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MAINE ELECTION The of votes for members Of
the Senate in Maine, shows that IA democratic candidates
are elected II whg and abolition, and there are six va
cancies.-Bosfos Adv0fisv.
1--WE believe these vacancies will be filed by the ess
laure ITSELF or the democratic party will have
decided majority in both branches as to fill the sea,
in the Senate Of the United States temporarily occupied
BY Mr.. Hamlin.l
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Though the administration declared in the Its
maintain peaceful and friendly relations
with all the nations Of the earth and has during short
existence given repeated evidence OF the sincerity of
declarations, the fates to be rather unpropous
tBratHe6oro' Eagle.
Well, really eve live in a most extraordinary age"-
an agen which he faes alone responsible for the
strange " lows" which being kicked up" around
US. Clayton ''ges mad at the foreign ministers, OF
they at him, and the Fates have to bear the blame
Well. the Fates apt to be "rather unproptous" for
the wings Doubtless they intended to have possession
of the next Congress, but "he Faes be rather
unproptous." And if we not mistaken, they will
fad the Fates rather unPropilious quite frequently
between this and is52.-Spiri ofhe Age.
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" gene Sue
Therese Dunoyer by Eugene Sue
Jnrnes. by w. n. Ainsworth
The Bavos Daughter, The Tory OF Carolina,
the American Revolution, BY Augustine J. y. Duganne.
Just received BY TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Octe Booksellers, Oh street.
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The Norfolk Herald, the only whig paper in Virginia
which has treated with any sort Of beraiiy, is chang
ing its tone. repeats the idle and contradiced slang
Of the wing press that have avowed our discrimination
to "oppose General Tayors cabinet TO the bitter end
VIII not the Herald do us the justice to notice our con.
sdcon, and assist in "nang this counterfeit coin
to the counter Z"
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DUTCH BULBoUs ROOTS AT AUCTION.-on Thursday, the
lin instant shall sell, auction room, Concert Hail.
Browns Hotel O'Clock, large Of bubous
which Harem and In fine ORDER
pins variety Of hyscnths TULIPS crown mpeas, jonqls
&c.
ladies' gentlemen Of District respectfully invited
attend the sae the above named roots are o. ~ finest quality
planting always insures
pupctuai 10 the time GREEN 4 TASTET,
Oct g-a Auctoneers.
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The correspondent, OF the Baltimore Clipper, speaking
Of the National Monument, says:

On the first instant the workmen employed on the nonu
mcnt contributed upwards Of n hundred and sixty dol
lars towards the erection The voluntary, and
every gave Of his substance-- fifteen, five dollars
apiece; and two dollars each. One haiof the eighty
four persons employed day labo-er Such OF the
class Of who bcauty cities. contribute their
wealth. protect the country from foes without and the
depository Of freedom.
The Board OF Managers are making additional arrange
Tor collections In the large cities and anticipated
that " the agents with vIgor, sufficient amount
money will be raised TO carry the work Of the
nent q
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A Rare Bargain :

THE subscriber being partly need of little money ofen for
sale. cheap small, beautiful, Bay Fley,
ranie 90 de esknd and gentle under The halter M for the most
female ride said amer becoming thoroughly
quanted the owner will with and saddle or
without dcuty terms, address X Y. T. al mis- once
o. m.
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ANE TUCKER merchant tslos Pennsylvania avenue, have
M. day received direct New YORK. Of selection
@honsbe beautiful stock OF French and English cloths,
Of the latest and shades and
pssens together with and Of rcntcmcns furnish
articles superior figured and plain sk
srt collars gloves, handkercief robes tc &c which they
respectfully invite the attention of their friend. and
and London fashions. sep 2o-3sw3wf
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no THE Lover. Of the best Havana O

TO THE Lovers OF the hest Havana Cfssrs.-T. BAs-
ThNEL CO., under Browns Hotel, have received on con
enent directly from Havana 1000 cigars Of the most select
osanas in Cuba Amongst them we have only
OF the celebrated Fanny sold boxes
bundles for cash only earnestly request rood Of
equal them
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Qy- Mssonc.-A regular meeting Federal Lodge No. win
be held Masonic Hall this Tuesday OH oct) evening *
o'clock Inc members respectfully and earnestly requested 20
be punctu IN ueh acndance to be
fatefnaly invited BY order r. w. NJ.
q. A. CUwARZMAN. Sec.
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Attention OF ths Government 20 the Interests or the

Attention Of ths Govsrnnasnt ths OF the
People.
The two following communications, from opposite
points Of the compass. show how much the country is
suffering from the prescriptions Of the present adminisira
ton:
CHICAGO, Sept 80. is4y.
To the Editors of The Union:
in the Chicago Democrat Il the fall season. and
gales may be expected and this article will tell you
what keeps our lighthouse keeper in his place. !,
There was not word OF complaint against the ga
lighthouse keeper and be removed 10 make way Tor
Of such character and habits that his family con-
nexons alone save him.
Some mornings since, no less than SIX vessels FOUND
themselves below our pier al daylight HAD the night
been stormy. every would have been wrecked
Our board Of trade took up the matter and were about
calling Tor his removal when his family ieisioas begged
The enclosed article tells the whole story His rela-
tves are abolitonsts. and so deny keeping the light
thew secretly pledge themselves to DO So
IL make all quiet at Washington, his abolition rela
tves deny keeping the house TO keep all quiet among
so. but resent the mpuaton when put in the newspa
Let however the article speak for itself and see how
ery and our lives to reward man whose only merit Is
that, without office, his family cannot flourish dashingly
in society.
For the Chicago Democrat
ING SHtCdgO IstgW-hOuSe.
To THE EDIroR DEMocRATi l was little surprised
from L. Rossiter in Thnrsday's Democrat But
has been that IL for he being
opposite politics Mr.. Douglass in order protect Mr.
D. from the opposition Of Iiva! candidates for the office
have been ohe opinion that i would be better give the
office Mr. Ro sitter direct trustee for Mr. IS family
but political considerations said to render this mpos
BILE, as there many wings Of the ultra school who
wish the office
II secure office Mr.. DIS family the of
Mr.. RS note, have much say. Yet public conf
d~ce has been greatly disturbed thereby for through
enfnencs Of the Messrs Ross,efs and the friends OF the
family. that the proceedings of the board of trade were
stopped where they
The dangers Of navigation about commencing The
conmerce and the products OF couptry and, what Is
more, the lives Of people. in jeopardy The rela
lives Of Mr. Douglass know his iapgs and they ought
reflect what may DO the awful consequences the lives
and property exposed on our lakes.
Mr. Rossiter Is to cease snPerintendng the lights this
fall he owes il 70 the public and e the men Interested in
In particular, to publish card that effect
He he only assists Mr. Douglass when The sickness
Of his family and other render IL necessary
II this is for politicians have nothing say. But
those other circumstances" of frequent and
den than the sickness of his family and
latter when his before the board of trade was
represented of very frequent occurrence, Mr.
Rosster will be excused by his friends In this city il
he give his personal attention night the
lamps. SEAMAN.
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strayoti or s,olco.

ON the night OF the 2lt September from OF tho
subscriber in Monroe township, Cumberland county, Pas bright
bay having kicked
when he left said leg being whis the pasture Ne has
his forehead be about Is hands sng i've
for the horse brought home, 90 for ho
Oct 7-as JAMES WILLIAMS.
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LUsBY 4 DUvALL. MRRcaAST TATIoRs,

UnseT He Nahond Hotel, PennsyIrania avenue,
HAVE pleasure Of informing friends and the public
III choice Of
vesnes the most approved
pains In
lection stock, feel assured that shall be offer
Of
clothing can be any Of the cities
Also, general assortment Of fancy articles, such
Cloves crsvafs, handkerchiefs, suspendcrs
silk, wooden, and cotton shirts and drawers
Pine muslin shirts, style
Umbrellas dressing gowns hosiery, &C., all Of which win
sold ut the prices Tor cash. time puncusl customers.
Our friends and e public respectfully invited TO give us call
Oct e-3taw3wf
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mARRIED.

In Alexandria, on Thursday the 9Th instant, by Rev Mr.
yoHssos Dr. d. NJ FRENCH, Of Cites Virginia, Miss
MARY sMooT, daughter Of GsoReE H. ssoor, Of Alexandria
Of the Church Of Mediator New York. the residence Of her
faher Miss MARY J. WINTER daughter Of GAsusL wisrsn
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DOARDINo.-Mrs. GULAGER having aken me commodio.s
bouse recently erected by Hoover the south side
avenue nearly opposite Browns Hotel can accom-
MEDIATE several families nee gentlemen win permanent OF
temporary board.
Sept &-3awfw
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Total
$3.50 252

In 1920 out OF Isl 57200o lbs OF cotton wool import.
ed into Great Britain, 800 900 lbs from the Uni
ted States Last year. out OF about TAO 100000 lbs i'm
ported not less than $40 900 lbs nearly eghhs
Of the whole quantity consumed, must have been from
the United States Had the increased production of
ton wool in colonies since 1920 been going
the that of sheeps wool has been, should
now have been importing only about 100000 bales from
America in addition to 100000 bales from the East In.
Dies Australia, Port Natal and other colonies favorable
TO lis cultivation.
But il is useless repne over what might have been
The only task that is left for is improve the OPP
ponunites which still lie before In looking over the
table OF imports OF cotton from s20 10 lsis, we find
that in Is4l we imported less than 1O0I0l $40 lbs
from East India, which is considerably more than the
whole OF our average annual import from the United
States in the five years ending in 1894 But in Isis our
receipts OF American cotton nearly double what they
had been in isil while those from East India had sunk
less than half OF what they seven years ago.
and yet how easily il might have been otherwise Had
the East India Company merely spent feth part OF lie
enormous revenue during those years In the
srucion OF railways and other works for facilitating the
transit OF goods, might at this moment be receiving
from Bombay third Of all the cotton we consumes in
which case not TO speak OF the greatly improved demand
which would thereby have been created for the twist and
cacoes OF Lancashire, we should have felt comparative.
easy 10 the probable estimate OF the American cot
ton crop OF ls49. Now that the railway system is about
be introduced into Indian empire remains 10 be
whether the OF directors will 50 bestr them.
selves in promoting its rapid development as 10 give them
something OF claim upon the legislature for the
renewal Of their expiring charter than they could venture
10 urge at present-Manehsstsr Examiner.
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MRF Liable has the honor the ciuzens Of
III Washington and Georgetown, his dancing
MIA avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Days tuition;
days; GeogeiowD-Mondays and Fridays 4
Sept 3-TuThksat,n
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coraitiom Of ths Northv~ Markets.


Littell's LAving Age, No. 2s3.--Price Iax cents.
Confenns
4. Madame Recamer-Fazer's Magazine.
q. The Rev. Henry Colman.-Daiiy Advertiser.
3. Modern vssral, chap. u-John Wilmer.
The waichishter Of San Adnan.-Frazer's Magazine.
! g. The late Jacob Perkins-Boston Courier.
Z. Daniel Webster.-London Chronicle.
g. Fredncka Bremer.--May Hewitt
o. Lacon q. q. Colfon--New YORK Evening Post.
STATE of siege Political Prospects Germany AZ
Dismemberment of Hungary European News
Louis Napoeon's Positions National Responsibility
- AeR t5undry Papers.
win Poetry, and shou articles
fay-A new volume o just commenced. |
wAsmseTos, December q, 1916.
or ali e periodical journals devoted literature and science
which abound in This country, this has appeared 20
useful confains indeed, the exposition only
se current Of English language, but this, BY s i'm
man The utmost expansion Of the present age
Published weekly, at % year, BY
octs Boston
ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF Arts, Manufactures, and Ma.
II ehiney Bsbbase, complete volume,
qsarto, with $50 engravings; London, 1873 Imported
Octe FkhNCk TAYLOR
rOALi COAL The undersigncd has snest, snd en-.
pected daily supply OF Anthracite coal which he H. ds
posed reasonable aken from the vessel Tor essA
white ssnd palins railing best lime b,
together with the various kinds Of lumber Tor building pur
disposed Of reasonable FOR cash
houc credits his limited.
from the kIn- Of Tucker Those In want Of snJ
Of The above win please call and see before heg ea A,
Intel. and w. Newsl
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CHARLEsroN. Sept. s-4p.

CHARLEsroN, Sept 81 p. m.
whence she sailed the 2sh uimo She reports the loss
ofhe schooner John Suffer- from Warren, Rhode Island,
bound California, in the straits Of Magellan The cap
iain and carried into Cal Ton the 18th of An
gust the United Staes Propele, Edith from San Francisco
for San Diego, ashore Point Draphon, and is sup
posed TO be total loss
The aa % esn At New since Ss
prices favor buyers The Falcon had arrived New
sna
sengers Tor New York. The steamship California to
sailed Panama San Francisco the 9th u
the Senator on the Unicorn the sh, the
Panama the 18TH The lsthnus was healthy and travel
fhe latest dates from San Francisco the LIST Sep
tember Gen smith had gone on an expedition to The
Monterey. The Minor from New York, arrived at San
Lieut. Bsss. bearer Of dispatches, had arrived San
Thomas butter King was dangerously u with billion. fever
70 be composed OF men Of intelligence aud integrity.
The ship Ohio, Commodore Jones the Warren. Commo-
at San Francisco. The Savannah Is relieve the Ohio,
which wa, al for on The 1a b
mand OF the Pacific squadron. The St Mays, on her
E%ps S s ss ss % for Tss s
The Panama brought half million OF dollars in gold
Panama on the I'D utmo Further sdvices say that Mr.
King 10 considered out of danger General Riley was sick
cisco Letter says that Giving and King viii go the United
States Senate that constitution wlll be formed and egs
lature elected by the lst Of November.
New ORLEANS Oct THE political canvass 10 view of
the approaching State elections, Is waxing warm wing
arc equally confident The Falcon lef here yesterday
evening for Chages with IL passengers hence, and 90 from
Yesterday the market quis, sale. only $50
ssdy ss oSs lair Is 20 the s
September s69 bales Stock hand b. 23o bales against
So e last year The rice market i'over'ocked lew sales
MT
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RaiIways In India-D eafth In Cotton.

The gloomy accounts relating to the cotton CROP OF
ls49 which have been received during the last fortnight
naturally many of Lancashire readers turn
with renewed interest to the subject Of cotton cultivation
in India; and once hear, many foiner DC.
casons nnumerabe expressions of regret at the apathy
which the people Of England have displayed with regard
to all the various modes proposed, from time to me for
making less dependent America for the raw mate.
rial of our staple manufacture. Little more than half
century ago, imported about much cotton from
our own colonies in the West Indies did from the
United States During the first half of ls4s and s49 our
imports from these countries respectively have been
follows:
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United States, bales S75,36 l,l7Ol32
West Indies, bales 1885 2l99

less than thirty years ago imports OF West India
cotton equal to OF what received from
America but since that period they have very rapidly
decreased Year after year have the receipts from our
own colonies dwinded away, while the quantity i'm
ported from the United States has been increasing at such
rate to render almost entirely dependent upon
required for its industry. Comparing the progress Of the
wooen trade, during the last thirty years, with that OF
the cotton manufacture, regards their dependence upon
cannot help remarkng the singular change which has
been going in each Of these two great branches of
dustry.
In is22 our woollen manufacturers depended chiefly
upon Germany and Spain tor the large quantities of for
egn wool they required in the manufacture OF CLOTH Al
that time the whole OF imports from colonies
did amount probably TO than 100000 lbs year
In 1s4s, of 900 lbs of foreign wool consumed
in Great Britain, nearly 900 lbs. have been import
ed from the following British colonies:
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By GREEN q TAsTrr, A.esson.srs.

CONVENIENT TWo-sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
AUcTIoN-on Tuesday the Oh instant shall sell the
premises nj AZ o'clock the north Of lot No g.
No 80 with the Improvements, which are and conve
nenty frame containing good
wood house. kc The above described property on l3
New York and back % % feet
alley III .fFf IN
Terms: Onehaf cash. balance in months,
bearing interest deed given, deed
indsputabe GREEN 4 TAsTET,
la Auctioneeru.
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Mrs. Ellen Joness school for young Misses Mas
III Inns been eopened the Of 2s
they win be taught different apartments and kept entirely distinct
2-Jteot
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF Arts, Manufacturer, and Ma
chnery by Babbage, complete volume,
qsaro, with $50 ensnvine; London, 1873 Imported %
Octe FkANCk TAYLOR
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CNCYCIOPKDEA OF Mechanical Phanossphv, com
II pnr mechanics, hydrodynamcs, pneumacs, sound sh
ums, very numerous enpsying London, lelo
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CARD.-o g. X PKoK win practise law Of
District Of Columbia and claims before the different
before
10 United States and maha and the clerks Of the Un
ted States courthavng had the Treasury Depart
ment In reference claims for services Of such oce All ccmmu
nications should be postpaid
Once street, between l3b and 18th.
[InssIl JAY m-dly
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james q. Berret r
attend TO The prosecution Of claims before Congress and u
w various executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and 0th
Oct 2-d fa
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ANEW Books Jusf Received
IN PenAennls, part ID
me Cartons, part ID, by Bulwer
The Savage, By Captain Msnyau
The istuses Theology, being volume Of Chalmers Pos
u,urnous Works h
TAYLOR-h MAURY,
Oct5 BookssIers, Oh street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31
y..rr he ~or,--s rrsn-c'i7t Je' = -,
- "A. ,h,nk AZ bur due TO DIR. Wistar that

testimony 10 numerous Ntirr- As 70 me
~ merit. Of his medicine 10 certain cures. par
$500 ere The patient has complained oi pain 10 he
- 80. OF ssitmsucEl Character. We sr- per
slos .-c--.i-f-t with Versors ~no hsvc eNrcr
f rose ne lief from he use q his medicine, W en
.eortu. uuder The diseases aoove inencnro ara a %
climate OF Csusfs these diseases are more
- nv common. any medicine calculated 10 counter
- ~, a Re Of value. We are awar- hat 70 hss =
"a nm Increasing sale, and Ia. been very sener
asec since iis Introduction into Csna
- - -. .go-snd the very fact Of rs having sooc
fs trst Of hrre year rNGere' c. = pfooi " - vsle
49, y, The habit Of nencing pafcnt m-dl
e.. he BEL eats conferred BY Them have come IN
der oar owe observation bIs u ne lFrsr1s lnsIane
worth, Of the confidence o. he p1uic IL diseases
N H. che.t and SIDE. AID IN many csses 10 ms cry
severe Coughs have yivided 70 ia Lieehes-
inc n must b signed D. n
81, snle. wholesale md retail. BY Messr, A :;
s,~ns inO Fultoast rs Broadway, Y EAst bfosa~Ayi
p.vu.xp. KsEsg Co. 81 MaidenlAne; Ms h.rss'
Brooklyn, and BY drukgis,s generally HA'
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uurneu.."cmrrvtLr Rs,os1rO ron rss Ts,sus.

Trr,s.r. Az n
AsHEs Tt- mss., Is Tor Pear. ,sss Poi-
cOTfOS-T. bueyss, md rs s-si Or .g-cu.'la
soas Al IA. Cottn th- tso~ y 5oosht up
M -s-s are 100 bales neoIns O..as l01 ard Upsns
FLatR And aEsI-Th. ms,ts, or Floor Is very firm fr
Fass ana stead ior ndsoS Ts ssHnd better thar
i-fdy patty for er2o o. compete Th- rsr
7Op tb = ssafg ~ Tor 4as7 fr ans snd unsp-csf
81 for common. ssa5 % ~ ststs ~
W--isu so1s s ofsirsf st.ts 40 sd nrSsah o4
Gsusss- nd syof tsWss'eru r. - ir ct
goo Oo. ,7ds az fr and Oh" sna STATE
l4a6s4 tof rita G-s--s The supplies vs med-rae 90
~ Prvoe- shipment Of 900 es 80 mc. o.
Liverpool Set band. II soo,t -. Irics az. o. 4'e
30 - ffdb ~ f ROOD b'-ns, Ih- mt-t .sf h'asy ~
s.Im.e .sg 5e% ano Pssf-bs's 80 - Me- 81 =
jersey Nth ss- Of 1Dp bo. part, o. ave r-ss " hoe
Brand. ~Hn- sfsif ks- Foufi. ~ -ih .Ai-sN Do
GRAiNu West ~ hs.r Of on' D" bush go Neh C.rn'
T.. u-''-, ss Corr ,sF. .-''f IN 80. 81 $3.50 s,
fof Western rr-c too- " tst 400 oun1 iso~ ~
hf s.oib-'n "hhs Re ~ 81 ehsn sac. % ea-h a.
PrOfi loNs-fh- "sfs.t of fpfs ~ nN-f -h sses OF
oa, bsao tbs At % 81 81 ard 7sos ~ Tor Mes -
A. 'h- co- ihs msfssi fsco'eres tfma-, 'om.sh.
Beef tbsfs no'hrk dong q ne msn.i siD- .-sy ~
srvs. The Rv-fss ssifsn.y smsl Lard - 'tefy vi"
hbi- - z67c 10 Cot Meat rerr t.ihiaz do1f
,..s., bids tfos4. of No. ofesns +tai
~, Cubs No.corsf,~s snf b.Hba for Porto ROO 80 t1w
hsv- been n-'- ne .aue fsif' ." pee N.
bosf, ~fhc~n their 'As from ih- msrs-' .. from no
receipts hs small quantity e-y 20 sffss 18th a. tcrs'
90 demand . ooa.'ier.bs f-s il prc~t is anticipated
WHsKY1h- m-fs- has m uP~sfd tendency I'll I'm .s--
htds. Acoao soe Al nc moe 40 N Kun sS9-'
IgAD-ssls. ofsnoor rsrtslH ~bnh u over
GINsENG-ss s.tll 70. a. - c.sh
H.Y-sols 70 The -r.oi ~ 100 ossss tfaso T. cUt
COCOA Of 10 BEG. Of Para Coco ms- on private
NAVAL sTORFs-Thefs have h--r n ool wimiason
Rom O. c.is-ed md ~ 30 Conm'n Al 'ds'-ih. latter Do
is.r.f AS 30 ubi- spint., At 80 y och -, .
Ofi.sAr- trn AID sfot dsmsd s.e' ~ Dbl s--''a
dosi ~ y gal Ln'.sa b. tsaio With small
SINE huosfs 49, 74c
LIAEsa.s Ess,srn at It, AID too 90 tahssi %
wotAssps-A ...orso M. w..rs.. made 8; ls sad
100 hlds Portland ger bo4s- - 10 ST. c-thing