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FOR Boston The steamship Wm. Jenkins, W. A. Hal
lett, Commander sailed Saturday afternoon at 3o'clocl
Tor BoSton, with the following passengers Mr.. Gabre
H. Ciark wife and daughter; S s Stone, Gilmor House
MIS- wins Rhoads Mr. T. J. Cochran, wife and son: Mr.
Sohn MedlnSer wife and son; Miss Carrie Snyder: Mr.
Moan Walker Mr. Ephlam Larrabee; iIr. +. f. Catard
SF. 0ohh r. Paca Mr.. John Ross; Mr. Jacobs; Mr. Arm
strong; Mr.. De Beet; Mr. A. A. Smith: Mr. W Anderson:
Mr John Parks; Mr.. S. W. Proctor all of Baltimore
MeSsrS' ) A Towers and lady Miss Mary D. Peabody Mr.
nale, MGI ariand; Mr.. VIM. Thomson; Mr.. W. A. Brad
icy; Mr. Richard S. Cone; Mr. J. T. Cone, Washington:
S:S lr nhomas brown Mr. NJ NJ. Smith, Georgetown; Mr
samuel Small and two Misses Small York, Pa
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Provsions.-The demand for
Bacon still continues very limited outstanding tbe
serious decline in prices and the dealers only buy very
sparngly Cheese in better demand and for good condi
toned parcels dvance has been paid ordinary still
very dull Beef remains without change-very little do
ing Pork in fair demand Shoulders dull and press
ed for sale from the quay. BaconLong middles rib in
4G46s; short middles do 45G47s.; C. cut do 42G45s
per cwt. Cheese-Fne 4Sd 52s ordinary to fair 2Od4Os
per cwt Beef-Prme new, 90d11Os per tierce; In
Shoulders 303s Cd per ierce Lard in good fair demand
and fine is Is dearer Tallow dull and lower without
much doing; prices nomnaly 49G50s. BreadstuIs-
There has been much better demand this week. and
prices have advanced. AT market this day we had
good attendance and Wheat Id per bushel dearer
Flour Cd. per bb and Indian Corn inquired for at 3D.
cd per quarter advance for all sorts. Wheat-Whte,
Canadian, 6s 6d7s Id; do southern 6s Sd ais Cd
western, IS Sdd6s 10d do. southern 6s Sd 4d per 20
lbs. Flour-Western Canal 21s. 122s cd. Philadelphia,
&c, 22s (23s. Ohio 23G25s; St Louis 2426s per l96
lbs. Indian Corn-Yelow 34s Sd d34s Cd: mixed 34s;
white 32s. GJ33s. Cd. per $50 lbs.
IAN MrIJp & 10
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NOTICE.-Whereas. on or about the 2Sth

NJ NOTlCE.-Whereas, on or about the 2Sth
v of October, 1856, land warrant No 10 S43 for
I6O acres was issued by the Pension Office in my name in
virtue OF the provisions OF the Act of Congress- passed
March, 1880 and transmitted the day October
1870, 10 GEORGE H. HICKMAN Of the city Of Baltimore
Agent and whereas frequent application has been made
from time to time to said Hickman for the same and his
reply has been that the has to hand there
fore, have filed in the General Land Office a cayeat
against the patenting of any location which has been or
may be- made with said warrant and shall make appca
tion to the Pension Office for duplicate of the same
her
AQUILLA F. 4 FREDEBICH
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AQUILLA F. 4 FREDEBICH
jy51aw6w. mark
jy51 1aw6w,


~ OIICE.-N hereas on or about the 18th
day of May, 1856 Land Warrant No "a 1896 for 100
acres was issued by the Pension office my in vir
tue of the provision Of the Act of Congress- passed in
March, 1850 and transmitted the 18th day of MAY
1886 to GEORGE H. HICKMAN of the city of Baltimore
Agent and whereasfrequent application has been made
from time to time to said Hickman for the same and his
reply has been that the has not come to hand
Therefore have ged in the General Land Office caveat
against patentng of any location which has been may
be made with the said warrant and shall make application
to the Pension office for duplicate OF the same
her
MARY 4 PRICE.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Il FOR BALTIMORE CITY.--Notce is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the estate of WILLIAM
PETERS an insovent debtor to file the same properIy
authenticated with the Clerk of said Court on or before
the 10th day of September next.
J. C. NICHOLSON,
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS,
jy2O1awSw Trustees.
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. Oh st Hs1fIII Ut'tf OIIhCtI
PHILADELPHIA July 24.-Geo W Cass has resigned the
Presidency of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad and j. Edgar Thompson has been elected to NIL
he vacancy.
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fatal RAILROAD AcCmENT.-An accident which re
suited IN the death Of Mr. John Warrington occurred near
9HkeSNie, about one O'Clock Saturday morning The
deceased mad in charge burden train which stopped at
eat P9iht 10 take IN supply of water As the train
started ne attempted to get on, and in doing So by some
mshap fell upon the track the cars assed over his ri
ieg producing hemorrhase, which occasoned his death
III ABOUT an hour afterwards The remains of the deceased
his family No. Iii North High street "
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Plantations Abandoned.
Resipnation of a Railroad Officer

MEMPHIS, July 23.-The planters living upon the plan
tations Tallahatchie county this State have
PEELED to abandon them in consequence of the
flows
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Stock of Rio Coffee July IL 1855 .... 70 392 bags
Received since, per Brig One
16,O92
Taken for consumption Observation-Disclosures. 992
Stock of Rio this day 15,lOO @
other descriptions 1000 s.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 100 "
REMARKS.
The market has been very quiet, without
tions of importance The total sales of Rio for the past
week do not exceed 900 bags at 1O& to 1lc and 700
ed to the better grades of Rio which in limited
supply.
WHITE & ELDER
Baltimore, July "a Coffee Brokers
FL0UR.-There was some inquiry today, but the mar
ket by active The sales include 500 bbl.
City Mills Super, sold yesterday at $475 500 bbls do
to-day S., 700 bbs Ohio Extra at S475, and 100 do
at S. We heard of sales of Ohio Howard Street Su
per; holders asking S4S7ha4,5O Baltimore Ground
Family is still selling at 7d1 80 and Extra at s6G650
Rye Flour quiet So so and Corn Meal at So
inally, for Country, and $4 for City.
GRAIN.-The offerings continue very light. There
$500 bush white and 900 bush red Change
day White very active, and nearly all sold at 10O@
103c very common for fair good
l259l35es for prime and choice red sold at 116 for
prime. White Corn inactive, with offerings of 500
bush, only partof which sold at S39S6 fair
prime yellow very active with offerings of only
1OO bush, all which sold at 90d92 cts for good to prime
Rye is in request with rather light receipts OF bush
at market portion only sold II for Pennsyl
vania; we quote Maryland at 2cs Oats continue dull,
win very good receipts OF 300 bush offered, 500
Of new Maryland "a cts.
MOLASSES.-The very limited stock retards opera
hons The market is firm at 27d2S cts for Cuba clayed
3OG33 cts for do. Muscovado, 3034 cts for English
Island, 30G35 cts for Porto Rico and 40 cts for New
Orleans.
PROvISIoNS.-Tr Transactions today have been con
fined entirely to the jobbng trade, through which
sales of 65 hhds. Shoulders and Sides 4 and s
cts Bulk Meat is quiet but firm at for Shoulders
and sS4 cts for Sides and Hams Pork quiet to-day
at Sl7 for Mess $3.50 for Prime and Sl2 80 Rump
Beef is also quiet SIG for Baltimore packed ss and
s13 for No l. Lard quiet at IL cts for Western
10(dl0A cts for city.
RICE.-The market is unchanged and still quote
fair to prime at 32sld34 cts.
SALT-Saes are making to a fair extent at so cts for
Ground Alum and 125 for Marshas afoa Ashton's
from store at 1i0 cts and Turks Island 023 per
bushel.
SUGAR.-We note a continued buoyant and active
ket with sales to day of 100 hhds Cuba hhds
do. at S750(G775, and IS hhds New Orleans s..
The market closes firm s675d7 refining grades
Of Cuba E. Island and Porto Rico 81 5OG75 fair to
good do; ssGs so for good to prime and $s75d9 for
choice. The stock is about 900 hhds
WHlSKEY.-The market continues improve and
note sales to-day of 100 bbl at q cts cash. and
so bbls City at 26 cts the market closing firm at these
figures, with light stock
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WILLIAM II. COLGATE.
nm COIIRT OF COMNlON pLEAS OE,

TN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
4 BALTIMORE CITY.-Ordered on this 10th dayD
July 1858 that the sales made and reported by Jacob
Nicholson and Luther NJ Reynolds trustees of William
Peters, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown before the 9th day of August
next provided copy of this order be inserted in
newspaper printed in said city in each week before
the day last aforesaid
r. " MARTIN
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'oNFIScATIoN-Thc Cetk of the Centre market on Sa-
turday morning seized fifty Jumps of butter purporn
to Weigh one half pound each. They were sold according
to law for the benefit of the CITY
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

ST. BARTHoLoMEw-Sctr Lucy Tirginia
426 doz. pines 351 bun. bananas IS pkgs sundries-
Jas Bond and Bro.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Sedmer WeSternp0rt
81 pkgs. liquors-L Thomson & Co; 90 casks porter
J. F. Jameson Co.; 600 pkgs. mdse, sundry persons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
BREMEN-566 hhds tobacco; 100 tcs and 80 bbls lard
IA tons bark 664 bbls rosn, 100 kegs butter.
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VOL. T---NO. 1872.

smoked at 9d9A cts Cut meats and better
sales of 200 hhds 6d6Sc for Shoulders, and ShdSAc
for Hams Lard is rather settled and in Moderate
demand sales of 240 bbs and tcs. at 11dl1&c for ord
nary prime and small lots at II 4c Butter is in linn
tied demand 1O Ice for Ohio and 12 lSc for State
Cheese is active at 7,dSc.
RICE is quiet but steady 3d3S for common prime
with sales of so tcs.
SUGARs-Raw continues in active demand and the
market is very strong there is less activity however at
the cose-he sales yesterday afternoon and this morning
s4c and 26S0 boxes Havana at ~ d9%c, thus establish
ing advance of BG4c; the transactions have been
fined to spectators and refiners.
WHIsKEYThe market is lower-sales of 500 barrels at
"a cents.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO, July 23-Flour quiet; Wheat firm and &c
better; Corn active; Oats buoyant, and &c better
CINCINNATI July 23.-Flour firm. Whiskey FIRM
Mess Pork is in good demand at SIG. Bacon dull.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2}-rhe Cotton market is firm
sales of 500 bales day at u cts for middng Sales of
the week 5000 bales receipts do $500 do receipts ahead
of last year at this port 500 bales receipts all South
ports s 600 bales stock in port 500 bales Sugar
is quiet cts Molasses so Flour firm at 81 25-
Wheat-none in the market Corn is quoted at SIS cts
Pork buoyant and advanced 25 cts sales s1O25 Ba-
firm Shoulders held at cents but 6A is offered
rib sides S& cts. Codee-sales of the week 27OO bags
stock in port % 900 bags against 1O2 COO year
Receipts during the week 1880 bags. Prime is quoted
at III cts. Freights on Cotton to Liverpool I'D
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TOHN SHANAMAN

Holm ST1ANAMAN
ID HAS REMOVED PROM Snow HILL,
And commenced the Manufacture of
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TIN & SHEET IRON WARE,
No. Is s. CALVERT STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Where every article connected with his business may be
found and which will be disposed of at the lowest prices
Special attention paid to
ROOFING AND SPOUTlNG.
E5All orders from the Eastern Shore ana elsewhere
will receive prompt attention. mroly
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Thu Times of Friday says: Illinois Central and New
ork and Erie rmer and quotes following sales IL
nois per cent, 1875 79 ditto shares, "A dis
New York and Erie U.s. 65 Pennsylvania Central bonds
st mortgage, SIX
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11rEppnn1 nnrroN ,I,nErr 1.1..,n ~. s....

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July 1O-0n Satur-
day and Monday the market influenced by the unfavor-
able accounts from America very buOyant and with
good demand and holders indifferent sellers; advance
of 116dAd d. per h. in the most current qualities of
American established Since then the demand has
been upon limited scale and holders have offered
freely, that buyers have the feeling of the
market in their favor and with good selection are again
enabled to purchase the current qualities of American at
the of Friday last-the market closing quiet hereat
The sales to-day 6000 bales 1000 speculation and
for exnort The total sales this week are 59 61O bales or
which spectators have taken $500 American, and $50
Surat exporters 230 American $50 Pernam $50 Bahia,
500 Egyptian and 354O Suratthus leaving 46 2O bales
of all kinds to the trade The authorized quotations are
73d
LONDON MARKETs.-Messrs. Barring Brothers 4 Co..
report the Corn market firm and Wheat Is higher the
week-white American 45s.GI4ss; red 43s. a45s Flour
Ga2os & sugar quiet at t1 prices Coffee dull but
Congou, 10dd104d. Rice very quiet, and rather lower
in price Lnseed Cakes of easy sale New York in barrel
So Us Cd; Boston, in bags 60 lbs Linseed Oil in
newed demand at 33s Cd, on the spot Sperm, fS40
fS4 los Iron very quiet, at f6Gf6 5s for bars and
rails Taow had declined to 49s the spot, for P Y. c.
Spirits of Turpentine selling at As ads Cd Small sales
of South Sea Whaebone at f32o@ 1922
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, July Io-Sugar mar
ket steady Coffee frm Plantation Ceyon selling full
prices Native Ceyon taken in at AS to AS. Cd. Mocha
taken in at 6s casks long berry sold 9ls Tea mar
kct is dull common Congou 10d. to l04d. Rice-4 200
bags Bengal part low to middng white sold Is to S.
being rather lower good white taken in at 2s 3D. $500
bags Madras part sold at Is. Cd for fair husks Sape
tire market rather quiet less money taken Tallow
ket quiet at 49s 3D. spot 49s Sd last three months
HANRE MARKET, week ending July 9th, inclusive
Cotton firm and rather higher Sales of the week 500
bales closing at 05 for New Orleans tres ordinaire The
from the manufacturing districts shows considerable
mprov vement Breadstufs had further declined Ashes
firm. Coffee firm but quiet. Oils in limited demand Su
quiet but well supported Tallow and Lard inactive
Whaebone firm.
AMERICAN SECURITIES IN LONDON
Messrs d. Bell Son Co report follows under date
of July TO-
The market American securities still continues with
out activity, and nothing has occurred during past
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SATURDAY, July "a.
COFFEE.-We are not advised of any transactions to-
day. For the general condition of the market, refer
to the following weekly report of Mcssrs. White and E
der:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
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Total 500, 200, 900
We thus have two hundred millions as the gold
crop of 1857 and the actual amount is likely to be
rather than the estimated aggregate. At
this rate two thousand millions of gold will be
thrown into the monetary circulation of the world
during the next ten wears.
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UAyRE MARKET veeL erdi,,, r,,,, c,, i,o,,o;,.o
AMERICAN SECURITIES IN LONDON.


The market for American securities still continues with
out activity and nothing has occurred during the past
week of sufficient claim narcnlar
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AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,O York
Through VIM. FISHER 4 Son Stock and Bill Brokers,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


There Second Board held at New York on Satur
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THE TURF OF MARYIAND

By the Governor,
JOHN HARTINETF, Secretary.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-20

The PIESs--WHAT Is IT?-Thc realufof the
Press is enchanted ground. Sometimes the
editor has the happiness of knowing that he
has defended the right, exposed the wrong,
protected the weak; that he has given utter
ance to sentiment that is not lo>i-a senti-
ment that has chcered somebody's solitary
hour, made somebody happier. kindlcd smile
upon sad face, or u hore in heavy heart
lie may meet with that sentiment months,
years after, it may have lost all traces Of its
paternity, but he lecls an affection FIR il. II"
welcomes it as long absent Child lie reads
II Us for the first time and wonders il, indct d,
he wrote it, for he has changed since then. =
Perhaps hc could no; give utterance IL th .
sentiment now; perhaps he would not il h !.
could. 1t Sctlis like the voic, Of lis former
self calling to the present, aud there is somc-
thing mournfh in its tone. lie begins to
think, orcIncnber-rcmembr when he wrote
it, and why; who were his readers then. aud
whittier they have gone; what he was them
and how much he has changed. SO he muses.
till he finds himself wondering if that thought
Of his, will continue to float on after he is
dead, and whether lac is really looking upon
something that will survive him. And then
comes the sweet consciousness that there is
nothing in the sentiment he could wish had
been unwrit.n; that it is the better part of
him, shred from the garment Of the imninr-
tally he sha leave behind him. when he joins
the innumc'ablc caravan, and takr> hi,
pace IN the silent halls OF death. - C.iisogv
JpVfaUI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-20
Constable's Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution, issued out Of Justice James
BurT, Court, Of Georgetown township, county oi III
Dorado and State Of California to directed In favor
Of J. Glassman Co., and against &. SCHNEIDER have
seized and shall expose for sale at Public auction at 10
o'clock w., the ruth day OF march, A. 1900 AZ inc
door OF the Justices Office In the village Of Georgetown
GEORGETOWN Township County and State Aforesaid the FOL
lowing described property to wit All the right, title ana
interest Of the above named defendant In and to cer'in
village lot situated Dorado street In the village OF
Georgetown, and bounded follows On the west by q
premises on the hy lot owned by r Silva together
with the house. fencing and everything belonging thereto
also all the right title and Interest Of the above named
Defendant In and to certain Tunnel situated Buffalo
Hill about one mile west Of Georgetown, and known Is
the Fremont Tunnel and Tunnel Claims and Claims known
~ the Buffalo claims.
Dated Georgetown the eth day Of Fchy. A. D., 1883.
rtsl C. CROCKETT, COnttabIc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-20

CHOOSING WIFE.-Never marry n w0mai
merely because she has har dsomc face or Il
well-turncd figure; for we soon become insrn
Siblc to angelic forms and faces Ifhcr coun
tcnance has life and intelligencc-ifh her figure
IL pasSablc-if her walk and carriage arc mod
est and lady-likc-and it the whole appear
ance Indicate that she has mind heart, and
soul, why she is worth all the Simpcling, mis-.
cling, flirting, affected misses that ever brought
good looks as their only marriage dover. il
the fair one YOU are addressing is rich in ho;>-
CO, lots, farms, bank stock, or railway shares,
her worldly gear should not prove an instr
mountable ohivction but if She Is poor like
yourself so much the better. IhcrciS nothing
like Young couple, about the age Of twenty,
starting in life with fond hearts, clear heads,
easy conscicnccs, and empty pockets luu
have something 10 i've for, 70 hope Tor. &
work for, to love for! Your carly struggles
nth the crosses Of this cross world will Only
bind you the closer to your young, ardent and
loving wife; and then those long, cold, cosy
winter cvcnings-how delightful to sit ~
your humble hearth, after the tolls of the day
are over. coniuring up bright visions of the
future, occasionally looking down to catch n
look fFom a pair Of dark, loving, sympathizinS
eyes, that fairly dissolve your heart in onc
sweet, gushing, trembling stream of tender
ness, affection, pure devotion, and bright joy
Gus and undyinS love! Never marry "a girl
without having some faint idea Of her temper
and disposition. 1t is possible you have b. cn
visiting her nightly for twelvcmonth; but
still you do not know her. Remember, every
time you pay hera visit, you put on, not on!!y
your best clothes, but your best looks, and
you slay take our word for it, that on all such
occasions she is in tho same predi;ancnt.-
~ y. Ledger
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I Would III Could.


wen uFse my sage mother began In advise,
Dearest Nancy (Sad She) to be virtuous and good
40 ~eaeherous man shut your ears and YOUR ewes
promised for certain would il I could.
fair, - ''''
While s'ghinR and latt'rng, on tip.toc they stood
They begged I'D believe them, their VOWS we're stu.
sCsls;
told them I certainly would if l could.
And when my dear Jockey appeared on the ,l.in.
kaeh elderly maiden-each ill-natured pr,idc.
All bid me beware Of the blooming Young swan;
said with sigh, would if ] could
AsSPpFOachCd with delight, and calrd me sweet
maid,
Then whispered with all the respect that he should:
IL offered my hand you'd refuse I'm afraid
l, laughing, replcd-l would if could.
Those smiles are proptous the shepherd then cried
Thy meaning. tho humble he soon understood
Wen meet in the morn, and I'll make you NV bride;
promised, with bushes l would ii could.
We met this blest morning and hastcned away,
For MY shepherd is honest, and faithful and good:
And |, simple |, said Id love and obey;
Bot certainly meant that would il could
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-20

yTHR PARsox's RErRIBuT1oN.-1he capitula-
ton Of Charleston was serious blow t. the
American cause; but the British commander
too rapidly calculated that it implied the full
suhjugation of the South. An ordinary enc
my might have been dishcartencd, but every
volunteer in the American army was an cx-
traorViinary man, and stood to his colorS with
extraordinary tenacity. Among the braveSt
was Caldwell, the Presbyterian minister, who
was wont in former years to discourse with Il
pair Of pistols on his pulpit cushion, whom
the Tories styled "black coated rebel fire
brand" and the patriots rousng gospel
preacher" His wife was murdered during
the sack Of a village by the British, when
KnyphAusen was maurading the Jerseys. At
the fight Of Springfield, Caldwell dealt retiibu
ten upon his foes.
None showed more ardor in the fight than
Caldwell the chaplain. The image fhiS muir
dercd wife was before his eyes. Finding the
men in want Of wadding, he gallopCd to the
Presbyterian church and brought thence Il
quantityof Watts psalm and hymn books,
which he distributed for the purpose among
rtfVA soldicrS
Now" cried he, put Watts into them
boysw