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this order any persons detained as spies
of the insurgents, or others whose releases
at the present moment may be deemed
incompatible with the public safety.
To all persons who shall be 70 released
and shall keep their parole, the President
grants an amnesty for any past offence Of
treason or disloyalty which they may
have committed. Extraordinary arrests
will hereafter be made under the direct
ion of the military authorities alone.
BY order of the President,
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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PoRr RoyAL, S. c.. Feb. 10Th, 1862

PoRr RoyAL, S. c., Feb. 10Th, 1862.
MR. EDITOR Another painful yet im-
portant duty is that to record the second
death in Co. G.. George ID. son Of Richard
Phillips, Dedham, Ne. was the victim. Al
though youth about Is years of age, Of
mild temperament and possessed with intel
lect and the vigor Of manhood, yet God
called him and he is gone. We regret our
loss as We would regret the loss Of q good
soldier, but the bcrcaycd relatives must
mourn their loss, as, no doubt, they would II
beloved son and brother. But he has no
less died for his country, than scores before
him, who have shed their blood on the bat
tie field, yet, We spesk for ourself when we
say, speaking of the two deaths. that we
should prefer the latter. But he has gone
according to God sapPointed way, and it re-
mains for Him to say who shall be the next
10 follow.
B,iorc We close it may be well to state for
the satisfaction of his friends, that in health
and sickness he was respected and cared for,
and military honors attended his burial, and
may we not rset, as civilized beings, to rem
der that respect for the dead as our circum-
stances allow.
Tho deceased was taken down with the
typhoid fever, and after few days of severe
sickness was slightly recovering. when on the
exc OF Tue 9.h inst, he yielded to a severe
attack of the rtherit.-skilful medical at
tendance notwithstanding.
tipsnoRo'
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4 TERMS OF ADvFRTisiSG.--One square or less,
\ thr,e insertions, Z 70 each subsequent in-
seftion IS cents one square, one year. 5000
liberal di count made on long advertise
I meuts. A square is 16 lines Nonpariels
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Toal... 40 81 s3t s3s to1s;e eststzI 10 6g
Last Jc.s 7s.asl.Js& ifj0ss5ss iSoei.sd iSy. 90
The market for Silver 10 Ia7 l2i. The demald
is alinos, entirely from Canada, where the banks
redeem in silver. The supply Of halves aud quar-
ters 10 quite email.
The banks under the new order Of distribution,
are paying out postage currency to-day to tLeT Gus.
TONER'S
The BreadstuiTs market sympaihized with EI-
change to-day and prices were generally lower.
Flour fell oil 5el0 Gents v bbi., aud Wpe,t az
cents y bushel. with only very moderate busnes-.
Corn was steady, and in fair demand. TIE Provs-
ion market is generally quet ana there Is no special
sttiviiy IN any direction.
We have rcason for believing tina, none of the
propositions which have been made 10 Mr. Secretary
Chase for the purchase Of Goyernmon. Securities
will be accepted. Various pari,s have been ia
negotiation me most recent proposing u purchase
INVENT, live millions OF ak r STOCK bat there IL
10 probsbii at pre- sent that TIE policy II the Cow
erninent will he changed. Tho ifsue of Icgsl tender
will 10 on probably as fast as the engravcs
forni.h them The daily issue now reaches IN average
Of 100000 aud the aggregate ID about siSO 900 CO.,
There is s,riso among the Oosl liborrrs at Haw
ley, aid u consequent p'use IN the movement. Of
coal via the Delaware aud Hudson Canal.
Mr.. John IA. Van Antwerp sdverlises In smother
column bis business at No. Broad street, ~ a
banker in Government, aud state Securities, gold.
demand no,es, &c.
Az auction to-day was offered large linz Of fur
AID wool ilats Of tie manufacture Of j. III. Prentice
Tho whole Offering, comprising 500 csses, was sold
Tut prices showea slight failing oil in sons cases.
Also large assorted Offering Of worried cres, goods
silks, shawls. &c. Nearly sbe euire catalogue Wan
sold aud prices were generally fair aud sielaetory.
TIE annexed table will compare the CONDITION OF
the Banks Of this city on the 9Th of September as
shown by their slale ments TO the banking Depart
nent, with that a. tho corresponding period lat
year;
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THURSDAY. Oct. 23-p. ".

The Stock market was rather tame ibis morolng
Iaily under unfouuded ruaofs that the Secretary OF
the Treasury about make largo negotiation
Of Government Stoke, and partly under the mcdnr
ate reaction in the Erie Issues. The fret rumor ios
which there was no authority impaired week.-mrs. to
Government {. curies AID through them unfavoFa-
bly, Influenced tlse Soare market and the latter
sLould bave had no influence on it, 50 evidently u
ruse Of parties Interested i,r the rse, 10 check the
too rapid advance Of prices The session WAS with
oui special interest. After tho Board, and at the
Second Board. the narke, was Irregular but gener-
ally stronger than al tue morning Board. The up
" ard m0vementin Erie recommended and the quota.
tons wee about Y cent above The highest points
Of de day, closing firm. Michigan Central was aso
better selling ut So. IT ere appears 10 be q
new movement In Michigan Souttern told
and large purchases have been made to-day al Is
Goyein iDeuts were r1her irmer at The close in the
strce Gold sold 10 fjr extent at ls3 down TO 1924
closing sa 1874 lid. Tie stest quotations were:
United States 6s Of 1891, Coupons lO3 1885 u. 5.
lrea-ury Notes, $40. I0j ai0ji Tennessee State
Or, 5i2 -; Missouri S,ue Ge, 52aj2l; Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, I22a l@3; New-York
Central Railroad, 1867 SlBl; Erie KsiIway, 6333
III Ere hBiWsy preferred, " w; Huufon
RIVER Ralro4d. CO, 8G9i Harlem Railroad, 2ls
ana; DO. preferred, $3.50; Reading kiro4d,
us V7Sl;' Michigan Central Railroad, sS9 3Ssti
Micbisst Southern and Northern Indisns Railroad,
AZ q l5s; do. do. guaranteed, 81. 81 llioos Cen.
trail Haisoas, 60! as0, GaleDa nnd Chicago Raul
road 81, q 84l; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
6el a6g2; Chicago and Rock Island, ol49Si3;
American Gold 49, a 1921.
There is not mech doing in foreign bills and the
quotation foi baubers sterling from second nos ia
i41l a NC. Sorac leading bankers demand lH OILS.
France are 1895 $3.50. The rates OF frst-cass
tansers. va quoted by Werd g. Brandt. brokers, No.
80 Exchange place. are: London, 10 days lfG Y
cent? Loudon, 8 days, l47 y cont; Paris 60 days,
q dollsr, 3f.95c.; Ainstei dam, 60 DAYS sight, y
guiider, Sole; Hamburg, 90 days' sight, y marc
bnco, 4sc.; Frankfort Gu days' sigst y form,
55lc.; Bremen, 90 DAYS sight, rix dollar, lOljc
Fipights lo,s aeiive aud are lower. To LIVER
pool INC engagements Ufe $4,000 bush. Whea, at
OG lOid in buzz snd bag. 1890 40. Corn ut $40.
in bulk, 5000 DO. 60. per neutral vessel Ut I'D in
bags a very extreme rate; 80 casks Clover Seed al
7r. 3D.. and per neltli dag 80 bales Cotton Al 3D..
lJO baie4 Hops Z. ID, aud 100 Lard 1T sos. To
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commenced bombarding tho city, continuing to fire
az rapidly as they could iron day INT till m

commenced bombarding the city, continuing to iire
az rapidly as they could iron day Ii mt tlli N.
The fire was vigorously returned by Major Hobby
from TWO 32-pouhders, two lopOunderS, aud one ~
poundcr. The enemy then retired
They arc said TO have had several small vesses,
including one pr peler The town was badly dam
ased, ALMOST every building having been perforated
with The shells. Ouly one person on our side WAS
hurt, and this was "A gentleman IRON Bell County,
whose name we have not received. He was KILLED
by sh IT. There were sufficient evidences that the
enemy suffered quite ne uuch II not more than Our
! men, for broken fragments Of the eneOy's vessels
were drifed ashore by the cart-ioads and INC pro-
ptl,er finally used her rails ony when sbe ist, evil
IDENTIFY having her machinery too much damaged u
get up steam.
They, however, returned on Monday morning,
! the 18Th. AID renewed the bombartment continu'
ing to throw shells from 9 u. M. TILL about IL m,
when they again lett, having probably received az
good as they sent, aud more than they had oSrganed
Flor.
On Tuesday they returned to the bombardmsnt a
third ,lue, but lett again after Gring some sixty
shells. No more lives were lost on our sid, nor
siugle person wounded, bnt the town. ~e learn, has
been ably damaged, some OF the houses being per-
toraied by fifteen OF twenty sh'lls each.
| VERY few OF the eusmy's shells exploded, ana
this probably accounts for the few casualtes Every
osp in Corpus Christi and ia the vicinity, able To
bear arms participated in the fight, but OF course
their rifles and muskets could Lot be made ava liable
ut sucl a distance. Tue whole nunoer VI ne' uu
der Major uebOv was between |V0 ana oVk hpou'
!, 200 OF whom were volunteers.
Oar informant was hot present At this bombard'
meDt, bat reached the vicinity about tue iime OH
, his way from Brownsville, and the above account
,, was given him by those who partic pa,ed Tie
women and children Left the city before the BON
bardmsnt eommeuced. Our informant d not learn
G that the enemy effected landing at ALL but we SEE
by the account in TIE Goliad Messenger that or
: Que occasion forty of the Union men landed, but
D were Immediately driven back to their boats VIII
the oes Of four vi their number, killed or wounded
COMPLIMENT To CAPT. SUMNER.
OK BOARD SHIP CAnBRiA !
III NKw-YohK. DC; y 1852
The undersigned, passengers on ship Canbr,l
from NeUr-sps TO this port caunot separate WITHOUT eh
pressing Capt George Sumner ter best thanks Tor n' ~
vary thougn,u.ssss and attention TO III IT coioi' gu ~
the passage well to hts aud MP 10 oros
lug safe to port after most epesno"s psssas
Of esysn days during and half Of which We had co
tinGous heavy g1les from north est . .,
Geo. p. Broi Issac tsvis wm G. T"mpkins. o. v Gam
BILE T. Ferrov j. H. Massey Geo. Bah. ~ Morc, L. Csdon
Aug. Avenense, A. Rsg-r }. }. Lane. b. nj Deal
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A meeting of La Crosse bond-holders is adv erteed
for the 29lh October, ut No. % William street.
The supply of money Is greater today, and there
is little difficulty in meeting the wants Of borrowers
a, Al v cent.
Gold has been unusually quiet to-day the fuctua-
lions not exceeding v cent The quotations
opened q, 1873, and after selling st 1921 the market
was 1924 Custom House Notes are i27i bid with
"a fair demand. Tie amount outstanding of the
original $4,000 900 is about s24 900, 900, and the
daily cspcement averaging 500, 900. At this rate
100 days will absorb the whoio outstanding Issue.
O0e year certificates sold as low as 9si, but a. the
close no amount could be bought at %. At this
price, with tho interest payable in gold, they yield
about p cent on the investment, which is lafge
Tor = Government security. The aggregate Of ,hi.
issue lie abou. 465OO0,c00. Tne 7.30 y cents are in
demand vt lO5
The deposits with the Snb-Treasurer Of gold on
demandnotes at v cent interest are email. not
exceeding 500. coo per day. Tie deposits Of gold
would DO larger il the Government desired It. The
conversions Of legal.tcnder notes into cent? are
also quite mcdera'e. Tue aggregate conversions nj
all points sincs the issue was authorized is nearly
$40 700 900.
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of the Union for last week compare with
the previous ono and The corresponding time Of lS6I
ss follows:
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Bourd Of Come iimcn.

A regular meeting of this Board was held on
Thursday night slr Pscxssr the President In the ehl
r.u.ou.lrancs received fSom pioPersJ-ownsr. on
Broadway. Union square TO Madison square represent
irs ia. that portion Of Broadway has beso resdsFed entirely
npA.le OF the sicr. OF tho Broadway and
haoat Company in laying rack. for their
rosd and qaesiirs ths; the Common Council will lhe
u.Aurs. 70 have the sek. removed aud the restored
10 it, former condition Tho u-,scr referred 10 III.
COMMITTEE on n.i road.
Thr lnafol-r sub att statement OF achievements In
..yvf.l ai, ,be isics VI volunteer
usht -ud,ns Oct Is Tho folio xins tsures ~ dis
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Total zee. sgai 5ss sol lss,s4ssys -, .ss.so1

Total Szal 5t55oi ei9sJ@5sys at $500 ....
Tie annexed notes on tho Tax Law are fro4u
Tlompa0H's Reporter;
BsrAef, Dot oIstsJ bsnksl pay alicen.e 4Ioc
BsuAss fvceiye deponts di'cyur aud psy o.ecks aud
draft.
Boxers psy license & 10
boAefs bU5 sIA ,rI spse.c enc aren't ey, stocks ad
exchange
BANKS hat do any brokerage business defined .bo,s
take out brokers'
Laud arzgt dealers Isust pay iicsh,e o.......s25
by.d and igyg0gS-otnIs afo required fuI .,ch
ui-nt: fer s.,e bond aud one for Ia. mortgage
The income To- il 10 ne paid the income the yea
cling Iol. tGst the ey.pa Of
Decrbri body should have very the
in gains poht- for the Aud many source, of
Income such HalTosd Bonds and Stock la
SIoek jsvipgs BANK iDtere,t. Sc h.y having
Ready pad taxi not ssae tarJ th-Iroie
b. ours to nave record u the
COME may be eipute Win tho Asscssof
The iscomo iO t4e year loi 10 payable the Ii Of
May iDtJ
rnaa 10 business mus make tho rroHi OF HE bust
res. fo ths year. ts1 he amount
A rlsn usy ouce VI his bGsiness. spend all sIa even
more tLsn pioAu bUsiaesB; lust pay
tax 90 bu.iIes Pfol's except ia. 4D And wih
.a.ry: all 500 n1st 10 taxed. sush poi onsI o.
family .x ,oIsc, on sont II Al
lrh16I. D,sfs and ,ders Money whether at ssLt or
Ga tar Il lor II .0or uudr rrqsfed
Stamped.
Notes u HIND Due p. &C.. II for OF $40 or uasr
b,t Tequrat ~ be stsnp pee
Cefthe Of Deposit f,r any snoun require stampsi
cents isf %lcO sni usd''I coats f0s d! over SloO.
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C.prun, q. . CosFEDERArf ScHooNEg.--Ihe
Confederate scbooner Two Sisters, from Nassau, n.
p with . c,n,o OF gunny bags, arrived ~ Matsmo-
ms Sept. 81 with The Confederate Nag flying but
finding tie United States saubo"i Aibauos' in port
,he inns diatoIy got under way aud proceeded 70
sea. Tbe Albnrss slipped her anchor and gave her
cha,s, and succeeded ia ovoEhaulng her oil the har
bo, put II prize crow on board aud sont her to Key
West Tho Two sSIsrs was formerly q Virginia
pilot boe.
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Glasgow 200 bbls Flour ut 3. Sd. Tho charters
are An Austrian bark 70 Cork and market, exclud'
ing the west coast of Ireland and Scotland a. 3d.;
Meckleuburg bark. with II ,oooeIs,ooo bushels
Wheat, to Cork for orders. at 1884,. and q british
bark with Wheat 10 Cork and market at I'D.
The business OF tho Sub Treasury was, Receipts,
$756S7I DC; for Customs $lS3,0O0; Payments,
$3.50, $50 81; Balance. q. Coz. s7s 81.
Weekly statement Of the earnings OF the st. Louis,
Alton aud Chicago Railroad, from Oct to ID,
;.o,a;,a tQ6o.
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w..cy.u. or pro,sure.

Der 21--Ik NJ bbs Fieur, 20 #, Coro Meal Ill bags
Com Meal tsi DBL. WHISKY, lAso1 Desh. Wheat, 900
do. Con-, $50 pts Pov-oas 10 DO AsLes Cos DO LsId,
~ kras d., II Dressed Hog'.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Tn IrSfrpD STATES TAX LAW,

Now READY pamphlet OF - pas,' GA nne VII" - : II
Beside ths biz hic6 /, wlsd for woi Ia scs',i,als-
tae slnal text va .ypc1d % Il an Alphioo'- usaa
nor of .ysry aftics @ be tss-d ~ the is"
Of tine tax 90 ns ievi- tnoaeou. lb.s fsn'-sfs"
and c0ayouient a. possolo to msAe u o,.,,i -
itico o.as postpaid; q por 100 II scAs ~ .f,rk
ger 100 II By uAu. Adde'S rnk TRIBUNE 10"
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TIM DRAFr.--The Commissioners are husily -
Iloy ed from nine in the morning aot.i four ia
afternoon, attending to the calls Of an army OF
,bou-snd applicants per day for exemption.
have 10, heard OF the least indication OF dissurban
la lev instances soms d;ssstis ion has be-
manifested by parties WHO eIaim 10 be unnsGraE
Foreigners, because the Commissioners insIs upe
tier furnishing evidence Of the fact. The HAS
our peole bave come to the conclusion, thai tAatss
must aud viii take discourse, aud q cheerful scun
ment prevails among those who sre able 70 5rs
arm, and upon whom tie draft mrst fal. Undocs
eds many will 90 their utmost 20 eyade the dr
but there are few who viii Try to dodge che risk
leaving the county. al tho tine the dfais {,
d a, ordered aud before tho restriction on u i
was eafo, ced, large number Of nUGnlnsd fore
ers leit tie United Scat ana went 10 Ireland . -
England inicndmg 10 remain there, awsyf
their Lniii,s vut short IIme but the more lfoA
ing pros ects Of n few weeks hter, when sap
ed ths no dratt would he pnde, chsnged TIE o.
OF matters 10 such degree, II waa deenea SAFE
lhoee lin,d lugiliyes TO return, ANA many of
Will arrive .ero In good time 10 share Tie hizai
the dnir with their n,ishbors.
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FfeE ~ WEsr SrRgEr.--.Yesterdsy norm y
about 3 o. cock a fire oroke out "a tee four-Ssofy
-beiek ouildiugs Nos. 10 aud 10 West street. whies
resulted IN ,on.ido .sble damage 10 both Lab
amount OF property and ia DurninS oot twea'"
81, It poor families Who occupied Tho upper pSrio
OF tho bulldiuss The fret hOors OF both tmie .
were oecu,ied no. ID BY Henry Barte,s aud "a
na,.s spre,d 70 rapidly that there WAS not ur's
10 save much OF the tuipituss belonging ~ Ioef
peo,le. aho bad hard work e. escape themselves.
lany OF thee would have been burned ap 10 10
rains but for thc fearless ana euerse.i. nor oi 70
irern-n. Fortunately, no lives were iost, "nng.S
one man aud iwo nvmeu were ala ost sIllo sted "
fore bciog taken out. Henry Bartsrs lvss IS '.r
mated AT about $500 in liquor; insured III re Wv
Amsterdam IDsasapce Company. Mr.. bhinesI
also had largo stock on haad, which Was nss,
in tho samo comra any. None Of the oecupsuts Of sS
alp-r portions OF the Buildings were Insured, ,ss
buildings Arc owned by AIRS. fasch, aud we're u'a
aged 10 tho extent Of 800, and arc July ia'uI'''
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Board OF SUPERVISORS. Board me. al 10
a. M, y.Ser,sy, President Parday in the chair.
Several vacancies were filed in the list OF Inspectors
and Canvassers Of Election for The Secoud, Seventh
Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards The Board Nd
jourped 10 II a. M, to-day.
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TRorTSoAr THE FASHION CouasE. trottisg
menars having carnival this year upontbe Fashioa
Course. Such a season has never before occurred.
and we arc assured that the rsces nov peuding b.
tween tho black horse Con. Butler and the grey
horse Rockingham are the climax Of H. One Il
them. which has already come of. VIA the best rsse
ever seen; and the second will be had 10 DAY. Toe
hoses are evenly matched, aud Il may be said 70 -
New.York against Msssachu.etts. Particulars Win
be found in the advertisement "f
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ExrGR,STs ESLisrIso.-k is said that several
hundred en grants. Lately arrived In this county.
have been recruited BY tue Police board Of emi-
grant vessels. The class Of migrants daily sniv.
iug is mach better than heretofore, and no sa,sn
pombsr Of Germans proceed West 70 settle on farms
Those wLo have no fixed lurIoss in coming hi,bsr
at once pocket the boun'y. aud step into tho raukA
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[Advelilscu.enIl

~ Itdveltiscmeat.I ,,-,,s. nnd
Young men can learn their true puisusS ',,,,y
psronts how to tfsln thc children to be usslu ma
a rnunQlos nc Al Eksmiu alton al s0NIst WV" ~
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SALE OF Tag CARao OF THE Prize SrxAhsa
CiRcAssrAS.--A portion Of the cargo OF tho pr'rs
steamer Circassian was cold yesterday at No. 10
Murray street, by order of Jarnss G.. CIspp. the
United States Marshal for tho District Of Florida
The attendance OF buyers WAS very Numerous and
the bidding quite spirited. The articles cold were
carpenters TOOLS spectacle Cases, porcelain articles
and fancy matters generally. There were lO7 lo's
offered 10 ALL aud the proceeds Of the sale amounted
10 about sl00.W0. The brandies which were %
board tie Cirras-ian will DO sold on Tuesday aud
lie expected they will realize 100000.
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THE PIsaRrpoSr RIFLEs.-Col john Elws -.
Jndl. Edw,rds Pc rs pout has nesrly Completed anai
.uprv,ioa an inairnt!. commisse the corr. ., s u
10 o. att chcd to bss regiment Col E"ooa ,,d NJ
pstIiot,s undertaking BY Alutant hd~ns s.Ss .sss
.neftons Il. W rlsyloTd. both Vi "n'I INV
service.
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MEETING OF CARMEN And WoRxIxo~ss.--A
meeting of tho cartmen and workingmen Of the
tlnb. Eighth. Ninth, Fourteenth. Fifteenth, and
Sixteenth WARDS, was held last evening u
tlbernis Hall, No. AZ Prince street, To transact Tie
regular business Of the Soc'ey. Mr. p. MeNab. the
President Of the Association, occupied the cSsv.
Mr.. Msboney acted US Secretary, and BIZ. 0 Hnn -
Treasurer. There was u f,hi attendance OF mem
bers ard the efforts made by certain persons Ia this
cky to break up the organizadon-the object Il
Which i, tho mutud protection Of tose who bslonG
70 twas tie theme Of warm discussion and juS
rebuke.
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Mr, Gro. vAsDrsHorF is to give bis iutrodsedos
to. and rrading from Victor Huyos LIS Misee.
a1es at Coumti. College. by special invitation, o.
Saturday evening. The audience will consist OILY
OF the faculty and the studeata 1sr rf,r