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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-16

CHARITY.-It has never failed to win esteem
and love, not even of the most benighted and
degraded; and how powerful is it over the
heart of grateful man A correspondent of
the Baltimore Clipper, writing from this city,
says:
"There is certainly much distress among the
poor Of our city-all cities--of which those in
comfortable circumstances seldom dream. Last
Sunday, tract distributor, while attending to
his colporteurage on the Point, met with fami-
ly who had not sufficient amount even of
bread to eat. THE wife was sick on the bed in
a cherries room, with child that could run
about; the husband was perfectly disabled and
supported by crutch, having hurt his leg
some time ago, and from which several pieces
of bone had been removed. 1t is feared that
amputation may be necessary. They informed
my friend that they had lived on three dollars
and eighteen cents during the last eight week Al
IL 40 lsop0d ehaS 0efieDotent in heart mot in
mere profession) will do something for this and
similar cases, for there IRE many such. All
who feel 80 disposed can hand what they
choose to give to Mr.. Gray, at his bookstore on
Seventh street; and we promise them that il
will be faithfully applied by the members OF
the Tract Society. We have always thought
that food for the body should always accompa-
ny food for the soul, wherever poverty is found
| to exist. The salt must not lose its SAVIOR"
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PHILpss PATENT FIRE ANsIuILAToR.--O
readers will confess to having read good deal
about this apparatus. 1t has been described in
almost every newspaper in the land, and some
thing new is constantly being added to what
has been said But in all this time the thing
itself, it appears to US, might have been brought
along. This is the way in which dancers, act
ors, singers, and "lions" are heralded. Now,
if this is not a humbug, let US have it without
more ado. Our own anxiety will prove an in
cendiary, and burn us up. The "New York
American House, Boston," is hardly puffed so
much.
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NEW DRY Gnnns

MAGRUDER & CALVERT, Pennsylvania avenue.
WI between sth and 9th streets, have just received
fresh supply Of seasouhlo dry GOODS, which they will
run OF at very low prices Their stock Is large and AL
sortmcnt complete. an ltc
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Review OF the Northern Markets for
yesterday.

Office Of The american Telegraph, Aug. To-
NEW YoRT, Aug. 1876 p. m.-stocks are depressed
U. s. 0's, 1862 have declined Il. and Canton ~ r-i-
rdvanced -.
Sales Of $4,000 bills. -four at t9.S7l for State
brands, and t425 for southern. Rye -four 1850 Corn
meal s2s71z@$2s4.
Sales OF 45 900 bushels SIC for mixed Sales
1000 bushels wheat at SIC Rye 7sc. Oats 4o94sc
ParLADElpHrl, Aug ls-e p. m.-small sales of -four,
State brands, have been made at "a. Rye -four a. as
Corn meal s2s111@t2s71E
Sales Of red wheat At S0as5c, new white al &C.
and old Penna white at o5c Sales yellow corn at Goc
Oats 3o@33c.
Sales Of Rio coffee at s149ss4c. Porto Rico sugar
61z@8lSc. Whisky 22l4923c.
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We would refer parents and guardians to the
several School advertisements under the appro-
pirate head, on the third page
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, July Il, 1851.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Taxes for the
~ year 1851 are now duo and payable at this Office
and that abatement of 10 per cent will he allowed by
law upon the Taxes for the year, IL paid on or
before the 3lst day Of August ensuing
iY 22-entd n 1 RnCnr c.il..4.
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To BE REpENTHD AT LEIsURR.-The Tribune
says that six young men of New York, who had
accompanied an excursion party to Fort Hamil-
ton, on Wednesday, were suddenly seized with
the gold fever, and making some excuse to their
friends, returned home, packed up their clothes,
and departed for California in the steamer
Georgia. Some of them are married men, and
had their wives with them on the excursion,
who were ignorant of their husbands intentions
until they arrived home, when they were made
acquainted with the facts. Even bets would be
safe on the ill-luck of each.
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The Pacific, which sails from New York TO-
day, win take out $4oo, 900 in specie.
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Cummings Philadelphia Bulletin is q paper
second to none we know of in the department
of foreign news. "-Boston Commonwealth
Mice nibble good cheese. Our scissors often
perforate all parts of the Bulletin.
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CoRRRsPoNDEsTs.-Write short articles, and
to the point; always give your names to the
editors; avoid personality; speak the truth !;
and be sure to use only one side of your paper.
Excellent advice, Baltimore Argus-Phh Sun.
So we thought before the Argus stole 1t from
u.s. Some folks steal thunder, but the Argu,
man keeps his hand in by pilfering squibs
american Telegraph.
We found the above sgui5 in our scrap box,
having been placed there months before the
Telegraph came in this breathing world. The par
agraph charging us with pilfering your squibs
is therefore Tel-iie- graph.-Bah Argus.
Well, well, since you plead guilty of stealing
it from somebody, we will waive the ownership.
As the boy said when he kicked his father for
stealing powder out of his horn, It's the prin-
ciple of the thing looks att
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MIoHIGAS.-The Wing State Convention for
the nomination of candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor has been called to meet
at Jackson September 10th.
The "Hand" Democratic State Central Com.
mittee had issued q call for State Convention,
to be held ut Detroit October lst
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PICNIC AT ARLINGTON.

| INHE "GERMANIAp SINGING SOCIETY will give
The boat win start from i4th Street bridge at o'clock
. m superior band of music has been secured and
arrangement made that will render the day agree
Refreshments, at liberal prices, win be served the
Tickets, for gentleman and ladies' 81 No charge for
children accompanied by their parents 4
tickets can be obtained from any Of the members or
the boat previous 70 starting [au 16-dtd
Crystal Fount Division No. 8, Sons of Tempe
ance-The members Of this Division earnestly re-
quested TO meet at their next Monday evening
at ~ O'Clock, as business of much Importance will be
before them BY order Of G. Il. Division.
au lo-- r y MYER, Recg Sec.
| LNOR RENT-Two OFFICE ROOMS, on PennsvI.
Il yania avenue, next door TO Adamss Express Office.
inquire OF join II PEPPER lau l4-if1awtf
as- FOREWARNER. -da
Ill PERSONS are warned against making and using,
"a WavAout authority, and prohibited infringing in
any manner whatsoever my invention, termed the I'M
PROVED double and single COMBINATION SPRING Tor
axTsSsioS cnuTou as application for letters patent Of
the same Is being made By me.
au l6--3t+ JOHN $. GALLAHER, jr., Inventor.
I AMARTINE'S stone-Mason OF Saint
II Point-A Village Tale translated from the French
Part TO- London Labor and London Poor
BrRs Memoir Of Rev. Edward Dckerstcth, with intro
duction by DIR. Tying vols,
hunts Merchants Magazine for August.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
au IL Booksellers, near 9th street
MRS. ESTHER MOFFETT, 7th street.
Hall, has received to-day
assortment OF Ladies' fpins, Jenny Lind EARRINGS.
Velvet Ribands Elastic Sieeveconfners
&C. Also English knit Suspenders AIohair Stocks white
and colored Shirts two rich China tea sets for children
Hampton's Vegetable Tncture kept constantly for
SAFE, au 4-tr
MEADOW BANK SPA SPRING.
VIE subscriber having rooms vacant can nc
Il conmodate q family young persons with
poau py the week, month, remainder of the
ROBERT W. BURROWES.
Reference John +. Callan j. Van Riswick or Clement
BENNETT esqrss or address the subscriber through the
city post-ofice. Tau I4-eo2w
BOSTON ICE
hAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Larkin, Gen. Clinch
~ and L. H. Nickerson Briggs Rebccca & Francis, and
roster with cargoes OF choice quality of Northern Ice
Dealers and others supplied by the ton or cargo.
au l2-3teod JNO. PETT1BONE.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
S-xSUpEsM We are now receiving, by ship Living
~aai67S6Ts Age from Liverpool, and from American
e<ZfH$3z,. manufacturers, large additions to our
Stock, which we offer Mt very low prices.
CAMPBELL C0YLE,
au 15-1ms Sign of the Anvil, Penna avenue.
SELLING OFF AT LESS THAN COST!
10 whole boxes Raisins, in fine order.
half do do do
10 quarter do do do
Cask currants
% jars crop Prunes
Sc drums Smyrna Figs, No. 1.
Lot of Groundnuts, Palm nuts, &C., &C.
Intending to make change in my business, / will sell
my stock of FRUITS great deal less than cost
JAS. L. LLOYD,
au 15-tr Pa. doors east of 18th st.
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Those over fifty years OF age will be charged rs per cent
extra.
An admission fee of $3.50 will be charged the first yeal
in addition to the above and must be paid ut the time
making the application, and the first years deposit within
thirty days.
Certificates of membership granted to FEMALES
upon the same terms abovc) not exceeding S00 pei
week. JOHN DEACON, NJ. D.. President,
REV. CHAS. FABRIQUE, Vice Prest
W. d. LoUssBuRY, Soc'y and Treasr.
Ill. III. WOODRUFF,
Agent for the District of Columbia
Office at his Drug Store of and 18th streets
l4-1y Wasb;noton
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Ninth Street Methodist Protestant Church.
Service on tomorrow at IL Preaching by the pas
tor, w. T. EVA. AN Is-
Rev. Otis II. Tiffany will preach in the No
O'Clock. am "a
The Liquor Trahic.-e5O0, 900 IL wasted an
nualy In this city by the OF liquor Wis the cost Of
the liquor loss Of time, disease robbers FIRES prosecu
ton OF criminals, support OF do and paupers DC Why
should IL continued An answer TO this question will be
expected At Temperance Hall Sunday night at eight
o'clock. Ths public are invited 70 hear It
GEORGE SAVAGE
an 10 President v, V.T.A.A
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IN FAIR WEATHER PREpkRF Fop PAN

DANIEL PIERCE continues to cover and RI.
NTNS> pair UMBRELLAS and PARAS0LS as usual.
~e,lS at his old stand, Pennsylvania avenue south
~ side, between 18th and 18th streets sign of the
black and white Umbrella. f1- A general assortment
of Umbrellas for SALE Silk Gnghnm and other mater.
ais suitable for every description Of repairs always on
hand 1s- Pa avp south side, between 18th and 18th
streets. limo 3-ootr
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Death to Rats, Mice, Cockroaches, and Ants
F. s. MYER, MAGISTRATE,

Has TemoUed 10 corner u and 9Th streets, opposite
The General Post Office
A III BUSINESS requiring the attention Of a Maris.
IA trate will be promptly attended to.
COSvEYANC1NG-All instruments of writing carefully
and cxpediiously prepared. Also, claims against tn
Government prosecuted 10 settlement. au b-eo3wR
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large assortment Of sponges for ssls
~ a. the Drug Store, corner Of and 7th street, by
su % ]. y. CALLAN.
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CONNECTICUT HEALTH ASSOCIATION,

CONNECTICUT HEALTH ASSOCIATION,
Waterbury, Connecticut.
GUARANTY CAPITAL $1,000.
EIS is association of persons formed for the mutual
benefit and relief of each other in of sickness
accident.
BY the payment of the following annual rates you will
become life member and be entitled to weekly benefit
during life IL you should be disabled by sickness or acct
dent from attending to business
Yearly Deposit for Members under my gears Of age:
BY paying $500 per year you viii draw $500 per week
g 400 400
q 500 /" 500
{; COO q 600
" TOO i" TOO
g 500 500
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MEADOW HANK SPA sppINc

Vie Subscriber having two vacant can ac-
Il commodate a family young persons with
board, by the week. month"; of the season
ROBERT w. BURROWES.
Reference: John +. Calan, j. Van Rswick, or Clement
BENNETT address the subscriber through The
CITY posto1nce. au 14-eo2w
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hA1LY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Larkin, Gen. Clinch
- and L. ii. Nickerson Briggs Rebccca Francis, ant
FOSTER with cargoes of choice quality of Northern Ice
Dealers and others supplied by the ton or cargo.
au 12-3teod JNO pETTIRONE
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A LII of Harper Brothers Publications.
N All of Appeton's Publications.
All Of Putnams Publications,
Little Browns, Boston; and all books published In
the United States
For sale at the publishers prices by
TAYLOR MAuRY,
juno 2o-u Booksellers, near 9th st.
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AMES A.. CONNER, proprietor Of the CITY EX-
" PRESS, begs leave to inform the public thai he
tin continues to run his EXPRESS WAGON to George
town daily, at o'clock In the afternoon. He will also
convey baggage to and from the Cars and to any part
The city at moderate charges lie hopes by strict atten
non to his business, and the prompt and faithful delivery
81 all articles committed TO his keeping to merit liberal
share of the patronage Of the public.
Orders left with Mr.. Lewis H. Perry, at Claget Dod-
sons, Pennsylyania avenue, 9th street. will be at
tended to with promptness and fidelity. 2-tf
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!" ECKARDT d. BROTHER take this
IL. method Of informing their Customers and the
Public generally that they have opened Branch OF their
business on the Avenue In the dwelling Of the late Mr.
between 18th and 18th streets which thew have
handsomely fitted up hoping by strict attention 10 bus
ness TO share portion of the public patronage They
will constantly keep hand fresh assortment of Cakes
and Candies OF every description Ice Cream Jellies
Charlotte Russe Blanc-Mange and Pyramds Of eyery
style for table ornamentsthe handsomest ever ntro
duced into this city; together with large variety on
French Confeconares Their Saloons will Be constantly
Where the choicest Creams Of the win be
kept. The most particular attention maid In fnrnishng
Ball Parties and Private Entertainments
PS-All orders left at the Store on the corner OF
and 9TH streets, the Patent Oce or ON the Avenue
will receive prompt attention. june 27--eotf
SPONGEs.-A large assortment Of sponges for sale
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Episcopal Prayer-books.
IL Catholic Prayerbooks
Methodist Hymn-books
Unitarian Hymn-books.
Presbyterian Hyinnbooks.
Baptist Hymn-books In every variety
For sale at the published price, by
TAYLOR q MAURY,
June 2S-f Booksellers near 9th street.
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TAYLOR a. MAURY, Booksellers and
i Statfoncrs, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street, have constantly hand full assortment OF
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER, every variety for sale at New York prices
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s--SSUUEsA We are now receiving, by ship Living
<&i64SsSs Age, from Liverpool, and from American
=. manufacturers, large additions to our
Stock, which we offer Mt very low prices.
CAMPBELL Il COYLE,
au 15-1ms Sign of the Anvil, Penna. avenue.
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SUPERIOR DAGUERRE0TYPEs-lst Premium
H. WH1TEHURsT has extended the field of his on.
eratons over more ground than any daQuerreo-
ypist In the country. His Galleries may bo found ON
asnnsyyana avenue between and 9th streets; No
~ naumore street, baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street. New York; No III Main street Rchnond
Main street, Lynchburg Virginia. N
His beautiful and highly finished electro D,g,,orroo
types are an extraordinary Improvement nsurina itbl
anq mgniy finished ikenesses in few seconds.
ms elegantly furnished Gallery over Lane and fuckers
given "
Notwthstanding the unusual competition In Daguerre-
opes Mt the recent Fair of the Maryland Institute, he
was awarded the first medal by the judges. #
kenesses Of every description copied, and postmortem
cases attended to. ap 3o-d6mo
NIATCHEs.-Anxiona 10 rndnne nnr atoaL 20
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

We call attention the advertisement Of this article
now in our paper and at this Of the year when
colds and coughs prevalent the information it con
tains will be found unwslcome The eminent names
lent to recommend conclusive proofs Of its value In
addition these have been favored with the perual OF
from many distinguished individuals, a. we'll As
humble sufferers who acknowledge their Indebtedness Il
this valuable medicine for the recovery their health vu
painful and dangerous diseases II is at safe and
pleasant to take and Is certainly very powerful 10
Those AFFLICTED with coughs, colds, asthma bronchitis
hoareness indeed any Of the various affections VI the
lungs will do we'll to try the Cherry PectOra and will have
no cause to regret the experiment
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LATER FROM CALrFoRNIA.-Dates to the ID
August from California have been received at
New York Business in San Francisco is look
ing mp, and the city is nearly rebuilt Agricul-
ture is HOurishng-croPs are very heavy. The
prospects Of the miners are Frightening Indian
hOstilities have broken out in various quarters.
The two political parties are laboring to draw
the line Of party division, and the southern half
of the State is agitating for separation, and or
ganization as q distinct Territory. Governor
| McDougal has issued mild proclamation against
the Lynch Law Committees, recommending to
them to lay aside their uEurped powers, and sim
ply to cooperate with the constituted authorities
in the detection, arrest, and punishment Of crime
1t is stated that they are following his recon-
mendatiOn. The elections were TO take place on
the LIST. Crime is decreasing, aud order is begin
ming to prevail.
! AMERICAN ART AND ENrERPRIsE abroad, which
a month or two since were made the topics Of rici-
Guile by the London TINES, are reaping their due
reward. Mr.. Riddle, in letter from London,
says
|
tural implement jury, the plough OF Messrs.
Prouty 4 Mears, Of Boston, called by them plough
No 40,' received the medal This, when it is con-
sidered that the ploughs from all the foreign ma
tons were tried at the same time, is no small
honor. The reaping machine Of Mr.. Mccormick,
of Chicago, received the great medal This medal
is awarded only where there is in any article the
successful introduction Of q new principle into
the useful arts, and to this reaper alone, Of all
. IT, - al. =
honor given Of having received of itself the great
medaln
The New York yacht america lately chal-
lenged all the craft of Great Britain, clippers,
cutters, schOoners, and briggs, to q match for ten
thousand guineas, but a response was so long de-
layed, that the London Times began to upbraid its
countrymen with want Of enterprise. At last
Mr. r. Stevenson entered the lists, accepting
the challenge, and fixing the stakes at 500.
At the Ryde Regatta, on the Esd, the America,
for the first time, tested her sailing qualities in
race and, in fair contest with eighteen Of the
aeetest of the yachts belonging to the several Eng
Iish yacht clubs, she out-sailed them all and Won
very easily. ---,r..,.,. s.,-.
rhs'nmerIUa,s great cUtrSss, -5sl -, - ~
|
THE Hon. LEVI WOODBURY., one Of the Judgs
OF the Supreme Court, died at Portsmouth, N II.
on the 4th instant, after long and painful illness
lie was born in 1890 at FrancestOwn, N. ii.
graduated at Dartmouth in 1909 was admitted
to the bar in 1912; was appointed Secretary Of
State for New Hampshire in 1916, and at the
beginning of next year Judge Of the Superior
Court was elected Governor in 1922, and Sena-
tor Of the United States in 1925; was appointed
by General Jackson Secretary Of the Navy in
1891, and Secretary of the Treasury not long
after and during the Administration Of Mr. Polk
became Judge of the Supreme Court.
VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-The Boston alias has re-
turns from 1856 towns, in which the vote for Gov
ernOr as compared with last year stands
Vote for GOperHOT
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VOL III commences July, 1851 This unique original
journal treats OF all subjects relating 20 presents
and well demonstrated systems Of PhreOOgy PhyS
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view the wonders Of the The knowledge VI man
and the elevation Of the its aims Specimen mum.
hers sent gratuitOuSy. Adore the editor DR.. JOSEPH
r. BUCHANAN, Cincinnati.
VOL containing nine plates exhibiting the sys
TEN Of Phrsnoogy and G2i pages will be sent by mail for
two dollars. June l2-lYi
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The following Agents authorized Ia resolve adyert
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X r. GURLEY.
~ K GOODLOE
CoLoNiZATIoN Rooms,
WAatlrNnrnN I.rrII Ial

Al meeting the Executive Committee 81 the Amrrc
Colonization Society held the Oth instant the Secretary
laid before Committee Prospectus % newspaper
he called the Christian Sgufr,On and 20 be devoted g.
sound morality Politics the Union Of the States the
cause Of frrau Colonization and Civilization, and 10 B
topics 81 high aud general interest b. their country q
NJ published in this city by the Rev. Gurley aud y.
X. GootlDe after the reading Of which, IL Was
Resorei That cordially AMI earnestly recommend the
Christian SfdfeaH 70 the patronage OF the friends Of AZ
rsseo CoIaSAIgtiqu throughout the United States
s. MrIATN Srg an. Cot So
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THE NATIONAL ERA, WASHINGTON D. c. SEPTEMBER H. 1851

GENERAL QuINAN, the Secession candidate
for Governor 10 Mississippi, seeing the day going
against his party 80 disastrously, has withdrawn
from the canvass, and is no longer candidate
SO say the telegraphic wires.
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A. VI. GANGEWER,

AUOrHsy and Age,t Washington CITY d. C.,
A TTENDS 20 claims for Pensions, Bounty Land, Ezra
n Paw and Arrearages Of Pay and the settlement Of Ae
before the several Departments Of the 6oyernmen
RsteTsHoes. - Hon - =. Chase, Ohio; Hon. u WllmHi
Penus ylyania Hon. O. Cole Wisconsin, Hon. Ellie Lev u,
Lancaster, Pennay lvana; Gen. Edward Arnor, tarl r.
Pennsylvania Dr. g. Bailey, Editor National Era ant ne
accounting oncers generally. June 5-bm