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Professor Dimitrys lecture at the Commence
,nsnt Of Centenary College, win appear in Mon
days Crescent Mr., Dimisry very kindly gave us
that lecture several months ago The young gem
ternen who requested copy for publication, can
siill print il in pamphlet form; but, as we shall
strike OF a thousand extra copies, making an
edition Of 1900, we think that will suffice
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Important Discovery. = The London Chrome
Thermalist for June announces the discovery of a
substitute for the sulphate Of quinine, which is
represented as being even be alter medicine, and
can be bought for one-tenth the price. II we
remember rightly, the French Academy has offered
a liberal reward for such discovery.
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f'sHesty Marriage IN RspublSc.-The
daughter Of Lucien Murat late Of Bordentown. N.
y, was married in France lately. In sending the
sumed the title Of Prince 's''A'' on
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Massachusetts. Population by the new cen.
sus g73, 7l5; population in 1910, 737, 6ss-gain,
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Men York 7ailors.-The examination of the Ger.
man laiofs, who created the disgracefu riot in
Ne~fork shoft rims ago, has been concluded.
ano he result is the binding over Of twenty-fpur
eaI o thirty Of them, 70 take their trial AZ the Spe-
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Not Dsad.-The Washington Republic states
that Orlando Brown Esq, late Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, has ARRIVED safely at his Western
honie and is alive and WE'LL the report Of his death
60 the contrary notwithstanding.
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Suicide. An English woman named Mary
Gordon jumped out Of second story window al
Norfolk the night Of the 18th, and died shortly
after from the injuries received
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Senator Pearee has been suddenly called from
Washington in consequence of the illness of mem
Der of bis family.
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$. of II. =. .pIeetings This Evening.

WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. s. in their new hail. Josephn
street, between Fulton and Rousseau Streets Laayettee
at O'Clock.
CRYSTAL FOUNT DIVISION, No. T. at Crystal Fount Hall
No. 222 Tchoupitoulas street, at s O'Clock.
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Electro Magnetism as Motive Potoer.-Prof
Page, in his lectures before the Smithsonian Inst
tute, stated there was longer any doubt on this
point The National Intelhgencer says:
He exhibited the most imposing experiments
ever witnessed in this branch Of science. An i'm
mense bar of iron, weighing one hundred and sixty
pounds, was made to spring up by magnetic action,
and to move rapidly up and down, dancing like a
leather in the air, without any visible support.
The force operating upon this bar he stated to
average 300 pounds through 10 inches of its motion.
He said he could raise this bar 100 feet as through
10 inches, and he expected no difficulty in doing
the same with bar weighing one ton, or hun
dred tons, He could make pile driver, or a forge
hammer, with great simplicity, and could make an
engine with stroke of six, twelve, twenty, or any
number Of feetn
He estimates there will be saving in cost over
steam, beside perfect safety 1t is the great dis.
covery OF the age, and what renders it more graft
flying, is the fact that it is the result of experiment
tai discovery-not an accidental discovery,
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Kios Coasak--The President officially recop.
nizes Henri Vermot as Vice Consul Of the French
Republic, for Baltimore.
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Auction sales : Tlis Day.

Daughters of Temperance.
oLEANDER UNoN, No. 5, at No. s, Mangny Buildings
Third Municipality every Thursday at 3 q clock. p 81
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NaUdl.-It is rumored. says the Philadelphia Sun
Of the 18th, that Com. Smith, Chief of the Bureau
of Yards and Docks, is TO be ordered to the COM
mand of the South Pacific Squadron, hosting his
broad pennant on the frigate Raritan, and that
that Com. Shubrick is to be ordered to the Bureau
for the Inspection of Ordnance, in place of Com,
Morris
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Wagside FlolDerS. This is the ,i,la &C 81
ume Of poems by Mrs. NJ. ST. Leon LonS in t ,bs
press q fickuor, Read & Fields Of Boston. IN he
published next month. " .oe
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Barnum has already procured, as new curiosity
the negro turning a0lbits, for his museum in New
York
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There was, a few days ago, collision of cars
on the Harlem Railroad, which caused the death
of one man.
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i've Rsssissigp Ripa, Lsvess, ste-on our
ilrst page. communication Of peculiar interest in
relation % lbs Nsevce and Outlet Systems on the
Mississippi River viii be found. The author is
wen informed on the subjects which he writes;
few, indeed, know more Of these vexed questions
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We thank the polite and attentive Clerk of the
sleamship Portland for late Texas papers.
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Remains of Com Jones.-The Philadelphia In
quirer states that the body of the late Com. JONES'
which was temporarily placed in Ronalson,s Gem
etery, would be removed 10 Cecil county, Nd, for
interment
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VIM. Whitney, of Pa, h as been appointed Mail
| AGENT between NewYork and San Francisco.
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Valuable Cergo.-The new and splendid ship
President" named in honor of our lamented
Taylor, watch was cleared at this port the past
week, by John o. B. Mnot, carries ont by far the
largest and most valuable cargo, with the largest
freight-list which has ever gone from this port.
The ship is " threedecker," and is estimated
to carry 17,000 barrels, and is entirely full She
has on board 1861 packages of goods - among
which are 5000 boots and shoes, valued at $40
per case Ia low estimate, is $12s OO0 also 81 COO
cases and bales domestic prints. shirtings and sheet
ings, at $50 per package is $l62 900; the remain
ing 975l packages, consisting of groceries, hard
ware, erockery, etc., may safely he put down at
100000, making the entire cargo worth 800, 900,
which gees consigned TO 1872 mercantile firms at
NewOrleans. A considerable part of the cargo Is
destined for st. Louis, and places the Misss-
sipp river, and evidence of the great increase
/ Western States.-BoSton Journal.
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The Sea- Serpent Again--Two gentlemen, who
sign themselves Clement Perkins and Thomas
Ceaves, write TO the editor of the Biddeford me
Advertiser, under date of " Kennebunk. Port. Aug.
3D. as follows:
Last Saturday morning, between the hours Of
seven and eight O'Clock, we hsd, for the space Of
ten or fifteen minutes, fair view Of that animal
which has been SO often seen, and called the Sea.
Serpent. The portion of his body out of water we
judged to be eighty feet, his form that of large
bamboo, the distance between the joints two feet
his motion undulating, velocity that of the common
walk Of man, his head resembling the bill Of &
duck. Our distance from him was not, at the far
thest, more than thirty rods, and the sea was per
| feet calm"
The editor Of the Advertiser adds to the above
We had a long talk with Mr.. Perkins, ant
rom HIM had perfect description Of his majesty
the Sea Serpent, and truly convinced that suct
monster actually exists. Mr.. p. has been accus.
toned to the sea for fifteen years and 4 perfectly
well acquainted with the sights 10 be mel with nm
on the ocean. He is also a man Of undouhIe5 We.
raeity. and one who never INDUCES in marvellous
stories"
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Madame Anna Bishop sang at the Astor Plae,
Opera House, NewYork, on the night of the 18th
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A storm visited Charleston on The 18th, which
did considerable damage.
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The immense Dry Dock, at Portsmouth, was
safely launched and m, bored on the 18th.
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The estimated militia tol 'ce of the United State.
is 1883, 1872 men.
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NIasnnIc NnfIce.

w. ns- a Meeting Of LOUISIANA COUNCIL SKsSv.
~ ~ No, is Of Royal and Select Masters wi he held 1
wv on FRIDAY EVENING. at hafpast O'Clock, w
Masonic Hall, BaronHe PeTddo
panon requested be puEctnal. BY order Of the r. J. n.
an22 y. A. DEHTZEII, Recorder
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Lieut. Crowly, of the U. 5. NJ, died in Charles.
ton on the 18th inst.
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steamboat departures This Day
Es- SEE d1HERTLSEnENTS- First and Third Pages,
Mobile OREGON, tfidfn "a A. ~.
Mobile ST. CHARLES, Sutton, II A. n.
hadtsonviIs NY LIND DunBiea, P. NJ
SovtHgion OLIVIA, heamgn, P. N, ear
Csrington NORA, Miller, ~ M.
Cincinnati ......... BEACON Roberts, S P. NJ
w The light draugbt passenger steamer BEACON Capt
Roberts, Jr leaves for Cincinnati Louisville, Madison
intermediate landings TIL DAY, the ed rst ~ O'Clock
Passengers and shippers viii please be in readiness the hour
aug MAcAULAY & BRO. IS Poydrss al.
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20
L. d. q. Il.

NJ The Regular Monthly Mee;ing of this society vii
be held in their the Commercial Exchange,
W Charles street. THIS EVENING 22d inst at O'Clock
u22 Il. r. sWASEY Secretary.
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From Washington, -" Ion,'' of the Baltimore
Sun, writing at Washington on the 18th, says
81 learn, from good authority, that the opponents
of the Texas boundary bill, Northern and South
ern consider the defeat of the bill as within their
power The delegations from NewEngland and
NewYork will go against it, as is claimed, almost
in body. The delegations Of Pennsylvania,
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, will be divided.
The Southern members have already agreed, at
their late meeting, not TO consider the Texan
boundary bill until the territorial bills shall be
passed IN such a shape as to suit them an event
not likely to occur at this season.
81 am afraid that the statement which l made
the other day will be fully verified, and that at
least hundred members can be counted against
the bill. The same combinations that will defeat
this bill will of course, defeat the territorial bills
Nothing appears to be CERTAIN except that the Cali.
forna bill will be passed by the House, and be-
come law.
The bill TO establish the territorial government
Of New Mexico will come up tomorrow, and will
be passed forthwith. Thus will have passed the
Senate the whole series of the omnibus bills-with
great improvement, too, in the efficiency of one
Of the bills-that relating TO the Texan boundary.
Ii is the triumph of the managers of the compro-
mise scheme in the Senate. They smoothed the
way for the passage of the bills singy, by dint Of
argument, perseverance,, and every patriotic effort
| Their exsrtions. felt and acknowledged by the
country, may still result in the passage of the meas
| ures by the House."
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Chaadteyc Gold MiRes.--We know that twenty
or thirty men have for the last month been steadily
at work in digging and mining for gold. and that n
good deal has been discovered Several gentlemen
OF the city are connected with the enterprise and
we trust il will be a successful one. Great homes
are entertained that valuable copper will be found
in Inverness. If works were established there
they would materially benefit that section of the
district--Q ec5sc Chronicle, August s.
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r5y- Portueueue Beneyolent As,ocIation-Av

ES Portuguese Benevolent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
vERsARY AND ELEcTIOs-The members of this Association
requested to assemble Mr. Alexander Perep house.
OF Canal and Baronne streets, SUNDAY Aug o'clock
A. M for the Of celebrating the Second Anniversary Of this
benevolent in utlOnand aso of eecng their ocers
the ensuing year.
Before proceeding 10 the election Procession win be formed
place and they will through urnc
pal and then the Masonic Lodge, Perseverance No.
situated the Duman Claude streets the
election will take place.
The President hopes that te important
bers Of the Association will be present
ani9 ANTONIO YIEIRA, Ir. secretary.
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The cholera has almost entirely disappeared from
Pittsburg
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~ Being prepared to transact any business in
the Noaral line, beg inform my ends and the public
gnsray that have taken tie oos No "A Camp street.
respectfully solicit their patronage. Rp0d W. CABLE.
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The Battle Of Idstedt--The victory which has
been achieved by the Danes over the troops Of
Schleswig holstein, after desperate struggle, is
one OF the boodiest Of recent times involving the
loss OF 1000 killed, wounded and missing The
N. \ Herald says Denmark seems to have shown
another specimen Of that military prowess, which,
in the early part Of this century marked her career
when opposed to France. We find the same per-
sistence Of war-lke spirit animatng her troops and
bringing about the tide of victory 70 encourage her
future enterprise. The details Of the intelligence
exhibit also degree Of bravery ON both Sides that
promises to be decisive of determined action on the
part Of the combatants. Now, that the war has
fully commenced il is not unlikely that other ma
tons may be interested to turn such scenes to ac-
count. England has extensive trade in the Bal
tic, and will not patiently submit to an interference
with commerce, particularly while Lord Palmerston
is ready, at the helm, to run down on any thing
calculated to crafty his warlike ambition. Conse-
| quenny, should the duchies continue to stand in
| opposition to Denmark, and England be provoked
and irrtated, we may have spirited time as the
world enjoyed, and as England experienced, in the
old Danish and French war, nearly forty years ago
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~ see A9geRTIysvrNTS- I'i7,l and Third pas
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BOOTS, sHOKs AND BROGANs.

n A GENERAL AssoRTMENT OF the NJ
above Goods received by the latest sIr1yas con- A
stantly Tor sale at low prices and on liberal efis' 49,
~ to- Particular attention paid to Plantation orders
'' NJ WOOL, Straw and MEXICAN HATS
FROST & co,
ans ;s6mdAW 10 MRgazins ct.
nERGAssR CLARET. :. ~ uE4kl iast received, sad
~ fos saahy W. BARElsl,l . 90. y Uommea a.
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THE INQUIRER.
is published every TUESDAY morning
CLEVELAND &PEARCE,

Propriet0rs.
TERMS :--Single copy, $3.50, per annam
in advance or within four months; $500 afFcr
four months and within the year and $3.50
after the expiration of the year. Ten copies or
more TO one direction will be furnished al 81 90
per copy in advance. No paper discontinued
except at the option ofthe publisher, until y
arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISING.
G. Q square 1900 m's) insertion ........ SO
do do 5 do ..,......1,0r
Each subsequent insertion. .."..un ~
One square 6 months 500
do do ~ do. 500
Larger adFertisements at reduced rates.
or Mechants and others desiring 10 occupy
an indefinite space, and make occasional clisRs
ges, will be permitted to do so upon fair terms
'at JOB WORK
all descriptions executed with Heatness and
espatch, aud upon the most rcasona
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ITO BssiIde,.s,' !

T 0UIsvILLE LIME always on hand, Al
~ 50 Calclned Plaster and Cement, OF supc.
rioF quality. Also, common Lims. fresh bp ns
ID, received daily per Wlghtman, for sale By
= Aprila, 1850 8, r, ROSS. 4
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Nj cdicaI Department..

NJ cdicaI Department. i,
NNHE regular course of Lectures in this Ir
Il Stltnte will commence OH the First of No
vember, and continue until the last Of February.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready TO receive students by the Ist of Oc.
tober. The Medical department will be under
the direction Of the following 5io ra, al :
PROF ESSORS. lt, s
q. FREEMAN, N - Professor OF Anatomy.
r S New ION, M d rofessor Of Surgery. r.,
II HUcLE, N d Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine. aa, la 'ta5-
w BYRD PowELL, NJ D Professor of Physolo.
gy, Pathology, Mineralog and Geology, 70 #.
KING, M ID Professor Of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence,
MILTON AN DERs, A NJ NJ D Professor of
Chemistry and Pharmacy, suiraan,W ~
ia WILSON, NJ d Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children. sst
81 CLINIQUE, LECTURES.
Medcine-prof H HuoLE
Surgcal--Prof R NEWTON.
Y FREEMAN, M d Anatomical Demonstrator.
The fees fora full course ofLectures amount
to sos. Each Professors Ticket SIS Ma.
triculntor's, S5.-Demonstrator's Fee. $40
Graduation, 500 atsanS l9- aa rf
Those desiring furtheribformation will please
ADDRESS tneir Iotiers (post paldl 10 the Dean;
ana students arriving inihe city will please
call Oh MN at the Commercial Hotel.
4.l4h R.S. NEWTON, M. D.,
,n,a n Dean Of the Faculty,
Z. Law Department
. non. Y W M KING Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law, r0r V 1esAao n
John DLLAisLo' .,'a. Esq, Professor o. CONNER
clsI JurlsprSasnce. See N
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lA1IN'..s vr t4NAD.AA.

IAAiN - ta~-ANA f !
IRr EvRRYBoDY RRADl THIS CARRFuLLy.--There 10
sarsaparia for sale The different Iowns called s.
Townsends SaraaparlA. Il is advertised as the 0RlGl
NAL GENUINE. and all mat. This Townsend lsnodoclor
and never was hui was formerly worker on railroads. ca
nals and The he ASSUMES the title Of Doctor for the
nurnose OF gaining cred for what he rnoL lie says he
bss amended two medical schools and praciced for fifteen
years n Now the truth Is he never pracliced medicine
day in his liet Such ira, icked misrepresentation
Iaoks Md 10 the character and yeraciw Of the wish
most sincerely he had made those statements o. him
sef or Of me When will learn 20 be honest and truth
f in ali their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
mem lie applied TO Rue Cappto assist him 10 man,
ncturing his mixture, stating the large sums he would
make as an induceent 70 embark y The business These
man have been insulting and beling me IN all possible
forms in order TO impress the public with the belief that
he Old Docof's Sarsapara was not the genne original
Sarsapariua made ifon the Old Doet0rs Original ieei,
pie fhsS. r. Townsend says have soId ne use q my
duce one single solitary proof Of this His statements q
Thomnson, Skillman & Co., nothing but tissue 81
fasehcoda simply made to deceive the public and Keep
The truth down 10 regard 10 his s9tng Jsrmening COM
Old Dr. JACOB Townsends Sarsaparlla having on ;hc
DID Doctors likeness his family Coat Of Arms, and hf
ugnatureacross the Coat OF Arms. :, =,
N'"'f ~' JACOB TOWNSEND,
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NEW JgsmmKg.

NV are now opening the largest and most
w extensive assortment Of Books and Sta
uonery ever brought TO this market, which we
are prepared and determined TO sell as low,
eithor ut Wholesale or retail, as any other regu
lar house IN the western country.
All goods sold by us are warranted Just what
they purport to be. with the privilege Of being
returned il not satisfactory, 291 >
Country Merchants, Proprietors of Furnaces,
School Teachers, &c., are requested to call and
examine our stock, US we will not be undcrsold
by any one.
tr Remember the New Book Store, Nc
Dowell's Block, corner OF Front aud Market
streets, opposite the United States Hotel, Ports
mouth, o. q urt fs IN, ~, T.
Oct. 81, 80 J. STEPHENSON & Co. (
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.ILRNIf'y HOTEL,

ON SECOND STREET, DFTwEEN MARKET AND COURT,
One square from The Steamboat Landing,
s8 o. Portsmouth, o.
: The subscriber respectfully informs her friends
and the public generally, that she will continue
in the above nnmed, well known
House Of Enlertainmcnt
heretofore kept by her laie husband, Thomas
Coney,where she will be happy to wait upon all
who may favor her with their pa atronugo The
house was moi long since enlafged and furnish
ed in a style to make every guest omfortable.
The table will al all times be well supplied with
the best that the markets Afford and the bedding
will be clean and neat.
A commodious Stable, Carriage honse and
Wagon yard adjoins The house,i charge Of a
careful Hostler, where single horses or teams
will be well attended and supplied with an a.
bundance Of the best Hay and Grain. In short,
the subscriber intends that her house shall be a
comfortable home for her guests. The charges
as heretofore will be reasonable.
The Coaches for the North and East pass the
house daily, morning and evening.
ANN CONEY.
Portsmouth, October 90, Is49.-2yyl. d
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BOOK BINDING.

g WELLS respectfully informs his friends
Os and The public generally that he has re.
sumed the Book Binding business, and will lie
happy oattend to anything in that line. Every
thing will be done in the best manner, and al
very short notice. Bindery in No. 10, Book
Store in overturfs building, 4 doors above
Oakes g. Buskirk's.
Portsmouth, Oct 81, 1850
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CigalIrr Csags.,rsgg

HTyHIs day received from PHILADELPHIA amin.
III voice Of fine Cigars, making the lurgesi
assortment now offered IN Portsmo 9TH Deal
crs and others arc invited TO rail aud examine.
Among the fayorite brands may bc found L.
Nscionnl, Los Armas. Jicoiencal, r galias, al.
a large stock Of spanish and nd b. ii spanish . @ nd
Melee Cigars al Of which are offered on rsui
sonable lerms,by ett'gg5 stdgQ N bgp Eie
sept. 20, '5U.ia ea srH s.R. ROSS. y
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GALT 100 bIslNew York Salt arrived this
~ day; 500 bis. Kanawhs Salt Tor saIe b,
Oct2 y ti9il s. r ROSS. h