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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21
FRIDAY sTORNINe4, JANUARY 81. 1853,

However, owing TO the hnness of tho House tonight !,
md that the subject Of the resolution, offered by his friend
from New Kent required the consideration OF full oasf
he (Mr. DvsLAr moved that the House now adjourn until
Tomorrow; which agreed to-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21


And hph nnnsonrd IN The wel-guarded security tho COM
rl.on of h. road cannot fail 10 Afford may tneF not
thrn find the first retrospect, ns they look down upon
rh.ir once Wild strange uEaceounabe fears that "hch
VIII bring back realizing sense oi ulc "u'h VI u" ~
ration . ...,,,n
q, on the other hand lhey should fail in securing the ne.
cra.nry npatiun-iru the persistence IN op-
nn-,ioa 10 their great central improve
nsn in coming time, claim the sympathy ot some knu
hand which, in passing, wond erect The friendly
the beautiful custom in Catholic Countries 10 nitA W.
rsriag place Of the dCad-o slsnnze us u'!a.e e1'
ar who can tell bnt that The bill upon your hhe ar
Speaker proviing the specific for is Immediate e'e'
may not after ages the curiosity ol some ohncu
an,iqua,y Legislative lore, vino shall IND u eaely co
,.Id Ips sad resting plnce, With soria snc' 'n'tfH-
i'm, a. n. iIcet upon IL torIo. cOnin,eM""F" :" ~
r.!ua;at- ccaarnce gad uniHeiY enn; q iat rt2' M
s:srca.. 5Ie "tG . {. saI!; t' ''' ~ -, ~, ~ -,
OF sua u.efIa.ss tGtinE ~; soG!l Gust i@s 'isis
IL cool certainly gentlemen VINO were mere ASKING
nppropria lions OF millions Of dollars that hty shouia DC
found zcaously opposing this bill but furnished au Illus
raon r the fact that hnopoies are here as atHoys so
lent rhry sir are mueliey 6re dctaorli
But sir this cooIncss .'bode good! II was the pre-
cursor of Storm That calm which showed hee were
breakers ahead Let gentlemen observe lhe indications -
H. huucd gentlemen would look 10 IT, and see hat the own
Treasury freichted prepared for the gale :
tt vision their pilot and that prudence sat al 'heir
hrlu Otherwise the same billow that overwhelmed THIS
BIZ taight cEgu theirs the same surashed spray
IN. chilled our struggling fortunes might damp he cnef'
ish"d hopes. .,o,d
m had confidence In the f,ecas, Of his much respected
tritsd the distinguished gentleman from A'ocmarir "l
RvE.) ard that the less distinguished 2enuenap
y,he tMr. Boyp He looked 10 thcnl al lehst, WIN
fsncc He had confidence in their WISDOM, pluueh'' ~
pa otisul -, !; - 0rouse from
Eu, it. sir this good old Commonwealth IS 10 BLOUSE
he etharsy, the representatives OF her peope t'
n. true Catholic spiri. in reference 10 hs stoecl vi ie
yn,,ovements they must chain 10 Inc Cal oil lcec-
IL ;cs >" improvements asked for oy ner halay cs''-sp
n ns,.ze his Individual Of her saiwaIt soma Inc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
Death of Mrs. Fillmore.

The late mother of free and mighty people has paid
the debt of nature and nation mourn but not those
without hope The telegraph advises us that Mrs Fill
more the esteemed wife of our late President is no more
This announcement will fall with FEARFUL warning i'm
port upon the hearts Of thousands and bear heavily
upon the partner of her bosomour late worthy Chief
Magistrate. If the sympathy of entire nation can
alleviate bis Distress that drop of kindness will at least
mingled in hsc of sorrow We do indeed deeply and
With heartfelt sincerity, sympathize with exPresdent
Fillmore in the fearful calamity that has befaen him
but our faith that his and the nations
but her ultimate gain.
The public mind had been in some degree prepared for
the event She died at the Capital yesterday morning
and we are led to believe her remains will be taken
Buffalo for interment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
Baton Rouge Correspondence.
srrsspsnpsns. Of tbs eusesnt.

Gorrrsponnfnre OF the Crescent.
BARON RoucE, March 2s 1858.
Another beggarly account of empty benches in the
House of Representatives this morning From Thursday
to Monday not enough holiday for the boys
ate themselves after the arduous sitting Of three dayso
they had to remain over while lenger Like only chi-
dren petted by their dear mammas they have stayed
away day longer than they had permission
that their loss would not be noticed felt In they
by far from wrong; for as the good
they do is concerned they might with great proprety re-
main away forever and day, and doubt whether the
they would create by being absent would ever
be felt except relief but unfortunately they are re-
qured numerically in order that those disposed to work
have the necessary numbers to work with Is not
most singular that who have conded to them the
trust of legislang for community havnt the decency
to pretend at all events to discharge the duties which
have devolved upon them? Holding 70 every mans
button hole when canddatebeggng the vote Of every
person they meet-promisng faithfully to do all in their
to protect the interests conded their
pcating drinking rowdying for their eection-it
that the very moment they have obtained what they
sought after and asked for hard they become either
satiated with public a satisfied that they have mis-
taken their avocston Regrets being too late they resign
themselves to the receipt Of their per diem and as this
goes on whether there is quorum not they when
they please and go when they please larry as long In
every place as they like What will these people say to
their constituents when they go home for good, Or
rather, what will their constituents say to them The
latter question is not difficult to answer They will be
discarded at and forever and their recoectons of
the Legislative they sought and found will be
recollection of time misspent and misapped- With
regrets f they have any, that they not devoted
the time they spent at the capital tng the soil or
making shoes.
In the Senate nothing of any Importance was done
The proposition to adjourn the 10Th of April was laid
IN the table The session will last until time in May
Unless the Senate get Gen. Davis read little faster
han he does an August will pour upon their heads
At twelve dollars per day. what he how long the sea-
aon lasts! CEDRIC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. March 40.

ST. CHARLES. II and lady w Carr ady two cb,dsr and
W A Vanderbilt Vol,
psnbsr Boston Huston and LAZY W Gerard and y
Mis- gank, rhos Cooley Laksn Hazard, cincin-
natl co Ihss Wsns W Wells Te.ads lady and
Wells Mathews and lady Bard Geo W Jones' II Gray,
yalln, Hudson and LADY, la; Blackwell McGehee
lady, Ala; Louis Browuel NJ Maury XIV James
WCoope W Mr. Bat.n,au ana
KATE and Ellen Baieman, Mobile
ST. LOUIS Mr. Gilbert Howell Bishop Polk La Madison
dera, Miss M lady
Miss Clarke
JONES, Mass; c Palmer, N Y.
vERANpA. &c seagrove W Goodwin t NJ Bois,nc LAT II
lyman, NJ Ssyre, Hunter, Hunter Y, Ardis
Dickson, Ala Jas bbari, Camel Arkj Campbell III;
Barr, W Wray, Morris and lady, Wilson
want, Mobile; J A Morris, str L Shotweli
CITY Ruggles LAUREL iIoughcn Baptist
Mobile, Miiet Capt Fowler w Raus, Leeeh KY Barbour
and lady, Warren Inda r Hamilton, bongh Thos
Chairman, w w Pratt Fultmye Woolsey VI Deeyin, L
Smith, CINCINNATI scoaod W Polk Thompson, W Ilar
rs, Ga; W w Losepek, Phils.
ARCADE JAS Todd Conn, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Belts, Rnk
ngJ Fnlnm, La Hood Pape, Gllem, Mis o Dolly w
DOhPhan Texas; Sanders, Ky; A. Mccormack Cher
smith, RI. ' e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

MURDER TRIL.-Frank Davis, alias Connel,
yesterday put his trial. in the First District Court
for the murder of Daniel Heman board the ship Pyra
mid lying at the port of NewOeans the 25h of o.
ober last The particulars Of the testimony as elected
on the preliminary examination, have before given at
length. The accused was q sailor on board the ship
Pyramid from Bremen, and the deceased with his family
Including daughter) were passengers in the YES
EEL The accused offered to take liberties with the
laughter when her father and brother and brother
coming her rescue the accused stabbed all of them
The wound inflicted the deceased (the ther) in
cted with knife between the fifth and sixth robs
trating the lung. After lingering about three months
the deceased died The brother the girl recovered a
several months from the effects Of the wound and
afterwards died in the Charity Hospital The brother
in-aw recovered.
The case was submitted to the jury about three O'Clock
and few minutes afterwards they returned into Court
with verdict of Guilty of murder, without capital
punishment"
BEATEN WITH CoLr.-Yesterday about one
o'clock an alteration between Isaac Levy and
Theodore winer opposite the auction store Of Mr. Bache
Chartres street. Winer struck Levy the head with
colt inictng upon him two very wounds Levy
made affidavit Of the facts, and wner held to
answer
SHOOTING CAsE.-Wm Davis was yesterday
brought before Recorder Winter for examination on the
charge of shooting and wounding Peter Whitley in an
alteration Gravier street, the night of the 10th
ult., and discharged, no prosecutor appearing.
SENT FOR TRTAL.-Auguste Rene, Patrick
Murphy and Peter Jones yesterday examined before
Recorder Winter separate charges of larceny and
committed for trial before the First District Court under
bonds of $500 and $500, respectively.
KNOCKED SENsELEss.-James Kennedy was
yesterday examined before the Recorder of the Dis
trct for having the 18th instant at the Delta Coffee
House assaulted and knocked senseless John Con
The accused committed for trial before the First
District Court under bonds of $500
DRowNED.-On Tuesday evening while four
small boys playing in skif on the river oppo
site the Fourth District the skiG was upset pre-
cipitating them in the river One of the boys went
down Immediately and drowned The other three
oated down the river about mile when they OBJ
served and rescued the police The name of the boy
who was drownedis not ascertained.
The RECORDERS CouRTs.-There was but
little doing in any of the Recorders Courts yesterday
worthy of note fact that argues well for the improving
morals Of the community
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
Every day or two we read in the papers, g !

Every day or two we read in the papers, s. Ar
rived the steamship Goleonda from Chagres with two
millions OF gold dust for certain banks and brokers of
Wall street Every body reads of these millions and vet
how few stop TO dwell on their immense magnitude
million OF dollars possesses vastness that Is rather start
lug to man who has faced such pile To count
this sum- at the rate of $500 hour and eight hours
day 1t would require TO work nearly three months
IL the said dollars laid side by side they would reach
hundred and thirty six miles, while their transportation
would require fourteen wagons carrying two tons each
The commercial intercourse of this country
with the Pacific is growing rapidly 1t is said that there
are twenty-five TO thirty vessels the port Of NewYork
up for California alone embracing large number Of the
most splenddly built clipper ships There also eight
fine vessels up for Australia and all filling at satisfactory
eargoes, consisting chiefly of -four lumber provisions
articles If -four lumber tobacco rice spirits and
The NewYork Hippodrome is said to be rapid
y approaching completion IL nearly two acres
ground between Twenty aud fourth streets
and is intended TO accommodate 10000 persons The
enton of the authorities has been called to the
md temporary character OF the work 1t, the walls
being only ono brick In thickness
II is stated in the NewYcrk Herald that the
Messrs cassards provision dealers in baltimore, who
Gently failed LIKELY to business Being old
and highly honorable Arm much sympathy has been ex-
pressed Tor them In Nssyer II Is said also that
rankemsnt IL On ieo; which, by giving extension to
lhsrai wa eashse them ie ~ on a. ssssl,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
DIR. LaCrtse's,

TOOTH AND GUM ECIFIC,
For the Cure Sore Diseased and Bleeding Gums and removing
Tartar from the Teeth, and keeping them clean white
preventing decay.
~ Tis valuable preparation long
by Dr. L. NJ Icrue Of the Dentists in
uso by him his practice upwards year,
II not oniy censea beauties the Teeth but keps them
clear Of tartar and scury and will IL deayd prevent their BE-
coming decay has commenced will It's progress from
the purfea ion renders Teeth the pa
fers ofthe breath discovered.
Abundant evidence could produced equally good
ing from Dr. Gilbert thought necessary. propfsso
this sufficient to satisfy any candid
Being called give opinion respecting Dr. Laus's Tooth
and Gum Specific take peaaure that far have heard
laton article
the teeth restoring spongy gums
where there liberation, with rapdy. Suffice tbAl
has rival IN point Vi eli S. GILBERT, NJ D.,
December IL, 1885, l26 PoydrRs street Now0rleals,
ID- Sold wholesale and retail, At piopreor's prices by
JARVIS 4 wooDAtAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, March
1vl 80 ls5s-Puuant of the Act to consod
ate the City and provide for
iration Of Is anars approved February 1854 undegned
Mayor and Recorders Of the several Districts
met this day at the office Of the Mayor Of the City Of Newosns
there proceeded the examination
Monday the 23th the
bers the Board Aldermen the Board
Of Aldermen and do hereby declare the following
suit thereof;
FOR SIX MEMBERS TO THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

DESTRUCTIVE FiRE BRooKLYS--A fire broke out in
Brooklyn, N Y, Thursday afternoon 22d inst, in
stable situated Ia York alley IL communicated
to some frame houses in the and not exnguished
until the total Of fifteen houses fronting upon York,
Pearl and Adams streets deftroyed The loss which
varonsy estimated at from $4,000 $4,000 falls upon
Mr. Elisha Baylcy, and other property owners The
eupants generally poor persons loss Of furniture
falls heavily upon them. Several fremen were injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

The INFANT DRuMMEn.-Ths musical prodigy will give
this evening benefit to the Louisiana Greys military
company deserving Of the complimentary manifestations
of our citizens The Infant Drummer is curiosity in
himself and the object of the benefit one which should
enlist public feeling Miss Virginia Kemble has kindly
volunteered her services for the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

DAMAGES AGAINST RAiBRoAp.-At Buffalo last week
Robert Brooks recovered damages the nine
hundred dollars from the Buffalo and Niagara Railroad
Company account of injury done to himself and team
In being run against by train of The evidence
showed that in approaching the public road the bell
was not rung the steanw blown For this neg.
lect the company punished but had the negligence
been the part Of the plaintiff In diregarding the usual
warning, he could not have recovered any thing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

TIE BOURBON QuEsrioS.-A letter from Paris in the N.
Y. Commercial, says
The article in Putman's Monthly Is there Bourbon
anon est us 2 has created some here NJ Ray
de Chaumont the son Of the gentleman who is made in
the article to give evidences in support of the authors
views denies that his father had anything to do
with the Indians in America and states that every thing
attributed to him Is untrue. had this from NJ Chamont
himself who thinks the whole thing fable from begin
ming to-epd.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
lPENING of the TryoLI BEFp q an
J. voRGRIMLER.
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viii d April. los.
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+ cisa:e d Ann Hayes.
TsPllsssi Boston SaS"Sic imp barefoot
FisHeS and Tsas 1 have an n.d. .al. Of
SECOND EAce,ss%s Day. Nh. h.si.... soo...To
TTEspsY o %p 81 ssy r'ssS M. tho Rass
g. h y a Nil: Y6sS4o%S i b..
Also, :. ZERO by pO.ion, dam z,nObia by zngsase
Aj.o Sroisi Z R asa'So a'l' Reel
Hughes ;S Koran i &as sH ea Of
Is s,%aa.L BY pOu1Oou Tmpe out Of the
G. Boswell names en- Boston, Anderson by Luz,
James A. Grimstea ch h. ARGENT by imp Glencoe out of
one H aaonsS $500 s; for three year %
W. Minor names b. MARY TAYLOR, BY imp. Sovereign
p 7. keonsr MEDINA, by Sovereign, dam Flight
Z p Posisi y Boston, dam Queen Mary
John ne sa 81 sea % Mi
AP 81 81 FSsss s: css rI1 SS
A A ss ,., g -Four Miles oia5 Purse 400
Sai ks:: ;sss " ' '' OF
Il f. J Well A, asms. e,o.le, . RgaiOen.
Judge tn,sr names sh Old BY Gaan, BY Thon
SECOND S[ RAGE-sams The nnganaa Stake Heat. of
added by he Club stake Subscriber John
April 10 Heat, Of One Mile, three jockey Club
The second horse the mile heats. receive AGO.
I'd sS ,ilon. t. ,h = above purses "a,
S s sns. f ss country sS pu kaecs which hCa
raeing with races day for The stakes A+7
~ Gentlemen DESTROYS q Joining the Cab will
and receive ribbons for their medals Of membership The
Appnrenanees are in the most perfect order
n An elegant Saloon Ladies' who are escorted by
sta1ge Badges giving the privileges Of the Course
Ad h1Rs nee to the Public Stand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

Col, JEFFERSON DAVIS AND JuDGE BIpR-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Mledgeyie Recorder tells an
anecdote Of Judge Bbb Of Kentucky in connection with
notice Of the late action of Jefferson Davis on the sub
ject Of removals from Office:
On Friday last forty Office hunters waited on Col
with their testimonials and petitions some Of them
ss set ong and were rather pressing for the removal
nsasa saem through and then in his most pleasing man
ner slaea 70 them that far he knew all the clerks
IN the war Department were competent gentepen and
when there happened DEATH resignation or renewal 10
would consider their appeaons certainly let the
and curses their lips The course of Col
mind anecdote Of Judge Bib Secretary n the Tsa
ury under President Tyler Whenever the ofre
called him, he was sure to ring for the messenger
when that functouary made his appearance Ia waud
Inquire Are any of the clerks dead this morppr -, ,
being answered IN the negative be would politely say
Gentle1nen, the messenger reports deaths amon
clerks !; ] can't do any thing for you todayn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

ORLEANS THEATRE.To night, for the second time Ros-
sins new opera of "Mosesn The of this piece
on Monday was beyond all that be imagined Its
sceneries and music are most magnificent No should
neglect to visit the 0ea theatre this evening Bordas
Diguet, Genibre and fleuryJoly will appear Can there
be better array of talent brought out?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

ST. CHARLES THnArRE.-There another overiowing
house at the st Charles last EVENING" full fashionable
and apparently highly delighted any we have wit.
messed since the Rayes commenced their engagement
They appear again tonight in bin strongly cast and
which not will not, fail to draw large attendance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

GorrscHALK-.4 Deserted Compliment - Neworleans
gifted talented SON. Gottschsk the celebrated pianist
was compmented with serenade, at seasonable hour
at his lodgings at the St. Charles last night The band
was large and select and dcoursed in mastery style
era fine pieces Of music Gottschak returned the COM
pliment, rather acknowledged it, his favorte
instrument, at the window of the ladies' paror Of the
hotel Fg
We understand that Gottschak will give his first con-
cert on Wednesday evening next the 9Th April
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

THE LAST CASE FASHION DeoipEp.--Tho other day
two young ladies discussing the fashions was
In favor OF having dresses with the behind
adding: 81 think they gentee in appearance
The one In favor of placing the hooksandeycs in front
replied: "Yes, but suppose body marries then the
dresses will need aering No tainted at the mere
ailusion to such an interesting catastrophe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

SENTENCE or A FEMALE PicRPocKET--In the Municipal
Court this morning District Attorney Park moved for
tenoe upon Catherine Welsh well dressed intelligent
and preposseng girl Of about seventeen years. who plead
guilty picking the pocket of Mrs Ann Kingsley money
and ewelry during funeral ceremony and also
victed of robbpg Mrs Wilmington at in fremont
street, of SO The counsel tor Catherine moved light
sentence the ground of the youth and previous good
character of the accused and asked for postponement
to give her time to produce witnesses to that effect The
District Attorney stated he would admit that her character
good up to the time of the commission Of the
for which she to be sentenced He remarked how
ever that female pickpocket both in stores omnbuses
and other places were getting to be quite The
Court in view of the fact that there two crimes of
aggravated character closely following the other did
not deem it of mercy He, therefore sentenced
to four years In the House Of Correction The young girl
had been buoyed with the hope that she might get of
with short term in Jail As the sentence struck upon
her she fell back with Shrek and the officers
veyed her back to Jail continued to until cut of
hearing from the courtroom Boston Traveller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

E NEw0RLEAss RACES - Metaiie Cowse-The Spring
Meeting the Meaire Course commences it will be see
Friday next April l. This days sport comprises
sweepstake for three year ODDS single dash of mile $500
subscription 500 forfeit There four entries all good
stock, and fine fun is anticipated second ace the
day. mile heats for purse of $780, will also come
off, by reference to the advertisement in another column
will be that of the finest stock in the country
will be hand throughout the meeting and the purses
offered are upon most liberal scale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

BALL-signor Vegas, gentleman of deserved popu.
artyone who has most successfully taught the young
feet how to dance-has complimentary ball given to
him. tomorrow night. From what know, we predict
most brilliant and successful afair-one Of the most
brilliant balls of the season
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31
TO THE CREsCENT
~ TIT xcutbsru Linz.
~<aH - ~ Ex,rs

~ tbs Soutbfru Linz.
Death Of Mrs. Fillmore.
DALrIMoRr, March 80
Mrs Fillmore, the lady Of exPresident Fillmore, died
this morning at Washington City Her remains are to be
taken to Bui5so, N. Y.
Government Appointments
WAsHSeroN, March 80.
The NewYork appointments as follows Dickinson
Collector oConnor District Attorney Fowler Postmas
ter John A. Dix, subTreasurer Redfcld Naval ofcer;
Hiliysr Marshal; and Cochran, Surveyor.
10 Philadelphia Brown is appointed Collector and Mil
Ter Postmaster.
Joseph Sierra has been appointed Collector at Pensaco
IA Major Jacobs Surveyor at Charleston VIM. W. Gil
espie, Receiver at jackson, Miss John J. Martin, of
South Carolina Secretary Legation at PERU sam D.
Hayes, District Attorney of Texas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

The HrProDRoNE-Dan Rice is drawing fine houses a
his spacious Pavilion Baronne, Poydras street
should be borne in mind that his the last weeks stay
Of Dan Rices talented troupe of equesrans in this city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-31

10 CoMMuNIcATED-Mr Editor-I wish to
ask MR.. THOMAS R. BRADY the Assistant Alderman elect
through your valuable Journal whether ever
when and where. JAS. DERMoDY. mh3i lt#