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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17

~ SSO ehuCtIOhGe1S
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, at Auction
~ TUESDAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell a,
the Grocery Store of X. K. Simms, Esq on It'll It
between and Massachusetts, avenue at 10 o'cloct
liz: 'ioN'''e
Imperial aunpowder, Young Tyson, and blac.
Teas
Brown, crushed pulverizsd and loaf sug rs
Coffee, Soap and Candles
Tbacco and Cigars, Rsisins, Almonds
Elce, Starch and Indigo, Flour
bacon, ans, Lard. sack and other Salt
Mustard and Spices Of every description
Cocoa, Chocolate, Backing saltpetre and Barley
WOODEN. willow, and stone Ware, Brushes and
Brooms
Corn, shelled and in the ear
Powder and Shot
Also, good as ,ortmeut of Ijousr, samaritan p-..
New England Rum, Port and other Wines
Brown steut, Gil, Molasses. and Vinegar
Also, the store Fixtures, Plstform and Counter
Sca'es, Tea C4nisters, OIL Cans. Stand Casks, &c.
Terms: All sums Of ard under s25 cash; over SIS
credit of sixty and ninety days, for notes sst lac
torily endorsed.
GREEN & SCOTT,
az - AuctiopeeTs
By S.E' s'e.+UtRE, Auctioneer.
EXTENSI,- 4 NEW FURNITrpr
i, - Iron Safe, "a - store Fixtures, &c-Or
TUESDAY morning, tine 18th instant, at 10 o'cl,cS
In front Of the Auction Rooms of smes c. MEG ire
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscriber du,
recorded among the laid records of Washingt :
| county, shall sell
large French plate Mirror, % by IS, in hand
somely ornamented gilt frame. with slsb and
brackets ~
git frame Mirrors, with slab ard brackets
Il walnut Wardrobe, do French Bedstead
u common Bedstends, trundle do
IA do woodseat Chairs
81 cabinet Chairs
patert easy Chair
IS csneseat arm Rockers
"a do nurse do
20 wood seat arm Rockers
IS do nurse do
II child's Chairs, assorted
II do Cabs
80 Looking Glasses
superior "Herring's" Iron Safe
together with number of excellent Count p
Tables, Desks, Gas Fixtures, Window Shades.
Office Stools, &c.
Terms cash. G. W. CUTTER, Trustee
j. c. MCGUIRE,
apo" Auctioneer.
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ENOR SALE-on very accommodating terms, va.
y can't Lot, 30 feet front by 120 feet Deep on
Congress, near Bridge street, Georgetown
Also, part of Lot No. Is, Square $3.50 it. fir mt,
oy 10 ieet deep, on 3D. street, Washington. Apply
70 K. LUNDY
ap 13-tf Georretour
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SCIENCE Us. EMPIRICISM. ~.
IR0R JA3 MnNLINTQCK,S SERIES or Fam

DROF. JAS. McCLINTOCK'S SERIES OF FAM
lay MEDICINES:
pectoral Syrup Cold and Cough Mixture
Rheumatic Mixture Fever and Agus Specific
Rheumatic Lniment Tonic aud Alternative Syr.
AS lima and WhOoping up
Cough Remedy Anodyne Mixture
Diarrhea Cordial Chol- Anti bilious Pills
era Preventive Vegetable Purgative Pills
Dyspeptic Elixir -
The public may rest assured that the above Sc
ries Of medicines is the result of profound medical
science consum mate skill long experience and dis
tinguished success. NE - ~. 80
Orders from the trade for all or any of the above
medicines respectfully collected and will be filed
upon the most liberal terms, by essE.s
- 50 J. L. HENSHAW;s,
General Agent for A. CUsHMAN 4 CO., Proprie-
tors, No. l22 Fulton street, New York. sl i -
Once corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and l1th st
up stairs re- q. - - i4es q
Sold by Patterson Marin, stott, Gilman, Elliot,
Kiiwell Lawrence, and BY Dr.. Walsh, Navy Yard
ap I2ifeo1ms - - --.s-t5 L4f
r AID rs AND Oh N1s GLOVES Of every variety,
IL az BIRGE'S.
- liz ,-Is, 70 s5aaey -
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WANTS.

"~a'ss' and " Wanted" advertisements, four lines
OF ess Ter each insertion Is cents; each additional
line ) cents.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctione.r

DEkEMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
4 On FRIDAY. the 21st instant, at 8 O'Clock .,
M shall Sell on the premises at public auction by
oroer OF the executors and whom it may concern
those ninety ated Lots specified on the plat of the
cy OF washington by numbers seven, eight, nine.
and ten, in square Numbered one hundrei and fifty
eight. TIE four lots present frontage of two hun
dred and NIFTY feet upou the (north side of street
between 18th and 18th Streets with depths seversly
OF one hundred and forth and one hundred ard
eightythree feet This property is located in high
ana improving district of the city, and lies directly
opposite the garden and nursery Of M Jsr,;n a.
ist. The sale will be positive one and the nron.
ulators. o"u epeo
Terms liberal and made known at ssle
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE
oPiA~eous Auctioneer
p. s.-should the weather prove uuf.yor,Ile tho
aooVe sale will take place at my auction room at
the same hour. j. c. MCGUIRE.
oP ~ Auctionser
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QO PIECES Good Plaid Mus,tn .,
~ 12H cents
40 pieces fine quality do
lOo do white Cambrics, Plain Swiss and Null,
Muslin ~ - N,
800 dozen Cotton Hoae and Half Hose all sizes
and qualities
Silk, Thread. and Cotton GIeyes
Best French Kid Gloves, white, black, and al.
! box light Kid Gloves, at so cts,
Irish Linens, superior quality a. $50
Parasols and Umbrellas st
Rich Bonnet Ribbons,
- Corner Sth street and OPP Centre Market
ap Sim
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PHILADELPHIA, April l6.-A furious
storm of wind and snow has prevailed
mere since this morning. Nothing heard
OF the City Of Glasgow.
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khESH LOBsTERS. in the .heIl, is now
l. served up daily at GAUTIER's Saloon.
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ST'!RE FOR RENT.-The spacious warehouse on
l. Semmes & Bro, as a wholesaie grocery and
lquor store is now for rent. Possession given i'm
mediately Apply to B. l. semmes or NJ g. Emsry.
aD 13-dtf
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Lyon SALh-The good will aud fixtures of the Co
\ lumbus Hotel and Boarding hi use, situated
on East Capitol street, between LIST and I'd
For further particulars apply on the premises, to
ap 11--1w* A. LEUWkNS
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Violent Storm

New York, April l6.-A violent snow
storm SIT in here about noon. There is
no intelligence Of the steamer City Of
Glasgow. II is feared she has been
| Loot -
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Manitoba stout, active LAD of Is or 20 ,ears
w OF age, as porter in a store None neei an.
ply without they can produce testimony of GOOD
character. moderate compensation will be given
RALPH HAsKINS.
Ornamental Iron Warehouse, bet. AZ 9th. SITS
ap 15-3t
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WANTED-Several Young MEN, to solicit .u..
w scribers for new and hifhly illustrated works
whose competent can average s. so, ana need only
canvass from five to six hours per day
Apply to B. W FERGusaN
7th street, near e, Fowler's Building, Rooms.
aD 14-3t* " W
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kOiS sALE-A full FLOODED, well-broken and
4 handsome Setter DOG. This is a rare chance
Tor sportsman to secure a superior setter, For
particulars apply at the Star Office
feb 2S-tf
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A RARE CHANCE-FM Rsrsen ~tshssp 10
N commence Ba1siaess-The stock and fixtures of
Q Fancy and stationery Store will be sold low for
cash, or part cash and good paper for the balance
Music on hand all kinds Of Printing Cards Tlsns
Books, Toilet Articles or Stationery, win be soId
soon they be obtained at New yorf 49,
savsng G4sTpeMse q JreSM, de- The Proprietor =
now engaged In anotAT badness. Addrrss W -
this Office IN - a.. ~ mar a21
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GENTLEMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
VI warranted pure Linen, Liven Crayats. some.
thing very neat for Summer use. Also, every va
risty of Neck Ties and Socks to please ali tasts.
Gents. Linen Collars; Lisle Thread half Hose md
Hosiery OF every description: Vest and Coat But
toms latest STYLE together with every variety of N
tie things that ierybody wants at Nv
VIM. P. sHEpD'S,
$50. ia ST. Fancy Go: as and Millinery.
ap lift -,,f5.l 18th ST., above Pa ayesne
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FOR SALE AND RENT

DOR RENT-A Warehouse, on It'll street. lately
l. occupied by Ephraim Wheeler, opposite the
market: The building is 20 feet deep. It is hand.
someiy located in the business part of the CITY.
Also, the second floor if required or either floor
separate. Enquire up stairs, third floor, on the
premises. JOR " ANGus
ap 15-6t* ~
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs-AssEssMENTs
FOR 1854
~ OTICE is HERR cry GINEN IT,

~ the Board Of Assessors will meet daily at
their OFF, in the City BAH. from the 18th 10 the
20 OF April, Inclusive Sundays exc. pted) from
hearing and determining the mplaints and appeals
OF all persons who may consider themselves aggreyed
oy the assessments and valuations Of property made
for taxes for the pre- ent year by The amount of
capital assessed as employed in the business of apv
private banker broker, or money. lender and to
make any corrections alterations, and additions
that may be proper in the ists of psrs be re-
turned Us subject to a school tax for this wear.
All complaints and appeals must be made in writ.
ing TO the Beard of Assessors,
BY order OF the Board:
,l. Z. +. HARNESS
apr 10-dt26ih serrs..rv
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Hs-H should De universally knoion-for its strictly
srue-that indigestion is the parent Of arge mo-
portion of the fatal diseases. Dysentery disrrhps.
cholera nlorbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enum rated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogme OF deaths, are generated by Indigestion
alone. Think of that dyspaptics. think Of it ali who
suffer from disordered stomach and If you are vii
ling to be guided by advice. founded upon expsri
ence resort at once don't delay day. to Hooflands
which, as an Alternative, curative and iny;pcrant
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried the
Bittsrs AID knew that that they are exc elleut far
the diseases spec fed above. For sale by dealers in
medicine everywhere. an
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ZOE CREAM AND WATER ICES
AT 81 SO PER GALLON.

!" AnhATIhD 20 De genuine, and deliyered I'm
w any part of the city. Cali or send vonr -.
ders to the old stand, corner Of and 9th strsst.
n near the Patent ONCE, where all kinds of CONFEC
ap u-eost (Int9 THOs. ECKARDT.
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t'oh kENT-A large front Room, ON Bridge st ,
A. Georgetown over Lundy's Bookstore, suitabs
for Daguerreotype gallery or office of any descrip
ton. --e. m 10
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t'ok SALE-A twostory frame HOUSE. situated
= on Maryland avenue, between Is and 9th sis
IL contains seven good rooms. The lot ia % feet
front, by ~ feet Deep and has good stable on it
LnT situat3n Is good and not more than ten minutes
walk from Pennsylvania avenue
, lerns made reasonable Enquire at s Simmons
segar Store, two doors west of Adams Co.'S Express
onl0e. ap 3-2Wk
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'Ok RENT-The four story modern style Dwell
a ing HOUSE, fronting the Smithsonian Insti
TUE I,T G1ounds Inquire on the premises or of Mr.
RYDER, at his Foundry near az street. bridge %
nal. Rent $3.50 per snnum an Isst
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WANTED-several young ladies who under.
w stand dress making. Best of wages Given =
Apply at NJ WILLIAMS, Pa. avenue, between eth
80 Oea VIC. ep 19-2t&
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, Sc JEWELRY
HAVE just received very large assortnent If
i Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, which will no
sold cheap for cash, or good paper at short dates
Also, Clock Materials of every kind such as Cords
Springs, Hands, Keys, &C. N''
Also, Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, at wholesale
Call and examine for yourselves before purcbs sing
elsewhere. J. RORITSON
Penna. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
ap T-d3m
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=, ~ New style OF Daguerreotypas, ON Paper and
alass Strangers and citizens sre invited to call and
sAam1ne the New Style of Pictures now made at
Roof Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 7th street. ."
AualttAncs IIee ian 4-dtF
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HoNtL OLD WINDSOR, ssssshs,, and otas
- tGi'st soaPs' At reduced prices :.
WlAsR'A eA -
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fOR SALE.-A very desirable FARM on the
hockvl Turnpike, ~ miles from Georgetown,
timothy, the balance rs acres, in Timber of supe.
rior quality The improvement consists of com.
1ortaoie House, large barn, hay barn. sufficient fer
stables complete TOR horses, &C. 1t has a Peach
ana Apple orchard of or 600 trees All the buildings
are new and covered with best cypress shingles The
place Is well watered and has located near the house
spr ng of the purest water, the quantity Of water
gwen out from it adapts it particularly as dairy
farm The neghborhood is of the most respectable
character. The lands adjoining are being rapidly
pu! IN complete cultivation: The proposed Metro
and it being nearly equidstant Between Georgetown
ana Rockville, secures Depot at this place For
terIss apply to j. L. KIDWEIL.
mar Il-u High street, Georg.toWn D. C.
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w ANTED-Board in Georgetown, for three IL.
~ dies, during the ensuing summer months A
fetired situation on the Heights preferred. -
Inquire at DR.. Linthicums Drug Store. III
ap 13-4t*
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M ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good, sober. and
w industrious MILLER, to attend nv mill in
ferred. las R0ayIt1 IL
ap 14-dtI
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\ M. HOFFAR.

a M HUE AR1
a. DE TIST
Is now prepared to insert best porcelain TEETH,
from one to full sett at the shortest notice. Man
nfacturins as We do from the crude material, we
nave entire control OF the time required to
them Call and examine specimens
All dental operations attended to, and diseases OF
the mouth. -
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
ap l3-dIm
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WANTS NEGROES.-The subscribers are
w all times in the market buying sLAVES nav
ing the highest cash prices. Persons having slaves
ior sale viii please call at 2i2 PRATT STREET. Bal
timore, Nd, Skaters old stand) Slaves take, on
board at IS cents per day 'n
feb Ply BIN & w. L. CAMpRpIJ.
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NJ ANTED-A situation as Gardener, by young
v! man having for some years followed tina,
business in Buffalo he deems himself fully qualified
ior that situation. Direct to R. u. Watson, Wash
ington city, D. C. an I4-Iw*
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RowDY YoUTHs reach US OF
the annoyance ofquiet citizens by rowdy youths
collected yesterday around the main entrance
Of the Hippodrome. 1t is no proper place for
such gatherings on Sunday, Of all the days In
NE week. We take it for granted that their
attention being thus called 10 the nuisance,
NE police will hereafter absts it.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17

oHio AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL In conse
quence OF the damage on the Alexandria
o1aneh OF the Ohio and Chesapeake Canal,
dlleady mentioned in our local columns, the
canal boats from up the country who:e desti
nation IS Alexandria, are compelled ON their
arrival at Georgetown to descend the locks
into the river, and are lowed by this way to
Alexandra by steamer With this excep
ton the navigation on the canal is unintel-
rupted. There was break some time ago at
Hancock, but it has been repaired anu the
boats are coming rapidly down, laden princ-
Paiiy with coal from the Cumberland mining
district Their arrival is acceptable, for fuel
was becoming scarce and dear.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17

hASONS.-4u6A uk0 VI hHlSut 1tul
plar$ of free and accepted masons held their
annual encampment last week, when the fol
lowing members were elected as its officers
G. W Bennett, Grand Commander; Ezra Will
liams, Gcneralissime G. A. Schwarzmann
Captain General; and VIM Lawrence, Prelate
PAYING Foa FuN-T w Leach was kept in
the guard house, last night, for making noise
In the streets, and being otherwise disorderly
He induced the men on duty to rush to the
canal to rescue drowning person; then he
drew them together to queIl riot. This was
fun for him. and fun for which he had to pay
The guards caught him and locked him in the
cell at the guard house till this morning, when
he was liberated, after paying for his lodging.
MAss-Our friend Mercury, Of the Sun, has
been misinformed. The mass performed at
st. Matthews church on Sunday last was No
zart's, not Haydns. Furthermore, it was per.
formed BY the choir the - accom- paniment'
being performed on the organ"
COgSTERPEIrs.-Fiye dollar coun terfeit notes
of the Farmers and Mech anics' Bank of George
town, d. c., are said to be in circulation in
Richmond, Va. -
ALARu.-The alarm of fire last night wa:
caused by the burning of a very foul chimney
on eth street. -
To tile Editors of tie Epeuing Star:
GENTLEMEN l call your attention to K
W. Risley's card of the It'll inst, in which he
states that he had more than fulfilled his con,
tract with me in engaging my children, and
also paid board bill to the proprietor of the
Potomac House, / beg leave to say that it /;
untrue. He failed to have proper company
to support the children, and the whole week
the children got but Sl5. ! have discharged
the board bill myself to the truth of this Mr.
Baker, proprietor Of the Potomac House, has
signed bis name. s.. ALEX. BAKER.
. u ESQ far az the board bill is concerned
April I7-* ~ 50 'sg ANHSBooS.
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A CoRREcrIoS.-In our paper of Thursday
in quoting the Law in relation to tax sales we
are in error, and have been requested by the
Collector to make the correction which we dc
by inserting it again, italicising the par
omitted:
ANY lot bought at this sale can be redeem
ed by the original owner within two years, on
the payment of ten per cent. per annum upon
the money thus invested, to the extent of the
tax. II the property shall not be redeemed
within the above named period. tie bidder Of
yesterday can procure corporation title to it
by paying the amount of their bid. less til.
ta:res and tie expenses Of this sale, nchich is
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17

HORTICULTURAL SOCIErY.-The usual Hof-
ticultural exhibition of this society took place
on Saturday last but the show contained
nothing of extraordinary interest; this may be
attributed to the bad weather, which prevent
ed finer display. With the return of more
promising weather. we may expect larger
collection OF floral beauties, and with little
perseverance, and care, this society will event
ualy be productive of an incalcula able amount
of benefit
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BOBBY CUMNINs.-A gentleman, answering
to the name of Bobby Cummins, applied for
lodgings at the Centre Guard House on Satur-
day night last. Bobby was not exactly sober,
but would not plead guilty to the charge o!
drunkenness. Being rather laxative, Bobby
told the Captain his age, and the average
amount of liquor he had swallowed daily
during forty years; the total amounted to one
hundred aud t,centy: fve barrels. Bobby is
sixty one years Of age, and says he was drunk
once in his life, and that drunk lasted him
clear through to this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

An OFFICIAL CHARGED EsGsegp Rrors.--
Alderman iinskey has hcen ed and held bail to
appear for examination charge of being gel in
the Sunday disturbances at the junction OF North
Second and North Fourth streets at which time .
Der OF persons running With Engine No g. were arresse
roERa.--Two fatal Of cholera reported 10
this city yesterday
COMMON Corxcn-An adjourned meeting OF tho Com
mon Council held Wednesday evening, for the
purpose eNcting Collector Of Taxes aud Assessments
dyce Sylvester The meeting adjcurned after ten
cessful ballots, 10 Friday evening Messrs John w
Brsstcd, pemas, Strong, and Schuyler Phillips we're the
candidates.
named gentlemen have been chosen officers Of the Yoane
Mems Christian Association, recently formed In THE
city President-Chss. Felfows; Vice Presidents
a. r. Yam Iuyl Robert McFarlan. Recording Secre AIRY
W. T. itch CORES ponding Secretary-J Rhees Trea-
surer--Wm. @. McCutchen. Iibrarsan--Thos. r. Webb
STREET Prncmxc-AN EXCITING Trxx ANTICIPATED
On Sunday next expected that historical sermon
Poaery from ns origin TO the present time will BE-
preached by Rev. John ID. Wood pastor Of the v. e.
church in GRAM street the same place occupied by
Parsons last Sunday II also recorded that the ratho-
lies intend to have erect preaching BY Sheriff Lott
announces that several hundred specials viii be present
fotke part IN the exercises shonld their eervices be
auised.
prIrxAry Rrcnr-At the meeting Of the trustees Of
the NTepesry las evening the oo~ne report was pre-
.ehfet by theSpothccsry, pr Hardcastle Whole num-
ter of patients treated daring the month OF June,
ttS, VIZ males 1886; females 272. NstivtyU s., 127;
irelsnd, 2c.; England, 0; Germany Q. nsesses-lnju
Iis, a5 minor surgery 40; nervous 81 skin, ai sbdo-
.n, ii2; rheumatism II; eye and ear 2o heat lungs
and throat 81: f.vers 90 urinary, q. Fsccnated 40
Number Of prescriptions, 6ae
EATAL ACCIDENT YESTERDAY afternoon rixger named
John Jeries killed by accidentally falling distance
l... ,.nesAss, a. 80 s,, yA -si~--i .l"a.S.- as.a
an p.nest.