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The national Republican., 1862-01-29

TR. A. ZArPOs n, 'lassructor aad Leo.
other brssehes of Ssissss connected with Hsdlsins
Alse. Teacher Of French, spanish, italian, sfmau
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, sad other LsngsaSes.
Once, No: 81 X street, being near Pennsylv2nis
svenus and Twenty .dth street sepfe-N
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

vJ,HE GRAND ARMY is ADVANCING TO.
i wards SMITHS, No 400 Seventh street, O get
some Of his Great Bargains In Clothing Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps tstsrl Jan lS-dlm
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
gor ths National sspubiicsn.
To my Brother I'd.

POT ,hs National sspubliess.
To my Brother Leonard.
l.INys AppRsssEp rO A soLpiER IN rHE POTOMAC
ARNY, BY HIS sisTER.
Earth may boast Of many pleasures,
But see deceit In all;
Truth does point TO worlds OF plenty
VIII you hear the friendly CALI
Far above the petty trials,
Cares and turmoils, pains and strife,
I am looking to mansion
For a purer, higher life.
Dearest friend, hope to meet thee
There, to see thy thought expand,
And thy every virtue glowing
In that purer, better land.
When I've seen thy mind of vigor
Reid 10 service here below,
have wished TO see 1t active
Where the good and faithful 60.
Think not that wish to dstter,
Though Am dosting on thy mind;
Dearest, nOblest, best OF brothers,
Have read that heart Of thine!
Oh! bs ever true and worthy,
Let thy thoughts and feelings soar,
From world Of base oppression,
whore = crown is held in store.
Iwould ask my brother kindly,
Now to pardon all say,
What to him appears like straying
From the right and better way.
Might see, ss otherS see me,
would often mend the way;
But in blindness on We travel,
. And IN darkness go dsirdy.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

THE uudersigucd also manu- iactures and keeps on
hand q large assortment of
O6hcers Saddles
do ShabraQucs
do Sword Belts and NountinRs
d. Sword Belt Supports
do Skeleton Knapsacks
Saddle Blankets
Brides and Martingales
Saddle valises
Hair GiIths
Odcers Sword Knots
do Haversacks
Plain beed Bags
Buffalo Robes
Horse Covers and Hoods
do Blankets
Superior Leather Trunks
Travelling Bags
Side Saddles
Riding and Carriage Whips
Brass and other spurs
Carriage and oth,r Harness
And every article in his line at low prices for cash
JAMES D. TOPHAM,
dec 81 400 Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

+ Mis- THOMf6ON will open oar new
stylee Of Fall and Winter Millinery on Thurs. *
day, the Slst inst.
lic generally, 10 invited, and an examination solicit.
cd at our Fancy and Millinery Store, no. $40 Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Testh streets
oct 30 HUTCHINSON MUNRO.
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DENTISTRY.
V'nnyH' T1nya.,

N. LOOMS, M. d.,
The hysntos anA patensss d ne Mineral rlsts
Sssy pssSosi a. xssr sSSss e % ssssS Who s az cssnos
weef oehey, and 10 psrsoa san wsss othss WHO ean.
70 wssr AsS: ,,:.
with any seyle sa1 pFfss e TsstA tkSy nay dsGrs
bat 10 oes who are pafiealaS, eaA W1Sh the parsst
- @ H'ss,.s z :s,s M NJ
WAfisaSsA. = = -" -
los0s 3 thh sity-Ns. - Psn.sylyaaia avs,ss,
strsst, fhiladslphia, 1sriS-iy
IN. LOCKWOOD esneanues the pras-
~ tioe Of Dsnthtfy, h The WaAhinGtoa Building
eonsr PsnnsylvAaia avsnue and Seventh street.
Having pfaoueed In the South nearly sx,sen year,
he feels esvrcd that he eah give saIsfAetoa 10 any
that ny call
Teeth Inverted on vuLoAnfs, Rusaas, or Con-
PLAfI, Chlofosorn adninistercd when desired.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

ueeo lof wafer ~ any moment; wherein, perhaps
It possesses IT, greatest usefulness. Its compsctnc@
when folded ior transportation 10 shown BY cut No
iu extended condition, ready for use, being shown
In cut No 1
II is highly recommended by large number oil
omcers both In regular and volunteer armies
JAMES .. TOPHAn,
Agent for ID. c..
400 Seventh street, Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
II IL U . p &C q r Us OF THE WHEKL
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.

MISCELLANEOUS.
PHe'ss. s.Ttos2s 4 sSY: ssrJSnioIS. Ss EnH WEEKLY
The undersigned commenced, in the msnth Of
December last, the publication, In this city, OF
3 weekly Newspaper, called the National Rspub'
kcdn.
II is printed on a large sheet, twenty seven
by forty.two inchss, and 10 furnished atthe low
prices stated below.
i win contain III The original matter Of the
Of local nows not interesting to country sub.
soribers.
ii win give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress, and Of the other departments OF the
II viii contain ali the news Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets. &c., &o., as well ss m
original correspondents from all parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, In all respeots
ter Of the National Republican - Family
Washington being now the central point Of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid TO furnishing the readers Of the
Hatisnal Republioan with full, and especially
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper will BE- Republican, sus.
tanning the Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln, but
d.olsi%,1g n, r. hSwsysr any prslen'ion to Os the
The 10 no other Republican paper In the Dis.
triot Of Columbia, or In the vicinity of 1t, and
Il 10 believed that recent events have opened 10
such . paper an important sphere Of useful
effOrt. The time has come, whom the actual
standardization Of the Government upon Repub.
licSn principles will explode the misrepresen.
tations which have made those principles 90
distasteful TO the South.
But II is not only here, and in this vicinity
that the projectors OF the National Republican,
hope TO make It useful. To the whole country
they offer journal which will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
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The national Republican., 1862-01-29

Army Bucket, the
horse Is not suGo.
Gated BY the dust
In the grain, and
gets q free oircula.
ton Of breathing
air. The Army
Bucket may be
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

EDWAAD LYCETT,
E1ooH3IND1Rl r
No. I'll PsNnsyluania aus., Washington, D. &.
BooY bound In every style, Turkey, Morocco, Rus
ID, and Calf juneT-Sn
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

XATANTEDl wANTEDi-BoO Rsesuits
w TO do service In the District Of Colunbia
Apply immsdistsly at No. sos Seventh street, bet
Dad Y gtySS1 de- le-o
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

In the cuts, A Is the body
part Of the bucket, and 10
made Of cotton duck, water
prQofsd 70 prevent soaking
and mildew i; Bis the joint
cd rim. which may be fold
ed with the bail q between
the two parts. The head
rope d Ry be detached
from the bucket when used
for water purposes, and II
may be handled BY tho
hail G like an ordinary
buoket.
The feeding . horse from
q aim nle unae ha0 IL Iniuri
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

WANTED-6o females 10 learn to make skirts
person can In Q short time, MAKE, per week, from
ssto Inquire, for particulars, at to7 Seventh st.
The national Republican., 1862-01-29

q simple nose bag 10 injurt
Gus to his hcal,hful condition butn the use Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
ScruInerciaI Intelligence.

LoxDoE MoNsY MaRRET.-In the London Money
the fu ID Quis and Isle "esk Inc ie'es io
money without chang and few tsu'actions TOOK place
below the banks minimum rate .! discount Messr 'Iao
,Tcs Aked Co.. Of Liverpool. - the Brazilian usde hrd
suspended payment 1her liabilities oe suI 0s'd to be con-
siderable.
Ihe weekly Liverpool Gotten usIset vas received per
Moth Anne lean . ga. c.,
Nash Co, Bictsrlson. spence Co, and Others report
ou, stssdy, with shshi Improvements on tne qusrie,
American 25 az Nhea' e. and ~ iaon. sIe bar
n.3 " hi,e Western. II QllI9i Nhiie soaItefn, IL "a
p Com que, and steady Mixed 20 te9 81 ieo" ~
IivyRPooI PRoyfsloS M.Rxr1 Various circular, report
Beet dun aud nominal Pork dnL Bacon quiet ana hIm
LiyzKPooL PEODUCK MAKEEr -Ashes steady g. u az
for Pot, and Pearls. hosn hFneF Common, "a. slui"
Iurpsutre inactive II .o SusH quiet hhi sies'y Cou'e
stes3y. hice has an upward iendehcs Lia.eo ADVANCING
Liu.eed Oh steady 81 A. Cod Oii quiet sna slehdy
LoNpox MAHxyTs--(Ba rius).-BRH.psrrrFs steady
hos ste43y for bar ard rails; scotch ps advancing ana
quoted At 81 9. SUGAR INN TIA stead. Corr kE hInef
IALLOw quiet OF 30 SPlKITs IckIkH1thE steady a. a."
RosIS advancing, common % az. Rich tim. Lrseed
Messrs Groves Todd quote AsHEs dull and Doomed
BAcoS upward bEAy quiet AMI steady.
New ioIk Central 7iaJ re Central fvi du Lrie u
U ) Elves 6oats.
week been $50 bses OIiesn. Tres oid are lVi
Bias 4f The market i, tuoysnt snd excited snd t-ie 1
been advance on American OF - CO.. mrs an - Oh IL
dian lie stock Of Btor IN port j. IS,'Nt pA -
PARfS SatuTosy-1he bOufse IL duAi henles, D l. tJG
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday .-CorToS-The sales to
dsy reach 600 bse-, ircocng 500 to ipeen@ors d en-
f,ers Tie market closed quiet The following are gwen
s the quota ion, OF Saturday; - at,
al. Ofesrs .......'.3ss MidSln, W an''''''''3
F.ir fpiards.........1-5o iMddng lpisLds I'D
BKkGpsTURTs-The market Is quiet and steady Wheat H
easier.
IcSpos. ssIu 3.y-con.o closed 4. sS a99l for money
Bullion il tie bsAf Of II gard Las Increased aiVVo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Hrig.-Gen. George W. Tnyior.

Died, d, Alexandra, Va, Sept. l. loo@, Brig
Gen G.os- " Tayior 1T Newjef'sy Brigade Ct wounds
received Al the battle o. Msna'.a' Aug. q l9A
Rssye, ard friend, Of the family vi'rd to s't'rd tho
n-t.l from bis late residence Clinton pnerdon County.
n J., o. fhdly morning. TN int. a, II d, lock.
Gen. TAYLOR was born in Cluion. Huuterlon
County. y. j., and fret entered the service Of the
United States as Colonel Of the 81 NcwJersey Vol
un.ecrS Wien his regiment lef, the State on the
2Sih Of June, 1861, il numbered l,059 men and
officers. This sperdil corps usssted in rgsrding
,be noted ute Ia pant which had been nj. by the
New-Jcrsey troops at the end Of Long Bridge. Al
the battle Of Bull Run u formed part Of Ruuyons
=, serve diyision. When the Army Of the Potomac
was roorganzed after that memorable fight it formed
the tlird regiment Of the FRS, Brigade Of the First
Division of tho First Army Corls under Gen. Nc
Dowen. The brigade was then under hearney
and the division under Franklin.
Col. Taylor regiment went Mp TO Wet Point 81
the time OF the battle at the Brick IIolc Int they
were not engaged IN the fight. When Gen. keaney
was promoted TO the control Of division, Col Tay-
or was sppoiuied Acting BrgadisT-General of the
let Nes.Jeney Brigade. He was also with tie
amy in the advance upon Richmond and held a POI
during tie seven days fighting. having loen
crowned with "a full commission as Bligader-Gen-
.ral. lie war Il good dbciplinari4n aud bard
worker. He participated III tie recent battle OF Bull
Run where lie fought with the courage of lion
Tic died in Alexandra from wounds received in that
battle. Gen. Taylor when young was in tue Naval
service but retired from active duty several years
Ggo. When the Mexican war called for his services
he raissd Il company in New-Jeney, and was with
Gen. Zachary Taylor throughout his Mexican cam
pagn.
Gen. Taylor was pure patriot, who engaged in
The service Of BIZ ry from the mobiles, motives
sacrificing the delights of home and the endearmenis
OF charming family TO MD in soIrorting the Union
and crushing tho Rebellion. He WAS wise coun-
eIor. gallant soldier, devoted friend. Mud model
patriot,
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OUR DEPARTED HEROES.
General Philip EzeGruey.

The death of Gen. Kearney is a national los', for
he Wa an ccomllshed and gallant soldier, and an
able commander. lie fell in severe engagement
near Chan,ilv, Two miles nor.h Of Fairfax Court
IIou.e, on Monday evening. a stranger to fear
he never spared his person in the honr OF Danger
iudo.d his courage eliminated III rishness, end he
was always in front in the thickess OF the light.
lfc Was a terror 10 the Rebels who distinguished
/ IN by the soJr,gaet of the one armed devil
The deceased served major in lie Mexican
War; where he los. an arm in lighting the ba'ile
Of lis couutry. At lie outbreak Of the Rebellion
he promptly volunteered his services snd stood NO
10 ON the lst OF 200 bricadiers now in tho army.
In experience and military skill lie ranked siil
biyber. but he was too busy with his brigade, TO
prevent The promotion OF bis junCn over him, and
IL was not until little more than month ago ne
was commissioned Major General.
Soon after he joined the army division was sug-
ge.ted to him, but be cared moro for his country
thau he did for himself, and another reron received
i, After he had distn u,shed hin self lsuin by hh
nssterly energy and brilliant exploits ia occupy hs
Manassas: once more the honor Of commanding .
division was forced upon him. bu, be declined - a.
enhance becaute be could no. take bis men IN hi.
Had New-Jersey urged the Secretary O. War -
place all her quota under It's charge, they wood
have rad a leader they most coveted and II woIii
nave been worth more than the empty compliment
paid to him by i1e New-.Ierscy Legislature. His
division consisted Of Berrys, Birney's and jameson
brigades. With these brave men Lc greatly ds,in-
,ui.hed himself at Yorktown, Williamsburg, Far
Oaks, White OAK Swamp, Cro-s Roads, Malvern
Hill. and On tie field where he foil while leading on
special duty one Of hir noble regiments TO the scene
VI action.
His presence in n battle was an inspiration to his
troops lie was brave 10 rashne.s, and bad made -
many hsirbradh escapes. be was considered the III
vulnerable Achilles Of tue American Army. Rebel
prisoners bad heard much Of him, they never
failed Ia ask 20 see him. There were persons who
considered him harsh because he was strict disci-
plingrian: but ,hosc who knew Linn best loved him
most. IIs oiicerr and men were devoted attached
10 him. and deemed ii an honor TO follow HIM to the
hottest Of ID, contest. Gen. hesrney wiA IL reel
deut Of New-jersey. He was twice maIiied-hfsi,
70 Mns Ballet Of Kentucky. from whom he was d.
vorc,d, aud afIerwagd 10 Niles Maxwell OF New
York. His remaus are expected 70 arrive al East
Newark to-day, where be formerly lived.
Boy him where the brook shall 'ing
Els feQai.ui aud fsturuing S.TiSs
shsii decs ils peaceful gave,
Ard heaven shal stch. With sarry eyea
The mound unlsI tie sta.ly sai-.
Who're ss-F' the brn'e's crave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
The Government Determined 10 III
Down the Rebellion.
SYMPATHY WITH eAalsAlDI IN TIE ROYAL hAaY
THE SPANISH PRESS DFN0UNCIEG NAPOLEON
The Turkish Ultimatum Adopted By
Montenegro.
HALIFAX. wedpesd.7 Sept. ,. 1as7

HALIFAX. Wednesdsy sept ). 1901
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool at g o'clock
on the morning Of the 23d, via Queenstown on the
afternoon O: the Oath August arrived Al thin port at
6 O'Clock this morning. Her dates ale two days
later than those per the North American.
The Asia reports meeting, on the 18th Of August
ships Australia, British Queen, ConQuercr, W. Z.
Storer, and S,ranak-all bound i'll to Liverpool.
On the 9th of Angus the Asia net tue steamship
Arabia, and on tho 3lst the steamship Scotia both
bound to Liverpool. TIE Asia has &c passengers.
The steamship Aus.ralssian, from Now-York, ar
rived at Queenstown Q, o'clock on the afternoon Of
the 22d of August, and Wa of LIVERPOOL when the
Asia left thet pom.
The ship Queen Of the Sea arrived at Liverpool
on the 22d Of August with 400 bales Of cotton snd
$4,000 in specie from tie Confederats States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Lly be recovered The shore is candy, the surf 10
heavy, ana tho veess would seem TO he broken mp
sud funk in the qncssssDd. Still, as there Is q pos
g,liIity, the undeIw tiers will probably send down
vessel to attempt ITO recovery. They arc III con-
sultliion over the after to-day.
MAILS LOST by TIFF GOLDEN GATE.
TIE following communication from Pos'master
Parker shows what anj how many mails were lost
W 9TH the Golden Gaze:
Enron BULLETIN. desire 10 inform the puttc through
,our u,p4r loss OF the mails by the Golden Gae
cent by that steamer which len this port at o'clock
If ney,p,pors 1861 letter.. incuoing l32 registered or
valuable These eTcu.iye of those NJ ic u the
Sacramento Office. -, 4,
All letters ff the Es. deposited In this Office between tho
morning Of TIE th aud 2l u July sent by the Coien
Gate ,.-.,
The publ cation Of this contradiction VIII enable meI'
Ct, Ets aud otheIs 70 duplicate theif cone-Popdsrc5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
NEw:yDHK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1862

Presidential contest Of 1860 he Chairman OF thc
Breckinridge National Executive Committee, spend
ing mos, of his time az Washington conducting the
campaign.
When Secession raised the black flag in the Win
ter of 1861 be dsnounced bis recent loliica ass"-
ctes Of tie South and stood hy the Union. lie
urged President Buchanan TO remove Floyd and
Tbonpson from bis Cabinet aud crush mcp!l M
treason in the bud Hearing of the fall OF Sumter
in bis oistan, Pacific home he instantly started for
Washington, travelling thousands Of miles by sea
and land and arriving there about the time oil TIE
buttle of Bull Run rendered bis service" To tue Cow
eminent lie was placed in command of the '9'i'
New.Yosk III ghlaudl regiment, made vacant BY the
fail of Col. Cameron on that disastrous led.
Appointed Brigader, he went with Gen. Shef-
man to South Caroline, where he bore leading part
in all the battles at and around Por Royal. lie was
then transferred to North Carolina, whence he came
to Virginia in tho corps Of Gen. Reno. Ho WIS III
al the skirmishes along the Rsppahannock under
Pope, and fought most CALAMITY N the battles O. '4S'
Friday and Saturday near Bull Run.
When lie fell, shot through the head by n MIME
ball, lie was bearing alof, tLs color' Of one OF DS
regiments, and cheering on his men IN iunou'
cbarae upon the foe. Gen. Stevens was small OF
stature. wry and compact in form, with "a elastic
step which betokened great energy, and az eye
whose keen glauces eyiienced rare genius. NODES
in mien, quiet ia demeanor, and rctceut Of speech
he was re,ola'e in will heroic in conduct, and, iar
beyond most men, iuEensibe 20 fear
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lfniY.


The official Trrin Cozele on the 2ist Of August,
publishes decree prOcl.iming d state Of eiePe III
Sicily, and nominating General Cugia Extraordinary
Commissioner.
General Cugia forthwith sent the following pro.
clsmation:
"SIcILiASs: Notwithstanding the words Of the
King, the vote OF Parliament, ana the forbearance
OF the Government 10 giving time to deluded peOp,e
10 return to their duty, armed bands OF Gaiibalai
continue 10 occupy an Important town. The rebel.
lion il thus opened and the government has re-
solved TO pat end 10 this state oI things com
promising to the destini' Of Italy.
q" Every armed band tumuuous meeting will
be dissolved by force. The liberty Of the Press il
SUSPENDED. Tie commanders OF the dlyltiOne OF the
troops at Palermo, Measina, and Syracuse will ID.
sumo both civil and ilitary powers.
Ii was reported that Ga1baldl had apI OInted Nj
cotera, Prtfect OF Cal.abia.
II was also asserted that a considerable number Of
officers III the Royal army had declared they wosld
resign rather than fight against Garioaidl
A Iafls correspondent says that ss Gen. Cuga
with $1,000 troops did not prevent CatiGdldi ron
reaching the seaport of Cattsnia nierenccs freely
drawn that he Italian Government dare5 rot throw
any serious iInpediu ent in the way Of Garibaldi.
The DscusUOn asserts that General Claldlni has
been appointed Civil aud Military Chief Of Sicily,
with the fullest powers
II was believed that Admiral per.ano would AZ
sumo command OF the feet
The official Turn Gazette Of the 22d Of Angus,
publishes the following report, addressed by the
Ministers 10 the King;
"Gsrbsldi has raised the standard Of reke lion in
your Majesty snd that OF ILaiy which s.ryes
only 70 vail bis Intentions and tLose Of Europeap
AemaQogues The cries OF Rome or Death are
esuseleos insults 70 our glorious aily, and reId ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Wa fast ginning upon the object OF her pursuit.
Nuch excitement reignsd on board the Tynwald,
and sueculsfion we very rife among tie passengers
as 10 the chance which existed Of oyertakinR " tie
e,emv." some considering the chance as hopeless,
will. .thers Of more sanguine ditpotitiOi, We're
convinced dat the chase would prove successful:
Cant MCQUEEN. however, with hls usual cheerful
d.nos;ii,u and pleasant looks bloycd up the hOpes
of lis psrsepgers, knowing well the CAPABILITIES OF
his vessel. mud seemed determined that, inr the
credit Of he Ise Of Man it should not be said that
80 fine a craft as the Tynwsld, and under his com
ma 4 vss defeated by u Union frigate, oud that,
whatever became OF the rtnpes," the IyHwald
should have the honor Of Possessing the : stars
The excitement incr -ased the bearer the Tyuwald
an; roach, the iugate, aud every PREPARATION was
made for p1viue the 1usCarOra eorne hearty cheers
all on board seeming determined TO lay aside Tor me
zine being their own individual feelings aud olin-
ions with respect To the unhappy cohflct now raging
among their American brethren al order To give Il
hearty lICeing 10 the officers and crew OF tie ius-
carora at length, about clio 4, wien Inc III gaze
was five 10 six miles from the tsii OF Man, passing
through the water ut IA quick rate, Inc iyhWA'u
came up with her, On aTiylnS alonSside, the / u'-
carors was greeted with several iusty rounds OF
cheers from those on board the Iyuwald, which
were respouded 10 ly tie crew OF tie f18ie. Capt
McOueen then gallanlly crossed The bows OF the
Ius, arora when two rockets wero lei Of from the
pnddle-box OF the Tsnwald. farewell cheer gwen
by her passengers, and the IuscaroTa was lett 10
pursue ler way down tie Channel, with the wishes
of many tina, she might never meet WITH more
wariKo enemy than the lynwaId. The return ~
Douglas WAC accom- i,shed in little moTo than tii
hour aid "a half The passengers appeared mghD
Debglted with the y! lie uIp, when, COM
buod with n smooth sed and tue evening, contrib
ulod ia small degree 10 ;he eIJJyneIt VI oil VINO
had ayailed themselves OF the " tidi.' hlnA ouh'