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KROLLERION

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MRS. LOW

MRS. Low,
Manufacturer of Ladies' Dress Trimmings
Fringes, Gimps, Cords and Tassels,
Fancy Buttons, Regalias, Military Trimmings, Ban
ners, Flags, &C.,
PsnnsyIpania avenus, sosth side, between 9th and
10th streets. No. 297.
an l3--lyeod
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ISL Prizes amounting 70 .................ss $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
Tickets e5--Halves % 5o.--Qusrters u rs.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov ls--ly Montgomery, Alabama.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
n VARIETY Of Building Lots In the vi.
Acinity of ths City Hail. Also, in all other parts Of
the city, on tsrms accommodating. Inquire at Mrs.
To BE- seen from 70 A. NJ, or TO p. NJ, also an
address through the Post Once win receive ~
msr 5-s..wsm DAVID MYERLE.
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HUNTS IMMINENT.

And BY all Druggists everywhere.
dec 1a-eO6m
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Price Al per bor or, for the oonvenience Of those
residing whore Il has not been introduced yet II
win be forwarded BY mail prepaid, to any one en-
closing "a letter-stsmps, in any part Of the United
States except Oregon and California; or TO these for
SO stamps
tE liberal discount 10 dealers, and delivered in
New York city free of expense.
nov l8-1y
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LAHHAHEE'b FILE OINIMGNIs +
NOR Piles, Fresh Cuts, Old Sores, Scalds,
IT UlcerS Sore Breasts letters, or any other
Eruptions Of the Skin.
Directions for use.--Apply the ointment twice
every "a hours previously cleansng the affected part
with CASTLE Soap and water. No water should be
telerably thick To heal, it should DO spread thin.
For Scald or Bruse add about equal parts Of good
Lard, and little fine Chalk.
JAMES A. CONNER,
Agent for the District of Columbia.
Residence on 9th, between and 3 streets, No.
49l mar l9--2aw6m
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For tho speedy cure Of RHEuxArIsx, DHEAAI
OF TEE SrNE, WEAKNESS IN THE BACK on
SDE, PARALYsrs OF Tx .LIMBs, SPRAINs,
WEAK ANKLES, BRuBEs, &o, do
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M q. EMERY,s Granite Marble and
We Brown stone Yard, corner Of b and Second
strsets- Once on Seoond street, between and @
strcets- Residence AIS street, between Sixth and
aeventh. nov ~
DRIGGS, HALL a co., Engineers and
ID General Mschinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District Of Co
lunbia nov n Nv
PRACTICAL PLUMBING ESTABLISH
MENT.
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----A---s---~-------
TO PERSONS FURNIsHING.
DERsONs FURNISHING, before decid-
IL ing elsewhere, are invited 10 view the immense
stock Of superior and fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE,
Consisting Of every requisite for completely furnish
ing any class OF house. the most economical tcrms
show In the large warerooms Of the furnishing
establishment of
GIN. WIGHT,
e5 Leuisisns avenue, opposite the Bank Of
Washington, near the corner 18th street
dec Sim
II III. JOHNSON, Family Grocer, corner
e. of Seventh and streets, No $50, 70 being CON.
santly supplied with fresh Family Groceries OF all
kinds 70 which he respectfully solics the patronage
If his frisnds nov ls--n
UyOR SALE O Y LEASE number Of UNI
improved lots ftv sale or lease lcessed 70 various
parts OF The city. wi " "enDs
nov 1t--dh
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
= M BUILDING lots, and % houses,
1VV brick and frame, for sale on easy terms.
Also two stores 70 let on the csrner Of It'll and @
streets, Island. Apply TO- unr
Carpenter and Builder,
Corner Of Virginia avenue and I'd street.
d~o Qo--~odIv
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ALEXANDRIA ADVEBTlnEMENfB s
EUn.L G. ATWELL, stove, Tin, and
- Shest Iron ware Manufactures, Pitt street. rear
Of tho Marshal House, Alsxsndrs, Va Roofing
Guttering, aud Spo1tin8, win BE- done In tho best
manner and a the shortest notice.
sp 2..ly
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Husr's LINnxxsr has made many extraor.
binary cures, some Of which are almost inred
ibls.
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Office Seventh street. above Odd Fellows' Hall
ap 20--8m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29
Southern Commercial Convention.

Ply the following letter Il will be that the next sit
ting Of the Southern Commercial Conven ion 4 appoint
cd at Ricl mond, Va, on the 10th Of November:--
vmKsauRG, Miss, Angus TO- 1855.
To TUE TrPrE or THE SOUTHERN, WEsuRs SOURI,
Urn TATE:
Am, ,he last acts of the Commercial Convention at
New Orleans in January last the adoption Of the
resolution offered by the Key. G. X Marshall which Is
In The following words
esosyed ihas he acting president OF this convention
be ested 10 appoipt COMMITTEES Of seven gem lemon
whoee duty il shall be 10 fix upon the time and place Tor
y nexi meeting Of This body and publish the anne IN
81 jour ah and new crs, for The information of the
people and the said president shall be chairman of the
HE Board Of Trade of the city of Richmond through
hir resi5cnt Horace j. Kent, Esq, has communicate
10 tie chair Of the committee copy OF serie3 OF
resolutions adopted by lilo board in session on the TN
day d Jnne 1sstwo Of which resolutions are IN the
Resolved BY The Beard Of Trade Of the city of Rich.
mopd, That cordially extend an invitation 70 the
commercial Conven ion OF the Southern and Weste n
STATES in city such future day a., after
nsu alton, may be deemed adviable for their next
session.
Re dyed That the President Of the board be requested
30 communicate with the chairman OF the commit
pointed 10 select the place for tue ensuing ion OF the
convention, and transmit TO him a copy Of the above
re outons.
In pursuance Of the authority vested In tho under
sigucd by the Commercial Convention ~ New Orleans
and Of the loe and on cil invitation Of the Bead Of
Trade II tie city Of Richmond in Virginia the commit.
Zee have selected the said city 81 Richmond the place
al the "a Monday In November the time OF holding
lie rext session OF tie sou he AMI western CONNER
cia onv, nion-uness the Board OF Trade OF sail city
NAV d,tn I, more suitable 90 hold said convention
s,e other dey Of which Of course due notice viii be
given Though the press
The commit take the liberty Of rogue sting an l)ur-
nah md newspapers friendly 20 ihese conventions to
publ tls Communication, such paris of y "a may
t. requisite 10 give general no,oricty Of the time aad
place selected. Resi- ecifuly,
IEsIIE COMBS, ~ ky.,
JNo L. IhwiS, OLA,
c. X MARSHALL, of MiSs.,
W T. JOHNSON, Of Texas,
WV C. DAWSON, Of Ga,
JAMES LYONS, OF Va,
W. b. II. HOWARD, OF Ma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29
NEW YORK STATE cAyArs-Torns COLLECTED.

Showing decrease thus far this year, in compari
ION with the light receipts of last year, amounting
to sl47 1885, and in comparison with the receipts of
ls47 decrease amounting to 1927 $3.50.
The tolls received at the Albany Office for the third
week In August, amount to $3.50 IL.
Tie Chicago Press says:-" Numerous preparato-
ry symptoms are already betokcning the speedy APP
ploach of one Of the busiest fall seasons We have
ever had. Receipts from the new crop are now ra.
ridly increasing and viii be loading every
nue. Of communication TO its fullest capacity. The
annually recurring complaint of the inade4uacy Of
the existing supply Of railroads, cars and store
houses, to accommodate the requirements Of bust
ness, may soon again be expected, rising loud and
long above the most Sit cnuous efforts to supply the
deficiency"
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF
tie Tanks of New Orleans for the week ending Sa-
turday, August Is, 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

6sm tie smother of States and Of statssmsn.n Here
sLe stood, with all the glorious memories Of the
ielpg pre- mnenty around the fields # her victory
and The tombs Of her sages Here upon her calm
bosom repoed the ashes Of the great Captain who tho
solved under the providence Of God the problem Of in
indeI endent sovereignty for this CONTINENT Here,
the seat of learning which he established rises the
modest shat which points to the burial spot Of the bold
but saeacous and philosophic who promulgated
and develo ed in the Of Independence and Ia
the act of 1887 to establish religious freedom in Virgil
MAJ Incorporated into her consitution the great
principles Of civil and religious liberty. ST Ill.
Here too, lived and died the calm and learned states
man who more than any other contributed to the for
nation and the perfection Of the details of the completed
system Of government under winch live, who may
justly be sad to have launched the constitution and Il
have been the pilot during the first years of the great
experiment. Here the home of that matchle
to whose tongue seemed to have been touched with
live coal from of the altar Of liberty and waose silver
topgued voice pronounced those inspired sentiments
which cheered the hearts Of Samuel Adams and John
Hancock in Faneuil Hall. How amazing that in the de-
veopmen Of great talents in the worlds history such
allotment should have fallen to single State. Long
msy Virginia maintain her present position encouraging
by her precept and her example hopes Of union which
The President assured President Tyler that he should
gladly accept his invitation to become better acquain cd
with the concoarse of his counrymcn here and
who had given him reception cordial in manner SO
greeable
Both speeches were received with great appreciation
and enthusiastic applause. The whole ceremony was
considered ef deep interest most touching charac
ter and inn in the extreme Never before in the
history OF the country had similar incident occurred
Of exrresdent being called upon to address the actual
PRESIDENT under such circumstances and never did
cordial feeling prevail.
After these addresses the President entered the draw
ing and introduced TO the persons present in
most graceful and courteous manner, by Governor Man
ming. most cordial reception has also been extended
to Mrs. ierce by the ladies Of the Springs.
After the company had been presented to the Presi-
dent the committee escorted him to the Heath Cottage,
where very elegant collation. had been prepared for him
and his friends As the President entered Mr..
Calwell, the generous and worthy proprietor Of the
Springs, said TO HIM in handsome manner, "Sir,
slider yourself al home.D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

FUGITIVE SLAVES IN UTcA.--A fine looking
negro about forty years Of age, with his wife and
secIal children spent yesterday ut the residence Of
ctio ed friend Ia Post st Get They arrived in this
,its ly the underground On Saturday night. The
Committee cf Safety visit d them dnnag the d,,
They we've TO have bccn seat 10 Canada to day This
family were recently sold IN Kentucky to go further
south, but seem TO have pre- erred a more northern
country Mob dy feels very sorry that thS family
aie "itdstntd. rgci Grated abdd senthmiIed:i but
Il lie Con pitee az Safety would occasionally ap-
prcrriste scne Of their furds or the purpose ut
GERS white OF d Hack Post str, ct they wo ID do
0 much needed work. Charity used TO begin at
hone Utica Telegraph, dug. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29
The Soft Shell Convention.
il CALL OF THE STATE COMMITTEE--NAMEs o
DEIEG ATES.

DELEGATES
The following is the call for the convention:--
AT meeting OF the Democratic State Central 0ommi,
tee, held at the city Of Albany on the first day
August 1865, the following preamble and resolution
we've adopted
Whe cas- in view Of the existing questions which agi
tate the minds of the people Of this State, which NJ
only menace them with system of continued misgov
ernment oppressive taxation and financial disorder bu
threaten on one side utterly to overthrow the safeguard
which tie constitution has placed over the liberty o
indvidunls the freedom OF trade, the sanctiy OF tn
NJ the Of p9iper and tn
and sumptuary laws and on the other side which con
pre to set up religious tests hitherto unknown to thu
constitution and to organise hateful prescription by
ct political Organization repugnant to the principles
and dapgerous to the welfare Of republican government
it has been urged upon us that fuller representation
iron each Asst mby district to the State convention,
meet OF Syracuse the Goth day Of August would anrt
the means of feer union and cooperation of demo
Gratis and fuller and more just expression OF the pc
Resolved, That for the purpose of aGording to al
those who desire to stand up for the constitution and
the doctrines OF personal freedom and civil and religious
liberty the opportunity Of being fully represented
In such convention the democrats of the several Assem-
bly, districts be requested to meet and elect delegates
from each district to the said Syracuse Convention.
P. CAceER Secretary.
NAMES DELEGATES
Anany-silas sayle Jr., Richd Cooley; Hiram Perry
VIM; }. D. Hilton Nicholas Hill, Jr VIM. Cassidy; Da-
vid X. Cordel, Thos. Higgins
Cdtdrdugus-Wiam Rowland, Patrick Mcmahon;
Ltmuel 5. jerks, NJ. II. Johnson.
nj
K;rcs Tynoe Wa,haraiii 80 op'oii heoiei' iinay ~
f1au,nuo,eN 1br,as y co,,,hou D s.orour 60,
80, ' - '"Aipoei'' : ose'ens' ~ 4acA-
c1om,nr- n " rras+ A~o, r,.,,,.u
T. CJ;nt,rG Rnfrs unaton, aooraa tarato
faI,nI;c.tohn snrda, ~ 81 ne ~ VII; -. II
uaahoen N;h r. ,9y D. VIZ. iie L. WILCOX; oonn J.
i-v gIs,on1j M ma.a. :. nam Duie en-
x E, ~, Gs baiaafd, rage 6reen.
y nnn syoh, israel iiatcn; lyman H. smith, Isaac
' ,t s" ; oona farker, Ailen Tortos.
l w 1919 .o'onl ,'gWnrt bs"Lto !. simnons.
s se;a anti M.hmond Il: }. Siowac ai
-, - D.. PA p.aAg ~, l.oo'h's r. r nelhgcr, HUM
Phn,ey y. hoo., lean bureess.
az ZEE coi"I Turpucs, oosePH !. ureenei "a
sn,,L ""o'A '. D@'is' 1Aaaiisoa s-ihier, .naries
M IL, c,orbon MI, II cuo... So, .
rhaa -, - cauus .; ~. 9i ~ euniq m ~
1, '''ihe' T. 'o'h"o'i Dnhei ~ priggs, Dahiel
'i -, T.. oo,c.o. rm..p 49,,
I u9 %y, I'n ~ NJ ~. An"sws =, -,
Ia I ny, u = W. io'cf' quincy = FAR
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CUrrr on TINE FRONTIER have no news az
interest from our frontier. All Is quiet, aud not
hottie Indian has beeu seen since tue unfortunate
occurrence ut Foi tehelie.
As We have b,fore stated. military posts have
been established ut Teksmah, Fontenelle and Elk.
horn City. and communication Is kept mp daily frol
Foit Calhoun Via tie above named points 10 the
OF ii Of the Horn liyer ths ef7.ctually gaardny
or entire hortier aud afoi ding protection and Sc
CT riiy 10 all settlers in Nebraska north OF the
Platte Omaha City Nebrdsktcn, dug IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.--We regret to say
Il at The sanitary reports tor the past week very
unsatisfactory. We had hoped that we should have
cen allie TO announce Improvement in the
bills OF mortality, but we are disagreeably dsap-
pointed The epidemic is thought however, 10 be
ut its height and well informed physicians, we are
tod consider that hereafter it will continually de
cline. Tie type Of the fever just now is very violent
and The Utmost care in nursing il absolutely neces
sary. For the last week the total number OF deaths
was 5l7, of which 39i were from yellow fever, a1d
1913 from ether diseases. From the Charity Hospi
tai The officers return III deaths rom the fever. The
increase OF interments for the week VAS l8i For
lie twenty -four hours ending at six o'clock on Sun
day, the lath there were admitted into the Chart,
Hospital. Of all diseases, 81 patients; during the
same interval 16 were discharged, of which were
OF yellow fever; and % died, OF whom u wera o.
yellow fever.-Nep Orleans Courier, august Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29
Actual decrease of Leans for the week .. sll, 300
The New Orleans Crescent # the 2lst inst says:--

The statement Of the banks for the week ending saur
dsy 18th inst. Is favorable one, the various items
Do VIII Q u e following variations for The week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

and Mrs. Ccnchs graced the ball in the evening. The
General danced and WE'LL his lady not retng content
with the bud Of her own gentle self by her side
seven or eight assassinaons and frustrated attempts
came of during the religious excitement Of the week, and
several thousand dollars realized for the charity
hospital iraugurated.
bull fight, arranged for the day, with the promise Of
sx bulls 10 ceGeh, 6eversl horse shadows disappear
and one man to trane the brink Of eternity the
tip Of bulls horn did not come off, owing to the in
clemency Of the weather.
The 9TH representation Of the opera IN Trovatore" at
the Tacon, drew full house, although everybody had
gene or was gsng to Guanabacoa--the prima Carauti
carrying our very souls along in her truthful expression
and harmonious reading although the critic Of the Jour-
nal charges that enc expression wanted force to meet the
sIirt passion and agony Of the monne0 and the sent
ment 'di te di te seoda'i and ohersthink that
would have been beyond the touch Of nature in
DESPERATION The Sonora Caccatori with restored health
gave delight with her sweet, yolumnous voice Of
mony 1Ueriyoi tita-but 1t is useless to name-every
place and every part filed and the public said II was
good The "Crimea and sebastopol," places known to
fame or infamy, assumed their usual noorety and all
sorts Of dances done there The locality Is Just in
of the Tacon theatre. Illus have worked up all
Of holy time on hand and fraction of the labor week
uJon which we enter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

SUCCESSFUL SEASON AT SARATooA-Saratoga
has never enjoy cd more successful season than this
Though tie inhux of strangers was lighter in June,
and the eaily part of July, than during the same
period in one or two previous years. yet the lat hall
OF the season has exceeded anything before known.
Still, owing to the largely increased facilities pro-
vided the Accommodations OF the town have ut no
tine cen completely exhausted. We find on look.
irg oytr cur files that Che arrivals in June after the
?stb about 500; July little less than 5000
and in August, little over 5000, up t. Saturday
last the 25th inlt All together, they foot up io
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

VIII DC DOIEt III HI1II tI I1e dI' V'Ie Ut WIS
a tie principal hotels only. We have n, doubt TINT
there have been over 20 600 arrivals during The last
nile weeks. Nor is the season yet over. The ar
yals up TO Saturday had scarcely begun to dimiai,h
tehw che bielest6er The , bic houses on that
,y,ning isllayed even greater show th,n at any
me,iots time. The sea, on bids fair to hold on
without material dminution, for two weeks TO come
--Sorat, ian, dug. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK "A letter from a
Baltimore physician officiating in Norfolk, dGted
Saturday last says that the statements in the
papers respecting the epidemic in that city so ar
iron Icing exaggerated, do not convey true idea
Of the actual Ct nditon of things. About six hun
died crsons are down sick with the disease which
j. OF more peculiar character than hitherto, nearly
commences with the indication Of a common bilious
fever, lyt the treatment must be totally different.
Tie Leaf intense ard tile atmosphere oppressive.
At night the air is heavily charged with malaria
Houses ard places of business are all closed, two
thirds of the people fleeing or fed, the streets and
market places deserted and gloom fear and conster-
nation every whelc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

The Committee met yesterday at 10 g. M, and pro-
eseded to examine Justice wesh
James II. Welsh, sworn-I am one OF the Police
u,tices of the City Of New York. have read the testimony OF
the Mayor before the CommttSe resHd TO me an
e the Ms,S s Of The % H Sy
better Police u.ces than haze be se'ne n snty
have bud public cor hssree n the gy chief
viii stand high IN the days OF De WIZ
refuses TO complaint othsr magistrate viii receive
H. there no such upderss,nans among p0l:e m.s,
their own etrct the pbdivaea in Pose Court Dc
tet. ,sr the convenience Of Al iSas; Tie oS.c Of ne
70 sppear st nson which the sceussd snaed
have howeysI s.usd pross a.s e s.en ssissse
been paced abeIt from Ose y smother until h.9 peen before
Saloon sso tei.ts 81 sdni.iol; there US . his
company; the ordered the woman 70 be reGoSea
remove bs T force and .ss resisted h he conveyed
The Station kept her Aers al pefsrrs snHfe
pear iis she was vssrsst person proper s-s and
cmssed the the sane DAY be .ppessa before tse
Of he matter ana passed the sids,i 70 justice os
borne to i.ss warrant "a. j ~, J...
destsna, ard finally oe.ansa w.irsSi lslss ss,se
Of th: city ansss eesn eisass. os:,s am 90
or crapd jury; he Mayors one bean created By &C orb
e ss .ss ys:s s..s ;.si
was supposed vigorous esot you'd b sas TO ppes The
hss svirdisd dow. three eonui.Hau day; The
Police justices by fIequssty .1IDonsa . ne .sos
nv health permits iesoees one nssnee vsen vas sent r
- -,nt 10 a station house, when found two pscsons
vho hsd been arrested warrant ssed By the Aor the
vansnt va prodsceS and they oeered oen tae otsc.,
had from Mayor not to allow bail 70 b taken
~i.tout an sIssnsiion the Pete. de.Gea En
rs and sabseqsep examined before Jesnse Br.nnsn wso
,sm sed The Complaint informed, the face Of the
orisna sfdav Ia smother police efsa arrested too
100. Cor sry condpcs night kri loeked them 10
T. Hsrse Il vu surnnossd and wcnthere and
ios that ID, complain ant could Dot b tound sac me sa
ne,, ooulS NOT Be bsled echsrsea without exsios
en this The Free ssr q. .eso "a. . bee
Inv si,obs,sea In this shoed have DISCHARGED the
rsts st once each Of hese and other ocessions
- in,ormed by In command, that Gnsie vten
ordsr frum the Mayor Recorder City Jysgsweua prSsus
ts re persa In custody Of de S,atsn Hooss e
e Cearts hsys been very mash dubsi Jsnu is
- IN ATTEMPT made the hsysr es upsn the mssfss
rAs ie1uy sSpsinssd by IN the question has ben psst
80 I'D SeeasS sssinst the Hsyr b. the Coan Of Co non
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advertisement

PILES, FIsTULA AND hUPTURE.-EDwARD d.
DIxos H. D. EDITOR Of sesps and Operating sod Con-
sulrDs Surgeon No 4. the above disease per
without he Knife 1ature Complete ses OF ths
newly BY him with practical Gree
ops and esssm ps.ss, viii DO forwarded to country uIfos
for $50 class for practical demonsstioe tbs dead body
vii be commenced Fee Sl00 The In ell
ind. sksn BY Dixon warranted The psrect must appy
Ocs from 70 10 8, and 70 evening"