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THE
WARRINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY,


In order that this benevolent object may be sue.
cessiuly accomplished, lave issued FIVE series Of
FINE S1EkL-PLATE ENGRAVINGS,
which we put on subscription at prices much below
CERTiFIcXTES GER riis OF STOCK IN THE WASHING.
TON LIBRARY COMPANY IT-TT1
and signed by the secretary (None others genIine1
OR FIVE DOLLARS, or paying the same % our local
Engraving, as set forth below and many esrtif-
Gates of stock the number of dollars paid; insurng
ONE PRESENT In our published schedule for EACH
0h-i' - oNE-DoLIAR ENGRAvINGs.
No; my IN Child ILL., NY chIld!" No a-"They,re
or, The Early Days Of the Revolution" =
TWO.DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
ipStons LSss eihn fnterView With bis &other "aeh'
THREE-DOLLAR ENGRAVING.
HOME FROM THE WAR;"
and Three Certificates OF Stock, insuring Three
FOUR.DOII,AR ENGRAVING
1.-THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,"
and Four Certificates OF Stock, insuring Four
fis''-.'s- FIvEDoLLAR ENGRAVING.
"THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS.D
and Five Certificates otStock, nsuring Five Presents
The engravings and certificates will be delivered
at our Local Agencies or sent by mail postpaid, or
e0press as may be ordered.
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOI,
LARS IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1857
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CIEARID YHSTFRDAY,

Barque Alcedo, OveTgaard. Hamburg Captain.
schr q. Deering, Willard, Portland, Wannemacher d
Co.
senr ,Althea, Godfrey, Salem. Castner, stckney &
Wellington.
= hr Boston. smith, Br stol, SlnnicksOn d. Co.
schr Crisis, Bowen, Lynn, do.
schT Ann Twibil, Edwards, Pawtucket, Blakiston,
GTaef d Co.
Scbr Charm, starr Washington, ROmme d Hunter.
Sehr Clara Merrick. Montgomery, Lynn, Van Dusen
schr s. q Tyler steelman. Salem, Tyler & Co.
Schr M Mines, Burdge, Portsmouth. do
schr f. b. Wheaton, Little, Boston, Day, Huddel
schr L. A. Burlingame. Fuller, Boston, L. Audenried
schr p Polly. Yates Boston, Bancroft Lewis a Co.
schr ]. b, Allen, Case, Nantucket kathoun, stearns
schr Jos. Hay, Hathaway, Wareham, r. II: Powell.
Schr A. Bartlett Bartlett. East Boston, Manchester
schr Gilbert Green Westcott, Lynn, E. V. Glover.
schr ]. A. Crawford, Buckley DanVersport, ID. Pear
echr ]. House. Gage. Boston, NJ s. Bulkley.
Str j. s. 6hTiver, Dennis baltimore a. Groves, Jr
spr E a Riddle McCue. New York, w. +. Clyde u Co
SUI E N Fairchiid. Trout N. York, W. NJ. Bard&C0.
Tug lookout Alexander, baltimore with q TOW OF
bRIges, w. p. Clyde q 20.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

New CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE evening
the great benefit for the sufferers by the dre and
accident at the American Theatre will occur.
The entire receipts will be presented to Chief
lyle for distribution. The bill selected Is a very
attractive one and we hope every one will feel
II a duty 10 contribute something to the good
cause. The 6remen especially should devote
one evening to the benefit of those who were
dear to their dead comrades.
On tomorrow Saturday evening, Mr.. Joseph
G. Foster will take benefit, when Monte ChristO
win be presented. Mr.. Foster is the stage
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY. EFT
CoLLECToR's OFFICE. CUSTOM HOUSE, !

PHILADELPHIA, June q, 1857
Sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Books,
Blanks, and Stationery for the Custom House,
Philadelphia, will be received at this Office
until the 2Sth day of JUNE, inclusive, for sup
plying the Custom House for one year from the
Blank Books for Entries, Records. Abstracts,
etc.
Printed Books of Bonds, etc.
Printed Blanks Tor Enrolments, Licenses,
Reports, Permits, Accounts, etc.
Stationery, viz:-Pens, Ink, Paper, Pencils,
etc.
The whole probably not to exceed $4,000.
Liberty is reserved TO accept such proposals
for the whole or any portion of the articles
therein named.
IL is also TO be understood that all such arti-
cles as may be require d, and which are not ex-
pressly mentioned in the Schedules, shall be
furnished by the contractors, at the usual mar
keJ prices, may, at the option OF the Collector,
be purchased in open market.
Schedules OF articles and estimated quanu-
ties, with specimens, and other required par
ticulars, furnished on application TO this once.
Bonds, with satisfactory security VIII De re-
quired lor the faithful performance OF the
contract, ,,,,,
67t4t JOSEPH w. CAKE, Collector.
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Il
9arque Linda, Hewitt; u days from Trinidad oe
Cuba, with sugar 10 8. 4 w. Welsh. . -, A..
sehT Ocean Bird, Kelly, from Boston, with muse 70
scbr july tth. Shaw days from Bangor, with ium-
schr W. Gilum, serrnl, from Midoletown, with
stone TO captain.
sebE e6erI Green, westcott, from Lynn, in ballast
scbir A. Z Defrlckson Marshall, days from Lewes,
with wood to captain.
schr J. b. Austin, Davis, from Boston.
Schr Nj. Mines, Burdge, from Boston.
Schr Polly Price, Yates, from Boston.
6chr L. A. Burlingame. Fuller, from Boston.
Schr Crisis Bowen, from Lynn.
schr Charm. Starr, from Baltimore;
Schr Lady Emma. SnedecOr, from AleNandrla.
Schr ~. b. Wheaton, Little, rom Salem.
kchr A. Twibill. Edwards, from New Haven,
Schr g. 4. Tyler, Steelman, from Portsmouth.
Schr ]. II. Allen. Case. from Nantucket. -
schr j. Hay, Hathaway, from Cohassett NarroWs'
Schr ]. r. Weaver, Weaver. from NewburyporI
Schr A. Pharo, Shourds. from Providence
Echr Boston. Smith, from DanverspOft
Schr j. A Crawford. Bulkiey, from Danversport'
6chr A. Bartlett. Bartlett, from Dorchester. ,,,,
Steamer Old North State. Swaine, days from WIN
ton N. c. with lumber to Bacon, Collins q Co. -
Steamer c. COmstOck, Drake, "a hours frOm rev
York. with mdse. TO w. NJ, Baird q Co. -
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, "a hours nom New
York, with mdse. to w. NJ Baird q Co. -,
Steamer Chester. Jones, "a hours from New YORK.
with mdse. to w. p. Clyde g. Co. ,.,
Tug Lookout. Alexander. from Baltimore Win
tow OF bRrges TO w. p. Clyde Co.
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

MEETING OF COUNcms.-The stated meeting
of Councils was held last evening, President
Benjamin +. Archer in the chair. Ex-President
Hall, who Was present, was invited 10 occupy
seat near his successor,
A petition was received from Mayor Cox, asking
Councils TO give him power to appoint extra police
Thomas C. Knight tNorln Ward) offered the fol-
Resolved That the Mayor be authorized to appoint
ten policemen TO serve on the Fourth Of July next
Tie report OF the Finance Committee was received
containing the follow ing ltems:-
Taxes collected in the North Ward for the month Of
June:-SchOo purposes, S26'gO city account, S26GI7
total, t2g247 Amount uncollected, s6lIl2l.
sGOsC total s6910. Amount uncollected s52795O
1oS ss G tea asGooun
Joseph e. Nichols, City CLERK, collected on account
licenses. S3oS The Finance Committee recommend
the payment Of two mortgages city property, one
for slSCO 10 favor Of James Copperthwait and one
The report was received and the recommendations
Tha Committee on Accounts reported several bills
and orders for the payment OF the respective
were ordered TO be drawn upon the treasury. =
The Ordinance Committee reported ordinance
70 construct culvert on Pine street. from Fifth to
Also, one for a culvert on Market street, between
Flont and Second. Passed.
Also, one for a cuvert Benson street, from West
Also one in reference to raising $4,000 by taxes for
Also, one regulating the cleaning of cesspools and
privy wells Permits must be obtained troG the City
Clerk. The work must be performed between the
hours Of ne T. M and 4 A. N. Passed. u,,..
. The License Cdlpmittee reported several applica-
The report OF the Committee Police was received.
police men praying or an increase OF salary II was
referred to this Committeewho rendered an unfivor-
Mr. Knight North Wardl offered the following
Resoged That the salaries OF the police officers OF
Said resolution TO tax effect from the st of July next
Sn & Rnshs
the resolution was adopted,
| Sl2 per week.
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67t4t JOSEPH W. CAKE, Collector.
IaUsTOM HOUSE, PHLADELPlHLIlAl..-

~ CoIIEorOR's OFFICE, June o. 1857
Sealed PTopogais will ne received al this ONCE until
the 2ah oay Of E for the supply OF RATloNS Tor
the petty officers aud sehIneu ~ tS
revenue cutters of this stallou or the term oi one
year, from the list day OF July next 4, .,.... .,,.
To he annSnved 6y the captain; ana the different Artl
elias coInrisnR the RaLOuB 70 be delivered ON board
~ ssss i GOOD aud sufficient casks ana vessels,
IN hs nryided By the contractors, and the contents
IhsTehf d,stinctly marked on each.
In Is 10 be Understood that the contractor win be
- "a 40 h5rnish, upon reasonable notice. as often as
% Ne Teouired by the captain OF the vessel with
may w. Dnrobaon of the Collector (not exceeding upon
~ Saverage day In each week. such fresh meat
AZ al fresh vegetables as may be equivalent 10 the
ponding parts Of the ration allowed In the naval
esspscihcations will be furnished a. this efiee.
JOSEPH W. CAKE,
e7lAt Collector
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BELOW.
Brig Elvle Allen from Cienfuegos, at quarantine

MEMORANDA
ship wyoming, Pnrlon, from New Orleans, at Liver
steamship Hunter, Rogers, hence, at Providence
25th inst.
Barque Alex. Mcneil, Andrews. for Philadelphia.
Barque Johanna Marie, Gustavus, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York Yesterday.
Brig Mary Wilson. Taylor, hence Tor Stetln, passed
through Pentand FIRTH Ilth inst.
Brig Hilda, Nessen, hence for Liverpool sailed from
Falmouth l4th inst.
Brig Mountain Eagle. sherman, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Havana 18th Inst.
Brig Margaretha, Thesing from Shields for Phila-
delphia, was repairing at st. Thomas 18th inst.
Schr Isabel, Smith, hence. at Halifax 2Oih inst
sohr Azelde and Laura Mclndoe. tor Philadelphla-
cleared at wilmington, n. o., 22d Inst
Schr r. II. Baird. Ireland for Philadelphia, cleared
at New Orleans 22d inst.
Schrs Anna NJ Edwards Henson, and Wave Crest,
Young from Providence for philadelphia, sailed from
schr Express. Brown, for Philadelphia. sailed from
schrs r. F. Stockton, soper and VIM. @. Atwater
Glover from Fall River for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr James Buchanan, Kallahan, for Philadelphia
sailed from Georgetown, ID. O., 25th inst.
Schr j. 4. Bradley, hence, at Norwich 25th inst.
Schr NJ X. Carlisle, Potter, from Providence Tor
Philadelphia, at Newport 22th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The buoys now marking the entrance TO RocKaway
Inlet three in number, painted with white ana
black perpendicuar stripes, and are placed rs tol-
lows-
one outside the bar in "a feet at low tide.
One on the bar In IL feet at low tide.
One inside the bar in IS feet at low tide.
These buOyS lay In straight line, ana tne distance
from the outer TO the inner buoy about half mile
Entering the Inlet the course from the outer 10 the
inner buoy Is NE. by B. -, .
hdenty relied upon.
New York, June 26. 1851.
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AN AMUSING SoENE.-Last evening quite a
commotion was raised in the vicinity of Front and
Market streets, caused by two young men, aged
seventeen and eighteen years of age, facing each
other in a menacing manner, each daring the other
to "knock mis- bat off, Neither being disposed to
strike his opponent, they cooled down in about ten
minutes and walked off, On inquiring the cause of
that one OF the young men was jealous of the other
because he had enjoyed hour and O halfs chitchat
with his fair companion, She appeared upon the
shortly after the separation and said "1t was
such thing, and that he was only jealous" One of
the gentlemen then had the satisfaction of accom-
panying the young lady home, his opponent. looking
somewhat cresRllen going up the street in different
direction.
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SUIcIDR.-The Coroner held an inquest, yes
terday. on the body of John Holds worth, aged
forty-6ve years, who committed suicide by blow
ing his brains out, while laborng under depres-
sion OF spirits.
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SEVERELY INJURED.-About o'clock yester-
day afternoon, Eli Stribig, employed at the
Pencoyd Iron Works, was severely injured by
being struck on the head with bolt The in
jured man was removed TO his residence, in
Mechanic street, Manayunk
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR. = Sir Frederick
Wright Bruce is now in our city, and stopping
at the La Pierre House, on Broad street.
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Mia schnnnar Henrv

SCHOONER LAUNcHED.-The schooner Henry
Allen built by the New Jersey Armor and Ship Build
ing Company and fitted out by Jt hn s. Lee Co. No.
46 N. Wharves, of Philadelphia, launched on
Wednesday from the yard of the New Jersey Armor
and ship Building Company, Camden. she is owned
by samuel W. Tatem, OF Camden, was built of
delaware white oak and is of $50 TONS burden
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PHILoTECHNIc lNsTITUTE.-Last evening this
institution held an anniversary at Morgans Hall, it
being the close OF the spring session. The exercises
consisted of recatons In Greek and Latin and songs
In German and Ere nch This Instltution Is rapidly
of the managers of the Institution will be fully
realized In the erection of suitable building for i'm
parting instruction to young and old d,.accoTding TO
the photographic system. The school is at present in
a hourishng condition, and the pupils exhibit pro-
fciency in their studies they have advanced
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The Board Of Trustees consists Of the following we'll
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CHARTABLE.-Miss Sarah Stewart, recently
deceased made the following charitable be-
quests:- $3.50 to the Mariners Church of Phlla-
Widows and Single Women; 500 to the Female
Seamen's Friend Society; 500 10 the African
Aid Union of Philadelphia; Sl00 to the Penn
sylvania Seamen's Friend Society; 500 to the
delphia Bible Society.
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marine TELEGRAPH.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DA-.
SUR RISES MOON RIsEs......-.. 152
SUN SETS. HIGH WATER..-...,1020 10 20
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
WILLIAM q. KENT,
THOMAS E. AsHMEAD, MONTHLY COMMITTEE
CHARLES WHEELER,
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New OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. l.. V. Tunison,
formerly Of the Manhattan Hotel, of New York,
has recently purchased the splendid white
marble church edl6ce on the east side of
Seventh street, below Arch, with the intention
of remodellng and fitting it up as an Opera
House of the first class. Work will be COM
menced upon the building Immediately, it being
the expectation of Mr.. Tunison that he will be
enabled to open the establishment on or about
the first day OF October with a minstrel troupe
comprising some Of the best talent in the pro-
fpssiOn.
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New SCHOOL HoUsE.--Wo Workmen have COM
menced to dig for the cellar and foundation
walls of the school house TO be erected on the
Grover being the Arst street above Front. The
main building will be about forty-fve by sixty
five feet, in addition to which there will be wings
for the stairways, and an extension at the rear
stories in height, and it is contemplated to con
struct it of brown stone. This will be the best
school house in the third section.
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out the United States.
The Association have appointed as Receivers
Messrs GEORGE A. COOKE n co. Bankers. NO SO a
THIRD street. whose we'll known Integrity ana busl-
experience viii be 81 cent guarantee that tha
money entrusted 70 them n be promptly applied 70
the purposes stated.
PHILADEnPHIA, Pa, May 20 1867
10 the O6oers and Members Of e Igashtgt0n Ebrar,
ConpGny, N. s. READ, SecretqTy - A
Gentlemen;-On receipt Of your favor OF rhe 18TH
instant, notifying uB OF our appointment - Receivers
for your Company we took The liberty 70 submit u
COPY OF your Charter with plan OF your entorpFiso
TO the highest legal authority of the state and having
recev al hs Favorable opinion In regard its leaalitv
and 81 pathizing with the bepevolent oheob OF yoar
Aarociafion VIZ. the education and mainaenanca AZ
HE oFnhen ch lld Of soldiers sailors N the
RiVefside Institute, we have concluded 10 acce,l
~ 0D' Respectfully, yours, etc,
GEO. A. COOKE Co
All orders by mail should be addressed 20 3looRo
A, COOKE 4 CO.. Bankers, No, s8 5. THIRD stre1
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Cash Present 10000
Cash
Chsn frehenl
CaSn
Cash Presents OF S250U each. 900
/ Handsome Country Residence, Stable, wv
Grounds ETC., Germantown, Phila-........., lsOO0
/ Double Residence three-story prick, Cam
Coal Depot, offices Sheds, and Ground, with 'N0
business established, No. 1914 Washington
avenue, Phlladelphla- l5OO0
] Country Residence, Riverside, N. j., with '
Ground, Fruits, ..... loom
Threestory Cottage, Lot, etc............,,. kO00
% Valuable Building Lots Riverside, $500 each 5000
i Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, span on ~
Horses, Harness. ETC., complete ........,.,, mn
10 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside. $500 each 5000
Beautiful Slver-grey Horse, 1616 hands
high. sired by the celebrated imported
Arabian Horse "Caliph" also. q light
Road Wagon, weight I40 pounds with set
otsupel.o- Single Harness, Lap Blanket,
Whlp etc.... -fb.ts6
% ~ ElaInSs fOeo sos sSSn l0O0
~ esoSvond Ssevoi s nc $500
~ 1oiiv SaSyns IA scb, sOO eacb...- 1000
etfO e1ch......... 1000
o 6o 6i 6ihs pajtSr I0tE ~ 10000
value ne. 10000
IiaiL SphMisi EiVyp each .-...-,..... 1900
ShnSIs hhn ShsWls foV each..-............ 6000
% nahusoInS 1.aee ~ AVIS O each.-.......... 750
lO cashmere ShhWls SoO ga ......,.,....- 500
~ N2tA 70 lb0O
N My buhqlng LotS5 sll2( $3.50
The remainder VIII co Silver Ware,
Musical Boxes, Op .leees. Pocket
Bibles, and different ~ ornament
and use amounting t0.s ... s2OO0
rotaI - aooo .oo
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LOCAL 1la,l ana TS1yslling AGENTS WANTED through
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IMPROVEMENTS AT FAIRMoUNT.--The Chief
Engineer of the Water Department proposes
making some important improvements, which
he regards as essentially necessary for the health
and comfort of our citizens.
The Chief Engineer proposes erecting one
turbine and two pumps, of such dimensions as
TO raise five millions of gallons of w&ter per day
more than the pumps and wheels of Nos. 2 and 8,
for which they will be substituted. 1t Is pro-
posed, finally, to put in two other wheels and
pumps of the size indicated, but this can only
be done after the one now required is in opera.
ton. The sum of $125, 900, however, is the
amount claimed for the cost of said improve
ments, and it will be pretty much expended in
the following manner
For one turbine and two pumps, with connec-
tions, $780, 600; for one 36-inch main to Reservoir
No. q, and connections, $500; for work at the
reservoir to receive three 36-inch mains, $4,000;
for bridge across the forebay to carry the three
main, $4,000; for alterations to mIl-h0use, Golfer
dam, pumping machines, quarrying, wheel-pits,
and building foundations, $4,000.
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All T9Esl pSs pi;cperties are given r;
brance W
HOW 10 OBTAIN SHARES AMD EN-.
CRAVINGS. 1lf 49,,

send orders by mail, enclosing Eom 81 20 S2o
either by Post ONCE orders or In gistered letter
az our risk. Larger amounts shoulf De sent by draf
ou 10 shares, with Engravings....... .. seS,
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All orders by man should be addressed 70 qIcoRo
A. COOKE a co. Bankers No. 50 5. THIRD etreI
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as those that are not, horde OF nung,y o..
fice-seekers, living upon the swea. a h.1 of
of the people, and snaore than ons-nai -. =.
them don't collect enough TO pay pay raven.
penses. We can abolish this ln.ernat 49,. 49,,
ne sct. than. and this odious system u aa1 =
that cnnsed q rebellion in old ,ines' anu II
persisted in, will again in mouef" u'ne
u Vaa pa hny'a sheep o. lamb from your
49, ~ DIVE promissosy note, but YOU
men, I,,nt ont a government official and buy
l.us' h h1 stamp, with somebody's likeness
.oA :. to enable your contract to be bind
;na This is one of the beauties of the re-
n ni system! You can't settle with
Your merchant, Or take receipt, but there
must be the government stamp coming in.
You cant make deed of piece of land,
wishoat yoa mast run around for n govern.
ment stamp to affix to it. You can't get
married, my young lady friends, [downcast
looks without your intended husband must
60 and get his license, and pay for putting. .
government stamp upon it. Feminine hor-
lion clear again Now, that is against
matrimony, and therefore against constitu-
tional laws. Applause by the young la
dies.
Not only that when your neighbor dies,
and leaves his wife, and half a dozen chill
dren dependent solely upon her for theis
support, you can't administer upon his es-
tate-unless, when there are but one horse,
and but one COW, and but one Pr, and bns
two Sheppard take out letters of admins
tration, without paying tax of 81 for the
privilege Of doing it. You can't bury you,
friend when he dies, without paying gov
eminent tax to the man that makes his cot
fin. You can't put up a stone, with hi;
name, at the head of his grave, but you mus
pay a government tax to the tombstone
maker for cutting his name.
Concluded tomorrow