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SHOWER BATHS and R-frgeraOrs-We have
- made arrangesnts with Two Of tne beet msLu'scilf-
er. OF these detAoie articles ana VII A-ep on hAno a.
s,.Jrtnent Of Al sizes. and me most approved ofH-,
Manufactured n The besl msiersls aud made Tor gse
Bagges celeb AGed Shower Baths ION Il - - dollars
R-fS;rgators ffop 10 40 dollars. or made VI any ske ~
order 10 h Gay desired plsc- Ehe nc shove articles
packed fJr cl1niry orders or sod A. discount TO me
trsts John J. BROWN CO. ~ Fulton 81
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Garpetinss.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETING.
SMIrH LOUNSsERY. ii8 Pearl-st (opposte VIII
- liaml now daily receiving their supplies of Carpet.
ings sc. for hs Spring uade-among which are large
number Of and elegant patterns al the following ex-
Ieme low prices:
Brussels Csrpeng new patterns los 10 l2s per yard
Ply lmperia, new patterns, Be- 10 los per yard
Double and Superfne Ing ain, patterns, 81 TO bs
Extra tine and Ingram, new patterns, S. TO 5S
Common Ingram rich bright colors. 2s 20 S. -
Also alsrge assortment Of Floor on Cloths from 10 "a
feet wide Rngs Dmggets, Matings Table snd Piano Co
vers and genera. Of al other article. connect
ed with the trade extremely low. my2l owls
NEW CARPET STORE, 60 CANAL-sT.
SECOND CARPET STORE FROM BROADWAY
- The subscriber would Inform bis friends and others
wishing purchase carpeng, that he Is now receiving
snd opening splendid assortment Of Spring patterns and
new designs from The approved manufacturers, such IS
Tapestry Brussels Imperial Three ply, Ingram venetian
Carpetings Rugs MaIlings, Floor OIL Cloths, NC Nc
comprising general assortment Of articles Ia bis line.
Also handsome assortment Of priced Ingram Car
peling. Imy22 2wiseodl ). c. LYNES, % Cana-sL
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~ yIesfueri,n.-I

~ Mesmerism.-Ds. ASHLEY, 40 Hudson-sL con-
lnues by mesmeric influence aud the remedies
that science and experience have hfoueh the ART OF heal
ng AL diseases Of body mind To induce state Of In
sensbihy pain, during surgical operations, extracting
teeth. sc slltings given daily Al A NJ. and 2. NJ
CcDhdents advice given In all whenever required
gsges my22 7aseOd
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Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the New'for
and Erie Railroad. ......J. y. CiaIt'eH, ASsiH
Rrrorffd srtctallr kor Ia Artr- York IIibNhf.

BaBse Henry SRydam-5s pigs butter 10 calves ! box
apt a tubs butter 2. cslyes Csp Nooc
AZ nh, butter g calves - sheep rriube - tubs but
bays 100 bushels grain bbls nuts Capt Hoyi; box tsoi
Pendlsoa "A tubs buIer calves sheep, Capt Csid-
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- POR sALE-A desirsbs country seassi Enzabeth-
iovn. N J. the ise residscee Of ssnl Oakley. de,
- ceased, Of nine Of psTior lsnd vel
,.oeksd with fruH There y ths premises geod
and eomnedoes two story dwelling house ~ by " -
with wing By ~ feet good carriage house WIN ossss
viii be liberal Apply 70 JACOe O. CRANE q Enzssssh'
town; ossS ,. JESSE OAKLEY y b, .ssx
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MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

MIsIATURE ALMANAc......1Hls DAY.
rHK SUN. TiiK MOON. FULL SEA.
"a. a Sets IN Morn . 4 Morn. 3
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THE AMERICAN MAIL

yg,HF FIRST NUMBER OF this new weekly paper will
be ready IN few days Persons wishing 10 be served
regularly by carriers 81 cents per week 10 De pald
weekly or monthly requested to leave their names ana
address a. me Office, no Nassau 81 -
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As great many thousands Of the hfst paper VIII
be circulated All over the country Il stOrds an excellent
chance FOO advertisers who 10 secure an insertion must
hand 10 their notices before Ffidsy next nyZ0 3as'
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS!

ND ALL THE MACHINES for June Douglas,
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!, TO CAPIrALIsTs AND MANUFACTURER


the premises my<o sas-
- TO CAPITALISTs AND MANUFACTURERS
-Ths Subscriber, being fer advanced In yesfs. 10 de-
- retire from me u business hs here
fore ones his valuable snd productive property
saugeres tbs mcnk Of Tho ksopus Greek sbs west
side Of tho Hudson rvsr hundred miles from New fNs
and nifty from Albany. Ii consists Of vast amount "a
power ADD above What V IN use, together
with 80 q Iaad Immediately around me wat9s pow.
large part Of had In streets and ioes, % WHICH
many dwelling houses ere erected lrgs Paper MI,
produc 1--WE oil Bridge cod many dwsliog houses yin
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There are olher falls Of Tho Esopus Creek within I've
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fses all u which may Be got for small oonsd s2o,
and II jadicousy improved would econ I've ne c.J
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good steamboat regularly betvssn nee ~om .s
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SEWER IN BEACH-sT .-tashe Notice. L hereby
- given hal peOn Las been pre.sased n he Board
Of AGrrmea ~ have Sewer or Sewers Constructed
through TIC Whole length oi beacnsL All persons n
res.sa hi la- above pr0posuon having Oh jeci0ns
cane are reqgssIet present hen 10 wulng 10 the un
d-rsigusc o. IA. Office, NJ Hal OF Recordg % before
L. fourth tilb) day Of June ne1L
MARTIN Z THOMPSON. Street Commissioner.
str-@t Cou.u ..ign-rs Once, MAJ = l8gT uyz5 lot
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, Nc

Z Nassau strcel-Nouce 10 hereby gwen, 10 The rsls
ives and next OF kn OF FRED cRlCk COURT, late sea
nan on board b.k Henry ha5eck. drCeas-t and who Is
ALLEGED 10 nave died ini-ssie that Tie effects u the said
,nee la The hands Of The Public Adminisuzor, viii be
asnni.t-r,d and disposed - by him according law,
tae sane bs claimed By laval executor Or
S3mui.trat,r II the deceased - tie .5h day Of June
nexL-DaIed New York, May p, l5il
JANES 5. THAYER,
r.vl5 fsvsr Public AdmiuislralOr.
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=. To LET FOR RELIGIOUS Purposes The
age hall pexI door W The Broadway House, corner
- OF Broadway and 0rsnd-st 70 now 70 let AyPly on
he premises myo Ius'
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Books.
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THE ARCHITECT, NO. 8,
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UNION COURSE, I, I.-TKOTTING.
2sssw
POSTPONED FROM YESTERDAY.
THIS DAY, MAY 25th, al o'clock. Purse slo0,
with an inside stake VI Sio0-Mile Heas-Bess three
hve, in harness,
r. Johnson eutersss .sssssssssuik X JHtk Ntus.
& King enloTs. % m Sti
w. , Reed enlers....s...+......ag.g trey HAIRY
Immediately sner, Purss -50-rwo Miles and kepesi.
in haruess-
J. Brown enters.....,...-..........sg G. Trustee.
N Woodruff do ......................b r. m. Mist
y ID. McMan do ...................br m. Reality.
VIM COghn do .....,.........b. m Lady Taylor.
T. Jackson do ......s..........s. X Elias HICKS
4 y. BAriLne DO III hughslA
Mr. Smith br T. Young Dulchman formerly Bush
whscker
The Cars will leave he South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the
Course half past o'clock and return after the race s
over myf3 u
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General Noiitts.
rT-Dr.Yaughn.. yesetable LilhostriptIe Vii,

~ Congress spring Water, received lfesh from
tf- Spru- IN pint srr quar- bottles. F0-sae Nv
N.Y. w ALBERT l. WIssHIP. = Easl Broadway
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sitnatiors. &e. tuanteS.

r. Al sur-srrt 70 -iS~TtueussN ~ raH nsSt b.
yorspaid. o. fssy uil not ss iaisn 0vi Of tse soc
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ENGLISH LAW BOOKS,

lust IMPORTED, and are now on sale Dy we suOsc1I-
Jbsr Al 100 Nss.atsL between Bees Jar sn1 spruce
until next Saturday 4eh May consisting OF Modern Re
port, Coke's Reports PeIsTsdolfs Abrdg NC nc
ulvl5 thus. "
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sIoiLiAN sTRAw AND LACE bohNnr

- Thk bD ~oaso hfoss s9sSo-
vie the attention Of tho fssnonable ladies Of nds
city and elsewhere 10 this new aud most desirsbss
VI udcle which made OF nbrs from leaf Tn sas
IL VI Cactus which for besuty and utility hoy feel wsS
rsnted 10 saying sxces anything u Tho hind svsS muo
duced In this city However mach the Donnsn msy 49,
for themselves, would Observe thai - an eies tes
wear they are exceedingly bskt and PLEASANT The sen
has power 70 change thsts color and hsy 40
They may be- bad at lbsir factory 90 bfoomes whose
sale and retail L. Hlo0lNg co Passnsees 400
N.cufs<ursrs Of the Sic sn Straw and Lace
.,s in,.eodLGW Beapsts. - Broomsst N. Y.
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- KIrG CHARi.Es SPAN kL1s "a.
AOA slisn ana Seoteh Teutsfs, wnee -. 49,
worth . vtsis from those wsnnng y. .s ~
Doga Tor ssls by Ne inp0ssf, ana eos4" -
css o. 2ss Broadway. ,y q ro4NsrON
myls 3wissod' :. --------S--1S-
q V01 0UE6FC-zs a viA akpssea a Ar~
cisss .sss.I re- sr:tfnS e k'sss = 81 sssg
- my35 J. nsbgu1&Ax' "s~Ss WIZ
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Clinton Hal conner BeekmAu and Nassau sts-.5,QQu
volumes snd the prRcipA American and Foreign PeEiOdi
Gals Constant additions Of standard WORKS and new pub
ncations Clerks initiation fee 81 half yearly dues al
merchants and others yearly subscription - Application
To he made the desk OF The Library where copies Of The
Constitution ADD bylaws may be Obianed-
rryl2 sweodis c. l. ENERITT, Pres her Lib Asso'n.
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CASH rAILoRrM0 nsTABLrsHMpNr.
STRAW BONNET MANDATORY AND
MILLINERY, Ala BOWERY.

mrs. A. MARCY 10 now ready TO ODER 10 hss Gus
81 ,omen snd the sdss generally, q large and fash
Btonable assortment OF Straw Bonnss, Consisting 10
WI part Of French, English, Italian soft and fancy
stra~s NeapoltAn 0ossAnlors, now article, and vsry
beautiful alec rbooas Of avery price and quality French
fswers a splendid assortment
Mrs NJ would call particular attsntion W hsf a..
Of k which are surpassed BY 10
he city beng made VI s best materials, and In NE nssi
est possbls The ffs premium At mo last fs OF
the American institute awarded 10 hfa A. n Marcy
for Inc best sk bonnet.
Those about any Of the shove goods are par
culnry invited 10 call assorseot before
purchasing - will b sold cheaper Than any oshos sssre
Ia tho ciiy.
A. II. MARCYs, ga Bowsry, opposite Rlyington-sI NY
al3 TuTkSsffs
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CITY LOAsS-TemPorsry Loans, IN anticipation q
Y he COLLECTION Of The Revenues % the City will be
s8 Al al, oAc- 90 k-a after The 5ls h u
rt .. "a. 80 for which Boncs Of the CIV Will be H.
- paVNbe "a lie l5h day OF November February
Mach nexL he oPu0n Of % e1d@f Win lnisfSsl :.
The rate Of S per cent per sonaIn- ,,,,,,, -,
Controller OHee. Es~-Yoik Asy =, lsi7. my12 th'
INJECTOR WATERMAN = BET, ne grs@I na-
and will remain for few days mas way Tor Pnisdepha
and The West my2 =.
nNTOSAGON MINING C0MPANY.-Ths pub
~ r. forfstea sock OF The Onicrs1on Mining
cono,sy Il postponed until ms LEI day Of June At 10 o.
clock A. N. By order =. -. -
nya5 teI J. MCH0LsOS EL5-Aii ssefs'sV'
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"a A mad dog made his appearance at Newark
90 saturday, where he bit nine other dogs He euded
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OLLENDORFF'S FRENCH METHOD
DRICE ONE DOLLAR-D. APPLEION& 70. nsVo
tb5 n Learning TO Read Write and Speak the French
T.nguage with Appendix containing the Cardinal and
Ordi1sl Numbers and full Parsdgms OF Regular and ire
puar AUXILIARY Reflective and lmpersonal Verbs, BY j.
T. JewetL / vol l2no. Price 81
Toe rspid sales u several edous OF THIS WORK IN 10"
months has induced the publishers tn com pisnce win mo
wishes OF numerous French teachers 10 al pas Oh me
country 10 reduce the price Of the work from ~ % 70 81
II s now smost universally conceded INST Mr. Olien-
dorH. method the best for Learning me nooefn lan-
suages Toe publishers have received nearly TWO nun-
drr letters Of hish critical aushoryl eounenahS
The .ystem the best In use.
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and speak The German Language, edited BY PROT Ad-
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Of Coumbis College. vol l<mo. u ~. ~. -.
Keys 10 the Exercises or nc ABOVE vi auiiai' INV
cents each. -, n, I'll,
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An Introduction to the French Language by ~ De n
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The Standard Prolouncng Dicot airy Of ne fr-neh sno
English Languages, By Gabriel Surreane. ! VOL ~ -
my2l 2tis
yFN- TAYLOR,s LIhENEss-yust published,
VI rakeu a. Camarg0 also Gen WORN FOf SAFE "bolo
ss All retail The music store OF tho s11scoer slc
s9ols. 25 cts. lmyz4 wi c. HOLT Jr 10 s1ioa-sL
NEW MUSIC.
V,TRTH L HALL. Franklin-square snd FIRTH, HALL
POND, Z39 Broadway, publish his week w
L,A.the rot her nsme,r Ballad words By Moses + 10
49, rnasic by Austin Phillips " Thou loTst the Green
WOOD 40 DO ~ words By Viola. music By A1sun Pumps
The Beautiful West composed oy AIsxsnoef Lee sung
bv Mr.. strong TAKE tner implofe Ihee" lDeh Cen
- from Norma arranged with variations for ne flsno
Far,a ~ : Hunteu. "Tsmbonas Polka By strsus,-
.oberon Waltz" snd Honey Waltz my&
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aurtion Sales.

JoslAB kiChAko1, Asenoosss.
ny naNtss RJt.uGRpa a PLATr Store re
ID Broadway -LIssrsl cash AavG1es nsds % esesss'
for
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80 -AXONY CANARiEs Of The Bel note and
NG,Nixhungals song, English Thrusnes, blsekDirds,
AHGoldfnehes, MulFs Mocki1g Birds, N fhl song.
~ seed IA ell 10 vsreties Faocy cages, nc For
sac By w . JOnNoAn,,
myl5 5wiseod' 80 5Iosawsy.
IvOR sALE-Two engine. and boslsr ,ix horse power
esrh sad al hrgs requisite for hcr use for ehsr saw
or zris: mill Inquire At % WestsL m1-2 IL
DA6s-rhe highest srkss price pad IN cash for Rags
FtBsgging Bale Rope Cuttings Canvass, erase or Ma
tila Rope QUINCY Begging, Cotton VASE, aud al other
mvl5 ~ CYRUS W FIELD L CO Burli1g-siP.
On nan KEA1Is OF WRAPPING PAPEk,
ZU,UUOin and for sac ~
mT.5 ~ CYRUS w FIELD & co 9Borng-slp
1nT.-h. besi q1shty Blesching Powesri 100 bbls
DUO 90 Guide Alum 100 do do do Ground do FOR sale by
myl5 ~ CYRUS w. FIELD Co sgf.ing-.tp
HaNGINt, PAPER-Whita. brown and kr.ea, for
Hss-Gg CYRUS w. FIELD co.
mv35 "a Burilng-slip.
DgISTING PAPER--Of snY size o. ga4liIy, made
L - o,i1r by CYRUS W. FIELD eco.
my15 Nv Burning slip
TABLEWARE PAPER-Af ll sssonnert, for sails
Hoy CYRUS W. FIELD 4 co.
mys5 Nv Buri Ing sip.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-16

The objects of the Mexican war outstrip the sea-
sons in their changes !; indeed, almost every month
has given birth to the avowal of new design. The
contrvers and apologsts of the l-sarred invasion,
undecided now what course to pursue, are at a loss
what object to announce for future hostilities.
Some, 1t seems, are for the desperate of uni
versa subugation, and the Presidents organ IA
vors that grand ultimatum. Thus we are likely to
see war which the President declared to Congress
was not for conquest" or to extend our republic
can institutions over reluctant people," waged for
the subsection and annexation Of all Mexico. The
official even goes so far to publish plan for
efecng this glorious vision - which is, to raise
at once seventy-fve or one hundred thousand
troops, and occupy every State Of Aerico with
sufficient force" We perceive, however, by the
last letter Of the penetrating Ledger correspondent
that it is doubtful how far the Administration is
committed to this boated scheme Of conquest ;
and the writer states that the Cabinet is divided on
the question of how much of the Republic of Mex-
co shall resolve to conquer and absorb. He
says that "a portion Of the Cabinet is for going
down to the Isthmus Of Tehuanepec, while an
other would be satisfied with line lying consi-
derably 10 the north Of it."
If any thing could amaze the public in this
day of progress" it would I've to see schemes
so monstrous gravely presented and discussed.
Our purpose in adverting to the subject, however,
was not to offer any reflections Of our own on this
new phase Of the lust of dominion which seems to
craze the brains Of our rulers, but to offer some
Judlcous remarks on it from two opposite quarters
the one Wing, the other eminendy Democratic.
The latter we will give first
FROM THE NEW EVENING
.THE ANNEXATION OF MExIco.-We have heard for some
time past obscure gvings concerning scheme medaed
by certain politicians at Washington for annexng to the Uni
ted States the entire Republic of Mexico II was said moi
that the Federal Administration generally approved Of it,
which pretty confident the case but that had
found jealous friends in certain members Of the Cabinet
whose magnaons were dazed by the magnificent, prospect
of domain embracing the great ridges OF the Andes and
tending far within the tropical belt Of the globe The project
began lately out in the public journals Letter wr
from Washington have occasionally alluded to it, Bal
timore journal n,imaes that il is favorie scheme Of Mr.
Walker, and this morning have letter Ia the Journal Of
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The Democrats are indulging in much glorifca-
ton over these returns-a circumstance that should
excite no wonder, in view of the many and disas-
trous defeats which they have suffered within the
last twelve months. 1t being our duty, however,
to present things in their true light, we caution
our readers against being deceived by the appa-
rently very large falling off in the Wing vote Of
Philadelphia city and county. In those districts,
in 1874, the Natives gave their votes for Mr.. MAR
KLE; but this year they have rallied upon Mr..
REIGART, their own candidate, upon whom they
have thrown away upwards of nine thousand votes.
The vote in 1914 was-for Mr. Markle % 1868, and
for Mr.. Skunk 1901; the Natives supporting no
candidate of their own.
The vote now is-for Mr.. Irwin 1884; for
Mr.. Skunk 1896 and for Mr.. Reigart, the Ma
tive candidate, 9,lO2.
A view of these figures discoses another fact
which is worthy of remark, viz that, so far from
the vote of the Democrats having been augmented,
as is pretended by some of their papers in display
ing and-contrasting only the maortieS, there is
actual falling off in that vote of 1856 and that,
combining the Wing and Native votes, Mr. Skunk
is left in minority in the city and county Of Phi
ladelphia of 6,22l.
So much for these extraordinary Democratic
GAINS The same cause which has produced this
result in Philadelphia has no doubt reduced the
Wing vote in other towns included in the above
counties, as the Native organization is more extern
sive in Pennsylvania than in any other State.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-16
Extract Of a letter from Canton, China.

foreigner has Just started newspaper in the Chinese
language Whether will succeed not remains be
is novelty 10 the people The only paper published by
the Chinese that can all be depended upon is the Pekn
Gazette This is published at Irregular periods the capital,
and thence distributed throughout the empire 1t is
Of great importance f the Mandans early read
ing Of the Gazette in order that they may be enabled pro-
coed in their official duties for generally that the
only means by which the officers Of Government
knowledge OF the will Of their sovereign, through the
dunn of that Gazette.
Express riders in readiness Pekin carry the Ca
zoes in different directions the empire as soon pub
shed The same rider carries the Gazette from Pckin any
one city, as for Canton performing The distance
horseback by Of relays Of horses short distances The
distance from Prkn Canton performed in six days. riding
necessarily night and day and, you may readily imagine
proves fatal to great portion Of the riders As general
rule no rider able make than trips as either
dies or becomes permanently disabled.
high Mandarin who is uader the necessity Of securing
an early perusa OF the Gazette pays far from SEQ per month
for his paper whereas those who who able
to defer the peusa later date, pay proporonaby less
say So per month
We missionaries not enough interested subscribe for
the paper anil il did the peIusal Of would scarcely
repay the trouble and expense. II is generally filed with
court gossip and court ceremonies, alike inspj ard unn-
srucuve,