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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

GEsERAL sEssIoSs.-The Jury being unable TO
szres upon a verdict 10 the case Of James Madison
scond. on Monday evening. were oischsrgsd by the
Court....Ambrose Thompson pleaded guilty TO steal
log $50 In silver coin from Joseph Ayerres at the
sailors Home, In July last and 10 Sing Sing
for the term Of two years. Thomas Wilson alias
Campbell then put bic Trial for having. In July
last picked the pocket Of Mrs Keller Of s. IS 10
Of the BO~ery stages The accused was found guilty
snd the P-ntentzry for the term Of ak months
$50. Jeremiah Jackson, Robert Hazard and Thomas Ly-
on were then ried for having 10 connection with sam
ue Freeman committed assault and battery Chas.
Mann with intent 10 Kill. They we're found guilty OF
assault and battery with intent 10 main, and seyeray
senJsnced TO years Imprisonment In the State PRS
on. The Court then sdjourned tor the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

HrRr BY FALL.-A man by the name Of Fitz.
gerald was badly hurt BY fall in the street Medical
aid vas procured and his wounds dressed sfer which
ne was taken 70 his place Of abode.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

DEsrIrUriOS-Bsrney Cox, Bridget McGaren
and Peters together With two children, taken
from a cellar In Rdgs-street. the hoor Of which was
nearly covered With water The miserable beings were
provided With better quarter through the efforts Of the
Thirteenth Ward Police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29
MONEY EARKET.
Sunday, Nov. 26-O r. M.

sunday, Nov %S-O +. NE
There has been q decided improvement in the stock
market during the past week, prices closing fraction
higher than at the close of the previous week. We
attribute this improvement more to local than
to any general change In financial affairs. fancy
stock of Wall street is at any time subject to corner,
aud the In the market Of two three out
sders ofcspta Is to put prices several per cent
The money market Is in such state that large lots of
stocks forced into the street for SALE and under
these is impossbleo tell how low prices
will CO. The market value of the stocks Is matter Of
no cons quence every thing depends upon the position
holders If sales made to raise money, the best
price offered must be accepted, and those who have
funds to the market aud purchase almost any
stock in the list, at present prices, must ultimately
make large per cent profit Many of the fances range
from twenty fifty per cent below prices cnrrent six
months since and from ten to twenty per cent below
prices that will rule the present pressure in
the money market removed to secure which 1t is only
necessary to hold.
Prices for fancy railroad stocks have not been low
for nearly four years TheleadDg railroad stocks In the
lower than they two ago. when there
was every prospect ola Britain and money
was worth one and half and two per cent per month
Within that time these stocks have improved in actual
value very much their incomes having increased In the
meantime in some instances fell hundred per cent
Holders of these stocks afford to make great sacr
fees to retain possession the ultimate advance must
be SUFFICIENT to pay handsome profit and above
ruch Losses 1t will time before anything be
realized from many of works of internal improve
msnt but they must eventually be so productive that
prices current merely 1.-THE of their value The
stocks to which auds represent railroads connected
with this city which depend upon its growth and in
their business and 1t must appear plain to
every that few years will sufcs to place them in
productive position.
The table exhibits the quotations for stocks
in this market for each day Of the past week. and at the
close Of the week previous 1t will be perceived that
prices closed this week much better than last
Quotations THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs IN THE New
YoRK MARKET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, SATur5Ay AFTERNOON, Nov a.
Holders Of -four exhibited some increased frmness
but buyers declined meeting them any better
than those current sales Of ali kinds were
moderate and confined chiefly to purchases for home
ufe. In wheat there more doing, and sairs
made embracing Genesee, Ohio and Delaware on terms
stated below. Sales OF meal were freely made at full
without change In prices Rye showed more stiff
ness while oats were steady at yesterdays quota ions
In provisions transactions moderate. Pork con.
tnued dull and sales of made terms more favor
able TO purchasers In groceries there little doing
beyond sales making at auction. OF Inferior qualities
sugar, and Of damaged Brazil coffee, particulars Of
which will be found below.
AsHEs-There slight reaction in the market In
the forenoon but 1t lest during change Small sales Of
pots reported az S. So and sales Of bbs
pearls made at 81 10 81 8lt4.
BELswAx.-The market for yellow has declined, and
the last sales were made at % cents
BsgApsruFyi-F our-saes Of 900 bb!s oswsyo wore
made ut ge 400 bhla 0eueses Of pure quality scld ct
40 la sslss OF 1900 bbs 0snsses deliverable next month
we're made at % 1Sl siss Of Michigan we're made at
"a i1X! seutbtrs sontnasa IN light FupPy, end lIsw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29
BY SPECIAL OVERLAND EXPRESS
AND
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
TO THE
NEW YORK HERALD.
INTERESTING INTELLICENCE
PROM THE
w Ar GU TER.
MOVEMENTS OF THE MEXICANS.
THE mONARCHICAL SCHEME.
&c. &c. &c.

Our special overland express reached Richmond yes
terdsy, and the Immediately telegrsphed to
the Ns.e toyk Herald Office.
It is as follows -:
The New Orleans Picayune, Extra, published on the
afternoon Of the 22d has later dispatches from Mexico
The propeller Edith arrived at New Orleans, from
Vera Cruz, the sth, bringing two days later news
A letter from Queretsro, dated the 25th, two days
later says that seventyone deputies then In the
city and several others the way and 1t believed
that very there would be sufficient to open the
session.
The first business Is the election Of a President
The candidates are Pena Amonte, and Herrera.
News had reached there Of certain designs of stock
jobbers at the capital form Mexico into two great
States and annex them to the American Union. The
sonador, newspaper, maintains opinions that this is
new party.
The arco Iris states the number Of Mexican troops
now in the field at different stations at thirty
thousand.
letter from the National Bridge, dated 4th, gives
particulars Of Gen Pattsrsons march from there with
out moeststioD to his headquarters at Santa Annals
residence.
Col. Hughes command was still there.
Gen Patterson had received a visit from a commits
sioner Of Padre Jarsuta with pesce propostionsthe
Padre being tired o, uar and Wishing under the
protection Of our government Gen. Patterson cooly
told the commissioner II Jsrsuta wished to return to
Vera Cruz good citizen, to dispense his command
and proceed there instantly and would modest
them adding that he should hang every guerilla he
caught.
The train to proceed with the 5th Division Bsi-
more bat alton The reported fight between Jarauts
aud Zenobs Is confirmed. Jarauta was worsted which
is the supposed tauce OF his peaceful intentions.
The health of Col. Hughes command was generally
good, some so only sick
letter from Vera Cruz dated sh states that goods
forwarded to the interior via Or1aba are no longer
taxed By the Mexican authorities showing that the
guerilla force is getting weaker.
Vera Cruz and the country around Is getting won
dertuIy Americsnzed.
Col Doniinguezs spy company left on the 9TH, with
dispatches for Gen Scott.
Gen Taylor had not arrived at Matamorss, but would
leave Monterey on the sth.
The heslth Of Mstamorss is improving
II was rumored there that the States Of San Luis "a
caeca Durango and other had declared In favor OF
Paredes monarchical scheme and preferred him IS 600
troops.
Senior Iurbde Is fixed upon for the throne in Of
European intervention which Is iently calculated
upon Many Mexcsns In that quarter hostile TO the
movement and ready to join the United States to
| prevent It's contamination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29
Died

Dleu.
On Saturday morning 27th lust, JOHN RoBERrsoS,
son OF John and Isabella Robertson aged three years
three months and three days
The friends and acquantauces of the family are re.
epectfuy invited to attend his funeral without further
i.vtaton this (Nonday) afternoon at az o'clock from
his fathers residence, l22 Madison st.
On Saturday, the 27th inst, WIN MONTGOMERY VAN
WART, Of the firm Of l.. M and w. NJ. Van Wart in the
25th year Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family and his father
Lawrence Van Wart, and his father law William Ste
vens are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral on
Monday the 29th instant, at O'clock P. NJ from the
residence Of his father, No 35 Carmine street
On Sunday morning. 2sth instant, JAMES ANyoN, aged
4S years.
His friends, and Washington Lodge, No. !, u A d +,
also the Order in general most respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his ate residence oil Pearl
street, on Meniay, 10Th instant, at o'clock.
lIJ- English papers please copy.
Of consumption, on Sunday evening, at O'clock Ed
WARD LYNCH, 80 years of age.
His funeral will take place on Monday ut "a O'Clock.
from hs-resdence 37S Grand street His friends and
scquantances respectfully invited to attend with
out further invitation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29
AT the Goodyear Rubber warehouse, 100

At the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100
Broadway may be found the most extensive VARIETY 4
combining all the recent Improvements. There is but
Goodyear. 800.
North Anne, lean Hat Manufacturing COM
psny; TEE, msprgcr, No. BoweryFor fashionable,
aud durable article, we'll erneney low price call
The above company You cannot do beter they retail II
their hats and caps at moderate prices.
- onlyhc points of thu Superior Pens warranted
60 come off and If after full trial any imperecton is dis
8 81 Ss owl. III b
aud saygs, Fulton street Gid Pen and Pepril Ca.'
snd 81 80. Gold Pens repaired .''e''' ''' '
A Tasty Boot Is one or the most necessary
Srss. for without you cannot be nt
che most tasty and the cheapest boot. in the
friend Yeq9gs Opposite our Office be will give the best
- and 81 usually and ), other
and III ai s pooa as
'st'siacuor Corner of Fulton aud Nassaust
Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes. Corn ucopiss,
motto pagers fancy for comic jewerv boIes
Gold silver COPPER, tissue morocco. marble Chinese and
istsii, at IS Maiden lane. g. J. KRAFT.
Hair Cutting and Trimming WhiskeTs'--
WINS soy to he ,; husbands. Deal Dc not let any one e1,
Nassau street il Away. Look; more eenesl when he sG il
dSc. arriving
heresb Gs 81 Hills ard say, we always visit Hills
trimmed as they should be- patronise Hill.
Rheumn tisn,, Pains, and stiffness OF the
o,ns swelling of the muscular substances rear Them and
other too well S known 70
pound Syrup Of Hydodate Of Potsas Sarsanaa and yell
low Deck Root Ii is recommended IN full confidence
Seng specific and needs but trial convince the most
by C H. Ring, Druggist and Chemist 1872 Broadway,
John street
Several reasons why everybody that wears
Aura he taud6
the city, and another stong his Boots and Shoes
generally good and the OF al -
Db and large cash sales with small profits attached
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This exhibits very curious result. With an mpor-
tation Of less than fifty per cent in dutabe goods the
duties nearly one hundred per cent than for
the corresponding week in 1896 We shall soon be able
to show comparative statements under the same tariff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

CENDBnulE AND WALLACE gaCK @llAiN, M.
- aspsEIs pay Jassisy Inc aats Nov The p'eenss
u ths shstspsgs Hotel, essbyAis BsaTbaNps DAl by
syy.1 AZ hsr ehda 10 aHcips'' " bss Ball y saaef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

W ,GikE bUakpiN1.-ssIsJis,sg d genlgvI boAiJsn
pfosps ssb rooms fof the wEtsf season. a. the
NsIiesa He!sl No Cpsiil'neM AWlias'isa % ~ naa
" 5.pi CtkTlei lsfvm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29
"IsIcheiicu'' Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, for

to come off and If after full trial any mpeecton is dis
ISysrea = them hsS may b, returned Sold only By B.
aud Say % Fulton street. Gid Pen and Pencil Cao
IN every Variety the lowest prices Gold Pens ST. 81 u.s.
sna 81 so. Gold Pens repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

Broadway. may be found the extensive variety a
sbcs overShoes Ct The latest s'yles
combining all the recent Improvements. There is but
Lon rear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

psny. Tee, manager. No. 9BoweryFor fashionable ne at
aud dnrble article we'll ernemely low price call
the above company You do better they retail IL
their hats and caps at moderate prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29
Hair Cutting and Trimming WhiskeIs =


Several reasons why everybody that wears
Baos and Shoes. should them friend Jones' No
Ana One is the cheanest and best place in
the city, and another his Boots and Shoes
generally good and the great OF all
bsbt and large cash sales with small profits attached
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

VNDURTH ANNUAL. RAIL OF TIE INOEPEN-
L DENT Sons or ERIN AsSoCIAI ION The
Fourth Annual Ball of Ia ndepen lent Sons Of Esn Associs
trn will take place at Iammny Hall on Tuesday Evening
Move nbe 30 1871. The proceeds will be aid Of
The Committee Of respectfully ,o'ict The
onsee and support o their low citizens to enable them 10
carry the Charitable iutcnton Of he Association Tickets
each be had OF the at the door he night
OF the Ball. r27 itsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

motto fancy for confe etouers jewe,rv boIes
round ard square boxes for pill boxes &c
Gold. silver COPPER tissue marble. Chinese and
Ssnsh paper paper gold and silver borders.
pictures Aso boxes wedding cakes Wholesale and
fetsii at az Maiden lane. q. J. KRAFT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

WALNUT STREET THEATRE FhilateIphia--E. A.
w Marshall. Lessee; w Wallack .r. MsnagerSccond
week Of Madam Bishops Orea comparatively I've
ming, November a. will be performed for the lst time Don
zetti'T tragic LILLIAN opera OF LUCREZIA BOkGIA-Don
AIphonso, ss yslt.llni; G,msro w Reeves; Mafi Or
SIM, Madame MeFarsn; Du.e Of Fsrrars Sig Benefit;
To conclude with i,UR MARY ANNE-Col Albert Mr..
Magic; Jonathan Tupk. Cbspmnn Msrv Anne, Mrs Rogers.
Eniestme Miss Chapman. u Tuesday, grand English
OIera Night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

GteQ0n NE w ARD Lost on Saturday evening, Novem-
RcOO Der az l87, nine S0O bills the Philade pha
500 bill the Western Bank, Of Philadelphia
Bamoe one $50 two $40 and one SO bill. bank unknown;
Canal street. Mercer street Chatham The finder by
leaving the M. d. Green's will receive the above
reward and the thanks Of the D. ID. GREEN, lBa
ham sf,fef M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

~ ALLr.Itf or MARBLE 81 Ut.rTUhr.s ron GALE
" Just arrived from Italy, superb collection OF Scup
executed by the most distinguished Italian artists con-
si-ting of Statnes and groups Of large and small Bus
Lions Tsna and Chimney Pieces raade expressly
United States all Of exquisite workmanship and satuary
marble, worthy the a,nt Of amateur and artist Also,
Mosaic sud Fancy Marble Centre Tables, &c &C. Please
enquire MIR Lengths Marble Factory ath street between
7 ave and Irving Place. mis- i2tssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YOUNG
w and enerpsng to solicit subscrbers and collect
money fer one Of the most popular periodicals published
the coultry Men who well recommended for
honety intelligence and make from IS 80
dsy the year round. some making these
Apply to ISNAEL POST, 40 Nassau street.. n29 Item
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

"a ANTED-A partner with cash r,tal OF from $4,000
w 5000 engage tho Hat aud Cap business this city
be had good location Of the princp,
where good business plrcady established
Any with the above thst ud like engage
the busiuts obtain interview by addressing note
g. the Mercer Home, Of Broome and Mercer
| steetst n281tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

by JAMES N. MlLLLR--ThuIsday. Dec. 2, at half past
o'clock at the store Of lillian hile' No 3o6 rear
Sole Leahe5 COO sides hemock tanned Sole Leather
1000 do Upper do in rough Also, Calf SKINS rough with
other articles. ms 6tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

DERCUSSION CARS, GUNS. HAIR CLOTH,
L WATCHES &c,-Genune d Csps, ribbed, also split.
TIN boxes, assorted Lay cocks best quality Hair Clo, at
movements 50 English twist and pwsn breech double
barrel Guns Also hqs, single end double. backing Gun,
IS inch barrel, Gun Ribs Powder FIaks Nipples Violin
Strings Locks Eulle Mouds &C. Purchasers will cop,ut
their interest by taking Agents upstairs prces before
closing their bills JOHN A. NEWBOULD.
6tlseodsrc IS John street.. (upxtairsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

LNkENCH LANUU AGE-MornBg aud Evening lasses-
Academy 1873 Bro.dway-Lessons for Ladies' O6 Leonard
street. The increasing desire OF IetrnDg thv language has
induced the subscriber to open day aud evening css after
aod system by which scholars be sb'e ,peah
short time The course embraces, LIST Conversation
Phrases on Plates pted in large type and fixed the wall
enable the scholar 10 learn without book 3D. Gram
maca rules veb,fc 3D., Lecture for each scholar 9Th
Dctaton. 9Th Benefit for each scholar to French
Spanish Italian and English languages tau iht by secia
teachers attached the establishment Lessons
n2Ql u
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DOLI5H REVOLUrION-The Celebration of the Auni-
versary Of the Revelation of Poland, at the Sbakpeae
Hotel, ny Ball, Mond,v the goth inst, will be magpl
cent affair The Hall will be decorated the music splsadid
the iaae brilliantly elegant aud rioyent the feature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

W%O Herald, about O'Clock p NJ One Hundred Dolla!
Bill the Cabotve Bank The above reward will be paid
the finder for information that will lead TO its
covery, bv leaving at the desk ofths Office. n2s 2rc
DOOfor the recovery Of shosh deep red plush carpet
bag and contents so far the which Of use to
except the owner taken through mske or other
wise, from the porter. Pacific Hotel 1862 Greenwich
street the 9th day Of October last r. M. The bag Of
considerably worn, with brass plate
lock- filled With geltlemans ordinary wearing apparel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-29

GRAND OPENING BALL AT JAMAICA. l. l.
" At HENsEN Il HEN rs New ard Splendid Ioon
Wednesday, Dee J. ls7-Remleu y Heriz.aroprietors Of
the Jamaica Hotel having completed their extensive aud
ncept saloon, respectfully ino<m the frents
New York Brooklyn. and throughput the State OF Long
Island that they will grand bl Wednesday
tickets for which be obtsioed of them. at the
Waverey Honse, the Sonth Ferry Brooklyn Special
trains Of cas- will be g,sed the occasion, which will
leave the Suh Ferry oclock prccisoly the evening
Of the bali aud rious nou suit
Of visites n27SstN&Tusrc
HANGING AND Waiting ACADEMY, 81 How
- ard Sgnora and Sgnor Fcrrero, have
their school and are about commencing class
for ladies' and class
at7. Days oftuuon Mnnd va and Thp,sd,v and Wednes
days and Ssturdyss 81 for ladies' and IN the
evening of the daysat ~ geemens classes The
waltz Care aud all the fashionable dances taught
dnrlg the term Private dancing soirces will be given
ms itteodsrc
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DALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-Postively .he Last Week.
L DIR. Coilyer's Model Arses The GREEK SLAVE
night THIS week which will be added Venus rising
The bath Samson and Delah together with several
tive each evening Prices OF admissonDresi
Circle and PaTquee 80 cents lady and gentleman Is
boxes IS Seats may be secured the box Office
from 10 M Doors open Ga PersouiGcatiops
commence ar O'Clock,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-21
EDUCATION ON CHRISTIAN
pRINCIpLEs.

atom Rouge Classical and Commercial Boar
ding and Day School. The Rev, John
Burke tlate President Of Franklin Col
tege) Rector. It'll commence on the lst
January tg48.
The course Of instruction al this institu'
lion, will embrace, in the English and classl-
cal department, minute and critical attention
to somposfi0n, ]ei0cution and phtotqgy IN all its
branches. The application Of the rules oil
prosddy IN the structure and scanning OF
Greek and Lasin verse, is regarded as an efs
etgise indispensable toward a thorough
knowledge and appreciation of the beauties
or ancient poetry.
Itsha1i he as we'll the never Ceastng desire
| and care ofthe rector aud his assistants, so TO
labor In the most important trust committed
10 them, that their pupils, may, together with
jrreprDachable moral and religious con-
duet,Acuuire we'll merited reputation, for
sound useful, practical and accomplished
| scholarship. An able professor, a native OF
Hungary fwith others to be employed fine
c~essary1 will give Instructions in the French
: German and Spanish languages, also IN
algebra, geometry, t~riganometfy, lPlain
and SPHERICAL Theoretical and practical
surveying, linear drawing, artiGheetufe and
Landscape painting. ,
The rector grounds his hopes Of continued
patronage and liberal support by IN en-.
ghtensl public, on the successful expe-
rienUe ura quarter Of d century IN this coun-
try and Europe-on the strongestfecommen-
datious from distinguished citizens of Louis
rana, and The Carolinas and above all, on the
Iairly tested progress Of his pupils In moral
literary and scientific Improvement.
Particulars as TO discipline. course Of stu.
| dies, vacations &c. &c, may be obtained by
application to the Rev. John Burke. Baton
Rouge. .
T'FHMs or rutt1oN for day pupils IN the ell
etnentary branches Of an English education
spelling, reading, writing aud arithmetic.
THHrE pebbAps soc. per month, classics and
mathematics, SIX DOLLARS per month, molern
Lanuuages with other studies BtsHF BohtAHs
per month,
Referenrss.-Th Right Rev. Leonidas
Polk. D bishop Of the Diocese fla, The
Rev Francis l. Hawks, D d rector of Chris
Church. New Orleans, The Rev. Daniel {
Lewis, rector Of Grace Church 81. Francis
vile, The Rev w b Lacy, ID rector of the
Southern Institute, fofyoung ladies', Jackson
La. Natchitoches, the Hon. q Campbell
Gen. p Morse, James Taylor and Charles
Billiard, Esqs.
Alexandria, John X Etgee. Esq, DIR. Da
wilson, Opelousas, Judge OvertoD, Hon. u
King &o,, &c.
Donatdsonvilie, Judge Nichols.
Baton Rouge, y D Avery, ESD &c,
The Prospectus Of The Boarding sGhot
&c. viii be issued Ii a few days.
" The teacher whose services have beer
engaged. speaks French with the fluedcy anC
correctness Of d we'll educated native o
France.
December I5th, lS45.