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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO AND
IN SINGINGI

FE undersigned, lately from Germany, begs 10 INFORM
the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown and Alexan
dria, that he will give INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO
AND IN SINGING. He has been travelling since 1S4q
with Madame Bscaccan performed in her last concert
in this city. He performs the compositions Of Lszt Thai
berg and other great composers and proposes teach the
Thalbergian style.
Rs Communications left at the Muscstore Of Mrs An
derson Richard Davis the Avenue will be promptly
attended to. Terms: 0ne-haf in advance.
ap17-lm FIR. kLEh.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION
Private Boxes S. Dress Circle and Parquette so cents:
Reserved seats rs cents Orchestra seats rs cents
Circle rs cts Third Tier so cts Colored Gallery
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From the Baltimore Republican and Argus April 2lst
Hampton,s Vegetable Tfncture.

This preparation TO be working wonders in the ply
steal and medical world The spontaneous testimony Of
many respectable and responsible people before
given to any medical preparation We know many our
selves who have been greatly benefited by the of this
Tncture and would doubt the evidence presented
eyes and ears did doubt Its valuable medicinal quail
ties Tho manufacture of II Is in the hands parties who
will keep its purity and the public may be assured that
all the original curative properties will be carefully pre-
served by Messrs MORTIMER MowBRAY the sole repositories
of DR. Hamptons recipe for Its manufacture.
a This celebrated Tncture is for sale in this city by
CHAs. sToTT 4 Co. See advertisement to-day.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
DESIRABLE ISLAND LOTS for Sale
m Tuesday the 9th of April next the following Lots, in
square 544:
Lot 20 containing e42o square feet;
Lot a. containing 6496 80 uare feet;
Lot %, containing 6496 square feet; and
Lot e. containing 4,7O4 square feet.
The square lies between Sd and streets and the lots
front 4S Sd and south Streets by 129 feet IL
inches, and SO feet in depth.
Title ndisputable from Of the original proprietors
Terms made known at time Of SALE Deeds at of the
purchaser. JOHN CARROLL BRENT, and
JOHN MARBURY, Trustees.
mar 23-4tawds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
as- The above Sale il postponed until
ap 51 At '" $50 80 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
until Thursday, the 22d instant same hour:
| ap 2o-dts GREEN, Auctioneer
ay- The above sale Is further postponed,
in consequence Of the ncemency Of the weather. until
| Thursday, May 9th, same hour
ap 22-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auctoneer
WE WILL OPEN TODAY choice as
wv sortment French work. purchased at auction,
Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Fine Collars and Cuffs
| Embroidered Muslin and Lace Sleeves
Infants Embroidered Dresses, very superior
Wide Swiss Edgng and Inserting
Wide Cambria Edging and Inserting
Also-Striped and Plaid Silks
A splendid lot of Black Silks
Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslins
Embroidered Muslin for Sleeves
Beautiful French Lawns
Plain and Striped Cambria
Nansook and Jaconet Muslins
Plain and Figured Bereges
A large lot of Grape Shawls
great variety of Parasols
Fine Berege de LANES, for l213 cents
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons
Carpets Mattings, and Oil-cloths
HALL BROTHER,
Third door from Miss Dermotts building, 7th street.
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A VALUABLE WEEKLY PAPER,


We shall at an early day commence the publication Of
THE WEEKLY AMERICAN TELEGRAPH. 1t will be a
large and weprinted sheet comprising all the desirable
matter OF the Daily American Telegraph.
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in plain hand and the subscription list with the
money in letter. (Which may be sent at risk and
pense the receipt of the letter. the money will be
knowledged by return of mail
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SILVER CARD-CAsEs AND PORTE M0NNAIEs,
SPOONS, FORKS &C.
WE have this day received lot of beautiful Silver
w CardCases and Porte Monnaies, and have Just
finished superior assortment of Silver Spoons Forks
dies, Butter Knives, DC.
Also
GOLD, SILVER, and fine STEEL SPECTACLES, Of every
focus suit all eyes Besides the largest varied
assortment of FINE WATCHES AND RICH JEWELRY
ever brought to this city All Of which offer at unusually
toao prices NJ. w GAIT & BROTHER,
ap 22-3t Penn av., bet 9th and 10th streets
WTANTED-Immediate stand for Grocery Store,
w in business part of this city. Any person having
Store to rent will find permanent tenant by directing
line through the post Office to B. O. calling at this Office
ap 22-2tA
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BE- Once ON Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth
streets.
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White Muslin Goods!

White Muslin Goods!
WTE have in store and will sell ow by the piece
w the following desirable Goods:
300 pieces Plaid, Striped, and Corded Cambrics
500 do Plaid and Striped Swiss Muslins
500 do Figured and Dotted Swiss Muslins
$50 do Plain 81 Swiss Muslins
500 do White Cambria Muslins
$50 do White Jaconet Muslins
100 do Nansook, Null, and India Muslins
100 do White Tarleton and 81 French MuslIns
100 do Cheap Book Musns, for Innings
rs do Cambria Dimity.
Ladies wishing to purchase whole pieces of any of the
above goods will find 1t much to their interest to examine
the stock In UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT, where they
may also find many other kinds of goods suited to their
wants We can afford to sell them at such prices cannot
fail TO give entire satisfaction
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 CO.
ap 22-3t TIntel.& Unionl
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

~ Miss Jenny Busk's concert is to take
place at Carusi's on Saturday evening.
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sERENAnES !

A PUBLICATIONS. FOR MUSIC FOR sERENADEs, com
N prising the best VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL talent
In Washington, upon being addressed to HENRY WALTER
vocalist at the National Theatre will be attended to mme
dately. mp 20
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

RH-The above Sale Is further postpone,
until Thursday, the 22d instant, same hour:
ap 20-dts A GREEN, Aucuoneer.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22
MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!

MUSIC MUSIC! MUSIC!
lust received from the publisher acomplee assortment
Of Instruction Books for the Piano Forte Guitar vio
lin Yolonceo Flute Fife, Accordeon Cornopean Banjo,
Claronet, Flageoet, &C.. &c Together with method
for the French ACCORDION and Scales for the Flute Caro
net Trombone, Valve Trumpet Serpent Post Horn Buge
Aphceide Trombacello besides general assortment OF
Musical Instruments such the first quality Guitars, Vo-
Inns from the first houses in the country Accordeons at
greatly reduced prices &C. Bargains may be had by calling
soon. GEO. HILBUS, Musical Depot
CTR South side Pa. ay next to cor. OF 10Th ST.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

DEFRIGERATORs, wator-CooIers, Pa
III tent Ice Cream Freezers, &c.-The spe-
ca attention Of housekeepers called to the Universal
Refgerators" which have just received and which
decidedly the cheapest best arranged and most convenient
article ever introduced into Washington.
Also on hand
Austns Patent Ice Cream Freezers, warranted TO
duce n superior cream in from six to ten minutes
WaterCoolers, Hip and Sponge Baths
Solar Lamps and Girandoes
Plated Spoons and Forks Table Cutlery
Japanned Tea Trays, Basket Carriages
Wooden ware, Brushes, Hall Lamps
Britannia and Block Tin Goods &c
For sale, at very low prices, by G. w B0TELER,
sp T-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

R8- The above Sale IL postponed unit
Friday, 9th instant, same hour and place.
pot A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

II AND WARRANTS wANTED.-Thehiabes
market price will be given for Land Warrants At IN,
Potomac Savings Bank 18th street. opposite the Post Office
ap 22-eo3t j. II. CALLAN, President
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RJ- The above sale Is further postponed
consequence Of the inclemency Of the weather. unit
Thursday, May 9th, same hour.
nm 22-aod&ds a. GREEN. AuctiOneer,
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

lust RECEIVED-A large lot Of Standard and
Theological Works. FAMILY BrBLEs Foxs Book Of Mar
tyrs quarto splenddly bound and beautifully illustrated
School Books &c. purchased at Trade Sale and will be sold
at low prices. A. GRAY,
up 20-tr It'll 1T, opp. oddFsovs Hall.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

aS JOHN w. MAURY, ESQ, Is announced as
candidate for Mayor at the coming election ap 2l-3t
HS- SILAS III. HILL, esq, Is announced as a
candidate for Mayor at tho approaching election and will BE-
supported by THOUSANDS
ap lite
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

DR. BRANDRETH's PILLS for sale by
~ A. GRAY Bookseller,
ap 2O-tr It'll st., opp. Odd-Fellows Hall.
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500 KEGS or NAILS, sPIKEs, AVID BRAps.

OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY,
HAVING been driven from their storage by the fresbet
IL and greatly In way, will be sold at unusunll,
low prices, for few days.
CAMPBELL 4 COYLE
ap E-t Sign Of the Anvil Penn. avenue
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lust RECEIVED, by Ste amer Europa
One case Of very handsome white ground figured he
reyes two beautiful style Berege de LANES To b,
sold at l2l3 cents per yard.
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY a, 90.
M 22-3t fIntel.&Union1
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

r INEN GINGHAMS.-We have just received one
case of plain striped plaid Linen Ginghams, very
desirable article this Also of very pretty
Gnghams, at 12l2 cents per yard.
ap 2O-3t CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22

AS- Gen. II. G. WEIGHTMAN is announce
candidate for Mayor at the coming election in Jun
next by MANY VOTERS
ap 13-tet
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22
HoUsE-FURNIsHING DRY GOODS.

JTOUSEKEEPERS and others in want of any goods In
the above line respectfully informed that we keep
constantly hand the largest and best assortment that
be found in the District.
ap COST CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY W. :
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
lane and Weller.

The vhigdynasty q, " .shiDgcon hasbeen
happily retaksd by the hunesI- hearted 'plo1
ReSfs Of tbs Pacific Tor their outrageous
prescription OF the two distinguished Gemo-
crats Nnose names head this parsqraph.-
The veteran Lane, who had Justly acquired
the cisunclcn vi the Marion oftbe Mexican
" u" tor his brilliant Services at Bucna Wis
ta' and AIs partisan campaigns against the
guerilla bands who were striving 10 cut oil
ecr gallant hIle army in detail, was chosen
by Fresiden'FoIk 10 organize civilized COM
munIIy on The Pacific, and reduce to order
and quiet, 1he NUMEROUS and harauding
bands Of saysges IN Oregon. Who more
III Than he-that gallant sud fearless leader
10 be the Governor OF Oregou-iame the
savage rcd man and battle The reyeTsees and
prNadonS oI Tie suli more savage wilder ness? ?
1et tne axe party prescription, drunk
win The h5aIonS oidemUcTatlC victims, could
no! Ut si'slateL, without sacrificing 10 has haze
The comrades of aim who had mo friends 10
rewcrd, no enemies to punish" and The tat
went forte from Washington for his removal.
1e- scarcely had This act of vindicIlve ma
hce been accomplished, beiUre the peouls-
me strong armed aIid stout har,ed pioneers
.oI ms ulra-mOntane home, rendered that
justice 10 the prosecuted soldier which the
administration denied him, and sent him as
AeIr territorial delegate 10 Congress.
Col. ). Is. Walker IS also So der in
Mexico, being AT the head OF yolun.eer
regiment from Ohio. lie Was appinled chief
ol the Mexican boundary Commission by
President PoiN buO IA few weeks af.crhe had
arrived At the sedv OF opera ions, was sum
mari!y and Arbitrarily dismissed upon char
yes which have been most successfully and
tnumphantly relu,ed. lie removed 10 Cal
Ii0rhIa, anu the clLLens OF thai gallant Stale
have NIndIcated hun against lhe accusation
Vi no party" mo prescription" admin
istrauon, oy clecuns Inn 10 seat in the
Sc0ale oi tne UuI.cu 9.a,es, The highest de-
lucrative OoAy known to Tie laws.
Thus have the e!. paueiled Juri,s Of our
Pacific possessions returned The verdict of
moi guuIy" to The lIbeIlous accusations of
the powers tina. be, against Two Of her il
lasIlous sons, and the arraignment now
stands docketed thus:
Tie people u California and Oregon vs.
Rank Prescription.
4he whig admnistrti n verdict in Novem
Der mex, blythe pana oi the nation, "GuH-
ty."---uephiS IyFeu.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
NLW GOOnS AT MOORE'S!

hey soiIl". stssS ~ss. ttsCy pl.,ehase
4 tiir an. 8 henuii u nhi H.usi g-urTal as-
" saitHths Of pn 60 ids ever r.-sru'tn Ia
ii'u IoSn at' H,rz The iarge-t AID lsesi sip1 X
80 Back ald ,Vi"ird Bluau i'.tss ai
A. MuDgE'S
I be largrs tastitsi a ~ ri. a ssi l,.i 81 Bon
IEls egrf .fe.tu a. Z. AuuhL'>
Tie bee, sack o. BaHge aelaius- o. H.des'
dI,ssesat \ q. M,HB, hi-
Tue largest stock OF Lattice 6pe siiu,s ,ref o.
iCnd uIe at A r. MOOREsS
= he most beautiful DR. s. silks aud 81 tins bon
net sllAs aud libLuus ever sfen. nre at
a. r. VI )ORE'S
The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing in
low ~ is now al A. +. MOUkE'S
he inusi aud most tasty SELECTION Of French
wo X. CHpes. collars. chuinisetis aud under
sleeves is to BE-, had at A. +. MOORk'S
The most substantial Cassimeres satinrtis.
Tweeds, Jeans aud other sufs fnr pants aie
nov to he had at A. +. MOORE'S
Ia fact. nave the goods which to see ia wor.
thy the attention Ol the whole Community
6ro ,eries. Qucensware. kossuth and Lamarline
straw aud Cashmere Hats. aces. EdgiRgs, lin
Gus. cOttons, etc. etc. Call and see before You
purchase, aud yuu will find that have adopted
he principle oiquiCk sales, sma ~ profits aud The
best Ol pay, thar is, CASH. So call and s,yp
at least IS per cent, opposite the witrhmakers,
At the old stand ui A. +. MOURE'S.
April %. 1851 i2
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
The Wing Candidate for President

The choice OF ihe Wing party for President
will be narrowed down. III their Ma ional con
ventlon, to Scott and Fillmore The SOU hern
delegates almost 10 man, are instructed in
favor Of the latter, and hom esentindications
we would not be the least surl rised at this
nomination. 1t will require some 80 votes
north OF Mason and Dlxon's line to consum-
mate lit, and should the fiends OF W. ebster unite
with the delegates already instructed in his
favor, from the north and west, he will no
doubt have a sutliclency to guarantee him
the nomlnatlon.-we fancy that the friends
Of old hasty in this quarter will have to be a
little more active, as We are apprehensive
that there is much danger their soup being
split before the great battle in November.
The Philadelphia Sun, paper hat has inva-
riabiy acted with the Wing party ever since
its existence, comments in the following style
upon the popularity Of Scott and Fillmore in
Philadelphia. 1t says Union.
"Our county four years ago gave Millard
Fillmore nearly ten oasgnd majority, and
can do it again. Nominate Scott and Phila-
delphia county will be FIVE thousand against
him---the defamer Of the American born,
the crlnging pandercr of Roman Catholic
supremacy, and the man who, to secure a
few paltry votes, has libeled the noble volun-
teers who earnsdthe laurels III Mexico which
be wears. Lethirn take the votes Of the Irish
who never tnrn their backs on friends or
enemies, as,he falsely asserts, for he hung
many as deserters in Mexico; but there is
no American who feels as an American, who
can vote for such a reOreant
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

to do had no: DE people in ileir power over
thrown the tables Oi lne money chan gers and
placed the government in Democratic hands
The days Of the ehar.er mUngvrs are over
The people VII rever again surrender
their in,rsts into the hands Of Board Of
Conuol." nor viii they ever aekuoWledge
the claims Of the SeripI Mobility 10 spec ial
exemption.
With the grand levy reduced this year,
and thus privileged capital made 10 pay its
share taxes, another year will develop the
fruits Of Democratic Administration of our
State affairs. With our State expenses less,
and our recources for revenue { by taxing
all proper y equal, aeveral millions more,
the burIhen which has heretofore fallen
heavily and almost exclusively on'our working
poPulat on, will be greatly lessened.-CLeV.
I'ia Dealer.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
In Mourning.

The whl9papers aye in deep mourning, on
account OF The poor Banks. Ihey say the
foreign capital in the state will be Withdrawn
and We shall lose the benefits OF it. What
n pity! that the cormorantS cannot have a
chance to fleece the laborers OF OHIO actoya-
ing toIa,c, and thcn escape taxation. What
floods OF tears these whi5 editors and lead
erS shed for shyiocks and shavers. They
would like to have the Iaborers of Ohio, he w.
ers OF wood and drawers OF water to "caDi.
tW." Thoy are ever ready to sing OUT iol
caP'taI, wHiie the prodacefS Of wealth, the
makers Of capital, never obtain an approx
my smile or glance OF sympathy from them.
We have heard it said t4at there are two
modes TO procure a Hvelihood-work 0,
&te4t. !. seems 10 Us there is more truth
Than tine spun poetry in the remark. The
reason that capitul comes here for invest.
ment Is, because there is a good opportuni.
iy tor teecny labor. This is as plaia Il,
two and two make four. And not one thin
develops more satisfactorily the o!d fedora
doctrine dian thi, perpetual yelping and viii
nmS OF the whi5 papers, ttr Capital, CAP
ITAL !-S!ark Co., democrat.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
Torn Asunder.

The Mirror, a leading AMI influential
Wing pap published in the city of New
York, thus piteously means over the distracted
condition OF the Federal party:
at is useless to disguise the truth: Tile
Wig party is no longer a unit. There is u
radicaI diviSioa, 6roa4 deep, turk and impos-
ib!e. Il is like q SPLim in matare--a erac&jng
asunder tr0mtAetorce cfinternaI rePayaances,
agAich can 7either be p eOe,tsd or renoedied."
The gulph into which the scattered frag-
ments OF Federal Galphin Whiygery will be
hurled before another year rolls round, will
be found "br ,ad, deep, dark and impossible" "
This cracking asunler" "hke Il split in
nature" OF universal Whggcry, is mainly
caused by the ro.tenness, NE corruption and
the stupendous swinLling oflts Galphin
leaders.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
Arrival Of taa Camb ria.
Ntw Work. My 4G

New I I0rk. May "a.
The steamer Cambria arrived al nalIIlax
at O'Clock this morning, she !eit Liver
pool on the 0Ih at 4 i. ii.
Ihenewsis, interesting, bat not important.
The French tete passed brilliantly OH with
0ut any demonstration in iayor otan Empire.
In Parliament the Militia Bill was STU! un-
der discussion.
The Steamer Glasgow arrived at Greenock
on the afternoon OF the l4th.
A motion was made III She House of Com
mons Oh tuesday TO enquire lnto Tie system
OF Education pursued at Weymouth College;
in amendment was added 10 consider LhU
bill to repeal the Weymouth College endow
,nent ana all other grants for rellgious ,n-
s.ructon.
The resolution to abolish the duty on news
paper stamp, the advertisement lax, WAS re-
IecCed.
The Government intends to send militia
~ force TO Australia.
The wooien manufacturers are alarmed
al the prospect Of a deficiency OF wooi IN
Austraha.
The ChrystaI Palace sold for E7O,ou0,
and will be re.erected at 6ydenham, tor an
txoyic garden.
Captain Howard, Of the ship Renovation,
has made deposition concerning ships scen
by HIM IN the ice, supposed to be those OF
oI John Franklin. lie thinks they were
whalers.
1t is rumored that Lord Glendall succeeds
Earl Dalhousie as Governor General of In
TIA.
Money was abundant. Bullion in the
Bank was increasing; it already amounts to
about S20, 100000.
The Parlsian Bourse was heavy. without
q decline. American Stocks were in good
demand at former prices.
The 9th OF May tete was purely military;
$4,000 troops were present, and the NUM-
ber OF citizen spectators was probably half
i million. The President arrived at noon,
at the head oil a brilliant staH, reviewed the
soldiers and presented coors to the Coloaels,
surmounted by the Imperial rage. Suisse
quently he addressed the army, saying that
me Roman Eagle adopted by the Emperor
Napoleon was the last strikiES emblem Of
theiregeneration and grandeur Of France it
disappeard with our mSfortunes; it ought to
return when France has recovered from her
defeats, was mistress Of herself, ana seems
no longer 70 repudiate her own glory, Re-
sumo, then, soldiers, these cmbems, not as
menaces against foreigners, but symbols Of
independence; as souvenir OF a heroic ep-
och, and as remark Of each regiments
nobility; and swear to die, il il need be, 10
defence OF The emblems which 0 often led
our fathers to victory.
Tbs address was Immediately placarded
thr0Lghcut the city, ard tb: clergy, headed
BY the Archbishop Of Paris, numbering a.
bout 200, mustered around gorgeous az
ter erected On the field apd bestowed bless
iugs On the standards. The tsoops deGled,
vben theeegemony conclaied. Two tbous-
and crosses and medals we're then diytfibu
ted
The President was web received ard The
infansary cried ..viye II Emperor 0nthe
vonr.ry the opcrstiSes " the Fauburs 81.