time Of
making up this report:
Il
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BOSton-BdTk Ida.
Saltpctrc 20 bags, Osborn & Whitridgc; rum so
brls Wilmington < Eastman; mackcrel 200 do, coffee
100 pockets, cassia % cases, mdze including boots
shoes, sc, 1909 pkgs, snndry consignces.
B0stOn-Sch RoIb,av.
Herrngs % brls, T r Matthews s. Co; ginger
root 80 bags Garland & Cunningham macl<crcl $50
Netr York-Sch. Josephine.
Oil % brls, Dallam s. Carroll; . csks do, Elder,
Gclston s. Co; tea Inf chsts, mdzc 40 bxs, + Pitt
cigars 20 or do, L Thomson & Co; hides 300 liquor
$50 brls copper do and &c hfdo, mdze AS pigs
order.
Ne,r York-Sch. Maria
Wine s hhds, + Strohm s. Co; soap 20 bxs,
Wilson & Kelly; hemp ton, raisns 80 bxs, tea 40
pkgs, mdze 3l7 do, order.
Netc York-Sch. Vermillion.
Lard oil 10 brls, Bryan and Co; liquor % do, A L
Fulford; wine 90 or csks, L Thomson s Co; sugar
tres, Wilmington * Eastman; mdzc bales, b Buck
& Son; cigars go bxs, Cohen s. Kali; mdze cases,
Fisher, Miller & Co; soap 10 bxs Wilson s. Kelly
mdze 720 pkgs Rose, Merrill s Co.
Netr York-Sch. Michigan.
NIdzc 10 cases, Fisher, Miller s. Co; hides 200, b
Dcford s Co; mdze SO brls, & G Richstein; soda
ash 10 csks, iron 400 bars steel bdls l2l
Inf chsts, mdze $40 pkgs, order.
Phiiadeiphia-Sch. EASY
Hardware ia bxs nails kegs, d Brown; hard
ware bxs, shoves and spades "a bdls, hides 200,
tobacco hhds cases 80 scroons, tallow hhds, Or
der; doncstics, sc, 81 pkgs, J w Brown.
Charieston-Sch. Henrietta.
Yarn Al bales, feathers l04 bags, rice 80 csks hides
450 Hldze 10 pkgs lumber, 90, 900 #, order.
Ne,c Orieans-Bark Gen. TAYLOR.
Tobacco 81 hhds, w Muschctt; 100 do and 3 bxs,
corn 300 sacks, sugar "a brls, rum 20 do. order.
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date of the opening Of this years navigation and the
Sd ult. there were exported from St. Petersburg
2i2 ,535 chctwcrs Of rye; S9,7l6chctwerts ofwheat
1888 chetwerts of oats; and 42O,S42 kucn of rye
meal
1t is stated, good authority that one Of the Lon
don houses which failed last week made eighty hOs
ind pO'utds at the commencement Of the season, by
their successful dealings in Indian Corn! All this has
been lost, and their capital beside, by unfortunate
calculation Of the fluctuations of the market and the
state Of the weather.
1t is stated good authority that the crops Of Corn
from the North TO the South of Germany most
abundant, and the harvest in many places is already
completed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-19
Medical Department
OF Randolph Macon College.

VIE next session Of this SchooI VIII commence on
the first Monday Of the ensuing November and con
tlnue eight months.
his Institution is under the immediate direction Of
Prot. John 7. Metlaner. NJ D.. LI.D late senior
prcccptr Of The Prince Edward Medical Institute who
Will be aided IN the direction of lis exercises by compe
tent assistants.
Ia all the branches Of thorough medical education
Will be taught and In the most practical manner in
lh3Se departments susceptible Of demonstration and ex
empIihcailon In the department ct Anatomy and Sur
gerry, no school IN Virginia offers students SUPERIOR If
quail, advantages II II. during the lecture term. Daily
lectures demons railons and examinations are gwen
throughout the course.
This school has the graduating power.
Inc whole expense. Including fees. cost If books and
board Tor eight months will moi exceed $50
Being located in the village Prince Edward CT.
li1 board can be had in hotels private families con-
vrnl"nt 10 the school.
Sept. u lin
Or The Republican will please copy.
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HOW THE ARNiISIICE CAME ABOUT

HE era Cruz correspondent of La Pat,ia gives the
following account of the way in which Gen. Scott came
10 ask au armls'lre ot santa Anna:
"larlly had the battle Of hnr0bnsro terminated an
hardly had Valencia disappeared from among that band
d heroes when I'VE or SIX persons, nooruu, for their
friendship Ia Santa Anna aud their inclination p. ace.
sailed from the city of Mcxico. Among these was
Senor Arrangolz formerly Mexican Consul at New Or
leans, and Mr.. Alaclntosh, Actlng Consul General Of
Great Britain IN the capital. 4 II these persons went nm
der flag 81 truce, 10 visit Gen. Sco, nd. after con-
Versaion ui sImo hours, returned 10 the cnpita The
next day there arrived messenger from the American
6eneral, bearing proposition dated at Coyoacan the
morning OF the II ulrno. few hours after this prop
astlon answered avoraby and the mex day at
Iacnbaya the arnisce executed. All might have
remained unknown If Santa Anna had been in such
hurry to publish his extraordinary manifesto the
mgnlng OF the 23l. In this dirunen ne throws off the
mask ol hypocrisy, and shows clearly that c had pre-
yI"ns understanding with the enemy, aud that he was
decided TO enter into negotiations at any risk gentle
man who arrived yesterday, in company with Senur
Bermuda de Castro, Minister of Spain O this Republic
assured me that The persons who visited the American
camp the termination Of the OF Churubusco did
50 on an understanding with Santa Anna They repre-
scented IL Cen Scott that the Provisional President was
aaXons and disposed to enter into negotiations f peace,
but thai his situation hnd red him r taking the first
s,cp, on account oAhe opposition OF The people; but that
II Gen Scott would propose arnsiico under The cn-
dlil9ns which were adopted he would cater into nee
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'RNING. OCTOBER 10. isl7.
Brass 0nd Eroa zou,ssJrv.

u1NNDINo II lneonsenlont 10 prosecute INV bus nrss
. at the Ph~nlN Foundry 10 advantage Coz want oi
The "ca's necossaf, Tor that parpos | have made Al
engagements with Bagby y ttenshaw hy which az,
10 DO furnished hs Them with the necessary means am
consequently from and alter this date all work done at
said Foundry viii he Ion heir benefit
shall continue 10 carry all the hrauccs Of bu mess
connected with The Foundry. IN Bras, aud Iron and \
general
Nj II T. b | 81 Ne SIS
and would respectfully salcl continuance Of the patron
aye 81 literally bestowed on me heretofore
1t Is hardly necessary 10 sas any ihug with regard
he work Finished al tbs establishment It having alroals
sah ShSd reputation secure liberal share Of pal
rouage.
Feb. l2-ts A. q. DABNl,E.