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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01
PERUVIAN GUANO.

In the Senate ofthe United States on Friday, the
President laid before that body commun cation from
the Department OF State, transmitting further infoma-
ito upon the subject Of the trade in guano between
Peru and the UnedStates in compliance with reso-
luton of the 10th of June last, as contained in letter
from the American Legation at Lima expressing the
opinion that the Government will not make any change
in its method Of disposing of the article as it relies
wholly upon the proceeds Of the sales of guano in
Great Britain Tor the payment Of the interest Of its TO-
reign debt That the sales are made exclusively on
account Of the Government, and must amount at pre-
sent to nearly three millions Of dollars annually about
one-third OF which clear profit the StaeThat the
house OF Gibbs & Co., of London has made frequent
loans to Peru based upon the consignment of the qua
no; and, by recent contract the Government has Sc
cured to the firm the consignment of the article until
the year 1855. That the product of the Governne Mt
is about Sl2 when sales made $47 in the United
States, or f9 los in England the remainder being abb
sorbed in expenses of shipping freight, commission on
sales, an other charges The freight alone fom Cal
lao to the United States England is SIS per ton;
and the consignees OF vessel at Valparaiso recently
preferred sending her home in ballast rather than
cept $l2 per ton from Callao The statement OF Mr..
Pollard, that" free trade in guano would bring the
price down from $50 to something like $40 per ton, ;"
Is essentially erroneous. The Peruvian Government,
deriving profit of about $l2 per ton, would certainly
not consent to change its SYSTEM unless it could be
clearly demonstrated that export duty upon the
uce would produce greater amount of revenue; and
even then he exercises doubt whether the parties in
teresed in sustaining the existing system would permit
il TO be given up.
The communication was laid upon the table
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

lNTRODUCTION.-On the 18th of May 1885
Dr. Brandreth, for the first time, made known in the
United States the CELEBRATED BRANDRETH
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS. He left them
to stand or fall by their merits. He made no al
fusion to any other medicines simple facts were stated,
drehan Theory viz: that all diseases whether of the
stomach or bowels, enlargement of the joints rheumac1
affections, cutaneou, erupons dyspeptic complaints
or whatever other forms such local disease puts on
were nothing more than so many symptoms Of disor-
dered state OF the constitution and that his pills which
were discovered in England in ISL were medicine.
that had the effect OF restoring the constitution to health
and vgor, simply by removing all bad and acrimonious
h M from the blood by the stomach and bowel.
Inc American public have made tiial of this med
cine Tor nearly ten years, and have found that the med
cine is not allhumbug The patronage DR. Brandretl,
daily experiences proves that the medicine gives uni
versal satisfaction.
NJ BRANCH, Richmond Va
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, opposite Old Market
York prices Yea ~ co co 1 ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

HEAVY HAUL.-The pratrol for that portion of the
county lyingwest ofthe city succeeded in capturing
large number of negro slaves Saturday light and Sun
day morning About o'clock Sunday morning they
entered Rutherfoords old mill situated short distance
above the Pump ouse, the margin of the canal and
arrested no less than nineteen negro fellows engaged
in playing cards. and carousing in glorious manner
The patrol marched their prisoners into the city
about day break Sunday morning, and safely lodged
them in the county jail Yesterday the whole nineteen
dealt with according to law.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

UNION MEETING IN MIss1ssIPPI-Th Natchez
Courier of the 18th inst. contains call, signed
by 52l citizens of Adams county, for meeting
IN that place to be held on the Monday following
to express confidence in the integrity ofthe Union
The Courier says that large number of the citi-
zens of that county known to be favorable to the
object of the meeting were absent. This call
therefore, is no small evidence of the unanmity
with which Adams county adheres to the cause Of
the Union.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

DISTRESSING AccIDENT-On Saturday, as the
American mail steamer Pacific was leaving her
wharf at Canal street, New York, frightful &C.
cident occurred. In swinging around, the wheel
house of the steamer struck frame shed over the
wharf, on which large number of persons were
standing for the purpose of Witnessing the depar-
ture of this favorite steamer on her European
voyage. The shed was knocked down, and hun
dreds of persons buried beneath the ruins. A
large number of lives were lost, supposed to be
about thirty, but the confusion around the scene of
disaster was so great to preclude the possibiIi.
tyof arriving at the exact number of either kill
ed or wounded Of the latter, however, no less
than forty are said to be injured. Many persons
on the shed and wharf saved their lives by Jump
ing into the WATER from whence they were res
cued by boats and persons on the wharves. The
Pacific backed into the slip after the accident and
all hands jumped ashore to render assistance to
the sufferers. In consequence of this terrible
calamity the departure of the steamer was post
poned,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

ToBAcco-LARGE SALES IN New YoRK-THE Corr.
1t was rumored on The streets yesterday that party
in this city had received Geographic dispatch to the
effect thai about 900 hhds of tobacco had been sold in
New York, within the last few days, TO Virginia buyers
on speculation, at advance OF cent per pound
We have doubt this is well founded, because
Is the natural effect Of causes well known TO exist
1t is reduced 10 positive certainty, that the pre-
crop cannot exceed GO per cent OF the average pro-
ducl 10 the Z. States tor the last five years
Our market, for the last days two weeks, has
been rather fiat, but from ell the information OBJ
tain from the tobacco growing region, and especially
from Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee
holders need not be discouraged.
In q Dcltn 2Oth NIL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

The VIRGINIA SENAToRs.-A portion of the
Democratic party of Warrenton and vicinity,
having rendered Messrs. MASON and HUNTER
public dinner, we learn from the Piedmont Wing
that tomorrow has been fixed upon as the day.
and the hotel of the Messrs. Baker, in Warren
ton, as the place for the feast. 1t is understood
that this entertainment has been gotten up profess
edly as a token of appreciation of the course of
these gentlemen during the eventful session OF
Congress which terminated yesterday. Now, we
apprehend that at least three-fourhs of the people
of the State are prepared to place the signet of
their disapprobation upon these gentlemen. Had
their councils prevailed, all the great measures
of the session would have been defeated-the
confederacy would have been dismembered, and ci-
vii war; and bloodshed would have desolated the
State they have so Systematically misrepre-
sented Are they entitled TO the plaudits of their
constituents Are the people of Virginia prepar-
ed to greet them with the time honored salutation
-" Well done good and faithful public servants?''
If not, it strikes that entertainments like the one
proposed, ought'not to be attended by any who are
not fully prepared to endorse the course of Messrs.
Mason and Hunter.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

SUPERIOR CoURT.--This court adjourned last
Tuesday evening after session of about two
weeks The trial of the pauper case closed on
last Saturday The jury were unable to agree
upon verdict and the case still remains unde-
cided.
Benjamin Acres, tried for an assault upon
Michael Pearl, at the bank of Jordan & Jordan,
was sentenced to the State Penitentiary for term
of one year.-Ler. Gaz.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

SIERRA LEONE, Africa, Aug 2, 1850.
The British brigantine ofwar Bonetta arrived yes
erday from the eeward coast, and will leave for Eng
land direct this afternoon, with information that The
King of Dahomy has ordered the missionaries and re-
captured slaves at Understown" to leave the country
before the LIST of October Ii they do he says that
he will behead them ALL commencing with the mission
aries. Commander Forbes of the Bonetta had an in
terview with the King and the result the immediate
departure of the vessel for England.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

- ASHINGToN CITY, Sept. Y, I65U.
The Hon. Mr.. Morehead oaa Foreign Mission-TH
Retirement of Father Richie.
1t is stated as probable thing that the Hon Charles
s. Morehead, of Kentucky, member of the House OF
Representatives, who declines reelection to Congress-
will soon take the place oone of our ministers abroad
government where the Spanish language is spo-
KEN Mr.. Morehead is of the most accomp lished
gentlemen in Congress, and would confer honor upon
his country, as her proud representative any court
in the world
It's now understood that the democracy has compel-
ed Father Rlchie to consent to sell cut the Union
ing that the Presidential candidate ofthe party for the
next campaign is 10 run on Mr. Burke's hobby of Civ
ing away the public handwriting yourself farm
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

temporary provision for the discovery and working Of
the gold mines, and preserving order in the gold mine
district OF California, provides for the appointment
OF gold mine agents Tor different localities and also
general superintendent OF go mines authorizes these
agents to grant permits to American citizens and to
Europeans declaring their intentions to become SUCH to
work particular spots in the pacers or m nes each per-
mt tors placer being 80 feet square, and ior mine 2l0
feet square-no individual company to have more
than one permit at time. Double permits are granted
to the discoveries Of paeers or mines with pre-
emptiye rights, for 80 days. Union
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01
JAMES RIVER CANAL.-This work is gradually pro.

JAMES RIVER CANAL.-This work is gradually pro-
crossing its completion. The structure is of the best
and most substantial order, The company calculate
mouth OF the North river down, by the first of next
January. A line ofboats will then run regularly from
that point to Richmond and tie county Of Rockbridge
will begin to reap the advantages Of this great work.
Lexington and within the reach ofevery section ofth
country. Thus will the facilities OF transportation
soon De opened out, thus far which will not only great
ly enhance the agr icuural interest of our county;
but also of every branch of business Lexington Ga
zelte.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

The umor OF the retirement of Mr. Richie from
the Union" newspaper Is no doubt. correct In an
editorial article IN that paper last week. he speaks
Of his "wingness 10 retire 10 the shades of private
life" We have always been opposed in politics to
the editor OF the Onion, but we have also, always
had Tor hm the kndest regards aud 10 whatever stu
alton lie may be- placed, ISL him health and hap
pine.s-Aiex. Gqz.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

HAIR CUTTING-lt is we'll known that the hair
othe head is one, il not the greatest, ornament that
adorns either male female; yet little attention is paid
to preserve 1t. The hair should be regularly cut at
least once month, by proper person, and we know
of no one so well adapted to perform the above opera
ton as FLETCHER, under the American Hotel he being
practical work man, gentlemanly and oblgng in his
department, and perfectly understands his business
Try him.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

Row ON CARY STREET.-Jas. and Jerry Dunnavant,
and Patrick Cosalow, three rowing blades, sought and
got into row with persons on Cary street,
ly opposite the Columbian Hotel Sunday night, and
being the aggressors, all three landed in the cage
by the Watchmen. Yesterday they were consigned to
the city jail in de fault ofsecurty for good behaviour
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

BISHOP B. T. ONDERDoNK.-In the New York
Episcopal Convention on Friday evening, series
OF resolutions declaring that Bishop Onderdonk s
restoration would create i'll feeling, and bring dis
credit on the Church, was offered by DR.. J. Au.
CUISINE Smith, of New York The resolutions
were laid on the table.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

The Charlestown Free Press says that man
who is denominated "Wild," has been seen lurE-
ing for some time past in the neighborhood of
Ilaltown, Jefferson county. He is in state of
nudity, and is quite hairy. AT the approach of
any one he makes good his escape. How he sub
sists is mystery, as he never enters a house.
party of 20 persons made search for him on
Sunday last, but did not succeed in discovering
him, although the day before he was seen.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01
COM MERCIAL ECORlp.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept. 30.

RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept 80
TOBACCO-The market remains as last quoted
Lugs new and old, from Sc to $40; Leaf, common TO
good SlOa to Sl2, Fine $l2I to $751;.
FLOUR-Sales of Richmond super6ne at 81 rs
"a 81 on the Basin landing
WHEAT-Red 81 05, White 81 0per bushel
CORN-Thereis good demand and prceshave ad-
vanced We quote it at GA a IS cts. per bushe
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

No DIsUNIoNIsTs IN NAsHvnLE.-The Nashville
Union, the organ of the Tennessee Democrats says
1t covers us all with the most delightful sensations
that alter most digent search Throughout city,
voice tor war The doetu cry Of Sc deg 80 min or
hight, has TAILED to enlist single soLdier.n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

STEALING SoRA-Armistead, slave. attempted to
steal a bunch of Sora Sunday morning from a Sora
vender in the Old Market. He was detected and hand
ed over to the police for safe keeping Yesterday this
dainty fellow appeared before the Mayor to answer eI
the charge, and sent below for correction.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

GENIN's FAME IN MTsSEsoTA.-The St. Paul's Re-
gister, in the iar-of wiId-tentoy Of Minnesota, in
mentioning that Genn, the halter, gave S225 for the
first Jenny Lind ticket in New York, says.
eve bought a hat of said Genin some months since
which, as il Is becoming little seedy we offered TO
trade last week, Thai aatis aboge par Won't trade
uoWn
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

BROKE HIS NEcK.-.A middle aged white man
named H. Crawey, fell from Of the abutments of
Mayos Bridge, between the canal and the river, Sun
day evening, about dark and broke his neck 1t pre-
sumed he intoxicated at the time, as he was well
known to the Police as a man Of Incorporate habits
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN VERMoNT-The second
trial for the election OF member of Congress in the first
Congressional district OF Vermont takes place on the
9Th OF November. Lyman and Miner, Wings, who ran
in September are both IN the field,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

~ We indebted 10 Messrs. Geo, M. West g.
Brother, for copy OF r. S. Arthurs great prize novel,
"THE ORPHAN CHILDREN, complete in one VOL, price
25 cents.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

CIRCUIT SUPERIOR CouRT.-Judge McComas will
open his Court Wednesday, the .25th inst. The
fa Term is always one OF great interest and impor-
iacent countes.-Parkersburg Gag.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

RECEIVING STOLEN SUGAR.-Maurice Harris andS
Virginia Logan, free cooured persons, charged with
receiving bag OF sugar beevedio have been stolen
were yesterday committed to jail to await exsmin-
alton before the Hastings Court
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01
CITY a F n a 4 ks 9 .
TIMES OFFICE,

The TINES OFFICE is removed to 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary, opposite the grocery store Of
Mr. John Crane.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

A DESPERATE FooT RACE came off in this city Sun
day evening last, in which of the extra police Off
and cooured man figured. Particulars here
after
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

burg Chronicle gives the population of Lewis
burg: Whites $40, Free negroes 40, Slaves 269
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

CLOSE CoNNExloN,-The Toledo Blade says that the
head waters of the Ohio river are navigabe for keel
boats within fourteen miles OF lake Erie.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

CLEARED.
Brig Islam, Coutts, for Bahia, and market, with
flour, by Warwick & Barksdae.
ARRIVED,
Schr Leonora, Wooston, Philadelphia
SAILED,
Brig Lady of the Lake. Hines, Salem.
Schr J. c. Doughty, Murphy Philadelphia.
Schr Ionic, Saddler, Baltimore
n BALTIMORE, Sept. 3o.-CId, schr Richmond,
Travers, Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01
SIERRA LEONE. Africa. Aug. 2. /

IMPORTANT FROM AFRIoA.-The following is an ex-
tract from letter received by commercial house in
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for October
will be issued to subcrlbers Tomorrow.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

SOUTHERN REJoIcINGs-A call numerously signed
has been published in Mobile for meeting on the 9Th
of October, to rejoice the adoption of the peace
measures by Congress- AT Washington, N c., a large
meeting held on the 18th inst. at which the ut
most joy expressed, in speeches and lutons,
at the recent action of Congress- The resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

MAGIC HAIR DYE.-FLETCHER. under
the American Hotel, changes red light or gray hair in
simultaneously to most beautiful black or brown with
out the least injury to the hair or skin. Sc "a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01
FIRST CASE UNDER THE NEW FUGITIVE SLAvl

FIRST CASE UNDER THE NEW FUGITIVE SLAVE
LAw.-Before the U. S. Commissioner at New
York Friday, James Hamlet, fugitive slave, the
property of Mary Brown, of Baltimore, was deli
yered up and sent back to Maryland. He is a
married man, and his wife and children are in
New York, where he has resided for several years.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

DESTRUCTIVE TAIL 5IOKM.-A most destfucuve
storm OF hail and rain visited portions of Prince Edward
aud Charlotte, Thursday last, extending above US
some Is miles, and playing havoc in its course In
many places in this neighborhood learn the tobacco
has been stripped to the stalk, rendering whole fields OF
it completely useless And this, we regret to learn, is
the with many our largest and most enerprlsing
planters. We have been informed that in some neigh
borhoods the hail stones were the size of hens egg,
ling houses suffered terribly in the destruction OF win
dow-glass, and the inmates themselves were not little
frightened by the railing and roaring of the icy missiles
that fell around them"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

inae Ia b. pIoise IN The tieh lands 4 Ire w /.
nio = run Al ! II . ems pei bnshr aud mutual
pas,ur fn nish ne Of f. ening them Z msfkf With
d, T, soar competition. whle Tbs sam abu1danee u IN
fyufabe Ia sheep rendering the vol ee1rse. though u
improves The csfeass fa saagleflaP. Or bfs hachs
and WI IN III. qaaffff afe fe5m Washington county
Pa an old settlement nhefe the 81 i naturally light
snd vas hefre The atftdaesn i sheep. alaast IS ~
llansted rs you're Nhst that cenniy Is. nsrd Mt
iafsfm yan Caaaly heh I'd fiiis reei5aaad the Nest
IN tie pfadne5a 81 gan bat el IN pastures nd MIN
b, adaaed In shnep husbaadff and enIae the pts=rsri
IL aid veal h f w5el Il DIS ingnished. ID the LICK.
NV nxurlaie IN the ienr, ihrif PREDECESSORS "efe
maialy instrumental IL producing a8d which thy are
sill sustaining.
Nbs. sho5li mol tn. be case viii Nartlao7 oab
because she wants 4 pioneer l. ues undertaking
nfaetIr.l faan, WIN viii e.efrs theory AID ansy lam
mo and be raafeHt Ia mature. without aeuP iug
l. daeel o control her.
sIHefrclY yanfs, W. II. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

.Ygssr.gE .ss.sssE.Wy.

AIRS. MURRAY bcgs 10 inform her pupils, aud tloso
VI Ladies winay lawn hef viii iheir patronage, that
consequence nj Doctor imfr having rntehated the pf'-
prlv ,eefe lie located size has removed The Academy
10 9Th strrel IA Tie nnghbolhol1of COL Leliwieh Mr.
Rlaelafl md Nj Christian Nj NJ in conjunction with
Pnl lae, nhoia been 0ieansi and Director 81 thnfs
IN German, fat years, and also. IN bf Patdels
Church, Bafmafe- pfepa edto lnm Vocal Class IN "a.
cred muse. On the .y=rm Il then Singing a. now I'd
and approved al Al Europe and TIN, country Madame Hon
raut has the kn1es mauner offered tie Use 81 her atse
School Room Nj. NJ. and Professor IIgfg tof the pun
la#ta aiding The speedy fofmatam o lie Gas Those La
dies and Genenen WHO nav wish II Join thc Glars, will
pease eaet tle al Madame loniques and at Mr.
Nt1Rht's Book Stofe. Mum street Terms moderate, and
npdr tuawn On application.
ut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

fI'iE Sabs flhef having recently returned tfantf No
elfies with variety n nelt All latst patterns ii
Cabinet faraftfes ss1sh he ny having manufactured
ua respftIa Is sfftis continuance oi tn Wy htia1
patronage extended u Linn confident Il giving
atissrfea. hafh III quality an1 Raee The superior aei
es eh lie possesses Ia manufacturing ia liz Aas al
Ma ufafe 81 Hnabe Inn Is compete successfully VIII
the Northern Merchants LIS tiuek eamffs esftN atttfe
usually lao sapal aal=bmeuts together With many
othet asazt ftni #lang articles sash a.
superior lii dntafs,
Improved ltHtietasi#fs,
Il Hflass oau5Hezs Esni-# lassels. sc,
faasf Naflt Bases. shatng Basas,
Window shade. sanslY,
superior Iahle Ggfufs, e. Sc
y II maas ahgf aIgles ta4HunrHus 10 mention, all oil
which vii h. d. posed u at Wy Ielnrea fales.
Cabinet Making Tools and Materials
an al=a ,nallJ ia hunish Cabinet nskets ools hnd
Alsfsais computing every article required IN the business
sueh
Mahogany Yenrefs. Glue, yafnish,
sauH f5fsf. .sefesfss i.neks Hinge,
i.srntrheans. la Pm, Wardrobe Hooks,
1asiafs. Colin Flates. 81. ts'..
L. I.aine nrazatellr aud lar Cloth isf soias,
ta54ssa#d, Neaelisa Hea feoise all Rotten stone
Carpenters laal, and House building Hpdlene.
am alsa ia receipt al afgs stuck 81 a1Ptnlers Tools
aud iia4.r l5nl lHa Hardware saelas
Hs#f nj he 1l5ahs safl = kinds,
Dor aud ShHasf Hinges
Gaie 1linsrs aud Latshes,
hnstal knah Bel Pulls,
- kees ri Nil. assorted,
- l. I'D Cafahas li doors and blinds.
VIII esatf ahf requisite a1lf, all o winch will he I'D
II pfiri1 las1 than elsfamary AL calls III
hr Iefi3 i8r line attended Ia with pfnupnfss aud de-
H#f#h. a5 aia rtasel - per efHi lats' tim usuai
eHAfss afalf descriptions Inn Il II $50, all al winch
0a7 #l0 ADMISSION