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DEM CRATIC CITY COMMITTEE
Ward l: F. 9. Bigelow, Sylvester Burke, Cornelius
sullivan, VIM Thompson, 5. P. Hale.
Ward H. Edward Lamb, q. Hewitt ], NJ studlev.
7. Curtis, VIM. Drury.
Ward III. Jason Temple John s. Gustin, Walter
Henry, qh'ma' Moore, 7 o. White
Ward " NJ. o. Driscoll Wm. Adams Jas McFar.
land VIM. Head, c. B. Pratt.
Ward V. Pat 0'Rourke, Levi Barker, Henry Murray
Lindell freeman, Hugh Doherty.
Ward VI. Geo. W. Gill; Carter Whitcounb. Alvin
Hall, Henry g. Taft N. Moore.
Ward VII. $. w. Hyde, E. N Childs Chas. CURLY,
Michael Kean, 7. H Bartlett
Ward VIII. H. W. Conklin, A. CARPENTER O. A
Holbrook, Jeremiah Mcnamara, J. B. Pratt.
The City Committee was requested to meet at
the Lincoln House, on Saturday evening next,
at o'clock, for organization.
The meeting then adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS
SPAIN.

SfAlN.
Soma time ago the official Gazette of Madrid, pub
lisbed a Geographic despatch from the Duke de- Rivas,
Snanish Ambassador 10 Paris, 10 the effect that the
President of the United States was about to send a
MESSAGE to the Congress for the purpose OF declaring
var against Spain. A question was asked on the
subject in the Cor,es a lew days ago, and from the
answer Of the Minister of War, it appears that the
only foundation tor NJ. de Rivas' despatch, was a let
ter from New York in a Paris paper. Nevertheless
the news, such as it was, caused a great excitement III
the Spanish capital, and the Espana, Notwithstanding
the explanation which has taken place, indnlges IN
the following piece OF bombast against our transst-
lsntio cousins:
ut would be forming a very erroneous iaea OF the
condition of the American people, and %ascribing to II
a strength which it 10 far from possessing, to admi;
the possibility of 30 gigantic a struggle as that the
United States would undertake on the day when they
would disct uge q shotted gun against an European
vessel. The social organization OF the United States
makes them On asylum for adventlreTs-not the Ia
thsrlapd of citizens-they have not that strength
which results from unity. 1t would be impossible Tor
them TO launch into q maritime or continental war. ~
The United States are more Of q phantom than a g.
ant, they will makeA great noise, but not come 10
blows. If q rupture were TO take place, We should
see how many good sdmirsls and sailors they can
count upon, and We should be edited as to the mum
Der, the valor and skill of their sailors and soldiers
II is perfectly easy to understand the wishes and The
Impotence Of a few hundred tillbusters, eager To
rush upon Cuba, as q rich prey. But, apart from the
fact that there is no reason TO apprehend a landing on
our coast, we are convinced that the United States
government will think twice about 1t before inVolv'
ing itself 10 q war with Spain Correspondent Lon
dor Timer
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FRIDAY. MAY IL, 1858.
rN

The private calendar was taken up, and some IN
important bills were acted upon.
A resolution was submitted ON motion of Mr.. Biggs.
that the President be requested, as far % compatible
with the public interest, to communicate to the Seu-
ate any information which may have been received
concerning the recent search or seizure OF American
vessels by foreign armed cruisers in the Gull OF Me1i-
co or adjacent seas; aud alec, what measures, ii any,
have been taken in relation thereto. Adopted unani'
moualy.
Mr.. Rice submitted q resolution, which was adopted,
that a committee be- appointed to investigate the
charges made against him by citizens OF Iowa. re.
speeding the sale OF the Fort Crawford reserve lands.
The Vice President appointed Dir. Fitzpatrick to
fill The vacancy in the auditing COMMITTEES Of the Sc
nate expenses, and MIR. Cllngman in MIR. Evans place
on revolutionary claims, and Gen. Shields on the same
committee during MIR. Bates absence.
The following bills on the private calender, were
passed. A bill permitting the Indian Society ct
Friends to pre- empt three hundred and twenty acres
Of land; bills for the relief OF John Ericsson and
Elizabeth Montgomery.
A protrscted debate rnaued on the private bill for
the relief of Messrs. Vesser 81 Vilamlis, merchants
of New Orleans, whose partner perpelrated frauds on
the customs for over a period OF four years, by means
of inaccurate invoices of importations of sugar from
Havana. They ask TO be relieved from the penalties
incurred. An amendment offered by MIR. lvsrson.
that the act do not take effect till ga. 600, the amount
of duties fraudulently evaded, be paid to the govern
ment, was carried, aud the bill rs amended then
passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House proceeded 10 dispose of the territorial
business reported from the mi OF the whole,
and passed u bill making appropriation for the COM
pletion of q military road from Astoria to Salem, in
Oregon.
Tie House rejected two bills, for the construction
Of roads in New Mexico aud Washington Terrific.
ries.
The private calendar was then taken up. and after
a number Of bills had been acted upon, the House ad.
iOurned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the American Tract Society,
which convened in New York on Wednesday, has
been looked for with an unusual degree OF interest by
the friends OF the association, from the expectation
that an attempt would be made to "abolItIonize' IT,
or, in other words, place il in such a position IN regard
TO the slavery question as would certainly destroy
the usefulness of its labors in the Southern States
An informal meeting Of the friends OF the society wac
held in New York on Tuesday, at which a large
audience was in attendance, and the discussion was
both animated and protracted. A series OF resolutions
were submitted by a committee OF conference, the
principal of which re affirmed the fourth resolution
adopted by the society last year, which declared that.
in the judgment of the society, the pollfical aspects OF
slavery lie entirely without its proper sphere, and
could not be- discussed in its publications, but that
those moral duties which grow out Of The existence Of
slavery, as we'll as the moral evils and vices which it
is known to promote. ought TO be discussed in a fra
ternal and Christian spirit. BY way of amendment
to this, Mr.. Lewis Tappan proposed that the worda
"wheress slavery is a sin against God,' be inserted in
it. This wss advocated by the mover, by the Rev.
DR.. Cheever, and several others, but was rejected by
An immense vote. The following resolution was also
adopted
Resolved, That In view Of the fact that in addition
to other teachings on the subject of slavery. the
society are now circulating a tract touching the duty
of slaves. !, is especially fitting that a tract should
also be publisht On the duties OF masters.
At the regula. annual meeting Of the society on
Wednesday the report of the executive committee
was adopted by a decided maiority, and its action in
regard to publications upon the slavery question fully
sustained. The society, therefore, will continue to
retain its characteristics Of national usefulness. This
result is a subject for earnest congratulation.-Sa Nat.
InteUjpcncer.
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THE ROMAN REMAINS IN FRANCE.

III Sn
The Emperor Napoleon has projected a work which
10 likely to give occupation to all the French savans
who occupy themselves with geographical, historical,
nunismatical, ,r antiquarian researches. 1t has been
determined to prepare a detailed account of the 10
man remains to be found in France from the invasion
of julius Cesar to the overthrow OF the Roman EN-
pire. The Gallo provinces, particularly the South.
ern ones, we're rich in substantial works erected By
the Romans, such as harbors, bridges, aqueducts.
amphitheatres, baths, military roads, fortified camps,
and others of a less substantial nature; and as each
wear obliterstes some remnant Of these monument
Of French history, the Importance OF obtaining an
accurate record Of them will be apparent. The res.
torstion of the topography of Roman Gaul will be-
one of the principal offsets contemplated and when
the physical changes which ~ Centuries have pro
duced are taken into account, we shall obtain an idea
of the scale on which the work is to be conducted
The minister Of public instruction has the superinteud'
encs of this undertaking, which is probably the mos,
important of the kind yet projected. and has address
ed an invitation to all the learned men and societies
to aid 10 it's accomplishment. The readiness with
which they have responded indicates an enthusiasm
for the prosecution of the work, which will render l.
a monument OF enlightened zeal and antiquarian re
saaYoh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
THE QUEEN OF MAY.

THE QUEEN OF MAY.
The sky is bright and blue above,
Aud earth is fair and green,
And every zephyr whispers sweet
Amid the vernsl sheen;
While sunshine round our pathway oienas'
And pleasures light our way
A blessing fingers ON our lips
JOY to the Queen Of May!
.Joy to the lightsome hearts that beat
Unknown to lingering care;
Nav Love their wandering steps attend,
Shall ever be our prayer;
May Hope s,ill linger by their side
From morn till evenings grey,
And memory treasure in her store,
The souvenirs of May!
Sweet May days of our transient life,
So treasured and 30 bright,
The sunshine triumphs DER the shade,
And pleasures greet our sight!
The wear has beau,issin it's arms
Aud sunbeams in it's way,
Bu, none are sweeter than the smiles
OF bright and peerless May!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1858.
sIsNr sU,E

After some preliminary business was transacted,
Mr.. Clay, from the Committee on Commerce, report
ed in favor Of appropriations for improving such
rivers aud hsrbors as were TO be re.
paired by the War Department to prevent their going
TO distinctions; and against all such Improvements
not so recommended.
Mr.. Sewsrd reported q bill for constructing q dou.
BILE track rail road along Pennsylvania syenue in
Washington city.
Also, q joint resolution authorizing the President
to give notice to the government OF hanover OF the
termination of the treaty with that government OF
June, lS46.
Mr.. Hamlin introduced a bill TO deepen me chan
mel Of the Potomac river IN the vicinity OF Washing
ton.
Mr.. Pearce presented a petition from citizens OF
Washington. praying an Of money or
lands to Columbia College OF washington cry
Mr.. klce presented a number OF petitions from the
Legislative Assembly OF minnesota, IN RELATION 10 DO
nations OF land for school, railway ana ofher pur-
poses.
Also, a bill authorizing lhe Jausesol inc la'e terri
tory OF Minnesota 10 discha.ge certain ou'es.
Also, a memorial from c,'Ilens .. Daco'au' asking
the early orgstIzsnon OF .na. tei!.ory'
Inc order OF the COY osans Disa.s. o GpiumDla
nA1I d fhA GnA In1k UD dHl hHEHU n I'LL TanEN =
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DESTRUCTIVE ruRN.Dc

ST. LorIs. May l6.-A violent tornado, o.
day, blew the train on the Chicago and All,
of the track. at Lexington, Illinois. Seven
were seriously injured, and the towns 10 Ii.
have suffered severely. One.half of the b.
Frustrated and three persons were killad.
On Friday another storm occurred be,aes,
ing,on and Springfield. 10 llliuois. Much
was done. A number Of houses at E.khsr
Evansville were demolished, and q family Of
sons killed,
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with the previous year :
SEARCH OF AMERICAN VESSELS
IISH EREIAERS

New ORLEANS, May l4-1he s:esns,
City has arrived with later daies from Hsy,
reports that the search of American y.s.s
Cuff Of Mexico by British cruisers, on IA
III overhauling ~slavers, still continues, .cno
by downright inault and overbesring couds
part Of British officials
AT Ssgus La Grsnde the search Of al =
port is being prosecuted vigorously.
These high banded and unwarrassso!e d.,
have created the greatest eIcitemeti! and IN.
in this city, and the Federal authorities will
TO take the matter in hand at once. Az il, i,
oan vessels leaving for porte in the Cult win
PEELED in future to 90 fully armed, Prepared
themselves at every hazsrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

RESUMPTION IN NORTH CAROLYN
President Of the Bank Of Virginia a, D.,,
Atkinson, has received intelligence from !.
dent of the Bank of the State Of North Cro
that Bank and i's branches will resume ,ss
ments on the first of June next. Its TO BE-
that the other Banks of the State will resr.
Ahn ~ kinna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
FRIIT TREES AND sHRLBB

HNAVlEG on hand n choice variety o.
!.REEs Of my o~n raising and sr''Il.
cicr lily large for tran:plsntinc, | respectful!
attention OF the public 10 them. ~
Ny Nursery is located one .snd.a-hait H't
from the Old Market, where ! will pke PIE"
ing them.
All orders addressed 10, or lef; a. Hy >.
Van Lew, Taylor g. Co., No -, Main size.
Va, or myself. will meet with pronpt a'.eH-'
,1n1a .Gm LEVI:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

GpSERAL CONFERENCE ~ THE VI
CHURCH SoUrH.-SixrH DAY.-M-mcrls.
s-nred by G w Carter, al The Nlrglnis G.
asking notifications in the Presiding E
Portsmouth; by 5. Kelley, from Wrste'r
Conference, submitting IN additional sect
regulation OF the Editorial Corps; by 6.
IRON Virginia Conference. asking tranS'.;
territory from tn North Carolina to the Viz
i-reucc: Also, from Certain members o! 10
vile and Henderson Circuit oil the Norb
Conference, praying for the transfer Of
cult to the Virginia Conference; l. VI. Lee
petitions from Pst'ick Circuit, DsnvIi-
North Carolina Conference. praying for 8
the Virginia Conference, which was refer
10 the committees on boundaries; ID. Is
presented = similar paper from GAINESVILLE
dersOsI Circuit. OF tho same Conference, =
referred unread to the sams committee, Z
presented five counter memorials from I
and Henderson Circuit, Danville District,
rolina Conference, protesting against said t.
of which were referred unread Ia the ssrne Q
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PO a. r. y
For the Enquirer.
LINES TO THE MEMORY OF H. w.

LINES TO THE MEMORY OF H. w.
or pINwiDDIE.
Tho dead and gone for evermore,
A stroIling ghost on Lethe's shore,
INV dseds l s~ing-thy mem'ry dear,
DOH cling to all that l revere.
A.rael's shaft has caused q grief
Which hope nor time can give relief
But grows with ev'ry thought that's sl'e'
To such as thee-that dwell in Hea'en'
With tears anointed, thy form was eothe ,on,,
While soft thy slumbers and cold thy brow q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
REWARD

AUGUSTA, Ga, May "a -Messrs Adam.
express agents, offer u reward of g 500 70
covery of II package containing SlH,UOO in
the P.snt.rs' aud Mechanics' Bank Of Ct
which was stolen between Atlanta, Ga, q,
gomery, Ala.
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u,,ru,rcToN u.yn

WASHINGTON, MAY IA The weekly
of the Treasury Department, shows the
mon-y in the Treasury, subject 70 Of
S3 d.o eco
II appears by q communication trsnsmi
President To the Sruate, that Garz4 prom
spect American interests tor tho fufur" s:
The Mexican Minister assure. tile Unit
that his Government is indignant Al &;
RACES and promises wien the Governm.r
rampico, il will punish his acts. MIR. FL
i. il 80 long since an American ship of VI:
Nrx'can port, the Me1icans almost totGe;
NAVY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
LATER FROM SALT LAKE CT

LEAvENWoRTH, May Is An express iro
Scott, April 10th, reports that the Mormon.
ing Salt Lake City TOR the White River Nor
Gov. Cummings had gone to the city BY inv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY, May Is The convention was in
eeseion last night until II o'clock. Messrs: Hilliard.
Harper, aud Hubbard, of Alabama, and Hunter, of
of the slave trade. Today Mr. Preston of Virginia,
spoke on the same side, and TO night Mr.. Spratt con
cludes bis argument in its favor.
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. May l3.-The Convention was
in session last evening until II o'clock, P. NJ.
Messrs. billiard, Harper and Hubbard of Alabama,
and Mr.. Hunter Of Georgia, spoke against the re.
opening of the slave trade.
spoke against the rs.opening of the trade, and Mr..
Yancey in favor Of it.
Mr.. Spratt speaks tonight in support Of his reso.
luton.
A strong d:suuion sentiment pervades the Conven.
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
LOVE AND sYMpATHY.-A SONNET.

To-, BY SAKE.
You're very elegant, my lofty lady:
And bsvs indeed a most bewitching face,
49, III vauts a little modest grace,
To msSs you beautiful as Byrou's "Haidee"
a d.sosn, bride thers's certainly no harm 10;
a Tbs very beat of US mus. still be human;
But though fine features charm us IN a w1"ap'
Bs.uty with modesty, is twice as charming:
7 Inew a lady, fsirer, colder, purer,
Than any ice on Nova Zembla's side
Who grew 60 ugly with o'-rwsenipg pride,
1, took . regular small pox to cure her! -
Proud, she was spurned; but nature thus ou.~1.eu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

THE CREvASSE AT NEW ORLEa
New ORLEANS, May l5.-The crevass= s
city has beeu abandoned. The dsmag. C.:
three crevasses is counted by millions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
SALT So l. r II a X SP RI

MONROE COUNTY, Va.
fE7HESE Springs, three In number, and die
u ally both in properties and proportions, v
ed, rs usual, Tor the reception OF visitors. on
June. They have been thoroughly Analysed.
fessor Rogers, and afterwards, and NOR e
DR.. David Stewart. Of Baltimore. and - i
proves exhibit a combination Of Sulphur sEd
other mineral properties. unsurpassed br sby
Two Of them contain more sulphur by far ina.
mineral ~Et"Is in Virginia
For further particulars, as TO the character
OF these Springs, the public are referred toa /;
the same, by Dr. Thomas D. Mu,ter. Of PhlI'i'
to Drs. Burke and MOormau's Work., OF I.
Springs OF Virginia.
To v%isiters, remaining a considerable ,g's'
cisliy 10 those who come early and remain Ia'
son, a liberal deduction will be made from n
rates of Springs charges. WIN. ERSKlSE, /"
Anril o4-cMtlihAur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE WATl
WAsHISGToS. Msy 1.-THE COMMITTEES
dietary AK 10 be dismissed from the cons:
Mr. AIexander's petition for the impes:
Judge Watrous of Texas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
NEW METHOD OF EMBALM

A new and somewhat peculiar mode Of
corpses has hsen introduced by some Ere
is,s. They frat stop all the spertures, 20
mouth, nostrils, &c, with modellers' wax,
the corpse in a suitable attitude. and spr-a
skin a layer Of metallic sailor by prefer
yerized nitrate of silver, which is very easl
This salt penetrstes into the pores of the
when q sufficient quantity Of 1t has bsen
the body by means of a brush, the body i.
vessel Of .nlphate Of copper, and a galyani
being .stahiished, the whole surface beccG
manner covered with II deposit Of copper,
duclng a metallic mummy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

RECEIPTS OF BENEVOLENT SOc,,
The May anniversaries were concluded
York last Friday, and the Journal of g.,
gives the following &c the amount Of receio,,
various institutions during the pact year, .,
,y;,h the nreyjous wear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
RECEIPTS OF BENEVOLENT :,

rich dresses, most Of them with faces Of tho :
type, broad in the shoulders, short necksd +.
lpo0ad.
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Destructive FIRE,

FIhEs
New YoRx, May IA The large cotton batting
and mattrass factory, at the Atlantic docks, Brook
lyn, was destroyed by FIRE to day. The loss will pro.
badly be very heavy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
WESTERN HOTEL, FiNtA !,s,

fNNutS Hotel 10 one OF the mos: PIT
houses in the Valley OF VifgtHL'' = soi
for the reception of visitors who my ',,.o /.
,ummer in the mountains Persons s'Ht -
springs, viii ind this delightful 'Gi;s s,r>
The i roprietor has fitted up his 5a'pI5 d,
cas-. OF fincas,le, and parties All hl' al. +;
Evenings walk, or can be iurrishrs II.
c~onveyances to aud from the spfy1 IL, :
feels safe in saying that no house N I'D a
better accommodations than me .,ssey
country of plenty, and surrounded 0!
magnificent character. .;y.e 81
For terms, &c address the un'e ,
Virginia r
Nav l4-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

MARRIED, on the 9th inst. Mt Centenary CT.
Rev. Nel-on Head, Major JAS. II. SPEARS,
field, 10 Miss JANE w. EANES, of Richmoa;
tersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

FLORIDA INDIANS ENGRAVING.
NEW ORLEANS, May lo.-Billy Bowlegs and bis
whole party have arrived here in eafsty, and are now
q~uartered at the Barracks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
MARRIED.

DR.. JOHN G. VOOLFOLK OF Orange CO
candidate for the Legislature, TO ill the s
cssioTed by the resignation IF Mai j II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

Why ia ~petticoat government stronger now than
formerly ! Because il is brass hoped.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

DROGUEs, BROGUEs, Bko"' 90 z;
ID Richmond made Brogues' 'Tl DEvEss.
ding terms, by ns,lsr. 81,
Cont 0I--ctf DEW
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VIRGINIA MILITARY IN-TI1;

TIME BOARD or :islTORs will NEE; O.
to make appointments Of Cadets tor tbs
Applications should be addressed to the undrr
to the day oil meeting Vacancies Tor sTs'
will exist tor the following Senator's! DIsIncI
old Constitution:
Nv. Alpemnrle, Nelson, Amherst;
VII. Shenandoah, Hardy Page, Ware:
XIII. Harrison, Lewis. Wood, &c;
XIV. Frederick, Jefferson. Clarke
XVIII. Patrick, Henry. ~Pittsylvanis:
xxx. Loudoun, Fairfax, Alexandra
XXXt. Brooke, Ohio, Tyler and Ma'.ra.
Those warning TEACHES from The Graz
will apply before lst July.
The usual Graduating Exercises will !asef
July. .
The Society Of Alumni will be addressed :
GARLAND, ESQ, OF L~ynchhirg, on 81 !u!y 80
April 27-wta4June FRANCIS h.. sNLL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

,btEACIIER.-Thr undcTsignrd a gnt'
University Of Virginia, with one !eH''
as u Teacher, desires a situation for ,he CON.
qualified to give instruction in the Latin aia
ruaces, Junior Mathematics. nd.em.s.ry, 81
English branches.
go .Sarass Tea
Cure of J. l.. Msryc, Jr. FREDERICK
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Thackersy is said TO have joined the ed
of the London Tunes.