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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

lNQUEsT.-Cor0ner " alters was yesterday cal
I'd o. nod inquest the corner oi aief an nion
streets upon Tie cody u samuel Logan, WHO Sas ked
- Being caught unl-r pie q slaves Which iel II tie
yard " Mr Derni..on Al she sboye place Verdict &C.
cOrclugy.
PoLlcE-A complaint was yesterday lodged az
TIE Lower Police oco CoGrg sssins; Noes Besen for
libel against John Thompson. Esq. publisher Of the
bank Ao;e Reporter and broker "a Waist Tor having
on the 18Th nsT pu5shed IN ne he~ ork ; IN art
Gle rejecting upon the character Of Mr.. Thompson. IL
= understood al exsinstOn VIII take place to-day
IA woman named Mary Jane smith was yesterday
arrested charged alta stealing sr IA caan, and clothing
worth - waiea shs brougai 70 THIS City. ene was
locked -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

ES' We are indebted 10 Mr.. Cioyes Of the New
Haven line for copy Of the Boston, Ass In advance OF
the msl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

NEFARiOUs TANPERISG WITH SLAyEs.-lt may
not generally b. known that there IS 10 this city class
Of persons whose business 10 i - hunt up drcs that
are for sale, and giving Information thereof 70 a
trader receive pensa0n ot ten or twenty dollars
As the may De- Tor the services rendered Circum-
stances have recently developed the fact Ia my estma
ton that Of these 0tpge1as are actively en-
esged To procuring slaves - absent Themselves from
heir owners that they may be offered Tor sale and
thus 10 j. that many Or-sOon ~ o. caught now
ever. OF the trader is not pUcsps 0imfas IN
this vile practice for be s liable % lose hs property
and frequently he does lose isas any other tor these
sc0unlrrs are no resyecteTs u persons Inc uSf0
stool pigeon may generally BE- seen irequentns hotels
he Is not proving about ins cry, noillns con
verse with such negroes ss will deign 10 spe-k With
MIN be Is always for payu tue largest price too, bu'
can never close bargain Until be shall have seen some
other individual who generally Is trader. and who
takes care D. pay the price With bis own hand and re-
ceys tite % the property. Let those who inter.
est-i ans the Police look - this matter and several
.ro 1iecls ~il be- caught ere long 81 Louis Repg5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

ES- HEKz AND SIyoRI Will be here on Saturday
and are 10 give a Concert a. New Brighton,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
Battle on the Prairies Farther Particulars.
From the Baltimore Patriot July -.

a letter was received this morning from James
5 Wstherld 70 bis friends Ia Baltimore, from which we
make the following extracts
On the twenty third day Of June 1871, at Pswnee
Fork We were attacked by about so Indians whom We
reyused without the loss Of any OF our men, or proper
~ though several OF the men were wounded one Of
my men In several different places he will probably
We congratulated ourselves Ia being success
fu In thus driving OF these pests Of the prares but
alas this affair was but prelude 10 what was subse-
quonty experienced by us.
u IS our custom on the prsres al all times t. make
our eucampment As safe AZ practicable this we DO by
having the wagons placed 10 circular form, inside OF
which Of the cattle are fastened, the rest being
hObbsG the center being occupied by ourselves "A
guard IL then set which IL relieved every two hours -
This our situation on the .oh Inst on tne banks u
the Arkansas River. and at O'Clock IN tue mofuns'
lust s., when the cattle were loosened 10 90
driven out An attack made by about 300 Csmanche
Indians, who succeeded In stsmpeding some JJO
head OF stock mostly the property OF the Government
The plan adopted by the Indians was TO rush on the
camp firing their guns and utterng the most unearthy
ycls and shouts which you can imagine. ms created
panic among the cattle, who tore on as II mad 90
The enemy was CALAMITY met by US The engagement
lasted about 30 minutes 10 which three OF our men we're
wounded supposed MORALLY.
Lieut. Love. who commands one hundred men, or
dered out twenty i've Of them 10 pursue the indians
and II possible retake the cattle. They overlook the
enemy, and had desperate engagement in which five
Of our men killed and six wounded three Of these
the doctor reports cannot live Several horses were
killed on oOtu sides The loss on the part o. the Indians
is supposed be large they however as IS their Gus
tom succeeded In carrying of their dead. Four OF our
men We found scsped one poor fellow had his scalp
taken of and his cut % while alive on another
counted sixteen wounds mostly made By ianccs The 81
Indians were accompanied by MeXcsns and u Is
supposed few Americans are among them u trust
this IS not the csse) We shall remain here until rein
forced There are thirtyeight Government wagons
here which Will have 20 remain until STOCK j. provided
for hauling them. This will be forwarded by the ex-
press which We send 20 the States after the battle.
u The Csmanches the finest equestrians In the
world. They will ride past Al, iu gaop, and show
our rifles no part Of their bodies but foot which 10
hooked the saddle the rest Of them being hid BY
the norse la this position they bra under thu neck OF
the horse 10 form they perfect Apollos and are
considered the brayest and most warke Indians on the
Continent
When the Government closes the Mexican war, u
will md the DaHshi1g of this people quite serious al
fair The gamanches will have great opinion OF the
nssar NJ nur Gnrernnan unt they arc made y teal n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

II Col. WM. scHoULEK Editor Of the Bosio
Alss, Is II the Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

GREENWOOD CEMErEKY.-We are requested 70
that the gements this terry are now 30 far
completed enable the steamboat 10 carry from NJ
teen to twenty carriages al, trip ilrequred The boats
leave the side OF the Battery every day 81 lOi
N and It a. and Ct Pm
II AZ about five O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
great black cloud came slowly up the western side OF
The Say and presently lei Of the most refreshing
showers which has been experienced in these parts Tor
fortnight st east, The grass in the Park prcked up
iIs ears with pleasure.
IL Hon. WAsHISGTos HUNT, the popular mem
Der VI Congress from The District composed OF the eoun
ties Of Orleans sni Niagara IS at the Astor House lie
intends 10 remain a few days 10 the City.
~ Oue of the evening papers has astonished
the asuses On board the Chinese junk. 50 wonder -
Perhaps gave them understand mat It n-i seen ne
disng ulshed Individual claims the Dutch Monarchy
~ Rev d.. Tying IS expected home early In
September IDS health !. fully restored BY bis tour In
Europe, and he VII soon resume ELs pastoral duties
= Col. WV ScHoULEE, Editor OF the B9si0H
Aaas Is q, the Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

r5~ The National Inte'hgeHcer Of yesterday
contains most excellent editorial upon me working Of
the Constitution It should be read cgesisd and pre-
served for future reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16

AcrOstlc.
Written in the cars after passing down the Potomac
via Mount Vernon, en- rsufe for Chapel Hill, with the
Pr resident and suite.
Journeying by land or sea,
oh how pleasant It's to be
Among the honor'd and the wise,
Near TO bcautys beaning eyes,
Near to bcauty's sweet voiced daughters,
Aswe cross the shining waters
Like n bright star. shining through
Evenings deep ming sky OF bluo
On the ocean, In the smile
Not impaired TO beguie
Only this to that set down,
Reason bows where beauty's crown
And charm smiles without frown
Ramble we the wide world round
Under any sky where found,
Charming woman, In our hearts
Keeps her reign TIL life DEPARTS
EvSn then the beams Of beauty's eye
Repel the coward fear to die.
Respectfully,
wAsHiseros, juno II, is47
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Hortsi-west corner OF Fulton and Nxsunu IT.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

>. DAhY HERALD-Every day. Price cents eopy-$,
ID PSF aanum--Ieysblc in advance.
.HERALD-Erery saturdsy-res ~ cent?
oR s.an ssf:; day
MNNe2sIt' pfT per snSuT Paysbs ~ ADVANCE:
Isl o. jsn9sy Of sash ysarsingle copies .npenss each
nv nee Advertisements should be written PLAIN egbis
msnnr The Proprietor win not be responsible for errors that
may c,s VA thera
despatch
All letters communications by mail. addressed to the
esablishmcnt be paid, the postage will be do
"7et~a from the Subscription monsv rsTitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16

, DER Or Til Bur EAU OF CoNsTGcTioN, e.
Sealed Proposals. de duplicate be endorsed Supplies
b. of 2st June will be received by the Navy Agent his
office, No, South William street. until MONDAY, 2lst
classes No. to usys, or aoy farther quantity which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16

APPOINTMENT ny THE President. --Purdy Me-
Evainc receiver OF public moneys for the district Of
lands subject 10 sale at Upper sandusky In the state OF
Ohio, In the place OF Christian Huber, removed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. We learn that Mr.. ,.
Hayes, of Norwich, whose family reside near
the line Of this town. the east side Of the river com
mtted suicide Monday morning. the 9TH inst In the
following manner-Before breakfast he went into the
woods with halter for the purpose as was supposed OF
easy on account 81 hi. delay sent for him. and he
found in the sugar suspended by his neck with
the halter The deceased about forty years old and
in good circumstances lie had frequently OF late ex
pressed the opinion that he should como to want ana
was undoubtedly insane oxford Repubhean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16

Personal and Political.
The St Louis papers announce the death OF 4. w.
Manning, In that city. Asa Judge he enjoyed high
character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16

A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE.--rhe bar fixtures. fur
n nurc and lease OF public house. Kept on the European
Plan Of the best ocans IN the city. the owner hav
Ing other business which requires his attention, induces him
offer for sale Apply personality or By letter. 10 b. Walker
Nc. II Park Row. New York. ie3 ittsrc
w would call particular attention the fact that
manufacturing new and superior article OF Lead Pipe,
free from all mNci Ioctions and warranted split
Plumbers aud dealers generally supplied the
able terms THOS. OTIS LIZ Roy X co,
rnvl6 3nsre 36i and 26s Water street
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS.
lanes g. MoFFET, i2i Prince street third block west
OF Broadway, has hand and constantly
GAS CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS AND PENDANTS
in NIL their varieties Of patterns and sizes Contracts will also
Churches Hotels and all other public buildings well
private dwellings, at the shortest notice and ON the most
sonable terms. ,
NIB. All kinds Of fixtures reg rebronred and rss
PARKER'S
COFFE n % u 8 +,
NO 40 DEy STREET
FORMERLY OF u
10 JOHN STREET, NEW fOkK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16

Four pieces Of artillery respectively commanded by
Commander Magruder, Lieuts. Fairfax and Blunt aud
Acting Saingmastcr Rodgers, all under command OF
Commander Mackenzie.
NAVAL.
The iron steamer Allegheny, built at Pittsburgh, and
htted out at the navy yard Mt Memphis Tennessee sail
ed from the latter place the dth instant for New
leans, where she will receive her sailing orders and
plete her The following Is list Of the officers at
tached to the A.:-Lieut Commanding. Vim w. Hun
ter Lieutenants, VIM. McB!air, VIM. Reynolds Joseph
Sanford Surgeon Robert Woodwork; Purser James A.
Sempe; Chief Engineer, Alexander Birkbock; Acting
Master, Andrew Weir; Assistant Surgeon John A. Pet
Ut; Passed Midshipmcn Paul shirley Fred Is. Brand;
Midshpmen, John ii. RUSSELL Frank A. Roe. James d
Yates; Captains Clerk, John Is. Peachy; lst Assistant
Engineer Alexander Nice auslsnd jr ID do do, Robert
Dandy; I'd do. do. Charles l.. Greatrake; Sd do do,
William Luce Sd do do, Nathaniel p Patterson Gun
John @. Williamann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-16

The articles must BE- OF the best quality delivered the u
Navy Yard, Brooklyn the risk and expense Of tbs
tractor AZ snch nss and a such qnssti,is be
be made for not less than class fixed each
ses carefully extended and added up, and il is requested
that the total be plainly words the
dress Of the bidder added
Contracts will be made with the lowest bidder giving bond
with two approved Aureties third the the
class er ,' faithful performance Pym.nts made thirty
days alter bills properly approved hled with the NAVY
Agent ten cent being reserved until the completion OF the
contract In ease Of failure 10 deliver the Navy Agent will
procure the articles and contract
TO BE ssIundsd BY the contractor to the United States
The written guaranty Of Of responsible persons
must accompany each OFFER that the bidder whose offer &C.
septsd will rot fail to sign with iw
l"'"s "'N''
I'VE beTeby guaranty that b, offering for supps. n,
the Navy shall, with two sufficient surees execute within
the time requed the contract end bond il awarded TO him
The law provides expressly that No proposal shall be- con-
Navy Agents Office, New York, June Iith is17
PROSPER NJ WkTMORE, Navy Agent
FL a L. --eN''.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
DEATH BIZ DROWNING.

Coroner John Kern, Jr on Friday last held
an inquest over the body Of young man ma
med John w. Miller, whe was drowned in
North River, near North Riyer. Mills, in this
county. on she night preceding ne I'd INST
1t appears thai on thai night sone eight or
nine young men with the deceased, had con.
gregaIed together for the unlawful purpose of
visiting The house Of Mr.. Bazel Moreland. 10
modest young married couple by serenading
them with bells, &C., and as the party were
proceeding and within short distance of the
house linking their bells, &C., they were fred
upon which greatly alarmed Them as it was a
kind OF reception they had not calculated Up
on, they reueated down me bank of the river,
and the deceased, making jump. fell over
INTO the river and was drowned. The jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the
facts.-Roniaey hteligencer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
ITEMS.

They do things very summarly and effec-
maIly among the Creek Indians. Very lately
an Indian killed his cousen. He was caught,
TIED aud sentenced. A grave was dug. in
which operation he assisted actively then
seating himself by the side of il, he gave the
word ''fre," to the two appointed execution
ers, and the next moment fell dead into the
grave.
The Board of Public Works has decided
mat 1t has not the power to appropriate the
sum voted by the last Legislature for the ex'
enuon Of the Louisa railroad 10 the Southern
route. The decision we learn was unani-
nous
Young VIM. d. Perry, of Baltimore, who
was accidentally shot a few nights ago by his
friend John A. Scott, of Missouri, died on
Wednesday afternoon, from the effect of the
wound. The printers society, of which he
was member, attended his funeral
The official list of inerments in the CITY OF
New Orleans from Q, A. NJ. OF "Wednesday.
The 18th September. to Thursday. the 10th. at
The same hour. shows 35 in all, OF which q
We're Yellow Fever.
The Loco Foco State Convention Of Mas
sachusetts have nominated Caleb Cushing,
for Governor! We presume that Caleb will
now be settled in his politics, at least. until at
ter the election.
The st. Louis Republican informs us that
Maj. st George Cook ard Capt Turner, of
the lst Dragons. who have lust returned
from California, have received orders TO pro
coed forthwith TO Santa F'e.
The bridge across the Susquehanna. at Har-
rshurg, which was swept away by the great
,ro>het last year, has been rebuilt, and opened
for travel.
GRAND LopGE OF THE UNITED STATE 7. O.
q. F.-This body met on Monday. at the
hall IN Gay street, Baltimore. and organized
Inc representatives were nearly all present
n considerable amount of business, we learn,
was done, IN the way of referring matters TO
committees, sc,
Several successful experiments have been
recently made IN France on the etheriZation
OF bees. so as TO be able IN take their honey
whilst they are in a state of inaction without
the necessity of destroy ing their lives Globs
10y on take my llle," says Shylock. "when
You DO take the means by which live."l
WIcELrFFE CAMPBELL. son of Row. AIRY
AMBER CAMPBELL, of Bethany. Brooke coun
ny, Va, was drowned on Ike 4h instant in A
creek near that place. Rev. Mr. c. is now
absent IN England
" The people of South Carolina are ia.
Aing steps 10 establish new paper IN Wash
InEion city, to be devoted TO the elucidation
and defence Of Southern rights and interests.
IN yne establishment o: this press they repu-
puulaf AL idea OF its being used for party
po'PoSes-especaly Presdentmakng.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
BOTTOM LAND

on said tract, and the timber on 1, is of good
quality. II contains an abundance Of lime
stone. and is supposed to be very valuable for
its minerals---all in good repair. There are
three other tracts Of land bordering on the
Conoloway hill--one containing about 400
acres, one containing $50 acres, and one OF
100 acres. All of the above described tracts
are supposed 10 contain an abundance Of Iron
Ore, &C., and are well timbered and Of good
quality.
A tract Of about 4e0 acres. purchased by
said Reynolds from Hunter This is impro-
we'd land, lying west of the saw-mill about Two
miles, on the road leading from the saw-mii
TO the mouth of Fifteen mile Creek. The i'm
provements are good dwelling house, barn,
&c.
One bali of a tract of about $50 acres of i'm
proved land on the Potomac river, adjoining
the lands of Peter Light, p. G. Pendeton, and
George Cailett. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad passes through this tract.
Terms Of Sdle.--One fourth cash, and the
balance in one, two, and three years, with ia
terest from date. The deferred payments 10
be secured by bonds and a deed Of trust on
the land. III. BERRY, Trustee,
Sept. 9, lS47-7w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
OBITUARY.

DIED, in this place on Wednesday the 18th
inst, at the residence Of her son, Mr.. John NJ.
Wolff, Mrs. CArHARNE WoLrF, in the list year
of her age after painful and protracted illness,
which she bore with Christian fortitude and resg-
nation.
DIED, en- Tuesday morning last, Mr.. THOMAS
MCINTYRE, aged so years.
When state of the deceased, that for purity
and entegrity of character he was unsurpassed
by any man living, we confidently appeal to the
knowledge of his numerous friends and acquaint-
ances. For nearly halfa century he had been a
COMMUNICATE ofthe Protestant Episcopal Church,
to which church he entertained hearty and ra-
tional attachment. In humility, an charity, in
habits Of devotion, and in lofty practical esti-
mate of consistency, he might be Justly called an
eminent Christian, and the termination of his
life, like its course, was most edifyng.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
COTTON CHAIN,

WOULD invite the attention of purchas.
L. ers TO my stock of Cotton Cham.
II. S. PENDLETON.
August 10, 1916.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
Rousn's IMPROVED TELEGRAPH.

The Philadelphia Inquirer yesterday says
The Magnetic Telegraph, with Houses
improvement, is now in full operation between
this city and Cincinnati Messages are re-
ceived and forwarded with perfect ease. This
improvement is Of much importance. and
greatly calculated 10 facilitate the transmission
Of news and messages Of every description
The characters are quite large, made by the
Telegraph itself, in apparently printed letters,
and with the utmost rapidly. There can in
deed be no mistake with regard 10 advices for
warded by this plan. The results are truly
wonderful.
The Magnetic Telegraph is now completed
10 Louisville, Kentucky
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30

Nr PACKAGES.-Re packages of
Tickets in any Lottery contain all the nun
bers which are placed in the wheel on the day
of drawing. and gives 10 the holder of a certi-
cate, independent of this advantage. the
chance of drawing the First Three Capitals
in the Scheme The certificate records the
combination numbers of every ticket in pack
age, and certainly offers every inducement TO
clubs or individuals TO venture in this way
When package realizes no more than the
small prizes, which it is compelled to draw
back, then the cost Of the certificate is lost to
the holder thereof
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
FATHER TAYLOR.

According to the Weekly symbol, disin-
suished lawyer who was present at an address
made by Father Taylor at public entertain
ment in Cork, said
"Allow me to say, that though | have
heard some Of the first orators Of the day, some
of the greatest men at the English bar, so no
bic specimen Of eloquence coming from the
heart, or such glow OF warm feeling. have
never witnessed as that of Father Taylor this
evening. IIIear, and cheers. And when
he thinks Of all his iriumphs, both by land
and sea, let him conside. il one OF the strong
est and oldest, that he drew tears frow law
yer's eyes"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
CURIOUS mrSTAHE.

The St. Louis Reveille, of the 18th instant,
has the following paragraph: IAN Interesting
scene is said 10 nave taken place yesterday in
the Criminal Court room. A lady witness
was suddenly struck with the supposed iden-
thy Of a juror, and long lost father. She
,prang forward and clasped the astonished
Gentleman, but soon found, 10 decentralization
nat she had made uifiIng mistake. The
,ontleman assured her that he could not claim
he honor of being her parent.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30

ESPECIAL NOTICE-The -Four Thou
sand Dollar Small Fry Lotteries. Our Gus
toners will please take notice that one of the
above Lotteries will be drawn henceforh on
epery Saturday in each week. Tickets 81,
Halves so cents, Quarters Is cents. Pack
ages on certificate will be sold al the follow
ing rates: Regular Package Of wholes $l4,
regular package Of halves 81 regular pack
age of quarters $3.50. The purchase of pack
ages in these Lotteries is decidedly the best
mode OF venture, as it gives TO the holder Of
certificate every number in the Lottery and the
chance OF drawing the FOUR HIGHEST
PRIZES.
o. All communications strictly confidential
For single tickets and packages in either oil
the above lotteries, address
FLETCHER & co.
Baltimore, Nd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
Packages! Packages !

Correspondents ordering tickets BY ceriifi-
cate have double. or nearly double the amount
invested than if the same amount was pur-
chased in single tickets, the risk only being
forwarded.
Q1S- Orders TO our address receive immediate
attention, and the drawing Gas certified to by
Commissioner of Lotleries) forwarded when
drawn.
Or Drafts, Checks, Bank Stock at all value,
and Money on any of the sound Banks in the
United States received for Tickets
o. Correspondents not taxed with postage.
All business transactions strictly confidential
Address your orders for luck TO
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
No. 3 Franklin Buildings,
Baltimore, Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-30
Just Recejced.

A FRESH supply Of CANDY, OR.7.N
IN GEES, LEMONS, R.4ISL.NjS, FIGS,
Sc. SC. GEO. RAENHAL.
March 25 -