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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Guatemala aud Mexico.

The Franco Anercain OF this morning contains
letter addressed to the Editor by two citizens Of
Guatemala in relation 70 the reported annexation Of
Chiapas and Soconuzco by Gen. Canera President
of Guatemala The writers say that annexation
is not a word applicable to the case The follow
ing are the facts according TO the writers;
On the 18th Sept ls2l the former Captsin Generally
of Guatemala declared Itself wholly independent of tie
Spanish Government which il had belonged since the
conquest by the Spanish General Don Pedro de Avara
do The department of Chiapas and soconuzco had al
ways been part the Captain Gcneracy and joined in
its assertion of independence. That same year they
were represented by their respective depates in the
Jaqtd provincial eGbanGiira which was established
In ls22 led by party ntrgues, Guatemala and other
cities the head Of Departments declared Themselves
united to Mexico The city of San Salvador, Capital OF
the state of that name, alone opposed the union and
gained brriAn, victory the troops sent by
Guatemala to compel her submission. Guatemala, in
order to take revenge called Mexio for assistance
The Mexican General vncente Filisos, was sent for
the purpose, and San Salvador overcome and an
ReIei for the time by force to the Mexican empire
But the success of Fisoa not Of long duration On
the return OF his expedition be learned Chspas that
all the Provinces which form the Republic OF Cen.
trail America had unanimously declared their ndepon
dence of Mexico Taking advantage OF the forces at his
disposal the Mexican General succeeded in depressing
~ new cry Of freedom which was echoing through
Chiapas and declared that province annexed to Mexco
In this way the incorporation of Chapss in the Mex
can Empire was accomplished. Since then Gastemala
has made reiterated protests against ii which have
been heard but not being able support these protests
by force of arms has been obliged to wait for more
favorable moment
The incorporation Of soconuzco, which is very re-
cent, was achieved in manner yet scandaous.-
Without, premonon without any Formally toward the
close of ISL the Mexican Government sent haes army
Of rasoH which seized on that Department, in spite OF
new and earnest protests on the part of Guatemala
Carrera, in marching against Soconuzco and Chispas
takes advantage OF existing circumstances meade
M,ricc seems to be generally believed but to regain
possessions, which the Mexican Government took from
Central America with no other right than tia, of prue
force. We have the honor TO be, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

from decsyed treih having from 10 Intrinsic value a.
remedy become immensely popular with those WHO haYe
used H. many rnltsOns hsge lately been thrust upon TIE
market hy unprnciped persons and sold g. Tue original
aad genuine article The object Of his paragraph IL 70
mo- Glove AnoIyne can possibly be The genuine article, so
long ana favorahy BY thzi name bat that prepared
daring four I've years by b. D. sanss and ior NE
Col who Is now the sole proprietor Tie only safety Tor
purchasers 90 he and ask FOR John-oos ioohschr
Druns a.i examine tie wrapper OF NE Wal a- every
one Of the genuine ls- The fgnsure Of Henry johnson
Remember hat tie True Glove Anocyuc en- innel ale
cre for he mos. gioent 0Olsche pan IN the gums,
and that u IL Manufactured genuine only ~ HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist, NO. - bfoadSa az
west side in The Granite bgldmg sold aro ~ hoi
t II Fsst Broad Ay aud SB IlIdsOn.L Pfcs - cens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
HYERls PILLS.

~ The American Improved Hygeian Nedi-
cine These Pulls unlenebly one Of The best com
pounds OF The dsy general family medicine tof ad-
mnistraioB in all temporary complaints Of ihe siomach
and bowes headache cold they may be fay depend
ed upon and prompt Of them the trs appearance
Of ndispositi N will Invariably much sickness They
are peculiarly adapted to all cases 81 weakness sli gene
raj deby-Gny derGnfereni In fact q ne system ana
especially with lmaes-htve proved emneruy useful IN
ali gerng cOmplanls-dyspepsis pulmonary rhsumsi-
ic and spa.modic affections cOmpi anis papiiauons
6c No family. aicr fair rai, VIII remain Without iheu
Read hs following testimony
Mr. Day who cert re- below, is one Of the most res
peciable lnhsbiislt. Of luiou
have used HyeT's Pills the American Improved hyge-
ian NegefAbe Medicine. In family for year or w. o,
and have found them al clses an eXce.icnt MedcMe
have ais furnished them % times Of my ueighbors.
aud 10 all cas-. l-y have HI bly, approved OF Oh. N
WILLIAM DAY.
Union. Essex Co. " j. Dec 20, isss.
General Depot 40 Fg.ton-st ID roOr Sold also by Dii-
fin 80 Broadway; Coon corner Grand and Allen sts sl-
va ie8 Easi Broadway Mn. Hayes lj9 Fulton 81 Brook
lyn J. P Ourlan. " Grsni-sL Wnhsmsburgh.
1fHfaoIrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Amendments by the President.

By and uih he ddrice and consent Of the senate.
FIRST REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
First Lieutenant JONI b MAGRUDER, TO be Captain,
rice Irwin Assistant QuaTtermaster.
Second Lieutenant SAMUEL X. DAWSON, to be First
Lieutenant rice Msgruder, promoted.
Breyet Second Lieutenant HENRY COPPEE, OF the
Second Regiment of Artillery, TO be Second Lieutenant
rice Dawson. promoted.
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM w. MAcKAIL, OF the trst
Regiment of Artillery TO be Assistant Adjutant General
with the brevet of Captain, rice Prenss Assistant Adu
tant General who vacates his sfof commission.
First Lieutenant GEORGE IDEAS of the Fifth REGIMENT
OF Infantry to be Assistant Adutsnt General with the
brevet rank Of Captain, rice llidgely deceased.
WILLIAM =. kEMPER OF Virginia, 10 be Assistant
Quartermaster, with the rank Of Captain.
Henry ERsKIS Of Virginia, 10 be Assistant Comnis-
ssry. with the rank of Captain.
JoHN MILLER BELL of Virginia, 10 be Assistant Sur
gppn
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IowA-A correspondent of the St Louis Repub-

IowA-A correspondent Of the st Louis Repub-
licsu writing from Iowa City, January :, says
"The House. on Thursday sen, resolution TO the
Senate informing them that they were ready 10 meet In
Convention on this day at hafpast P. NJ. for the pur
pose OF eeetng one Chief Justice and two Associate
Judges OF the Supreme Court This wss laid on the
table until the Joint committee should report the rules 10
govern the Convention II IL evident from all the acts
OF The Loco.Foco party that they are determined to
thwrt every measure of the Wing party 10 have an
election both for Judges Of the Supreme Court a. well
United States SenAiJrin fact they openly boast That
they will not meetin Convention for either object unless
they ere sure they can carry out their measures
and have ii all their own way. such Is Democracy
no. no, Democracy-but LoeoFocoism in Iowa Il has
lost none of its most hdeous features or any OF the
spirit of anarchy and mise by being transferred TO
the rich SOL, of our new and prosperous State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

ANrI.WAI MEETiSG-A meeting Of the ci,i-
sens OF Boston opposed to the War with Mexico. was
held a, the fremont Temple on Monday evening, to
take into consideration the expedieney of Withdrawing
the United States troops from Mexico and Of memoir
azing Congress TO bring the to speedy terminus
ton. Dea. samuel Greeley was chosen Chairman Of
the meeting, and Mr. George Merrill Secretary com
mit,ee of I'VE was appointed 10 draft resolutions ex-
prcssve OF the views OF the meeting who subsequently
reported list which viewed the Mexican war with
deep snd disgust" The resolutions were spo-
ken 70 by Rev c. Brooks Rev Mr.. Burton, Rev 1heo-
dore Parker Rev Mr.. Waterson, Dea Grant Mr.. {. p.
Adams Mr. Trssk and others. and were finally laid on
the tab 10 be taken up At the adjourned meeting 70 be-
held Faueu Hall Thursday evening and the meet
ing adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

In the ac0n OF Ktia-a 3iea Vs. Hunt s ABns, IN nr
rcu Court Of the In.el states for nfng ement Of
uafeptrght % manufacture, and sell 10 % used
the sELF-COCKISG PISTOL, verdict has been gwen
n,r Be painF With cost. VI trial, and tne Of twelve
hundred dollars AL injunction has been Issued gans
Blunt syns TO them from maAing Or selling said
Article Their petition Tor trial, aud 20 rarfy II 10
Xsshuxton on a bill Of exceptions, hs- been refused
TIE public therefore respectfully cautioned against
ourrbasirg o. selling ths s-fCOcknR Pistol- mace by
Buut Sgm- or any Pistols OF similar kidd ss, By dare
g.Iding VI. csuOn Il would make u necessary 10 ne
subscriber 10 appeal 10 he laws Tor protection 10 AZ sh
her Norwich Conn and for sale By ne pinc al deal
er. IN the article 10 Esw-lork EIhAn ALLfN
Eor.g.-f. Com. fZTh Nov 1916 Mo <aNI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS.

II CIRCUIT COURT, for The southern Dlsltiot OF
L J.. New Yoft-Fhan Allen -. OnssOn Blunt, a 81
Alexander Gardiner Clerk u he Cifruu Court u NE
Tnitet Saies flr the sOghrrn District of New YORK 40
hereby certify hat he above cifled suit was tired IA h-
aid Court he 2Slh and th days OF Apn let oeiSIe
prsme Court of The United states, hat jury ives emp
a-ed and and h- case opened ~ MI snrrnan on
- an OF IN. pianiiH Ethan Aeul and Mr. selden 90
ne uar Of The defendant Orisson Blunt 81 all nal Ief
nm. evidence had been cose5 the case was summed up ~
yr set-n for Inc defendant, and by Si DAVIS iot we
riantld that charge thefeupo given By M Couf
H. M. Jury who retired urteF charge u an Oicer GUY
quaii 4 10 attend eH and % Ihef rsllin f-n'efs' Va
following verdict, VIZ -,
thai tiey find thar The plaintiff q not the original invent
or and psenlss aud entitled ID the in ana exclusive Ten
al brty OF making constructing using and yrr1ns -
Others 70 Be u.ed Improved lock claimed ~ nm ara
SCI forth ia h. pe,rni- .
AMI LEV farther say that tho osk msnu'ariared and
veuled by defendants 10 not an iifn s-rni " ii7
oisintsa7 rzhis and 40 they szy al. -,
All Of which appears ~ the minutes on 20 81 90
,.eo,asd h. NV Office ALEX GARDINER, Cerx
rerorleu , :. ~ a ia. 81 MkThn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
RHEUMATISM AND TIE PI
newark TESTIMONY.

SFFTkNHTN
Ds TowNsHSD- nsar Sir. My wife has been for
al wears afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but al 10 pur.
pose She was finally induced, by seeing your advertise
ment to give your sarsaparlls trial We procured some
Of Il from your agent (Mr Van BusSirk) aoa II gives me
pleasure state that after u,ng II she experienced great
relief aud In a very short time perfectly cured was
also og ether with in my employ badly troubled
with Piles and by using small quantity Of your Sarsapa
ra our complaint completely cured. consider IL
one oflhs OF medicines, and would advise all who
afflicted to give IL trial GARRIr 0ARRABRANT,
Market At Nswark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
ALMOST A MIRACLE,

RkaD rHs FOLLOWING, and doubtify you can that con-
sumption cannot be cured This only Of the several
hundred cases that Townsends Sarsapsria has cured
BaoogLyS. Sept IA, 1915.
Da TcwssEsD-Dear SIR was taken hule over
ago with severe cough and pain In my side. j In
creased on me very fast indeed | pronounced by
physicans TO have quick consumption raised large
Quantities OF bad mater, bad night swesis, and SINKING
very my doctor said be could do nothing Tor me
went 10 the hospital in hope OF being benefited, but was
pronounced there ncurabe was now greatly distress
ed at the ungs and could hardly breathe soon became
emacated and expected 70 die confined TO my bed
ana was obliged 10 have watchers indeed cannot give
YOU any description that would do justice 10 my case
was posed by friends 10 be past recovery; had
tried great number OF remedies and all seemed 10 be to
no purpose read OF some most extraordinary cures per-
FORMED By your medicine and 10 tell you the truth sus
pecled here was some hlmbug IN them. But was In,
iucei 10 nv II done 40, ard very thankful did.
cannot say that entirely well but 50 far recovered
a. 10 be about my business and hope 10 be entirely WE'LL
W weeks Ny cough and pain In tho side, and night
az sss have me- and raise but very little and am fast
gaining my usual strength felt u duly 10 give you
stairaleut OF my ease 10 publish n you please.
PETER BROWN, ~ Ialilsst Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

NV I OkN, Jlly ., 100
Da TowSsFNO-D, Sir; For the last three years
have been sorely afflicted with severe rheumatic pains
hsve been tires the greatest sgony possible and
Die 10 follow my employment Il have also had severe at
tsck OF the lumbago read some accounts In the papers
Of the virtues OF your Sarsspsria, and thought would try
H. and II could olssin relief Tue umbsgo has le
me, and experience more of my rheumatic pains. My
general health has been Improving since commenced with
T. for which very thankful, and hope you will meet
the that your remedy for those severe complaints
merls Your, &c &c. RICHARD JONES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
AUSTIN FLnr, Secretary.
philadelphia College Of Medicine ar,

cine inc by the Begisa 81 Pennsylvana on
the iih inst will he commenced on Monday. 18th March
1871 and be continued four months. by The following
Professors; 80
Thomas D. Mitchell, NJ. D-TheoTy and Practice Of Med
{cire Ni5vriferv and Medic al Jar sprudence. Fee S5
William ii. Allen. A. NJ -Chemi stry .............. 70
J. r Burden, II. D.-MsieIia Meiica aud Thera-
psufcs 10
James s MeOIin,o'A NJ y Aia''iy' ,",'o' q
Gore White, a. d -DemonstraoT q AnaioEiy.
Mgtrcuaion fee, 8 Ora ustion, sl Zee FOR any sn
gle ticket SIS Students who have attended two tu
courses IN other incorporated Colleges, VIII be furnished
with tickets n the course for 80.
The acquisitions for GTsiusioa the sau a. those IN
The University Of Pennsylvania.
The course Of instruction In Practical Anatomy VIII be
n-ed on let March, 1917. Fee clo.
For farther Information Bpplg 10
JAMES McCLISTOCk, Dean,
Phlsdelphis Jan. %, 1871. North Eleyenlh-si
Ifgav,fSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

HoRRID MURDER AND SUroIDE.-We learn from
the Sullivan Co Wing that Ann Barciey aged about IL
years. daughter OF Harmon Bncley WAS murdered by
her step mother Mrs. Anna Bsrcley, in the town OF
Neversnk on the 9h ult and that Mrs. B. Immediately
committed suicide by cutting her own throat with the
which she had jus, used in cutting that of
the little girl 1t appeared on the inquest that the
mother had long imbibei spirit OF hsred toward the
child consequently she had At AL tunes trested her
10 manner becoming mother, snd of late had sufer
ed under a remorse of conscience. an impression OF
mind that she herself in consequence OF her treatment
to the child suffer In despair OF that mercy which
otherwise che might have been the happy recipient o.
Nv The Clereiand Herald, an excellent Wing
paper hss bean cnnsdershy ENLARGED Of late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
o ererdl Notices.
-n;ye,,.ity of Buffalo Medical Depart

- University of Buffalo Medical DEPART
meufhs frst glrusl course u Lectures In The Medical
Depaument Of the University Of Buffalo, will commence
on Wednesday The 2i.h OF Febnary, el, and Continue
cbsfies q rslheld Coventry " u. Prof q Physiology
and Medical Junspulence
james Web.ier N u. Prof OF General ard Special An.
Charlie. Alfred lee 81. D. Prot Of Pathology and Ms
Jsmes Plat white ~ D Prof Of OJsetries and disease
OF Women and Children.
Frsrk Hastings Hamilton ~ d. Prof Of Pine pies sni
Practice Of Surgery and Clinical surg
Austin flint " d. Prof Of Principles and Practice OF
Medicine End Clinical Surgery.
George Haley, ~. d. Prof q Chemistry ana Ilarnary
COrydou Ia Ford NJ. ID. Demonstrate VI Anatomy.
Fees for all the Lectures 81 which viii IN az ctse- he
required on taking the tickets; Maiculson Fee 80 De-
fg1nstraiOr's ticket. 5; Graduation Zee. eh.
By mutual arrangement between Professors Coventry.
White and Flint the lectures ugon Obstetrics &c for ts
session will be given by Prof Coventry and lectures upon
Physiology IN connection with The Principles and Practice
Of Medicine.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for he study Of
practical Anatomy. under lie direction N the DefOnsra
term Provisions viii be made for he supply 4 Ansi0in
ca Material Tor this preliminary snd for the Ana
tomical and Surgical lectures.
Board, includug fuel and light may be obtained al from
90 to - per week.
The University Of Buffalo chareredby The Newf orb
Legislature May 1876 TIE provisions OF the charter for
The organization OF The Medical department aud for con
ferring Medical de full and conf ee az those
of any University, Or Medical College IA The sale.
FRANK III. HAMILTON, Dean;
AUSTIN FLIsT, Secretary. lls 2aw5~ INV
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r5,- VuIver.aIi.m.-The New-YorIs Christian

~ Vuiyersalism.-The Newly ork Chrisfian
Messenger sn imperial folio Journal IN deence OF NJ
yersaism and in part devoted 70 Leraure and nteili.
eence IL published Saturday az 40 Fulton, q noor
between Nassau and Brosdwayis served promptly In
the city by carrer- Terms = IN Advance No pains are
spared INSTRUCTIVE and interesting family
paper The resident Uniyerssst Clergymen contribute 10
It's columns and long list Of able ponden render
efficient aid 10 impa'iing interest 10 ~ pages smfle
comics cents An interesting ceres OF Letters from C. D.
Stuart ESQ who Ia now travelling IN Europe, appear
xyeekly No its columns. ia lus2ThSSTutfos
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y,,up RFsT EANIi,Y MEDICINE IL d.

A Il-Ne's lrKtfaNTF fIr-ITFY aTt fDIlpVsHu q I'd
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Inc flyer Kidneys AMI other srcretory organs 70 heehy
tone and action FROM their tonic properties tney never
produce that debility " the stomach and n,esncseo often
The consequence ofs Of otns purgaves In dyepep
and ali bilious affections they have proved superior 70
spy other medicine They cleanse the stomach ana ines
tines all impurities and from her general acton
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directions. . celts per byx To DO 0hisnet al whole
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

TAX TITLES N ILLINoIs.-The following item OF
some interest in this region we find in the Alton Tee-
graph Of the 9Th inst.
e. correspondent OF the Quincy Herald writing from
Springfield states that Judge Pope of the L. ; District
Court has decided thst all the titles under the sale OF
1873 void-the Auditor having failed 10 allow the
time required by law between the advertising and the
sale Mr. Bushnell OF Quincy, who counsel for the
party claiming under that tax title tried TO gain the
in connection with possession for seven years
but the Court sdjudged that the Auditors deed being
void, could not protect the possession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
THE PHILADELPHIA 'KILLERs.'-The PhIladel-
phs North American publishes the following extract OF
letter dated
smP RussEI GLovER, OF the Msssissippi }
T.,vawy

SHIP RUssEL GLOVER, OF the Mississippi,
January L. l-i1.
Our stay In New Orleans has been very disagreeabe
one owing 10 the conduct OF some outlaws 80 The MI
ersn in Capt HIS company BY these acts our reg
ment became the terror OF our whole vicinity -
They entered houses turned out the owners and her
families and attempted ndigniies upon the females r.
On the evening of the th they entered the house Of
Frenchmsn and broke into the chamber OF his daughter
when he fired and shot two Of them. Capt Hill came
up with detachment OF fifty men, and took the rest 10
prison The evening before left New Orleans, they
entered his tent and attempted to murder him but the
guard fortunately up and rescued him The next
day he threw up his commission and left for Washing
ton. This state OF things must now cease a. we are
about entering the enemys country martial law will be
strictly enforced snd those who mutiny will be Instant
ly shot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

weakness Of the voice lungs. heart, spinal n-ffOaf -
male And cigeslye sysieulDcudng iyspopss cJnsspe
ton oil droopng sna distortion common O. children
and youug lad-s also ttEEuiSG 1T rhE LUNGS PEI
feet suhsttui- Tor tie add consfainirg shceef
brace with hone Of their yfnc0us Tenderness un1- ~
oilers ais ~ supporting N. small 81 the esf1 nasts
4 the fucrum snd by ltias fsxsly ne weoe lnirrn.
giving Information can be bad the odee - BrostsD
lSiy In abundance % lsdies os'Ao u ~n"
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PRINTING OF THE THiRrrETH CoSGREss.-The
Roard of Officers 10 whom the duty is assigned BY law
yesterday awarded the contract for the rs four classes
OF the Printing Of the next Congress 10 Messrs Wendell
& Van Benthuysen Of Albany, NewYork. and the NTH
class 70 Messrs. Tppin Stfeeper, Of Pennsylvsnia-
these gentlemen having been the lowest bidders for the
work
We wish ali the parties as well wsh TO per
sons whom we have not the pleasure OF personally
knowing: but nothing future Is more certain 70 our
minds than the heavy loss whichshey will sustain by the
performance Of the contracts which they propose 10 en-
ter into and which 10 certain they would sus
tain had they Printing Oces already established here
for the purpose, in houses that are rentfree.
National Intengencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

"CAS'r TAKE CARE OF THENsEIvEsn-We cut
the following from the New-Oreans Delta Of the 2lst
ut The intelligent negro" here mentioned must b
either bond OF free II the former does he net deserve
his liberty II the latter does be not know how to
make use of it, This msn whether bond or free an
swers all the books in defence slavery that ever were
written
IEgenions --We yesterday a steamboat whose di'
rensions would admirably suit the inhabitants OF LII
put, II was one foot and half In length. six inches In
breadth depth OF hold two inches and 80 an lrishmAn
would say tonned about 10 pounds The boilers were
heated by Of spirits OF wine and IN every respect
the machinery was psrfsct The maker OF this s very
intelligent negro who for some time past has been en-
gagged in the up-river trade Only think OF Ia usn
carrying steamboat all fred up, under his arm 10
the Qusiermssers Office, where Il was exhibited al
were delighted.
Up -Four or five buildings were destroyed by