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AHA DE MAnN0LfA.

A toilet delight Superior ioahy Cologne
used 10 battle The faoe and person, 10 render
The skln soft and fresh 10 allay innamma.
lion, 10 perfume clothing Tor headache, So.
II is manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia, and IL obtaining patronage
quite unprecedented, II i a favorlio with
aolressostnd opera Singers. II Is sold by
all dealers at sl.O0i In large bottles, aud by
DEAAs BAnSrs 4 Co, New York, Whole
sale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by
all Druggists
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"a St Constant street.

Montreal July II, 1861.
Messrs Devins & Bolfon-Gentlemen !;
For the last eleven months have been suf-
fering almost daily from several attacks Of
Dyspepsia 50 much 50 that I could with
difficulty retain a mtal in my stomach
more than twenty minutes. AZ night l eK-
perienced a great burning in or about the
region Of the heart; = general depression
Of spirits, attended with frequent head ache,
dizIiuess or dimness o. sight tried va
riOus eaihartics, compounds, and stomach
Preparations, without being afforded any
efectua. relief, till used four bottles Of
Huhssl's Golden Buffers, since which period
= have not been troubled with single one
Of the above comp ainis. Prom The benefit
those Bifiors have afforded me, I feel il ny
duty TO express publicly ny grateful thanks
GEO. A B1rcRDFT.
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Cents
No. Cures FEvERS Congestion, Mnamaiions ?,
WORMS, Worm-Fyer Worm'colio 2,
" . CRYlNG.COLIC,o or IoctLiigof In
mnis'"",",',,..,.,,.,,,,',., "a
DIARRllGA Of children or adults q
DYSINrERY dripping, Bilious Collie p
. 8" CHOLERA .M0RDus, Nausea,
Nomitingr,,,. ,,,,.,,,,,,.,,.",,,-," -
" COUGHS, Colds, Bronehitis.",..,..,,. ~
NEURALGIA, Toothachc, Faccache %
HEADACHES, Sick.headaclc, YER 20
'igo .,"...........,....."-,""u,. %
"lO DYSPEPSIA, Bilious Stomaeh......... 2j
al SUPPRESSED, or Painful Periods. "a
"l2 WHITES, too Proruso Periods....,.... %
'l3 GROUP, Cough, Difficult Breathing.
all SALT RnEUM, Erislpelas, Erup-
tiOns ."",,.,,,..,,,.,.....,.,,,,". 20
as RHEUMATISM, Rhcmatie Palms.. 20
"l6 FEVER AND AGUE, Chill Fever, 80
al PILES, Blind or Beeding.............. 90
ais opTIIALMY, and Sore or Weak
Eycs.,"'.....,.. '........'..".,
80 CATARRH, Acute or Chronic, In
fluenza".,".."...".........., %
"20 WH0OPING. COUGH, Violent
Coughs ....".......... .................... 90
"2l ASTHMA, Oppressed Breathing....
"22 EAR DISCHARGES, Impaired Hear
ing".,.,.....,............. ..."...".......
Z" 20 SCR0FULA, Enlarged Glands, Swell
.................................... 90
"2i GENERAL DEBILITY, Physical
weakness ........................."....... 90
"25 DROPSY and Scanty secretions.".,.. 20
ago sEA.SICKNEsS, Sickness from Ri
ding ......."........................... ~
"27 KIDNEY DISEASE, Gravel........... 80
"2s NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal f.
Missions Involuntary Discharges 90
"20 SORE MOUTH, Cankcr.................. 90
$50 URINARY INCONVENIENCE, Wet.
ting Bed..."..".....". .....""... 90
"3l PAINFUL PERIODS, even with
spasms .................................. 90
"32e " SUFFERING at change of liic..... 90
"33 EPILEPSY, Spasms, st. Vitus's
Dalice.....- l 90
"3l DIPTHERIA, liberated Sore
Throat. "..........".................... 90
FAMILY CASES.
30 large walls, morocco case, and book complete S
20 large vals, In morocco, and book.............
90 large vials, plain case and book..-...........
40 boxes (Nos. to 49, and book.............."...
Veterinary Specifies
cases, 10 yials SO
Single yials, with directions
These Remedies, by the or single box, are sent
to any part of the covntry, by Mail and Expaess, free
of charge, on receipt of the price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Mcdinc Company.
Onire md Dhnot No ECO Broodwoy Nov Work.
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the South,
[ap2s 'GGIy.l NEW ORLEANS.
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Try 1hem ana be conVInced J

For sale ereryuilre.
For sale sTefyrtert.
Fer sale cTeryv here.
Gro. E. Hur1EL e O.. rluTrisiors.
H.W. nr1r1r Exclusive Agent
q Ceis- street. y. J..
Jas. CONCEAL
- o. ell
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JAMES CONCEAL,
40 .,"a.sL Chnfieq si.oa.., 40
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS

Have proved, from The mostamPlo experience an en-
tire succossi Simplc-prompt- Enclent aud Reliable
They arc tho oy Medicine. perfectly adapted to pop.
uar usc-so staple that mistakes cannot bo made In
using ihcm ~ hsrmoss a. TO be free from danger,
aud 30 efficient rs to DO always reliable. Thoy have
raised the highest concentration no all, aud will
always render satisfaction.
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Read the Evidences!

NOW lOfKi April 20 IoO4.
Geo. C. Hubbel & Co.-Gentlemen We
have analysed your Golden Btters, and
find that its component parts entitle it to
the notice of the medical profession. Since
our analysis we have used it in our practice
with very satisfactory results, and find it
particularly well calculated to correct
arrangement Of the digestive organs, such
as Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Sick Headache,
Collie, &c, &C., and is a superior tonic for
daily use in moderate quantities for aged
persons and also those of delicate constitu-
tons. Yours, &C.,
Drs. J. +. & 7. S. NoRBURRY,
No. 236 East 32d street.
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BARNES wARD&Co.,
fMars1ine St. Esu Orleans, Ia
Lsllyl ssis souihsrn Agents
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THE
MANDRAKE PILLS

May Be- taken uirh enfre safry BY al ass and cor
difons producing IN ne good results that can hs
nlfained from rsiofnei snyof the Inercuriai ned
icirrs anH without any II fbeir hurffn inurinus
resrfs. Thy carrv GU n he system the 9 7lirnt
srd vermont matters inusan-d ard ssulr-d tr nv
sEAWEED TONIC AND PULMoEIc syrup II
ul 10 sen that al thrst q ny insdirlBe are used-
"A IN most rises 70 cure Consumption
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III u IL IL &c LIS
SUPERIOR OLD
e. "A EsEN ET hs Ee A N I'D Y
(MEDICArED,)
FOR
DTARRHEA
Gripping Pains i'm the Bowels,
CHANGE OF WATER,
CHOLERA MOBBUS, CHOLIC, sc.
THE CABINET Es R A n I'd Il
Has been used with almost unparalleled sue
cess for the past twenty years in cases Of
DiarrIlea, Cholera MOrbUS, sc.
GEO. c. llUDBEL & Co., Proprietor.
Ii. W. IIUDBEL, Exclusive Agent,
- % Cedar Street. N. Y.
JAMES CONCEAL,
20 st. Charles street, New Orleans,
Southern Wholesale Agent,
The unprecedented success of
HUBBEL,S
GOLDEN BTTTERS.
Is II most emphatic endorsement Of their
virtues. We claim them to be the best
Tonic Bieters i'm the VYOrfd!!!
The unsolicited recommendations we re-
ceive from all parts of the globe prove them
to be just exactly what we claim.
They are purely vegetable.
They will invigorate and strengthen.
They fortify the system against the evil
effects of unwholesome water,
They will cure Dyspepsia.
They will cure Heartburn.
They will cure Headache,
They will cure Jaundice.
They will cure Sea Sickness.
They will cure General Debility.
They will create a Healthy Appetite.
They contain no poisonous drug.
They will invigorate the organs of diges.
ton a moderately increase the tempera-
ture of the body; and the force of the cir
culation acting, in fact, as general cor
Tolerant of the system.
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within woodcutter's small cabin fell upon
him as he stood motionless beneath tree,
and revealed his waterproof riding coat
and tho gold band upon his cap.
He hurriedly inquired, as he listened to
the tramp of the coming horsemen,
"What troops are tbeseS"
"What force is this? ?"
sis this Jeff. Davis's party ?"
eyes," replied the party addressed,
while revolving in his mind the best course
to pursue, "this is jeff. Davis's escort of
five thousand men.
The officer vanished in the darkness,
and no others were encountered.
At Washington it was found that squads
of Federal cavalry scouts were there. A
few were in the town at the time, and Mr..
Davis was again urged to consult his
safety. His family and servants, with a
small train of ambulances, accompanied
by his private secretary, Mr.. Burton Har-
rison, had passed through Washington
twenty-four hours before, and the enemy
then only some twenty miles distant, and
Mr.. Davis ascertained that he might read
lily overtake them; and before adopting
any plan to leave the country. he desired to
see and confer with them.
On the following morning, with his party
somewhat reduced in numbers, he left
Washington and joined his family.
[To BE CONTINUED.
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Losll Rillings's Answers to Core
SpOndents.

Losh BiIlings's Answers to Core.
spOndents.
"Paul"-Yu ask me what 1 think ov
the Gift distributing business" and l
don't hesitate tew say that 1t haz aWl the
premonitory symptoms ov dead beat.
I hav alwus found that when emmy man
offers tew Civ me ten dollars for fifty cents
he lies. I may think he means to do 1t !;
but he don't think so but [ may possibly
cum within nine dollars and half ov 1t
once and if do, hav dun well-a CRATE
deal better than will the next time.
Inevur put emmy mummy into these swim
dies, and would az soon undertake tew
raize good-sized greenback of planting
shinplaster back ov the hog-pen.
If yu git desperate, and feel az tho yu
must gamble or die, 60 twenty cents, odd
or even, on the number ov hairs in kats
back, and count them this will cool yu
oph.
"Student." Rats originally cum from
Norway, and wish they had originally
staid thare.
They are about az uncalled for az pain
in the small ov the back.
They kan be domestikated dredful cay ;
that IL, as ldT az SlVIluS Ill CuPpoalu, huu
eating cheese, and knawing pie, liz con-
cerned.
The best way tew domestikate them that
ever saw is tew surround them gently
with steel trap; yu kan reazon with
them then tew crate advantage.
Rats are migratorious; they migrately
wharever they hav mind to.
Pizen liz also goods for rats; it softens
their whole moral naturs.
Cats hate rats, and rats hate cats, and
who don't?
serpoze thare IL between fifty and sixty
millions of rats in Amerika-i quote now
entirely from memory-and idon't serpoze
thare il single necessary rat in the whole
lot. This shows at glance how menny
waste rats thare IL. Rats enhance in num-
bers faster than shoe-pegs do by machine
nv. One pair ov helthy rats is awl that emmy
man wants tew start the rat dizziness with
and in ninety daze, without emmy outlay
he will begin tew have rats-tew turn oph
Rats, viewed from emmy platform yu car
bid, are unspeakibly cussid, and would
be willing tew make emmy man who would
destroy awl the rats in the United States
valuable keepsake, say for instance
either the life and sufferings ov Andy
Johnson, in one vollum, calf bound, or &
receipt tew kure the blind staggers.
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For the Dispatch.
The Application of Epithets to Ne

~
Mr.. Editor,-We desire to enter in you,
paper an earnest protest against the I'M
polite, irritating, and often unjust Ian
guage so freely used by newspapers and
other journals in regard to negroes in &C.
neral, and those particular representatives
of the race now assembled in convention
at Richmond.
Such expressions as barbarian" "can.
nibal," BRUTE" and "savage," we OBJ.
serve with pain, are Of frequent recur-
renee in elaborate paragraphs full of angry
sarcasm and studied invective.
That this sort of writing can do nogood
but may possibly lead to much harm, is
plain and that it is Ito say the least) in
very bad taste is equally patent. The
negro mind is now, and has been for q
long time, in state Of unhealthy excite
ment, which condition the constant appli-
cation Of irritants, without any counter
acting sedative, has, we fear, rendered
morbidly sensitive.
Every article Of the character Just men
uoned is read by the lettered few, and re-
tailed with designed or accidental exagge-
. .aslon 10 the ignorant many. These draw
tnerefrom conclusions naturally of a. cha.
tdcter little calculated to benefit their
own race or inspire confidence in ours. In
" "oa TO this, a ready and useful wea-
had 10 &c mus gratuitously placed in the
giaS ~ VI uhprlncipled Radical politicians
PAU n 70 make use of any means for w;dan
men. whlte and black
~ n,a 80. the negro Up as a lepislator ,
1ramer Of constitutions, or bn;,S o.
= platforms, Is simply dangerous and VI parry party
10 decry him as creature honel I s1sG II
sotted, sensual, and silly, is unjust 49, ne
and equally far from fact. Like the .T rug
OF human kind, poor Callec has the ipe V
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table mixture of good and evil in his COM
position, but not in greater proportion tnan
we find elsewhere. However this may DC,
thus much is certain: 1t is to the interest
of white men at the South to conciliate
the blacks, win their confidence, and Sc
cure their friendship.
This can never be done if the course we
arc now decrying is persisted in.
No man, be his color white, black, red,
or yellow, is going to like and trust an
other who is constantly abusingand throw
ing the dust of contempt upon him.
NORWOOD.
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WASHINGTON, December %, 1867.

WASHINGTON, December %, 1867.
Although quite large number OF tle
members of Congress have left ior tnell
homes not to be back until after the 6th OF
next month, still many remain IN ASH
inpton. having business in the Departments
70 attend to. or not thinking it worth while
to take a flyipg trip to distant homes. Inc
;dna with most of those who were anxious
for a rncnss now was that the session would
reonire fbeir presence here for long
nnn,her of months, and they had best take
all the holiday they, could now. Some OF
them. in fact, adhere to the old notion OF
staying here until after the Inauguration OF
the next President, lest Andrew johnson
should use his Executive power to thwart
the will Of Congress. That was the style
of talking during the last session and even
during the early hours Of the present one
but since the impeachment dodge wore IT.
self out, there has not been so much en-
thusiasm displayed with regard to watch
ing the President.
Since General Grant asked leave to
withdraw his letter from Congress recon-
mcnding an increase Of clerical compen-
sation his admirers throughout the differ
ent departments have dwindled to very in.
sigifcant numbers. His advocacy Of that
measure was relied upon to make it q com
plete success, and the disappointment or
his account is consequently great. 1t is
safe to say that among the Radical clerks
here there are many more Chase meI
than there are Grant men.
When Congress reaSSembles 1t is very
probable that the question Of nationa
finances will be taken up in each House
and pushed to an carly conclusion. The
Secretary Of the Treasury has had con
ferences with many Of the leading
financiers, and their views harmonic very
well.
Matters will be quiet, as far as polite!
are concerned, during the present week
There seems no disposition anywhere Il
discuss the various topics which will come
up for consideration when the recess j
over. Nothing whatever is being said con
corning the next Presidency. Non-com
initial on that subject is observed as yer.
important rule By all the prominent Radi
cal politicians here.
The weather, which during the entir
week just past has been dull and uncom
Portable, continues gloomy. 1t has bee
raining heavily during the greater part
to-day, and no prospects are yet presente
Of a cleanup. The churches were nc
we'll filled this morning by their congreg'
tons, TIMoN.
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By Grubbs &c williams, AuetioneeIe,
u,,fh zvost corner Main and Eleventh streets.
By James N. Taylor & Son, Anc!ioneers,
once No. s2I Main street, three doors below the
spotsvood Hotel.
nRUsTEFS SA E.-VALUABLl
FUTURE bay.

TRUSTEES 8 A L E.-VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, OF The ~ Eos sTsRaSs COZ F1R
SiLE AT AUCTION BY virtue Of deed oftrust
executed to me as trustee, to secure the payment
Of certain notes therein mentioned, bearing date
cIerk,s office of the Hastings Court Of the city OF
Richmond and at the Of the m
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 2sth OF De-
eembs oeloekP s If fafE 4 sg Ky
RRICK TENEMEHT situated at the northeast
corner of Main and First streets, and the BRICK
BUILDING in the rear used as school mouse.
The said buildings, having been racsntiy re-
pairsd, are now in good order. The lot fronts on
Main street about so feet, running back ABOUT L0o
feet. ~ COL.
and 10 pay two notes-one for 3, 43s az, due Janu
ary T. 1857, and one for 81 4sl.as, with interest
from the 18th day of July, 1867 and the Dalance
on such terms as may be agreed upon on the day
of sale. JAMES III. IA Luh, tius'S Snv
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 8 son,
AuctiOneers. oo Az
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PETERSBURG. December %, 1867

PETERSBURG, December 70, 1901.
Robbery is prevailing now to an alarm
ing extent. Not q night passes that sun
dry houses are not broken open, and not
unfrequently all the supplies of the owners
are borne off. Food and clothing, and fuel,
are chiefly sought after, but the first above
all. Last night, at late hour, the prem
Uses of Mr.. Marshall, on Market street, were
invaded, and three hundred dollars worth
of provisions distracted. And so expert
have the rogues become that nobody feels
safe. Detection rarely follows aud unless
something is done to stop the depredations
of these gentry there will be no living
among them.
Unless Governor Peirpoint is bent on
running the tobacco trade Of Petersburg
he Will 49, senl-e the appointments recon-
mended by the Radical cruz. No pro
tends that they are qualified for the place
of inspectors. The position requires that
the incumbents should have an extensive
acquaintance among the planters, and that
the utmost confidence should be placed in
their integrity and sound Judgment. To
appoint men, therefore, who are not only
unknown but ignorant Of their duties, can
not but have a disastrous effect. II we
are obliged to submit to the appointment
of foreigners, it would be at least graceful
in our rulers to give us men Of character.
Granville Montelle, the noted horse
thief, had his trial to-day, and was SEN
fenced to thirteen years imprisonment in
the penitentiary. 1t was feared that
the testimony would be found inconc!u-
siye, and that he might at last escape the
penalties of the law; but his identity was
fully established, and the crime proved
upon him to the satisfaction of the court
and Jury, though he had able counsel to
defend him.
The streets are crowded to-day by visit
ors from the country, both white and
black, making their purchases for enjoy
ing in an appropriate manner the return
of the season. The times, however pinch
ing, cannot obliterate the memories which
cluster around the hallowed day of Christ
mas. But it. will dawn on many a sad
heart at this period of anguish and inn
poverishment, and families which once
gathered around their hcarthstones in
happy enjoyment will hardly be able to
shake off the feeling Of depression at the
prospect ahead.
1t is indeed painful sight to see whole
people, lately so prosperous, stricken down
by the hand Of poverty. 1t requires all
our faith to acknowledge q Providence in
these troubles; but We are not the first
example of people visited by adversely {;
and we shall yet come out Of the cruclble
refined and purified if we make our sub
mission in the right spirit. S.
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By James N. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. S2l Main street
three doors below SpotswooG Hotel.

A DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE
N HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, WITH A
DWELLING THEREON, FOUR MILES AND a
TUKNPIK5, FOB SALE At AUCTION will be
sold on FRIDAY the 9th December instanb on
the premises, at ~ O'CLOCK IL the desirable
tanning one hundred acres of land, highly i'm
proved with a good FRA MED DWELLING with
four rooms the usual out buildings, consisting OF
Kitchen, Stable, Barn, and Ice House, all In
good order. 1t has young orchard of choice
fruit trees This Is considered one OF the most de-
srable farms of its size in the county. 1t lies be-
tween the Osborne turnpike and James river, with
a good road leading to the city Of Richmond.
four and eight months, gotiaoIe notes, Interest
added, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON,
ia o. AuctiOneer5.
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CHAMBERLAIN OFFICE.


TN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
1 RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IS, 1867. 1t was or
dered that polls be opened on the 3lsT DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1867 at the usual places heretofore
used for voting in this city, for the purpose OF
ascertaining the sense Of the voters upon the
question VIII eth the city shall subscribe So 900,
600 to the preferred eight per sent. stock OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, such
polls to be taken in conformity with General Order
No. so, of General Schofeld, dated November 0,
1857 in all respects except that the votes OF none
but residents of the city shall be polled. Such
subscription, if authorized, to be paid In bonds OF
the city bearing eight per cent. interest per an
mum at no greater discount than ten per centum.
The following persons were then appointed com.
miasioners and conductors to superintsnd the said
For Jefferson Ward.-Messrs. John A: Lacy
John C. Page, Patrick Boyle, William j. Var
borough, and John Gallagher, commissioners,
and w T. Bibb conductor. Place OF voting, the
For NofisOn JVard.-Messrs. Gustavus A
Myers, James Il. Grant, Robert K. Howison, ohm
T. Sublett, and A. P. Fox, commissioners, and " .
S. Jenkins conductor. Place Of voting, the City
For Monroe IVard.-Messrs. N. G. Lipscomb
Felix Mathews, T. a. Brander, NJ artin Smith: and
D. N. Jones, commissioners, and w. y. Kelly
conductor. Place Of voting, Thomas q. hpps's
shop, on Broad street
II was further ordered that the voters OF the dis
trict embraced within the limits Of thscity as de-
fined by the act Of Assembly passed the lgth DAY
OF February 1857, to extend the limits OF the city
of Richmond, be and are hereby aatho rized, IN
the absence OF other provisions on the subject to
vote upon this ueston at any OF the precincts OF
A. w. MORTON.
Chamberlain and Clerk OF the Council.
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A CHIcA "LocAL" AMONGST THE Qua
KERs.-A Captain of Sin," in the shape
of a gentlemanly reporter for morning
paper, visited the Friends meeting this
morning, in Methodist Episcopal Church
block, and not being aware of the regula-
tons recurring ladies and gentlemen to sit
in separate parts OF the house, ensconced
himself between couple Of handsome la
dies, whose acquaintance he had pre-
yiously formed elsewhere. He was at once
al,uded to by a speaker as " O. sinful man
of the world" etc., and SO pointedly
spoken to that he eventually left the place
in disgust. How are you, captain of
Sin Yn-ChiCa Post.
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Is it right to describe man who is
pelted with. rotten eggs as "bowing his
head to the yolk?"
Why are the Marys the most amiable Of
their sex? Because they can all be molly
fed.
Why is monarch who can't talk like bis
dominions? Because he is king dumb.
Another successful breeder of short
"horns." The whiskey tax.
Why is fifty FOUNDER like rain-shed-
der? Because it is number-L-er.
The "Poor in Spirit bankrupt Publ
cans.
An appropriate book for hotels-a come
'an-tarry.
Why are dogs valuable to tanners !? Be-
cause of the quality Of bark they yield.
What style of architecture are the street
cars built in? The two-door, of course.