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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04

negroes. One OF the negroes, by the name OF
jackson, was badly beaten, the remaining one,
Tony Williams, considering discretion the better
part OF vslor," left.
A citizen residing near by where this fight oc
Cured, requests that the police viii have an eye
to that locality.
THE PATENT orrIcr-Crowds Of persons may
be seen at almost any hour Of the day vending
their way up Eighth street towards the Patent
Office. These people are generally from the States
and adjoining country. more various and in.
teresting collection OF curiosies Is not TO be found
anywhere, and for both instruction and amuse-
ment no better place can be found wherewith TO
"while away an idle hour"
ENcoURAGKNRNT TO OUR OWN MECHAsIcs.-Mr.
Thomas Phillips, coach maker on 9Th street, re-
ceived an order yesterday, from Messrs. Samuels
Il Argus, stage proprietors Of the Hertford Stage
Company Of North Carolina, 10 build for them ff-
teen coaches, 10 run upon their route from and
near Edenton, North Carolina.
Alkaline Gaddis was arrested this morning by
Officer Tins, charged by certain persons with
keeping disorderly bawdy house. The case was
tried before Magistrate J. II. Goddard, and the
complainants having failed to prove the charges
against Alkaline, she was dismissed. Mr.. c. Wal.
ZACH was the counsel employed in this cause.
ACC1DEfr.--Mr james MOCkaDee, " NOrtny ana
industr;ous man. who was employed upon the mud
machine at the Navy Yard, had his leg SO badly
crushed yesterday, as TO render immediate ampu-
tation necessary. The operation was performed
by DR.. Leiberman, assisted by DR.. Dove.
Look 0Ur.-The police have been engaged for
several mornings past in carrying out the law in
relation to hogs found running At large in the
streetsv Fifteen porkers were captured yester-
day, and win be sold for the benefit of the Corpo
ration.
RAILROAD TRAVEL, &c.--Mr Thomas II. Par.
sons, agent, sold, during the month Of July, 5000
tickets for Baltimore, and 1900 for New York and
Philadelphia The amount offreight carried during
the month was ! 800 tons.
THE MARKKr.--Lots Of edibles, bushels OF pref.
W girls, bonnets full Of handsome women, and, AZ
usual, plenty Of impudent men. When will they
1.-THE men) improvef Nous oerons."
WATcHHouss--No passengers for the Corpo-
ration "springsn this morning, and, OF sourse, no
work for the Police.
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BOARDING..
!" RS. C.. Il. WILLIAMS has several
IV1 pleasant furnished or unfurnished rooms for
rent, with or without board. aug 2--eodlwif
TAX COLLECTOR,s NOTICE.
Collectors Office, July 81, 1855.
N0TICE is hereby given that the city taxes on
! real and personal property were due on the
LIST instant and that discount Of eight per cent will
BE- made thereon, If paid before the end Of August
next No discount Is made special taxes.
JN0. NJ. McCALLA,
jy 3l-eol0t Collector.
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THE MARKKr--Lots Of edibles, bushels OF pref
W girls, bonnets full Of handsome women, and, AZ
usual, plenty Of impudent men. When will they
1.-THE men) improveY "Nom yerons."
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THE CONSUMPTION HOSPITAL.

The Trustees of this Instutior char cred by an act
Of the late Legislature, he'd meeting at Clinton HaD
Astor.place on the evening Of the nth ms, The
Board having been made full by the election Of men,
her. TO fill vacancies now consists of the following
gentlemen as Trustees: The HoU. Peter Cooper John
p Crosby, esq., John Il. Grisoom, NJ. D., Aonzo
Clarke NJ d., Henry NJ. Scheffelin, esq, VIM. Miles.
esq, Thomas ID. Andrews, NJ. D., George ID. Phelps,
eco, Edward Vernon, esq, james NJ Quinn NJ. ID /,
VIM. Hoyt, esq, VIM Depnistoun, esq., and Edmond
Dwight, esq.
time above named DR.. Jshn II. Griscom, who had flr
some time filed the office Of President pro ten with
much ability, announced that the first business before
the Board would be the election OF officers 10 serve
during the or suing year.
The Beard then Proceeded to the election Of officers
by ballot when il appeared that the following persons
were unanimously voted by oil the persons present;
President, the Hon. Peter Cooper p'cs rrs :',
eco n The Metropolitan Bank; Secretary, A. d.
Jones, 81. D.
On motion, a committee Of two members was ap-
pointed TO nominate suitable persons to ill the follow
ing committees of three each, viz A committee on
finance, a committee on supplies, aud an executive
committee, and repor. to one next meeting OF the
BosrS. John P. Crosley and William hoys esq.,,
were appointed the said nnsnng commnee, s.o,
WILLIAs MILES, esq offered resolution IN favor
of recognizing an outdoor department OF SAIL Co..
sumption Hospital, which was discussed, ana hs 'u1
tier consideration postponed to another meeting.
Of five members ives appointed by the chair to draft
an sdcre.s to The public In behalf Of this important To-
stitutiou, and rpor al the next meeting Dr. carrie
John p. Crosby, William Miles Dr. Andrews sna "
Lone. vem nominated 90 said Committee, to which.
an motion, the Chairman was added, and. BY agree
n,ept. made Chairman Of said Committee.
On motion, Committee was appointed 70 wA On
the Hon Peter Cooper and inform him oil nus eieonon
" p, s5tnt of the Board Of Trustees for the eossins
wear. rbeeupon, on notion, the Board sdiourrett TO
The srst Monday Of January en-, 1855.
Itnsy be incidentally meaaores ina =. s..,;.,,.
csl Committee was appointed 70 address clrcsars to
all the public institutions In this city and vicinity, and
ass to bOse Of every county In the state win i s
CONSUMPTION end lbs kindvvd diseases, reaoG 70 sue
lumber treated The sumber cured or rs,eved. - WI
ss TIE number Of esa,hs, together With one seLss,
sses occupation eod csaivity Of the Pesaso" ss'~
treatment custps the yesx.
Toe oonldttfs havV alresdy so3ecfsd vcssose
mas Of s.s,bsics regarding the fsreiisdss s'sss I"
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FROM SYRACUSE.
nee OF The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
SYRACUSE Monday Dec. II, 1855.
Tie Mechanics Association is now holding Fair
here The display is not as large ~ las! year, yet
there are many things to admire. The most attract
I've article on exhibition is q new Card Pfess, msuu-
featured by Stephen Brown practical printer of this
city. The great advantage hiss over oher presses
consists in its capacity to pfat dfeen. coors at one
ar The came time. The press when saw It 10 opera
ton wa. printing ihne colors and running at the rate
OF about 200 per hour 1t takes up about the same
space as the Ruggles Press and Is nearly simp- IN
liz construc ion. Tte tod aid psten are 10 tie same
pcson az the Adams P0s.
The large new Catholic Church at this place was
Dedicated Yesterday. About 500 persons attended
in tbe orr ing. 1t IL said 5000 realized from the
sale of adm esOn tickets. Bishop McClosky Of Albany
perforned the Gee cstory services and preached the
sermon in the morning and Bishop Timon Of Buffalo
pIes chez in the evening.
The Board OF Supervisors are engaged 10 invesh-
eating charges Of mapheasance in office against jus.
tice Cue debsck. few mornings since the Justices
Docket came up among the nissing-it having been
tak an from the Police Court room during the Lish
Cbarses affectifg the character OF another public
oicar are also undergoing investigation. Whenever
tie subiect assumes tans ib!e sha 20 will give the
particulars.
The Ckroaicls ne .spaper has again changed hands.
II has been published by s. FL. Clark for the last
ejphtet onths He ntires, am told, loser TO con-
adorable amount He is succeeded by \. e.. Arnold,
John Foggett and Charles Barnes. Neither OF tbs
rey p.oprstois II printer. Z.
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niece Of hceh hes assumed airy FORM and hes taken
ss temporary abode m the pores OF that servceab's
ruch heap. where it awaits future commands. But
,,fcrsly Mr. Chairman, snce this po yer Of muck has
be doubt d, have deemed it proper TO make son
fuher bve stiUns among the beat ohemic author.
ites, and rave obtained the fol wing results
!. Bexwood charcoal, perfectly dry, absorbed IS
volumes of cArbonic acid gas and when mostened Il.
absofbe6 but fifteen volumes. In the first the
sosorrton required "a hours; In the second, fourteen
days
Z. Bottles filed with tosaccos noks or a'afootidi
nay be rendered inodo in from one 20 bFee hours
BY The iDser ion of dry charcoal
B. S,agt ant wsers emitting offensive odors are rem
dertd pure by the action Of CHARCOAL.
4. Liebis says: "Some gases are absorbed and con-
"delstd within the pores Of the charcoal into spses
"s4ve, al buno led times smaller than they before ocou.
"pied and there Is TOW no doubt that they become
nuid or ss.mue 90 i'd s'ate." think, Sir that any
msp-no matter how unlearned he may be-will have
efficient common sense 10 understand from bis own
experience and from the foregoing testimony the fol-
lopire points namely:
l. Al mal matters, when decaying throw of essen
tia PORTIONS Of their substance in gaseous form.
o Charcoal, Ia some form, is capable Of absorbing
hose ocors and Of retaining them until required by
plebis.
g. Famers viii find it 10 their advantage to take
hei ft7m ming from under The caves on the
SUI side of the barn and compost them with muck.
Mr. WARtso continued his N m srks al some length,
enopg the use Of muck and ursing ali farmers
70 ttuoy its value.
The nu K question viii be continued a. the mex.
meeting Jan. Is.
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~ A.
A COPY Of letter which had been addressed TO tae
Wsrders by Gov. Townsend, was read, IN wnicn ne
aha for information as 10 VIVA. religious exercises se
held; By what denominations; the faith Oh tne in-
mates &C. To bis lot OF inquiry ans Tsrs had peen
received and were read.
Gov. VAST taid by the information given oy the
War6eDs 4: WAS shown that over 600 persons were M
Ger lie charge Of the Ten Governors and OF these there
we're persons embracing nearly every faith. he then
oers reto uon appropiatiog the sum Of $50 for the
copst,uction OF Catholic altar and the purchase OF
He n,arspbtrnalia connected herewith for conduct
l., The Catholic service at Randsll's Island.
discussicn here arOee a. TO the passage of a reso-
lution over year since sppropnatng that amount to
sach rels ious Denomination asAing IT. for the purchase
NJ sneh phsrsphorpais they might require for the
napess of conducting religions service.
Gov DRAPER the mover OF tnef resolution, ex
nlsned that ifs intent was TO cover the expense Pev-
on,lx made without the authority OF the Board or tho
sitting up Of Catholic altar.
Gov WEST urged the APPROPRIATION OF inc sum
81 for In tee recitation ald desired the vote oil the
Road 70 be recorded either for or against H. and
ropely urged the propnety Of impstinS religious In
zinc ion 10 The children on Randsrs Island.
(yoy. SMITH was opposed 10 the teaching OF sects-
,;sn dccSrires on this sland. While DO was oscade1y
IN fsvor Of religious instruction to the children 20 vas
ooposeS 10 their being taught 10 worship IDOLS ins'esd
Of their Ged. .,..o, 81,
.As isss meeting the Board had dsa.sd the Cs'aoas'
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COMMITTEE ON THE WORTH MONUMENT.
The special commtteas of the Boarda Of Aldermen

COMMITTEE ON THE WORTH MONUMENT.
The special committees Of the Boards OF Aldermen
and Councilmep, Aid. VARIAS and Councilman
MATHIR Chsirmep, held Joint meeting 10 Mr.. Val.
entpes Office, City Hall, yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose Of considering tbs bids relative to the con-
strnctioR Of the Worth Monument. Councilman
MATBER read the bids which had been handed in, as
follows
Frederick Fisher sl4, $50; joseph Mueller, 81, 765;
Joseph B. Whtohe-, $ls50oi John Joseph Rink,
$40 575; Joseph W, Bray, s2s 600; James G. after
son, SEQ sos; Cornelius l.. Purdy, so3 OO0i Thomas
Hunt, $26 OOo Samuel s. James, $26 400.
Mr. MATHER stated that it had been suggested to him
that the bids of Fisher Mueller and Rink were from
ore and the same person.
There were new bids, the old ones running as high
as S37 900 ar as low as $4,000. He suggested that
I Q Committees name sum which they are willing to
give-say for instance about $22 600. Many Of the
bids he thought were bogus. There was no money at
present at their command and the Committee Of the
Councilmen were In favor Of putting some amount in
the tax BILL They should have to defer the matter any
way until after the lst of January.
AID VARIAS thought they could not 90 behind the
BID. There about 900 difference between the
highest and lowest offer. The only thing possible
would be to recommend the accepts of the lowest
bid.
AID Fox thought they had no right to entertain any
suspicion in regard to the bids TO whether the bid
Gers were bogus or not.
Mr.. SWAN thought differently; the question was
could they recommend the lowest bid II they thought
the bid was not genuine.
AID Fox was inclined to award the contract to the
lowest bidder He drought they had no right to say
to Mr. Fsher Your bid is not genuine. According to
the Charter, they were obliged to award the CON-
tract 10 Mr.. Fisher, and if they could not find bin
they must fall back the next lowest bidder, and If
the y could not find him and fis securities then All
back to the next lowest, aud 30 until they could
hnd gennioe bidder. He would moi, however 20
beyond 500 900 or ga, 900. If any suspicion was
entertained sgaint Mr.. Fisher, let the Committee 20
to Mr.. Purely and state it and that the securities
were good.
MIR HATHER was 10 favor Of authorizing the Com
mission CT to award he contract TO the lowest bidder
with adt quate securities He wOsd not, however go
much boy ond $22 900, as the monument ought to be
built for tia.
AID VARIAS WAS ircned to the opinion that the
fl.t four lowest bidders were bogus.
AID. Fox thought that the monument ought to be
built for $4,000.
After further remarks the Committees adjourned al
TO morrow "wednesday afternoon.
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COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.

TIE Committee on Finance OF the Board of Alder
men, AID. HERRrcK, Chairman met yesterday aftet-
poen in the City Hall, and determined upon report
ing favorsbly for an additional appropriation OF
o. 900 to the Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile
Dtlnouens; also to adept ordinance making addi-
tonal appropriation for assessment Of Revenue Bonds
amounting 10 81 500, sG6 81. The Committee de-
clined recommending appropriation oft$2,ooo for
the American Widows Relief Association. About
two thirds Of all the cases Of parties pettonns for the
remission of tsxes the Committee decided upon grant
ing the payer Of petitioners.
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oheaes O. far IS The city and vicinity concerned.
but sg Al; reports from the public Authorities Of the
counties d towns Of the ntogiot before making their
fosl report.
TIE Bosrd az riously hope that the inquiries inside
by the comu itee will bs responi sd to from the int
nor as soon az the information can be practically co.,
lected and arranged and which II Is believed will
greatly c, 10 TIE EXISTING kno Wedge regarding the
prsvseb and fatality Of consumption aud otter dis
etses Of the espiratory organs anors the population
OF our State at large.
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NIX. FATTEaARE.

To a. Eda., q rssE. T. Tssss
SIR: was very sorry indeed to zee in your pa per
AZ the yh Q statement that Mr.. Vsttemsre had done
a little and talked great deal about the American
Exhibition at Paris. I venture to say that no Com
n ;,soser worked harder than Mr.. Vsitsmsre; no one
vss Of more service to the Americans; no one accom-
pu,hed more for them snd fx the Exhibition and II
snv oue vsrs nor to 60 10 Paris, the best person 70
seek ont would be Mr.. vsttemare.
Year oscdisni seSvaat. Ae!HvVS'
~, Yn,x Dec 7. 1854
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TEMPERANCE MEETING S.

70 Ne Ediov 81 TIC " r. ISts'Hf
SIR. think it rod be advisable in he present
st.e Of tie Terperake movement to hsii moro
meetings, and thus create strorgsr public telling IN
favor OF Prohibition so that when we get our Law 10
working order, We shall have it enforced. TIE pubic
miad needs enlightenment On tan srea ques ION
A, the present is q good time 10 accomplish this,
while our law is in the courts. We have numerous
organizations whose object is to promote principles OF
total abstinence. Now if these would hold Puohc
meetings IN tier several districts, they miiht 90
many from q druntsrd's grave. Wll not our
various Temperance Societies attend to tbs matter
n<r II
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

TYr EXECUTION OF GoRMAs As the day draws
near for The execution Of this unfortunate man-"ho
yss col victed o. tee murder Of Charles Johnson aud
is to be tutg Oh ShdsJ-ths interest in rsisi n
thereto incfe.ses end hundreds masking u,e OF al
so,ts CT e1pedisps to witness the disgusting spec
t.cIe. TIE sherf's of6ce is iun down with sppu
ean.s bit Il the je.ermir ston Of the Sheriff TO a..
u, no cthsa bit those whose pessres msy be neces'
cary. The City Guard have been nosiiaS 70 Dc In
sttrdsrce II the yard Of the jail snt twelve poh:s-
m.n Nth On sssis,antcsptaip, from each OF the CTS
nj ia Of the western portion Of the city, are to be de-
tailed ynhout the v sis to preserve order. The gal
lows 70 be used i tie same which Reilly sas hang
four year. age.
Apposrrosrsa TIE SCHOOL MosSrs.-At special
neesirg Of the Board Of Educsaou yes erday the
finance Committee reported hat tee General School
Func for 1855 amounted 70 tls7 ea5 IS, and recon-
merded IN spporionnsnt Of $4,000 for evening
.chcoIs. &c ard $40, 10 &c for wage, OF additional
teachers. rhis would kavs balance Of ohs75,
which il 70 be sprerorsd to he different schools for
psJin teacher wages.
DrATa BIT HYpRoPHoBIA AT THE Coysrr HOS
prrL An i.qsest Wa Eel !, in tie County HosPns'
ct F,a.bu.h OF Monday upoa the body Of ssaS.a
named CosrsG1s Wu,gs, sho died Of hye10ps'oH'
es7seI BY the biss Of dog. The sses.ssS w
pss, 81 20 . fam lsboser In tbs sesn o. 49,
So0s Ave vcsks sros be csushs s"S ~
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the privilege OF retaining altar the Island which
they bad erected at their own eKperee; and no Gov
West asks appropriation which, ia effect is to re-
tain It there lie thought the President should not
terrain the resolution.
Gov. SMITH moved to lay tho resolution on the ts,Ie
Gov DRAPER did not exactly understand the mo.
tive OF Gov west IN urging the adoption Of this reso
luton lust be Is about 70 retire from the Roand II
bad the appearance of being pOitic. move with
view Of Placing his friet upon the political role he
did not think tie subject of religion was proper ono
TO biiog up before Board of this com pexion which,
on all occasioDs must cause contention. He did not
fear that the spread OF Catholicism would be the ruin
Of the country from the fact that the people are too
intelligent IL was very singular "a at Gov. West had
been member Of the Board for nearly four years and
had never discovered the importance of this ms.ter
until just a. be is about to leave it. IL il was mat
ter OF so m uch importance, why not build church
sdhce on the Inland, and Rot appropriate the paltry
.um OF fifty doars' In bis opinion to erect church
for any denomination ON the island was wrong, and
further, out Of the 100 children at that isand thsre
are as far known, only about $50 Of them child
Of Catholic parents. He hoped a committee would
be appointed to take this matter into consideration.
Gov WEST accepted the suggestion, and a. the
same time repucia'ed t1e iusinuation that he had
brout BIT up the matter for the purpose Of political cap
ital, but solely through sense Of duty.
Gov DUKE opposed the reference to committee.
The mbers OF the Board were already in possession
Of all information that could be o,tained aud it was
only keeping the matter open for exciting discussion.
Gov Smith, IS the author Of the resolution Of last
week, said that he intended by it to exclude all
'Cathoic forms or ceremonies" He would acc,rd
to them the same privileges az to other denominations
namely to 20 on the platform and preach and ia X to
the cbildrse. They wait there no Storm" no "altaIs
NO idols"
Gov. TIEMANs thought the resolution of las, week
sette the matter, and regretted that 1t had again
been brought up.
motion by Gov. SNITu 70 lay the whole matter
on the table was lost.
The motion CT Gov. WEST to refer 10 a committee
was carried six yeas to three nays and the folio wing
~. H.. Il
Dugro.
resolution offered by Gov. SMITH appropristing
5000 to furnish refreehDets TO the children on Rsn-
dals Island Christmas and New-Years was
adopted.
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Frsx o. GsrpsoARo.-Lsste vsoisg, sSout o'e'ect.
Gre occurred % board The salS Matilda, blrs q TIE
foot Of james street, Esk Rivss. bat Ii ~ sraa-
ssisbsd Sesess esoh dsssgs wss teea hvss occA-
sheel By ssas ps,ts hsa t&s s.svs N the cooks
galley.
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CoLORED CONVENTION-sKcosp SessIos

The second ees.ion of this Convs nton was held isst
evening in Merritt's Hal, Spring street The Rev.
Mr.. RAYMOND opened The meeting with an effective,
impressive and appropriate prayer
Mr. TUsIs CAaPBELL moved for the reading Of the
roll which was read accordingly. The minutes Of the
fIst session we;e read and adopted A Committee
10 examine Ctedepials was appointed, also Commit
Zee on Finance The Convention hsd not, at o'clock
duly organized itself owing to conflicting opinions in
relation 10 the romirees for Office.
A preacher named MoRdAs was suffered by the
chair 10 occupy great deal Of the time TO purpose
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fldysftis-usrt. \

PILES, FSTUIA AID hUPTURH.-EDwARDd d
pIxos a. D. yetoI It the Sssps sId OpersTrs aad Con
stps sus.op No a Ffbsv cres the above d,esses per
mane1ly vita. ,ts kue ss;ure. Compe.s ssn o. ne
vented DUrunsI used BY hin With practical di-se
tiOp. and e'su sss VIII b iorwasd 70 cogsy
VII he cor 80 ced on jar Zee SloV TIE 10 al eSe
rt.ktn by Dr. Dixon warranted The pstect ou" spPy
psTsoc ,y Ca,s from TO g. TO Aad 70 evenings
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FOURTH WARD INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

The second anniversary Of this Association was tsld
yesterday morning in Oliver street. Mr.. C. L. Brace
in the chair Miss Livingstone, Secretary. The re-
cepts Of the year amounted TO 40 So; expenses
1910 co. Following tbs Trsasurers Report the An.
nual Report was read by Mr.. Brsce--fron which 1t
appears that the institution ia in very successful op
GRAFTON and has bee the of doing great deal
OF good among the poor children Of the Fourth Ward.
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COMMITTEE ON LAMPS AND GAS.

The Committee on Lamps and Gas Of the Bosrd Of
Alderman, Aid. TRowBRIDeE, Chairman, met yester-
dav afternoon in Mr.. Valentines office but did not
trsnsact any busipess. The Committee adjourned till
ext Tueg16y
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fAtvrriseu
Chap. Cbshs Crack, EruDsl )ns. Salt rhedm, Tau,

dsrs stip, positively sAUD's
IMPLICATED SOAP PouDRE SUBTLE uetooa hIr from say
nat. m III bory- ing oots on won N a.
soumud,rs ffehesd; Loud RoUGE. LILY WHIrs, HAS
DyE ard RI.roRaTVE-a the clterablhtsd Opt NO. ~
ker u fret sore Fl Brosiws' Calender, No. ~ utn
sd,t Pbiads rhs; Bstes No. l2s Wnainsoa It., bo'oH :
Hapes Balt.n. rs; ard Drussi'ts generally.