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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
STOP THE MURDERER. $ \ |. Q % Kew ard

' WILL give Eight hundred dollars re | ward for the apprehension and delivery of Peter F. Pitchlynn, dr., to tie civil authorities or Scvier county, Arkansas.
 The said PlTCHLYNN murdered my husband in cold blood on the lnth of July, ls6l. He is native of the Choctaw Nation, very fair skin, ,ther large blue or grey eyes, dark hair GU, close and uneven. though genera y he wears it long, iond of drinking, talks and laughs loud.
 He is about feet, 10 or l inches high, weighs about 135 or l4A lbs, rather spare made. He had a negro of his father with him when he letf, boih were armed with double bareled shot guns. It is supposed he will make his W y we,twarl, probably to the " Leased District" west the Ch cka>aw Nation as he has relatives living in that section of country.
 The Governor of the State of Arkansas has issued his proclamation offering S2n0 reward on the Iart of the State making Sl ,h0n aitol ether.
 MRS. F. C. II ARRlS,
 Uhima Thule, Seoi,r Co, Ara. Oct 27, 1867. u
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
tecob Rei.gter S' Bro,

ssGco5 Ke'Yter q fro,
 @ !I|' l. INFORM the ladies and gentlemen of < Lrte Rock, anl the pub lie geueraiy, Int thes offer lir sale the most superior lotni fine SHOES AND BOOTS, e'er cSh bi;od in this city. We can furnish our crsfNp,rS with every article in ourline ot bus nes. i.seie, may choose ir' m the most delicate Satin Slipper 70 the m' st e.egant
 High Eeeled Bootee.
 Grnt'emen will find. by examining our stock, tHat weate as vel prepared to " fit" them, as they ,!e-ir,; from tie lightest Dall-rccm Pump to 5he fiest
 French Calfskin Boot! Ever, asticie we sell, k .. W AkKANTED;" being of our own Manufacture, and assisted "
 NONE BUT TIRE VERY BEST OF woRKMEN. We have also Il iuii and uisul pissed stock of material on hal d. and are read, to fill all oilers will tue gr,..est dispatch. si
 Price and Work wl be alike acceptable to purchases.
 Our establishment is on Main Street, opposite the Theatre Builiing, adjoining C. J. kREss' Store. JACOB REIGLER BRO. August llth, le6a.-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
Wagon Making and lack-smithin.

S EM BRENNAN Has ait- T I established himself on the N1G N-f RlN FIR BANK. at the foot of Louisiana street, where he is prepared to make and repair Wagons, and other Vehicles on short nutice and in a substantial and neat manner
 He will also do all kinds of
 BL A CKSMl HING. m tbe best and most approved manner. Give him call sept. l5, '60-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
lublic Speakers and Singers.

 Few are aware of the inn ortance Of checking Cough 0. Common Co d' in Inst D age; that which h the beginning would yield to mi leaie dy ii eglected, seen attacks the Lung = " Brorns Branchiat Trec ts," cont, inn, t mil cent iler dents, alay Pulmonary and Bsoi.ch al lrrtlt
 "That trornb' in my Throat, (for Nh' cit "en he " irocaes are spec tc) having made ne often mere wi.ispercr.' 7,oeacs N. P WILLIS. "Irecommend their use to PUBLIC SPEAK Brown GRs." REV. E. Il. CAAPiN. " Have proved extleme service be or Ir0caes IoARsENFss "
 REV HENRY WARD DEECHER. Blown "A most iiistNlt1eliet n he distressing abor of brea hing pe>ul ar 10 ASTHMA. 7roeaes REV. X. C. EGGLhsToN. .'Contan 10 Op.um or Il thing ini ur- Brown us." Dh. 4. X. HAYES,
 Chemist Bosfoa Iroess ' A simple and pleasant combination for otGHs," etc.
 Brown, DR. G. F. BlGELow. Troes es "Beneicia in BRONCHITIS
 DR. J. r. w. LANE, rrowa' B9ston. "I have proved them excellent for T ofh WHo DYING CouoH"
 REV. II. w. WARREN, Ir WI Boston. . :" % Beneficial VI en ,ceompe led to speak Toch@' Sufer ng from CoLD."
 REV. 5. j. F. ANDERSON, Browns St Jonis "ErrEcTuAL in removing 1T larstnes. IToches and Irritation Of the Thr0At, so common with SPEAKERS aI.d SINGERS. Bro wn's Prof. M. STAG ( JOHNSON,
 Laffranr, Ga. focass Teacher of Mus southern
 Femoe College. Bsow..'e "Great benefit when taken before and iiter preaching, as they prevent Hoarse Iroc'e ,ess. From their rast effect, think they viii be of permanent advantage to me-" Browns REV. E. ROWlEY, A. Nj,
 President Athens Coiie c. Tenn. Iroches J Sold by all Druggists at nv ENTY-
 FIVE CENTS A BOX. uru Dao 1lcn e,,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.

2uCLean g NClCanlC O1l li1nlmeut.
 THE BEST LiAiaEST IN
 The ONLY safe and certain for Cancers Piles Tumors ,weags and troncheie GoIire. Psfaysis Neuralgia, Nessness oI the Mn,ces Chronic Inhammaory Rhea. nAiis" Stiffness of the JSnts tonsce Muscles Liza. nens Eafaehs or ToothFche, Bruises. Sptans Wounds. -esh nts, Ucers Fever Sores. Caked Breasts sore Np. sies, bnns, Scsds, Sore Throat inflammation or rs'n' no dee~es how how long the s,nremedy. "
 houssnds of human beings have been saved If. of de. Her""e and misery by he of this invaluable
 McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Ill relieve pan almost and i, es aoa hsa the fouiesi incredibly ,hcrl time
 For Horses and other Animals.
 Mclean celebrated Liamsni is the only safe aud ,r, 2e remedy For the cute of spssin Rin Rons WnJgxli spints nastntSl lumas Nodes of filings |, ili ps seF fa 10 cure Big head P.es, Fistuis Old Rpn,,,s ssfes or s~esns, f properly sppied For snTa,n Rnis sefais hes rsckea eeis, 1hses, Saddle o,iaT Cxls Cots, Sores or Weahds, il Is aain,sliihe semed, AsaiFeeied, shd cure is eerai, every instance Then trhe no longer with inc ay wosthle., n;,.n ,hesedto soa. Obtain asuPpy oi Dr. MeIesn, Lnimsnt. lt wili cure yon. "
 J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
 Conner of Thisd and Pius sts. si . lou,. No 6. ], MeiI.MoSxs fns Btsst Att. 'N -''' Fse - v
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26

R. ". STEVENSON. A. MART N.
 Sl EVE ASON X MARTIN, os.Z MI Es AL &EHgFrss, For aul Da-iness C uuected wib lhnd.-wli pay
 Taxes, Buy. Sel Survey Ii.,l n .e Pint. oi
 any Lend. ii this State.
 CDice, Ola NJ Bank, HQr,Aam Sbeci,
 LITTLE hOGk, ARK
 RgrhaGNcfs-tloG r.. II. tu.lsh, Hon. A. II. Gar and, Il Il. Us. F. Fagtr, iIou. G. C. Watkins, Sun. j j. Cleiuebl, NloI.Johr Quidl' y, Hon, W. R. Nil CT, C. x Peay, esl Nm. B Ei'set, es4.
 Sept 22, lo50, tt
 AESaY HAYES. n. Il. RlaNoIDs, IAXEiS x REYNOLDS, AttoueSs RI Law, w,y practice in all the counties ol south-easterI Aikaiis,s. Post office, Lake Village, Chicot rouuty. Ark. Prompt attention given to coiec- lions. July 6, le59. ly.
 CHARLES c. rARnrlIs IAMes ". PlslEr. FARREI4LY & FINLEY, Auore!s Ut Law, iitle Rock, Arkansas.
 June -9, le59 ly
 JAS. ?. CLAYTON. ERWIN, CLAYTON & ERWIN, Attorneys at Law, Napoleon, Afiais.s.
 Jan. 4, lSGA. iV
 WILLIAM M MArEsNY Attom.yat i.ew md Sone,tor Chtncery, l.ite i"ok. Ark.
 April 2u, i~a9. |.
 CRAY & DUFrIE, Attorneys 1t, Law. Prince. ton. Dallas counl., A.kansas
 J. E. GATEwooD, Attorney at L,w, De- Are, rrre Cu., A .nsi,s--wi practice in the counties oi Prairie, Ak ,nsas, Monroe, Jackson, White. ConwaN anu Pope.
 1P Will investigate Land Titles and sell Lands, nd give prompt attention to all other business trusted to him. Feb 9 '59-iv GEORGE A. GALLAGHER, Attorney al Law, Little Rock, Ark Feb 9 '59-tf. JOSEPH n. M'CuiLocH. NELSON ORR. MCULLOCH ORR, Attorneys at Law, Hampton, Calhoun county, Ark. Feb g '59-tf D. W. CARROLL. R. W. MILLsAPs. CARROLL & MILLSAPS. Attorneys and Counseors at Law, and Solicitors in Chancery, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, will practice in all of the counties of the Second Judicial District, and the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock.
 Feb g '59-ly i Iitss Rock, A Ark. ~ ~ Asa"ss Fsb ss ;, 'ss-iy S JAS. r ROBINSON, Attorney at Law, Lake Village, Chicot county, Arks. Post-office ColuIn bia, Aiks Feb 23 'a9 WILLIAM H. FIELD. late judge of the fifth judicial circuit, will attend to business entrusted to him in the several here and in the river coun ties below this place. Feb 23 '59 S. F HAMPSTEAD, Attorney at La~, Little Rock, Ark. Office on Markham st. Feb g. '59. J. M TEBBETTs, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Fayetteville, Ark Feb 23 '59 ABNER GAINES Attorney at Lav, Chicot county, Arkansas Post Office at Columbia.
 Feb g '59-ly AUGUSTUS II. GARLAND. WA. N. RANDOLPH. GARLAND & RANDOLPH, Attorneys al Law. Little Rock, Arkansas. IS@ The unsettled law business of Pike, Pike ! | Cummlns Cummins, and Cummins & Garland, i. in our hands tu he attended te. Feb 33 '59-ly l. l.. HnLLowEiL. ". p.uAooway | RcTsLowELL @ JAcOwAY. Atrmneys at Law. Dararelle, Ak. Feb 2a '59-ly yoBN M. FARRELL. Auorney at Law. Little | Rock, Afkansas. Feb g '5g-}y | HnRr II. uFpNsN FKss ]. ctsEkox 1 OEDMAN X CAMERON, Attoneys Ut Law. i md salieior- in chauceIK, and general laid agents
 Office on east side Of public square. Princeton, | iltlas ronnfy, Ark- Fsh 23 59. W. N. MAY, Attorney at Law, D,rhnelle. ! Yell e""'''y' Arkansos tsi' 2" '99 1 TNOBAcCO-2o boxes assnrrcl gra les, ! ,aT sale by JOHN COLLINS. i
 Jaa !
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
E.D- SA. .Es N Hs5.

aANUFAcTTRER OF
 Tin, Copper, Sheet 1sln and Zinc Wares, " AS opened siloa opposite ;aEsa \ \ $. II. Fuckers, on Maio and Msrl. Eays:,s ERE ham streets. where he will keep constantly F Y on hand cons aete assortment of the above n ares ilso variety of Cooking and farlor Stoves, Fancy Japaned and pressed wares. which he cf,e,s at wholesale and retail. Particular attenti on paid to
 REPAIRING and JOB WORK, Hutterlmg, Roofing anl Steamboat work done horts notice, at the lowest possible rates for cash Feb l5th IS6n n-lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26

Lumber. w Y have now supply of saw logs, W both line and cypiess. and can fill ali orders n tAe shortest notice. Dsc. 2. le60. N '>' 'i' i h'''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
0OIu hhd Silver Watches,
I'gH@A1. Nor1cB-pr. Il. N. s..ss.:,

l,at1s% Al NOTICE.-Dr H.. N. s.rs.ss.A 14nt, ',Hot next door to Gov. Couwav's gf1ffsr3 Nss'ce ~".ie Ge + prepared to operate ii, every bf&heA ct lis profession Artificial teeth w;,I iist#f~ Hs: o | oie to full set in.e,te so nc sv 'opN ae'tecS,, 'tapra' A tui sets nse te, on s.F ."h' "i atmospheric piessni, prhcirie feel pc iat .i natural aae easy in the u,uul and III ie .egitniate uses Of natural teeth
 Ieeth' II takei in time, can be plugged so as to preserve them for life. "' '"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26

A
 By the nse of these Pills the periodic attacks of NTooas or Sies Heodacte may be mevente1. and if taken at he commencement of an attark in, ,,,. iiate relief from pain an sickness will be oh,;,,.,l They seldom fail in removing the Naweo and Headdche to which females are so subject They act gently on the bowels-remor;, iipeneSs. For Lnerary Men, Stadents Delicate Fo,na,os. and all persons of sedentary habits ther ble as a Laratire, improving the appeta, ,.;v,nr lone and ri9or to the digestive organs. and .ostor ing the natural elasticity and strenptb os system The CEPHAlIC PILLS are the re.,,, os ,.ro investigation and carefully conducted e,ner;meu,s, haVn5 been Ill 'ise man. wears, during sh;rh tne they have prevented and relieved Vac, a,,opu, of pain and suffering from Headache. ,,h ha hnr ori ginating in the nervous :, stem or finn ,,..,.re state of tie stomoch
 They are entirely vegetable in ther e,rno .i ion, and may be taken at all times with ,o.,... s.,,ts without making any change of ,ie, .J II, ab. se"ce of 0ny dt tagreeobh taste ren9,rs il ad minister fhsm 10 ehiidren.
 BEWARE OF couNTERrfITs. The genuine have five s'gnarurcs of Henry c. Sp,u'' ing each Box.
 Sold by Draggi t. and al other n..,e,,s iii Me iicines.
 A Box will be seni by mil IT p i'd an rccc,pt of the
 ., Price 2S Cents. All orders should be g, drvss,-, n,
 HENRY c. sPA1DIre,
 4o Ceear Stre,t, Aor York, h.. ] lSgn h,
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Dr. JAMES HARPER,

HAEINti loaated five miles below | l I.itte Rock, (Nor;h of River) respectfully offers his rotessiona services to the citizen of the vicinity. Residence al Col. l.. L. Tnonson's.
 Oct 9, lSG1 Nv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
HOM GOP AT HY!

T D. AYERS, NJ. D., Surgeon, Ac- IL. coucheur and Homeopathic Physician, has his office in Ashleys block, one door west of H. Grifith's. where he may be found by day and night. He has become permanent resident of Little Rock. His success in treating diseases, in opera: ting in Surgery and in the department of Midwife ", warrants him in extending further notice of himself to the citizens of this place. Fever aliG Ague, Typhoid Fever, Pneumonia, Dysenterv, erc cured without the use of Calomel Quinine or an, nauseous or deleterious drug. Can refer to nume rons cures in all the above diseases in this place Private diseases treated in the strlctest confidence and in such cases fees expected in advance.
 July 30, 1890. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
2 WATCHES AwD JEWELRY

iSsae1Ea WATCHES Awp JEWELRY Ss b0llhR has just returned 4o 4 s' irom he~ York with n large stock 5sF5M of bIass Light dly Clocks, best sG1a
 Gold and Silver Watches
 "i'q hefai assortment of the bes and
 MOST FASHIONABLE lEWELRY.
 I, 52 Fi!yei spoons Forks aud other Ware: and ''efihan Hi yer Aa'e All ot which will be s,J io'a for cash r. s Watches and Jew,lry repaired aN usuti. Selt b. ls6l 6ln
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26

s, ". WILLIAMS. j W. MARTIN. WILLIAMS & MARTIN, Attorne,s at Law and Solicitors i'll Chancery, Little Rock, Ark. Aug l, lcGG.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26
NEW FOUNDRY AT LITTLE ROCK
 ARKANSAS.

A FINE AsisORIAL3ssN7'T ssY FURNITURE For sle-cousistine ol Bureaus, .ss..sr -..~,.ss.. e I's.:s1a.' 5:'.., Gaas, W,tna. T's,i (. I.,oh -
 'fas ]sbsclb bef ngeptaea ,3 .nskeali articles .,i Fnaiiit'Fe ii' slIeier ts E; re ring ii i.isc ,e neit, and pra m |, dore
 .ssrr,.. Alsp, C,iin mlkiag .nd undertaking %sssss,aasS 3ttens.ca to al h. si.'r.est notise
 'Warefs'o,o Markham :. . q, the ,,,,re; below he r essFter an church. FRANCIS D1itER.
 FeL ' '5q-tv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26

T. F. soRRRLIs, Attorney at Law, Pine Bluff, Arkarsas---~ili practice ill the counties of Hot Sfr;na, Dallas, Calhoun, Bradley, Drew, Ashley, Chcot, Desha. Arkansas and Jefferson. Also, ,h he Supreme and Federal Courts at Litte Rock, and will attend promptly to the collection of all claims placed in his hands, April [, 1860. ly
 e DIlEEIEI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26

R. FIMNESS MARTIN, Artcrrey nt Lsw. Jacks npoi Arkauss. heitr to J. C.. Hatsibur ton. |. s. r5hli, Litte Rock.
 Ju lS 'tll Jy
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JOHN E. BUCHANAN, Attorney and Coun 'eiior at L,w Mt. iJla, Montgomery county, Ark
 May !. ItGti lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-26

JoHE D. KIMBELL, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Ark will practice in the various courts held
 tt the capital, and attend to the collection of claims throughout the State. He will give careful atten- tion to adjusting and periectlg titles to State Lands in all eases of conflicting claims thereto. Office in the main building oi the State House, ad- acent to the Auditors and State L,ud Agents
 tices. Feb ? '59-,,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26
Prince NapoIeon.

In the last European news by the Africa,
it is stated that Prince Napoleon had re.
ceived permission to visit Canada, but not to
enter the United States. This may serve to
indicate the scrupulous delieacy with which
the French Emperor is disposed to observe
the duty of neutrality toward this country
pending the present civil war. AS the Prince
may soon be in the British Provinces North
Of US, the following remarks on portrait of
him, now in the exhibition of modern artists,
at Paris, by NJ. About may not be unipter-
esting
This portraitIis not merely good painting;
it is great work. the study of superior
mind, the production of vast intellect. If
every scrap of contemporary history were to
be lost, posterity would know from this can
vas alone what Prince Napoleon was. Here
we see the man himself this misplaced
Caesar, whom Nature cast in the mould of
the Roman Emperors, but who has been con-
demned by fate hitherto to stand with folded
arms at the foot of a throne; we see him,
proud of the name which he bears and the
talent which be has revealed, visibly cut to
the heart, and nobly impatient of fatality
which, doubtless, will not always prevail
against him; an aristocrat by education. a
democrat by instinct, the legitimate, and
not the bastard son of the French revolutions
born for action, but condemned for time to
aimless agitation and sterile movement (;
thirsting for glory, disdainful of vulgar popu-
larity, caring nothing for common report,
and too high hearted to court either people
or bourgeoisie pursuant to the old traditions
Of the Palais Royal. Yes, this is the man
who solicited the honor of leading French
columns to the assault of Sebastopol, and
returned to Paris Struggling his shoulders
because of the slowness of siege which
seemed to him stupid.
This is the man who, from mere curiosity,
and to dissipate the ennW of his active soul,
took q promenade with his hands in his
pockets, among those polar icebergs where
Sir John Franklin lost his life. This is be
who took with vigorous arm the government
of Algeria, and then threw it up in disgust
because he had not sufficient freedom of
action. This is he who but yesterday stood
/ forth in the Senate, and placed himself, per
Sdlte1a, in the first rank of the most illustri-
GUS orators, crushing the papacy as the lion
of Sahel crushes a trembling victim, and
then, turning on his heel, strolled back to his
villa in the Avenue Montaigne, where he is
surrounded by an exquisite atmosphere of
elegant antiquity. If there be one charac-
teristic of this noble and remarkable face
/ which NJ. Flandrin has not sufficiently re-
| produced, it is that artistic, delicate, acute
| Florentine expression which makes the
Prince so like the Medici family. 1t would
be possible, | think, to depict upon canvass
some feature rejecting the graces of this
| powerful, delicate and versatile mind, which
astonishes, attracts, Overawes, captivates
without seeking TO captivate, and riyets
without effort the devotion of his friends.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

should have allowed this when he only had
to march and possess the place, is the sub
ject of comment and surprise in high mill
tary circles. A report reached Washington
tonight that Alex. H. Stephens Vice-Presi-
dent of the So called Confederate States, is
dead. Information comes through rebel
sources; hence it can not be traced beyond
this point. It's well known he has recently
been i'll.
ST.. Louis, June 24.--The Democrats spe-
cial from Boonville says that General Lyon
addressed the citizens of that place yester.
day, and expressed the desire to be furnished
with horses and wagons.
This morning his request was responded
to and he procured all he wanted. This
would seem to indicate an overland move
ment toward the Arkansas border.
LOUISVILLE, June 25-A reliable gentle-
man from Nashville reports that yesterday
two regiments of Tennessee troops were
under marching orders for Knoxville.
There are great hopes that there is Union
triumph in the First District. News comes
slowly.
A special dispatch to the Pieayune, from
Richmond, June 20, says the Convention had
adopted the permanent Constitution of the
Confederate States, reserving to Virginia the
right to secede on certain contingencies.
mlLWAOhlEt uut EOs-hll Qulbl bU-ubl,
though constant guard is kept at the Jail and
in the streets. There is no apprehension Of
any disturbance to-day.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 25.-General But
Ter visited the Rip Raps to-day, to experiment
with the Sawyer gun. Captain Dyer, of the
Ordnance Department, has preferred charge
against General Butler for permitting Sawyer
to conduct the experiments there, there
being a clause in the army regulations for
bidding interference by any officers with the
Ordnance Department.
The mercury in the shade yesterday
reached l0lo.
FREDERIck, MD, June 25.-A Maryland
Seeessonist, direct from Winchester, yester-
day, reports that the main body of the Con-
federate army, lately at Harpers Ferry, to
the number of about twelve thousand, are
stationed on the Fair Grounds near that
place.
The remainder are stationed at Bunker
Hill, Romney, and at point near Charles
town. At Romney, guerilla regiment,
commanded by Colonel Mcdonald, is also
stationed.
On Sunday afternoon the troops at Win
chester received orders to march, and at two
o'clock their tents were struck, and every
| preparation made to march. The orders were
however, suspended till ten o'clock at night,
and subsequently countermanded, to the in
tense disappointment of the entire force.
| Herepresents the men well-fed, and fiercely
eager for the battle. The health of the troops
is generally good.
The report of the hanging of Lieutenant
Colonel Bowman and Mr.. Chase, of the
Federal army, who were taken prisoners op.
posite Williamsport, is entirely unfounded.
The prisoners were conveyed to Rich.
mond, where they will be released on parole
The Virginia State Convention, now in
session, have elected a number of delegates
to the Confederate Congress. The following
gentlemen are among those chosen: Ex.
President Tyler, Walter Preston, Robert A
Scott, VIM. Ballard Preston, Senator Masor
and Roger A. Pryor.
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London contains to-day population
amounting to two million nine hundred and
fifty thousand; Paris, one million five hun
dred and twenty five thousand five hundred
and twenty-five; st. Petersburg, four hun.
dred and ninety -four thousand six hundred
and fifty six; Vienna, four hundred and sew
enty.six thousand two hundred and twenty
two; Berlin, four hundred and thirty eight
thousand nine hundred and sixty one; Ma
pies, four hundred and thirteen thousand
nine hundred and twenty; Madrid, three
hundred and one thousand six hundred and
sixty; Lisbon, two hundred and seventy five
thousand two hundred and eighty six; Brus-
sells, two hundred and sixty three thousand
four hundred and eighty-one; Amsterdam,
two hundred and forty eight thousand seven
hundred and fifty-six; Rome, one hundred
and eighty thousand three hundred and
fifty nine; Turin, one hundred and seventy
nine thousand six hundred and fifty-three;
Hamburg, one hundred and seventy. one
thousand six hundred and ninety.si Co
penhagen, one hundred and thirteen thou
sand six hundred and thirty-ive; Venice
one hundred and eighteen thousand one
| hundred and seventy-two; Dresden, one
| hundred and seventeen thousand seven hun
dred and fifty; Munich, one hundred anC
| fourteen thousand seven hundred and thirty
| four; Stockholm, one hundred and one thou
sand five hundred and two.