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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21
NO. III.
Sperial gOtires.
RICE, COFFIN L

sB Inc ioiloWlng letter, which emphatcallv speaks
for itself written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College of Medclne-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical journal, San Fra
cisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January 17th, 1859
To the cltors of the Pacific Medical Journal
Gentlemen: My attention has been called to an arti-
Gle in the December number Of your Journal in regard
In the ad eundem degree granted by the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine TO Dr. l.. J. Czapkav. hen the
Application for the degree made to the Faculty. i
was accompanied by afndaVts and test stmonas To- the
effect that DR.. Czapkay was regular graduate NJ ID.
of the University of Ptsth had served as surgeon in
the Hungarian army and was a regular practitioner
of medicine. On the strength Of these the degree
was granted The ad eundem degree, asits name i'm
plies, IS conferred on graduates only, and gives us
new privileges. Had there been the slightest suspl.
cion of rrcguarity. the application would have been
refused by inserting this In your journal you VIII
do an act Of justice to the College, aud confer favor
on Yours, respectfully, II. BAND,
Dean Of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DIR L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
san Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations
and asks no remuueratou unless he effects cure-
Office hours from A. NJ. to 9 Pm.
CERTEFICATE.-i,t the undersigned, Gov
ernor OF Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. J.. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest Tor Hungarian
liberty, AS Ch ef Surgeon in the hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance. Whereof have given to
him this certificate, and recommend him to th. sympa
thy attention and protection Of al those who are ca
pable OF approaching patriotic self sacrifice, and
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor OF Hungary.
WASHINGTON Cry. Jan. 9th is5Z. mylT
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21
Election of Delegates to the State Con-
ventiOn OF the Fourth of July.

The unconditional Union men of Yuba county
who approve the resolutions and call Of the Stat,
Central Committee presided over by Hon. J. 7
loge, adopted on the Sth Of May, for State Con
venton at Sacramento, on the lth Of July next,
and who will support the nominees Of that Con
vention, are invited to assemble in township mass
meetings on the 18th day Of June, 1861. for the
purpose Of choosing delegates, directly from the
people, to the said State Convention, without the
intervention Of party County Conventions the
place for holding the meeting in each township
to be designated BY friends Of the cause resident
therein. The entire vote of the several townships
cast at the last Pres dental election is given be-
low; and also the number Of delegates to which
each township is entitled under the apportun-
ment of the State Central Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21
III. BEACH.
f OR S AL E .

NAsIFq, A desirable Homestead, situated on est
la.sHE4 between Third and Fourth. No 10 Ihe
fs,kfG house is a commodlous snd substantial brlcA
auskzeh containing five rooms above and hve IN
the basement, making ten rooms, all conveniently ar
ranged Lot 20 by 30. 80
Also adjoining good Brick Store, lot ~ by loo-
Inquire on the premises, No 9S street, east sae
apis II
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21

In pursuance Of the foregoing resolutions the
Convention viii assemble at Sacramento City on
the fourth day of July next, at ~ o'clock, N.
J p. H0GE,
Chairman Dem. State Central Committee.
JOHN A. Monroe, Secretory.
San Francisco, May 25th, 1851.
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NPECIAE. NOTICES.
ST HEALTH, HEALTH

81 HEALTH, HEALTH
BETTER THAN GOLD
MISS MARY SCoFiELD, PR.ECEPTREse, No. Go
BkLTImoiE STREET, BAITIa0RE-" Truth S,raat
FER ihaa Fiction. This lady Suffered for yeaIs
with Chronic lpfsmma;ery Rheumatism il. It's mos;
Inaiignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years old. by being fascinated with mat
tor from child who had the white swelling. From
this time to ysoinanhood her suFerings wel, OK
trcre-she never had relief rom pain until cured
by HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
An Extract from the Letter
II often wish nay parents had known of this rem
cdy when was child, rs believe should have
been saved the excruciating pain have be n sub
Jected to- as well as the deformity of body rlust
carry to the grave, and my parents would not hare
been under such heavy expenses from doctors D lis
and In sending me. they did, to The celebrst q
Springs Ia England in search of health. wish all
the afflicted world could see me and hear the bsne
FITS have derived from this Tipcture of Haupton's
try 10 make al. acquainted with its virtues With
whom come in contact.
Gentlemen, am a thousand times obliged &c
you, and you are st liberty to use my name and
case to al
II remain yours il grstitude,
MARY 4. SroFIELD,
"Ne. $50 West BaIti.ore street -
Rheumatism Cough, Dyspepsia Debility, Scro
fnia, Eyes, Pain in the side, Back. &C, are urec
by it.
will be found q great medicine foi all Their dis
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets, ana reaa many o tn
most powerful possible certificates o. curss OF til
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD e. Co, Richmond
by DR. COOKE. fredericksburg b. all the D rg
gists Petersburg; by MORTINGR Il NOW
keepers everywhere. 81 por bottle; tx bottles IS
sp 1-d&cwts
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RECEIVERS NOTICES.

CEQ UESTRATION ACT.--Havipg been sp
/ ; pointed by the Judge al the District Court OF
the Confederate States of America tor the Eastern
District OF Virginia, the Receiver for The District
designated in the aub -dvsion of said Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia, made by said Court No !, and
comprising the counties OF Loudoun. Fairfax, Alex
aadtia, Qneludng the TOWN. Of Alexandria, Prince
William, Fauquier, Rappabannock, Cuipeper, Mad.
sop, and Greene, hereby notify every attorney,
agent fsrrner partner trustee. other person hold
ing or controlling, within said District. any lands
teneuients, or hereditaments, goods or chattels
rights credits, any interest therein, o! or for
any alien eLemy OF the Confederate States OF
America speedily to inform of the same and
rener 10 me an account thereof, and 80 tar prac
ticable to place the same III my hands Any one
such person wiituly falling to do so, vii! be guilty
of high msdeme amor, and liable 20 be indicted,
convicted. fined and Imprisoned and II be sued by
the Confederate States, provided by law. Aud
/ also notify each end every citizen OF the Confed
crate States speedily to give information TO rae (as
s required by lawl OF any erd ali lands eneuents,
and Entertainments goods and chattels, rights and
credits within said District, and OF every right aud
interest therein held, owned, aud possessed, en-
ioyed by or for such alien elemy.
to- My office is ct Ware atoa. Fauquier county
Va. FRANCIS l.. SMITH
oc 12-aod4w Receiver for District No /
- EQUESTRATION n EIUti.- Having
= been appointed by the Judge of the District
Court of the Confederate States OF America for the
Eastern District of Virgin. he Receiver for the
District Of Virginia. made by said Court as No. d
and composed OF tie counties Of Albeuarlc, Flu
wanna Louisa, Goochand, Hanover, HenrIco in
Guiding that psrt Of the City Of Richmond lying
westward OF llth street in said city, New Kent
Charles City, James City, (incluiing the City Of
WildamsbursD warwick, York, Elizabeth City
and King William, hereby notify every Attorney
Agent, Farmer, Partner, Trustee, or other person
holding controlling within said Districs, any
lands, tenemeuts or hereGitGnepts, goods, or chat
tells, rights credits, any interest therein of
tor sny alien enemy of the Confederate States OF
America speedily 10 inform OF the same and to
render TO me az account shereof, and. SO far a.
practicable, TO place The same in my hands. ANY
such person willfuly falling to do 50, will be guilty
f big mis6eme amor and liable 70 be indicted
convicted, fined and imprisoned rs provided by law
And also notify each anc every citizen of the Con
Tolerate States speedily 20 give information to me
(aa he ia required By la~} OF any and ali lande
tsnemeuts, and heToditaTents goods and chattles
rights and credits, within the said District. and Ct
every right and interest therein held owned, sa6
possessed or enjoyed by for any such alien
enemy. HENRY L. BROOKE,
Receiver for District nc. 3.
~ Ny otire is No. Z, Besyins Block,
fronting b .nk ST.. Richmond oe Gin
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MILITARY NOTICES.

DEQuEsT MADE TO pHYslCIANS.--H d
IL, respectfully requested fhas the Physicians Of
Richmond VIII report At the Office, cmnsr Of Brosd
and 9th streets such officers and soldiers under
their charge n are quartered IN private iamines
hoteis sud boarding. houses stating their comb
on whore qusrtefad and, a far q practicable the
regiment and company 70 which they belong This
inforraation win greatly promote tho public SEQ.
vioe
All officers and soldiers quwssred IN privats fam.
Ilies, hotels, and boarding houses, who have bean
sick, but are not attended By any pAysiuan: VIII
report themselves as above, stating their conGtion
mo a. WESDER,
nri~
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EsEsaJsss. MEDICINES, Sc
Anew DRUG STORE.
ROBERT W. POWERS

ROBERT W. POWERS,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST
Bsgs leave 20 inform his friends and the pnnt
that he has taken and re-titted, in new and B.Bi
some style, the store formerly occupied BY J.
Wood, and more recently by G. S. Dawson, No. -
corner Main and Wall streets, one door above 'ls
st. Charles Hot,a, Richmond, Va, and hss jaa
opened with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMERY, sc
Comprising every article usually kept in his line
selected in person by himself, with especial Tyier'
to their freshness purity, and entire reliability
Physician win find his stock OF r IT'S
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHAkMACEUIt
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL iSsfst'
MESTS, &c, very complete, embracing many new
ana desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded .; any hour
of day or night
~ Orders promptly attended 10.
oc 5-ts ROBT. ~. POWERS
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W.. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE 7rH CON.
~ @ Il + IS ONAL DISTRICT, COM
POSED OF THE COUNTIES OF CAMP
Z L l. AMHERST, NELSON, Abe.
MARLE, FLUVANNA, AND BUCKINa.
AAM.-FxLLow CIrIzEss: am q candidate to
represent You in the Congress Of the Confederate
States. The briefness of the time between now and
tbs election, and the difficulties and anxietls- of
the times, alike forbid canvass. Sufice it to say
that elected, my whole energies shall be devC ted
70 the advancement of yoUr interests.
Your felow-eitiyen,
SHELTON +. LEAKE.
Charlottesville, Oct 7th, 1861. oc 9-dt6Ns
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w. FRAY SER,


ssre1gseeath, basseH Grace ard Br0aa sgeai
RICHMOND, VA,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Az
teles Toilet Soaps, perfunsry. &c Also, Pants
Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Burning Fluid, Kerosene on, A.
cohol; Garden and Flower Seeds Cigars, Snuh
and Tobacco, OF various brands; Brushes, Comea
&c. al the popular Patent Medicines OF TIE Us!
and all other articles usually kept in Drug so'ss
which viii De sold on the most reasonable eflns
Physicians and Others Can rely on having 'hri'
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATE
compounded at 81 hours OF the DAY aud Nibai'
j. w. FRAYSER, Druggist
nh IIth strest
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~. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. -THf. CHEt,.
- Plastic AND yULcANITE PRO.

II - 49, al EEA II aE. Ch Ell
fLAoIN AND VULcANITE PRO-
r;sh, =. ~. ~. JUN ~, DEsTIsr, having the
ngnt iof the above mode OF making Teet., and be.
" sausncd Of iss absolute superioritv over all
osnef methods, can with confidence conn end il 10
snose desring mn or partial sets Of tee a. and 90
Ihey are now ussng. Ths pcrfset asiautn.ion ~
tie plate 70 the moafh, and the suction therein "a
cured enables him to inser one or more teeth
odthokf etasps. This nsthod having been saon,sd
~ those e andtng highest III the profession. Eorth
and South, testimonials win be given aud speei'
sElsna exhibited 10 those wishing to zee them Sets
o. Teeth, on gold or sny other plate will. 81
course, b msde for thcse prsferring them. Fill
ing OisanAing Exs~eting ana all her operations
esmtly si,u thoroughly performed. Teeth extracted
b. ELECTRlCIrY, without pain.
0dace On Main street, oppoaifs Ocrinthisn
NAG. & - a44 de- lily Is
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tFeon site y. .. Pssayane.
A SOUTHERN woMAN'S SONG.

Stitch, stitcs,-tasch
Little needle swiftly Il
B,ghsty slittesias as sou go;
Evsry tias tsat you pass ny
Warns my heart with pity glow.
Drca'ns OF con, orr thar viii cheer,
4 hr ugh wioters cold the volunteer
Dreams Of courage you all briag,
Susle on me like II swers in spring.
S,sssh, stitch stitch.
Swiftly little needle siy.
Trough this aauaei soft aud WARM.
TIL sngh with cod the so der sigh,
This will sare keep on, she storm.
Settas euttons close and tight,
Ola, TO snu; the winters daap;
There II be noae to tx them right =eees
la the soldier taatsd camp.
Stitch stitch, stitch
Al n. edis do not llnger:
Close ths thread. make firm the Knot.
IasTe'h be no dslaty finger
To arrange seam forST.
Though small and tinv yea may be
De all tina! ven art able;
A lion ONE a Nunase set tree
As ssys The presss fable.
Stitch, stitch, stitch.
Swiftly little needle glide,
lhins's a pleasant labor
To eioihe the soldier be thy pride.
While he W eds the sabre.
Ours ars tife.ess hearts and handr;
10 Southern wives and mothers,
All Who JOIN oar ws4rlikr bands
Are o,,e ;siendt aud brothers.
St;.rh stitch. s'itch,
Little nee die swiftly lily,
From Tie morn ny until eve.
As the moments pass thea by,
Tl.sse suh>tsntia. comforts weave.
Basy thou IN, are ~ tn- h1urfs--
Thoughts of hopeful elsear,
As we toll till d. departs
Fer the n5nle vc.uuft err
taick, quick. quick,
Svifer iittis needle ga;
From our homes most pleasant fires
Let y loving greeting tiow
To or brothers and our sires.
We have tears for those who fall,
Smiles for tho e who laugh at fear
Hope aud sympathy for ali,
Every gohie voiun, 'er.
SatcAitoc ses. Oeto5e-, 4f6t,
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u h r. II. K-NoTlCE -. -
he grain, o. eshsr prodrce. oyer ~. = Ays,.
open cars, assume all risk Of dsr,.s.. ga -
sores to weather, Or losses sus.sinss. aen ~
cesges. ga4 n n Hsra &c
no n1e1A
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w. JAMES LYONS, ESQ, is a Candidate te
~ represent the people OF the I'd Distrot-con
posed Of this counties Of Henrico, Hanov, = Charles
City, New Kent, Elizabeth City, Warwick, and
York, and the cities Of Richmond aud Williams
bHrg--in the Congress of the Confederate States
&C l5-td0s
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PL 4 8 T Il u.
NEW GOODS
~ FOR SALE,
At wholesale OF retail,
AT SWORDS d. THAWS,

At wholesale or retail,
AT SWORDS d. THAWS,
lis Broad street,
Richmond, Va,
Consisting Of English, French ana Ane lean Goeds
ss follows Ready. Made Clothing, and Genie
mems Furnishing Goods /; Beached D0mestics;
Prints Jaeonets; Mnslins Swiss Musps, plain and
figured; NainaooGS; Flannela wool aud cotton !;
French Meriuoes and Popiins plan, figured and
embroidered; French Delaines solid eolcred and
figured; Manchester De.aincs, figured ana plais;
Silks of all descriptions, plain black, coioredr and
embroidered; French Embroidery Coliars, Sleeves,
and Cuffs: slack Silk Velvet Trimmings; French
Csssin1eres. black and colored; NJ Carolins Jeans;
Flannel Shirts and Drawers Hosiery Of ali deserip
tioas wool and cotton Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps,
Bonnets, and Honnet Ribbons
We expect TO keep all the classes of G . o ID 5
usually kept in Dry Goods establishments; and we
nestly solicit cAli from the ladies and gentle
nen of Richmond and State OF Virginia. TO exam.
inc stock of q DDS, fully confident that we
shall re able 10 exhibit fire stock of Go. d. as
can be found in the city of Richmond of the diff
ferent grsiss OF ladies and gentlemen's wear
Give q call. Is =,
oe ai--5ts J&F. GARRETT.
NOTICE.-Being induced by Ill Deallh to 70
IN tire from business, the subscriber has dis
posed of his stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, and
FIXTUHES, In he city of Richmond. to Mr.. VIM.
ii SCOTT, who has been in his employ for more
than 1--we years, and who Is already 50 iavorably
known 10 his patrons and friends He soiicifs for
his successor thai generous patronage heretofore bs
slowed ON himself.
JOHN w. dARLIUK, M. d.
n. B-Ail persons indebted TO tho subscriber
are earnaty requested TO settle their bills; whiis
those having claims against him will prassnt theu
Mr.. StoTT viii xttsnd 70 tie ssuls al tbs Old s.snd
JN0. W. aARIlfCK
1 Richasonds Get 10Th, ls6i. ssa
kT HpTIGE.--The anbsssI6ar sxa~asa, u bis
hsaiLn pe<lsa to resume TIA tsAisui acsfa 81 bin
Z" SEAPE.E' B!aKIlssa POWDER At tbs Ssaas
place, oR AxssEfsd seals, - AaoH - The Sopti,
9n posts ~ aPsue4 - DIST "a may tuapsr ths
Mqaaaits uaAstfiak - Z
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EIRST GLASS MEDICINES.
MEADE A. BAKER.

MEAUFs q BNhf.h, =.
PHAEMACHUTTsTS AND VENDORS OF Ptkt -
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS Phtp
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, surglcei !aNif
meDts and Appliances Medicine Chests iof g.4 ~
tons, families and travellers; Phys.cSDs sssl'
Bags; London Elastic Stockings, Trusses and ~
porrers; Porte Monnaies, Conibs, BFushes. 49,
Mirrors; first quality perfunery, Pomsdrs 'S ~
Soaps Mineral Waters and Apparatrsi nAss, -.
Machines Sc, al OF the best quality ana d ="
lowest rates. MEADE q BAEER,
1876 Main ST., corner above Pos Of1os,
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NeA To THE VOTERS Of The Uiltts
N<@AeQE RICHMOEn A MI WILL Ms.

aeA To THE VOTERS Of The UilitAS
""OF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
BURG, AND OF TIE COUNTIES Dk
HENRICO, HANOVER, CHARLES CITY
NEW KENT, ELIZABETH CITY, WAR
WICK, JAMES CITY, AND YORK; is
tho duty OF every citizen, at such juncturs, te
interpose personal objections 10 call of his lei
low citizens 10 any responsible position wherein
with this conviction accepted tie seat have noS
the honor TO bold in Congress- and with which
have applied myself, and shall continue TO apply
myself until the close, 20 its lsbors and duties-
The only distinction TO which aspire is that my
labors may deserve and obtain the public appro
baton.
cannot be indifferent TO the applications from
the District to offer myself al the approaching
election, and now declare myself candidate.--
Should you, my f-loy-ctizens, honor nls with
your support, my best efforts shall be devoted TO
the labors and duties OF the high position.
DC tide VIM Fl. MCFARLAND.
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Ey Orders promptly attended %.
w. PETERSON & CO.,
So Driieyfsis LIS MsiA slretl. corner 80

a B3pEkEK l. CO, APoIh ~ NJ
a. AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN stn 80
near Old aafhef. RicAmaad, Va. Will keep on Para
general assortment OF pure Drugs, Med' n's
Chemicals. Oils, Paints, Window Glass. Peay ~,
StnfEs, pstent Medicines. Braslses Of al kiaas
gicai Appliances. Burning Fluid, Aisoaoi, -.
Perfanery, Fancy Articles, Garden SEEDS. ,' ul
Sand Paper, Tobacco. Cigars Saar, Aee'''
Liquors, ke. -, lid
Prescriptions prepared at all hours VIE 'fS
care, by members OF the firm alone. .s.s
Phvsicisnsr orders from the country exeea a.,
promptly, sad he most reliable aaediuars
nished -.
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HOSPITALS.

EOU1VH STREET HOsPITAJ~-The ladies
II of the First Baptist Church have procured a
house on Fourth street yond Leigh aud propose
opening if IS hospital for sick and wounded SOL
dierg, on Monday next They will be grateful for
any supplies either of provisions or clothing from
the city or country. that may be adapted 10 the
wants Of the patients. Contributions for this pur-
pose may be let q. The hospital Or at the of
Mr. WM. &. DANDRIDaE, LOG Broad street.
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/1HAMRA0NE WIN E-~i5o hsskss1 ana
II cssss, IN pftms ordsr and Of good quality. for
s1Ie BY fos7 4 q. q. pArt.N4OkT, S
FyOxGH BPARKLINH 0El4ATINE.-I
~ hssp smAi ies ~ Ceres Gelsssaae an lsad
- ~ - W. u. WAkIN0, 1 W
5eesN sass.ss ssx i6g ssvesA ~.
q ~. \ Soe1 GIVE q q,
ltyI.zr ! eolN1 alsAH
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w. FOR CONGRESS.-We are requested
VI 10 announce JOHN II LER, Esq, "a can
did.te to represent in Congress the cities of
Richmond and Williamsburg, and the counties OF
Hanover, Henrico CHARLES City, New Kent, James
City, York, Warwick, and Eh.sbety City.
oc 29-tde
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THOs. Il. WINNIE, SIN,


OFFICE F. z h. K %
RIchMuND Oct l2, l3sl. I
NOTICE.-The Board of Directors :, -,
~ meeting on the 18th inst passed tie 'olo,
ing resolution
ResotreG, That dividend of two dollar, rA,
half per share on the common stock of this com
pany be paid on the LIST day Of November reI.
bgnkable currency, as 70 all sums les. thar On.
hundred dpiisrs, and. at the option Of The COMPANY
in similar funds, il Treasury notes of The Sta. 4
Virginia or In tie bonds Of the Confederate s-.s,
as 10 ali sums exceeding one hundred dollars.
oe la-ta q " HAC%T1RDO Trass,