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LOTTERIES.

CWAN 4 co.'s LOTTERIES.
SAUrHoRIzgD BY Tue STATE OF aEoKaLA'
a7O.00Oti for o1Os
IN. s,,,owius schem swiii be drawn by 9, SWAN
~ Wanaxars OF the sparta Academy Lottery, IN
sacb OF their single Number Lotteries for April,
tsSs Al AUGUSTA, ia, IN public, under the super
intendence Of Commissioners.
GLASS 9.
To be drawn Ia tae city Of Augusta Ca " public on
SATURDAY, APRIL Sd, 1883
GLASS 10,
To b drawn in the city Of Augusta, Ca in pubc on
SATURDAY, APRIL lofH, 1883
GLASS II.
10 b. drawn In the city Of Augusta. Ca In public.
SATURDAY, APRIL i7rH, 1855.
GLASS IL,
10 BE- drawn IN the city ~ Augusta. Ca, In public
SATURDAY, APRIL 2iTH, 1888.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUNBEKA
34S5 PRIEST
Nearby One pt1se 20 Every NM Hckets-
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt
10 BE DRAWN
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THE
i WORLDi-PREPARED BIZ A CHEMIST.
HARTSH0RNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP or
WILD CHERRY
is admitted by the thousands who have used IL 10 DC
the best preparation in use for COUGHS: from cold
or a CONSOMPTfyE COUGH. ASTHMA, BkON-
OHITIS. CATARRH, or any Lung Affection. II IL
also great lenedy for Hoarseness and aliays all In
Examination of the Lungs or Throat
"a. Bottles rs, so cents. and ~.
sd nv PIJR1,ELI LADD co and all Drug
Oists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
N B-If you suffer with pain use HARrsHoRNEs
CURE ALL, the great Pain Annihilator.
ia 26-,ltt
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QITTERS.-Baker's, Hollands Ger
- man, Pollocks, Wheelen's and Richardson's
'herry Wine Bitters, IIartshorn's and Roses Med
icnes for sale by l. r TIL MAS.
ap3 go Broad street.
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NOTICE. The subscriber would re
" spectfuIy inform his friends and the public
generally. that he is prepared to execute all orders
for PAINTING. GLAZING, &c, promptly, and on as
good terms as others, always using the best mate
rails.
To his old friends, he would return his sincere
thanks, tor their patronage, some Of whom have
been from his beginning business eleven years
since, his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence. to merit liberal share of public patron
age. fe 22-ts 5 Y bANDRUM
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CAV MlLL,-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on MayO's Island from
Mr.. John Williams, have made arrangements to get
continuous supply of fine logs Of the best selected
growth and quality. They are prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER to builders and others reasonable
terms They will endeavor to make it the interest o!
builders TO deal with them and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill or at our Shop, on 9Th and
Cary streets shall be promptly attended to.
fe2-ts JOHN 4 GRO GIBSON.
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\ Ii. CHALKLEY, DEALER IN
W LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS, AND

". LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS, AND
IMPORTER OF FRENCH CALF sKINs, 18th st,
between Main and Cary. Richmond, ya.-keeps
constantly on hand assortment of all kinds OF
Leather, Oak and Aemlock sole Leather; Russell
anil Wax Upper leather French, German and
American Calf and Kip Skins; French and German
patent Calf Skins: black and colored Morocco and
KID sklns Roans, all colors; Goat and Sheep bind
ing skins; shoc Thread Boot and Shoe Trees, Lasts,
Root Web, Avis, LASTING Taeks, silk Twist. with q
full assortment Of Findings of every description Of
the best quality. All of which are being sold
at reduced prices for cash Of good paper.
NH 27-dfInAcw3m
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~ OUCED PRICES.-The AgentsiDf the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for GusnO
we now having shipped. and will soon be in re-
ceipt of our Spring supply from Baltimore, If the
stamp "A and in prime order We pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery, at
reduced prices and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 40 tons of Patagonia
Guano, of the cargo received last Fall and Mex
lean Guano, of the best quality, and at the lowest
prices. CRENSIlAW Il Co,
North side of the Basin, Richmond. Va.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER

IL Water of these celebrated mineral springs Is now
kept constantly the market in the hands OF
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists, Richmond, Va.
and A d RUCKER, Lynchburg. We have entirels
glass. Cost per case of I dozen haf-galon bottles
securely and carefully packed Mt the springs. sc BY
RENTING to W. or to A b Sc, the purchaser
may rely on their forwarding, per directions, box
of fresh and genuine Rock bTidge Alum Water.
Pamphlets sent gratis application
NH "a -d5w FRAZIER & RANDOLPH,
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QSO0 REWARD will be paid at the
RcoO Bank of Baltimore for the return Of SIX
notes of said denomination 81 900 each
which were lost between the Bank and Howard
street. X era BBE.
BALTIMORE. March I. 1853 NH 5-ts
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o. FOR RENT OR SALE.-The small
iA:l Soap Factory Fairfield street, near the
Old Distery, 18th street. or further particulars,
apply to EDWARD MCADAM,
2. S.-The subscriber having enlarged his old
Soap and Candle Factory, Franklin street rear OF
st. Charles Hotel, and now manufacturing on lar
ger scale than ever respectfully invite his friends
and the trade generally his large and well assert
I'D stock of Soap and Candles; also for sale eight
hundred bushels best quality leeched ashes to which
he invites the attention OF farmers.
mhI-tf E. Nc A.
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EXECUTORS NUTICE.-All persons
IL indebted to the estate of Moses Branch, decd,
are requested to make immediate payment, as long
er indulgence cannot be granted
M Epw p \, pRpggDLEY, Executors.
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MANNY's PATENT REAPER AND

ct FOR THE DISTRICT OF CO
&& 1UMBIA VIA NORFOLK The good schoon
&c A.SACb5fA," III Rowan, master having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board will nave quick dispatch Fo, balance OF
cargo applyto ID C0LQUITT 20.
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a. HOUSE FOR RENT. - The desi-
HILL rable residence, located on the south of Grace
street end between the streets Of Adam and Fou-
hee (now occupied by Jno. NJ. Sheppard) consists
o six rooms above basement and gas throughout;
Kitchen of ample sizes Carriage House and Stable.
Possession given 10th of Marcn, Apply to
FISHER i WINSTON,
fe its Main street.
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a. FUR KEN IA VUHItoI taUIe 1"U
M story brick tenement on Grace street, near 18th
street Church Hill. 1t has rooms, besides gar
ret rooms and cellar. To a good tenant the terms
will be moderate. Apply to
pIo-lw Opposite Old Market
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EFERRIN0 to the advertisement Of
IL my removal to 18th street, between Main an,
Cary, beg leave to submit to my customers and tn,
public In general the following rate of prices for tn
winter season.
Lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider, bot
tied up IN G n'n Psr dG7 81 Bottles included.
halfdo., 90 cents-bottles extrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

the per ard were received tks COMMITTEE bo Ard
the vessel. Here they remained until the departure Of
the steamer, when they, visiting all cafe journey TO
Richmond, bide them adieu.
There sbout eco persons present 10 witness the
departure Of the jamestown and as she departed the
Persia again fred several salutes and the forts bslow
kept up firing their minute guns until she clear ogt
Of sight
Previous to the departure of Company B, National
Guard from their arnory lafayette place in the morn
irg, gold meds presented to Captain Shaler BY
the Company, a token Of their regard for bis high
character as soldier and officer. TIE medal s
rounded by the American and National Guard flags.
Around the bottom ia wreath in green enamel, the
whole surpounted by detached Maltese cross, 10 the
centre of which is figure 49," On the reverse side
is an appropriate inscription.
"THE GUARD OF HOsOR."-Company Of the
Eighth Re giment, we believe, wes detailed Friday
night to act guard of honor to the mortal remains
Of President Monroe which were lying in state in the
City Hail. It appears from the disordered condition
the courtroom assigned for their use that Company
entertained very liberal views of the duties of a
guard of boror" over a corpse, and kept up regu
lar oldfashior ed Irish wake all night, including big
drunk, maudin speeches, and the usual uproarious
dCCtSSViIee peCuhoi W iiPPciaiy ohd NVunou6ns'
The officers Of the Court, upon coming to the room
this morning, found gallant member of the "guard Of
honor hazardousy poised on a chair, making speech
that might fairly compete with Burtons best in the
character of "To ,dles." The furniture of the room
was soed and broken and the floor strewn with bro
ken bottles and other evidences or less fragrant
Of the debauch.
The room is said to be in such dilspidated condi
ton that will require extensive repairs before it can
be used for its legitimate purposes. We are further in
formed that Of the guard of honor were 30 de-
blitated that they could not take their places in the
ranks this morning.
We have made careful inquiry and are forced to the
disagreeable conclusion that this "gusrd of honor"
instead of performing the duties of such position in
solderiks and credtable manner, made the occasion
one of bscchanalan revel dsgraceful to Themselves
insulting to the memory Of the dead and in harmony
only with the depraved ideas of the Common Council
who put them there
1t is proper TO add that several officers and members
of the Company deny that any misconduct character
lied their proceedings through the night, and state
that the room was not damaged, nor the furniture
broken.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

or tPto' ard Strcp'iitAS Hall and At NooSiss 4
oer<e - Prospective. sTs'ting ths soc. Ss u 'u'
rrsuo ,,aro sTd ia mN Ger toucS
At PerCis, " cur state. came b the srea. ernst
dstUrb.nx electro W'isrsr over tie wires that we're
telling the liew Wori asEs from the Old bv the lsa
steamer st Ner-York. A little bird et usssv sd
bin ed thus from the New York end OF the wires VI
sDgry dame smonx toe foreign arrivals Of 40 OUT
Tsged wife sho h,s CONS half round .ae world and
gone half beside bsrselt ia tho sDguish ard shans OF
quest for fsihess husbs.d, who hsd forgot or no.
hsnsplsn.ed scross Zoe Atisstc the VOWS tha. held
him 10 his home sod vie IN Eerope.
She is N this COUNTRY and fast wheels can sweep
slorg the rail- will fed her way beyond the lakes.
Our great srtst shrirzs from the exposure. HIS
purpose is made up; shs must lie met or the very
threshold Of this field of Ais fans. which mus. not
become tie theaier OF tis ehstne and disgrace. A
sucden call to Europe is the ex:ngu,sher OF tae
hopes of music lovers-the great srtist has hsd.
AT 4 not this sous. Has two associate artists pro-
70 { 70 continue their connection, and hence their
posters ard The srnoupcements bat one OF them, az
least has keen interest IN che resu, OF the inter.
view betseea the pair 10 meet, upbrader and
upbreded in New-Yo City. RImor has it that fte
daughter q. the sOpgstress has an interest 10 the
movements of the artists beth in her own behalf and
in Il at cf ssr hild-snd the great srt'srs.
The electric whisper again, and mother IN Illinois
snd daughter 10 New-York are couferring. The oou-
certs will be given here but sharp eyes watch the
great artist there. The electric whisper iashes sgsin
over Tie wires, and this time eagerly on tue very ds
OF the great Chiosgo concert which i. interrupts and
pospones. The word comes westward thst the ta tn
less hushscd sooa TO be tcme ward borud win hs
injured wife and the ocean will iou between him and
bis young victim and her child.
So the scngstresS soows the atist TO NewYork, aud
villa, keys ef the pisuo would furnish scoompani-
mept 70 the muse OF that meeting. Rumor tells US
nothing of that. II tells as have told how the
grest artist erred and why concert goers dis
appointed snd 80 have As We had no other object
we have done. Chicago Press aud Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

WAY TIE CosCERr GoERs WERE DIsAfYol' -.
scan MAG.-High on the tide Of Summer.sine s sUs.p
that floats through our groups at the s.tsel n;res
and thence finds its way widening, into al Ins r,'Ge' p
ne town, we find Just now what leaves Asasm nS'
% -oely one Of her thousand tongues unenpioyea;
nor sca., " concert goers were disappcItei, ana
A. Tells Why - seats secured at MetIoponA AZ u AZ
rhy the tickets a. ,lsssure or profit why the
brousit no re,urr N 20 the master.touch thst
grand piano did rot resPora. two comments, no.
eret delighted the music lovers on ar away Gh Aat
less here beyond the lake than fun -n en MONIES
other eide OF the Atlantic, whence fro .wspe- -ao1s
these illastrious visitors come 70 swakern u.s. a.
ard glores in the concert world. They prho art.
they have ever brought us, the rich and rare In
Have their gems always the appropriate &c ec,sss o.
morality, elevating AID purifying the Puenc 49, %
forcing and seconding the influences attnouteo ui-
vine music We shall see. Rumor says otnefHse N
Gil instance record with psu. and jet re oeso1 up
and END spsce in our columns 70 her whsPerngs'
And this Is the rumor, Of world-renovned arist on
bis Amer.c.n concert tour of the uninterrupted sue
css.es Of bis march Of triumph, Of Chicago Standing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

PURDYs NATIONAL THEATER.--This hyorte
Thea.r the lead To DA ia presenting attractive entertain
merits There will be two pertormsrces- AFTERNOON and
EyENING. Mr. Chsafrau Master red Stewart aud strong
company appear both afternoon aud night and attractive
pieces will be
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
IAdvertiseneut.
TAdvrrtse'nrut
NIIy pIA,g FOR THE EsIRTH or

NICE FAMILY ILAts FOX THE FOURTH Of
JULyA the psrsdes proceSsious public fireworks &C.
be comfortably witnessed from the foe bsconies Of BAsSUMs
MUsEUN-u the place for quiet respectable families No extra
the grand Aauas with It's thou.and Of ocean 'n
ina and delightful entertainments nearly hour TO DAf IN
the lecture room. 6o to BARsUM's MUSEUM TO-DAY
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IAdYrrtireEantl

SNGRRs New FAMILY SEWING MACnuNH.--No
other sewing Machine fr family esusd this either
respects beauty msrhs the pereeou and ysey of
its work. Cali and examine it. l. NJ SINGER Co..
No. A13 Broadway, New-fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Advertisement
Tho rANToN rpA COMPANY hf

TEAs.--The CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
hand every variety for Grocet aud Tes Dealers aud p
families. souohon 0oons and Young Hy.sn from 2c to
ties equally Also, ~ boxes good FAMILY TE. for 81
Call examine No. Us Chathsnis between Pearl aud
Rooseyelt.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

FREDRICKs'S PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART,
Nos SIS and 5T Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hoto-PHo
ToGRApHs HALLoTYPEs DAGVkREsoItrss aud AsBSorfrss
in style.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
IAdverti@meut-i
BRtDy'S GALLERIES.
IAdyertisemeDt.

AMBsorYPEs and DAGvsRsEorrrss
Nos $50 and 26 Broadway Ne~York snd No. So< fennsy
vania.sv, Washington. d. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

WEKEEP OPEN ON SATURDAY and MONDAY 10
accommodate strangers and crels who wish @-
smiuatoDs az No. 98 BrosdnAy b. s:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

Advertisement
FIRE WORKS, FIRE WORKS, FIRE WORKS.
PuRpYs FrREWoRk DEPOT No 81 Maiden lane will be
on MONDAY July s. II you wish good goods cheap call and
make your purchases.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

sbsert rem BE etop u.ry .-1tss hef--s Re vas
fou,d IL tts ysIj. suspended by Us watch Su4i sad
strong waved END with bis k-.es resry ,oucblag
TIE grcutd He va immei s.ey Gu down but too
lste to save lis lie. TIE deceased w,s about fifty
ytsrs Old, and leaves wife sui seveisl children.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

TRAvEL THRouCH THt HARLSN R,iLnoAn TuN-
sEI.-Our City Fathers having resolved to onpeI the
Harlem sndsSew -Hsveo Railroad Companies to stop
the Of steam for tho propulsion Of TIE train cars IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The nativity table gives sSs natives of the United
States % of ireland, 40 Of Germany, II of England,
Of Scotland and the balance Of various foreign coun-
tines.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The July Tenn Of the Court OF Genersi S'seO1'
commences on Tuesday mex. with the following cA'e''
dar Of csses for disposal:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

ARREsT.-About o'clock yesterday morning., OBJ
GERS Cornell and Tooms of the Earbor Pocs, arrested
man driving an express wagon through the Battery
containing IS kegs of gunpcwder. The Fire Mar
shs took charge of the powder and held the party for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

MILITARY MATTERs.-Col. Vosburgh rendered the
services of the 7st Regiment to Col. Duryes Of the
7th Regimert, National Guard, to receive them their
return from Richmond. The invitation was promptly
accepted by Col. Duryea. The list will, therefore,
tun out, and give their friends Of the 7h grand re-
ception. 1t will be a eight well worth seeing, ard
which will no doubt attract an immense number Of our
ci'izers to witness the ceremonies Of the reception.
Tie 7th viii probably return to this city on Friday or
Saturday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

street was also entered While the !ahly was Gazing,
and $50 in money and considerable jewery stolen
The trunk of Mary Rourke, boarder at No l3l Mui-
berry street. broken open and sl0' worm Oh cotn
ing and is welry, and 30 in gold stolen Inc ponce
were notified of the robbees but thus far no arrests
! have been made.
Charles Martin was struck over the head with
supg shot during row that occurred among number
of Young rowdes in a low groggery u Mott street, on
Friday evening last His skull was fractured Hewas
taken to the hospital.
Thomas Rooney was arrested on Friday by Otioer
HYATT of the Ninth Precinct, charge Of grsud lar
ceny, preferred by Mra Mary Elston OF No. Downing
street About >, clock on Friday afternoon Mrs FL
son had occasion 10 20 into her back parlor and there
saw Rooney who had effected an entrance by the rear
window She attempted to detain him, but was un-
succes.ful, and be made bis escape She gave the
alarm. and Officer Hyatt, seeing him running, gave
chase, and succeeded in capturing him. IPon oerg
.esrcbed iewelry and trinkets to the amount OF s'
srs found in his possession which were dentihed a.
belonging 10 Mrs. Elston; also, skeleton key ana M
Az. tr;fe He yss held 10 bail in the sum OF *lVV
by Justice Qusckenbush.
RIM DoryGs IL STAMFORD, CosN.-A re" even.
nss ago a married woman, native oil the Enefa'0
Tale wife Of q Mr.. Baker of Stanford, Conn, ws'
found in an nsersibe condition, with sundry msrks
and bruises upon her person, and from the supposed
effects of which she shortly afterward expired, which
gave rise to suspicons tn It she had been murdered
An investigation into the cause Of her death was in
rediste.y instituted by the Coroner when it ws
-. in evidence by persons best acquainted with th'
ST." , ..hs. she had been in the habit OF drinking
us'e@s I.,- =, hisky ard other kinds OF hre-ws's'
very n.e: =, Nunds found upon her per
anc 'na' 70; 49, -. -. ,, falls while reelne
about in stat. Of beastly intorcs.:on. oaAef'
husband Of the diseased, stated that On returrirs
home on the evening in question he found her lying
on the floor intoxicated. when he dragged her into
rccm, locked the door, and went on. for few hours,
and or returning he found his wife with her face down.
ward saprg fer brssth and that she died soon siser-
ward. The Jury rendered verdict to the effect thai
the deceased came TO her death from excessive into1'-
cation and suffocatioo.
About O'Clock on Friday morning German shoe
maker, al.o 8 resident Of Stamford, hung himself,
while sborng under depressed state OF mind caused
parity BY pecuniAry embarrassmen.s but Principally
by mbibrg too freely Of lager having been on reg
u.r srres the previous svsnirs lie had cos beea
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-18
Passengers by the Owe Rand Route.

ST. LOUIS, Dee. l3.
The passengers by the overland mail state
that SO great was the rush for seats that the
applicants adopted the course of deciding by
lot wlo should take passage. There were up
wards of 100 applications made for the trip
and as high as 500 premium offered for
seats
The Gila mines are yielding largely, and
emigrants are iioching in from all quarters.
The excitement along the route is intense.
No hostile Indians were seen. The pre-
vious rulnors Of depreiaiions are.
Mr.. Pardce. expressman, having charge OF
the Presidents Message, was met four mice
this Eide Of Fayetteville, Kansas, about
twelve hours ahead of the ordinary time
which it takes to run this distance. This il
the worst part of the whole route. He would
abandon coach at Fayetteville, and proceed
by daylight on horseback, until physically ex-
hausted, when some employee Of the compa-
ny viii take the document and push forward
with all possible speed.
Coy Medary. and Col. Butterfield with his
family have arrived. The former en- route for
Kansas, to assume the Governorship Of that
territory, the latter proceeds to Fl. Smith with
the design of putting the Memphis branch Of
the Overland Wall route in effective operation,
also to inspect portions Of the main line with
a view to facilitate and regulate the transmits
sion Of mails and passengers. II is re-
portad that he cOntempiates changing the
present service to the tri-weekly.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-18
OBITUARY.

HkNRr s. SrAaBUcK, u few dsys ago Was in the
nc,iye discharge of duty. His body now lies in
the cold grave snd his soul is with the Father Of
Spirits To the mass of this busy community he
was unknown, for his pursuit WAS that which had
never attracted the attention and respect it de-
served He was the senior teacher of the Adams
City School, and did the work
"Deputed by the parent still unchsered
by that rich flial love, whose magic works
All burdens light"
BY his earnest and faithful attention TO the school,
be had gained the respect Of the Board Of Educa-
ton by whom he was employed. Although firm
in maintaining his authority he
''Strove to blend the glow
OF glsdpess with bis discipline, aud urge
Duty by love--remembering how the blood new.
Coursed through his own quick veins when lite was
Nor made The isthmus tween the boy and msu
4 bridge OF sighs."
His department was moral and upright, and his
regular presence in the Bible class Of the churches
on the Sabbath lends TO the hope that he may
have been sincere and humble pupil of the Great
Master.
1t may be an alieviation to the grief OF his dis
tant parents to know, that a little while before he
ceased TO breathe he expressed his interest in them,
and longed 10 be in a position that would enable
him TO make more smooth the pathway of their de-
clining years. T. u. n