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The peine forte ct dure to which accused persons
IN France are subjected by the system OF repeated
interrogation employed in that country to further
the ends of justice has always excited curiosity
from the marked contrast which it presents to our
own plan of procedure. French paper, describing
the enect of this process on the murderer TrOpmann
says;-Ihs interrogation is the terror OF the guilty.
II is an agony that is daily repeated-a moral torture
Wmch has succeeded the actual rack without its
apparatus OF torment. When that monstrous system
OF physical suffering come to help the moral it was
perhaps easier to keep silence than it is In the present
utS. bones cracked in the boot the joints were
ulsocaed on the rack, but it only necessary to
heep sllence. Now one must speak and yet say
hotiilng u shall say nothing, they will know moth
ing, Ils Is Iropmanns leading idea. He has turned
IL over ana over In his mind and ever comes back TO
tnhI phrase which he murmurs to himself like the
Gduehce OF tune, 81 shall say nothing; they will
Know holhng." Yesterday, the day before yester-
uuy no had promised himself that he would say moth
insi ana yet he saw the Judge reflect after
nc hau uttered some Insignificant words, and the
CseIk wrote 10 his dictation. Again he determines
tnuI to-uay snail be as yesterday, and tomorrow as
to-usy 'Ihey shall know nothing; / shall say
notnlng Then TrOpmann begins by refusing to
answer, tlen comes to yes and no; and at last car
eu away by the wish to defend HIMSELF relates FOR
Ine huhdledth time the romance of the guilt or Jean
hinck lie stops suddenly; has his memory been
lalthlu? Has he not been betrayed into some slight
Varlatlony Yes; he has said such and such a thing
Whloh did not figure In his previous accounts. His
tongue cieaEes " tue ROOT OF his niooth-he Id al Ene
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THE SCHOOLS FOR FREED NEN.


ONE of the most iniquitous features Of the
American system of slavery was the prohibi-
tion of education by severe penalties. Some
of the slaves Of ancient nations were the most
Intelligent and learned men of their day, but
our Southern taskmasters, not satisfied with
enchanting the body, sought to dwarf the
minds of their unhappy victims. 1t was
deemed crime to teach slave the alphabet,
and no bondman could acquire even the rudi-
ments of learning except by stealth or as an
especial and unusual favor. A Maryland
negro, now more than eighty years of age,
who manifests much interest in the freed
mems schools of that State, was recently
asked if he had any learning himself, to which
he replied, "Only what got behind de plow-
tail-stole it like" When he was asked,
elbow was that, uncle ?" he replied, 'Why,
when children gwine to school, l goes up to
de fence, get little lesson from dem in
de book-gi0e chile hen egg for 1t, you see."
Thus, while all the civilized world was striv-
ing to make education universal, and while
Some Of the most despotic countries of Europe
were making it compulsory, no pains were
spared to stamp out every spark of intelli-
gence among the Southern negroes. 1t is no
wonder, under these circumstances, that the
philanthropic spirits of the nation did not
consider the work arising from abolition COM
plete without an earnest effort to illuminate
the mass Of ignorance which had been thus
artifcially and most unjustly created. To
deny to four millions of human beings, in
this age, all opportunities of mental enlight-
enment, was a crime only one degree less
detestable than the perpetuation of slavery
itself, and the duty of undoing this great
wrong was only secondary in Importance to
emancipation.
The eighth semi-annual report on schools
for freedmen, giving an account of the ope-
rations for the six months ending July l,
1869, has recently been issued by the General
Superintendent, j. W. Alvord, and it fur
nishes much valuable information illustrative
of the progress of the great work which has
been prosecuted in part by the Government
and in part by benevolent associations. The
field of labor has been so wonderfully extern
siye that many of its subdivisions have never
been reached but the results, on the whole,
are eminently satisfactory and creditable In
the wide domain where, ten years ago. there
was not a single school for the education of
an enslaved race, there is now an aggregate
of day, night, regular, irregular, secular, and
Sunday schools for the freedmen of no less
than 4424, supplied with 9503 teachers and
attended by 25G, 353 pupis. For the support
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

B6S" SCIENTIFIC CTUREs.
HALL YOUNG MEEs, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
nv, No. 1910 OHESNUT STREET.
me course Of Scientific Lectures for iS6q70, FREQ TO
and their friends will be opened TO MORROW
1hdnsy) hny EVENING at O'Clock, by Professor LEMUEL
Subject t;-"Chenical Affinity"
ments ~ F
Nov; 10, Rev. X. d. SAUNDERS, D. d.
the Most Progressive Nation OF tho
Nov. s6, Rev. r. K. ADAMS, ID. ID.
SuDlect Inhdel Theories Concerning Man.
Membership $1'O0 per annum.
T1ckets furnished at the Socretary's desk. IL
HSyn THE HOLY COMMUNION WILL BE
stored in the Church Of the Epiphany, corner
DAY, at 10 A. M. On TUESDAY and THURSDAY
there will be Public Meetings for Prayer 10 A M
The Business Meetings the Members the respective
Societies will take place at II A. NJ Tuesday and We'd
nesday, and at 7. M on Thursday.
collection will be taken at each meeting. llqSts
Rsls~ EVANGELICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY.
The Anniversary Meeting will be held ID W at
the Church of the Epiphany, of CHESTNUT and
FiFTEENTH Streets, THURSDAY EVENING,
November II, at ~ O'Clock. Addresses by Rev. WILL
LIAM r. NICHOLSON, d. D., of Boston, Mass Rev.
MATSoN MEIER SMITH, ID. d.. of Newark, N. j.; and
THOMAS A JAGGAR, of New York. II 93t'
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E9g1 OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE MU
TuALSAEEIY INSIrRA Nc e CnMpANY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1862.
The Board of Directors have this day declared CASH
DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT. on the CAPITAL
STOCK and SIX PER GENT. interest the SCRIPlof
the Company, payable and after the 1st OF December
proximo free of National and State taxes.
They have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND of
TH1RTYF1NE PER CENT on the EARNED PRE-.
NUNS for the year ending October H. 1852 certificates
of which will be issued to the parties entitled the same
and after the st of December proximo free Of Ma
tional and State taxes.
They have ordered also that the Scrip Certificates of
Profits of tho Company, for the ending October M
1867 be redeemed in cash. at the office of the Company on
and after LIST of Eecember proKmo all interest thereon to
on that day. BY provision of the charter all Cor
tcates of Scrip not presented for redemption within five
after public notice that they wilt be redeemed
shall be forfeited and cancelled the books of tho Com
pany.
No certificate of profits ssued under $25 BY the act
OF Incorporation mo certificate shall issue unless claimed
within two years after tAe declaration of the dividend
whereof it is evidence"
1t HENRY IYIRJTRN NJ Socrot,rv
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BY THE formal opening of Swarthmore Col
lege yesterday, an important addition has
been made to the educational institutions of
the State. 1t will be especially useful to stu
dents connected with the branch of the
Friends or Quakers who are popularly known
as Hicksites; but one of the speakers at the
Inauguration declared that in a broader sense
it would not be sectarian in its character as
the plan of operations contemplated ''no
shin y
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w UTTlOTI IENNS1 LN ANA KAILROAD
COMPANY, TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
D,o,,,oP PmmLLADELPLiIA HI Penna., Nov. 9, 1859
- NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
TIE Board of Directors have this day declared seri
srnYaJ qiyidepd of FIVE PER GENT On the Capital
Stock of the Company clear of National and State taxes
payable in cash on and after November 80, 1859
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting dividends can
be had at the office of the Company, No 2S South THIRD
Street.
The office will be opened at A. NJ and closed at 3 p
NJ from November 80 to December 4, for the payment OF
Dividends, and after that date from A NJ to r. NJ as
usual - ~ 49,
H2u1 THOS. It. FIRTH, Treasurer
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NoTE'-n our Ready-made Department we
are selling as beautiful OyERCOATS as will be
turned out this season by any merchant-tailorng
house in the city. 26s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13
Keep the Circulation Active.

A free aud regular circulation ot tho blood Is
essential 10 health 1t places the whole system
in q statooi defence against ail unwholcsome in
auences, and is an especial safeguard against
the ininical e!icc, of sudden changes OF tenn
perature and of damp and cold.
Ifproper attention wore pad - this import
ant fact, there would not 1Gly be - great de-
crease in the number -! cases Of stomach, bow
oil and renal complaints hu! ais" IN the number
of deaths by consumption aud otLorpnlmonary
diseases
At this pori ID Of the year, whom tho dividing
limo which separates g9nisi from an inclom ont
season has lust been passed. a course ot HOS
TETTEKS STOMACH BlTTERS will be
found Of Invaluable service in improving the
condition of the vital Auid and gently s!lmula-
ting its Now. Violent coughs and colds, Ike
intermittent favor, arc the frequent effects of n
chilly atmosphere upon deblitated organiza-
ton. Diseases of the kilncy5 often proceed
from The ssmo source. How essential it is,
therefore, for persons OF feeble constitution to
invigoratc the vital organization 1T the com
mencemont of Winter. Fortified by warm
clothing without and IlOSTkTTENS BIT
TIERS within, the lr,il onl delicate may brave
with impunity an amount Of exposure and
hardship which, under other circumstances,
would PROSTATE them On u bed -. sickhoss
Let them consider this and lee wlsc IN time
dec 13-eolW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

TIE ACCIDENT on THE VALLEY City
SATURDAYS Gazette contained an account OF
the .c,i,cut that occurred GA board the steamer
Valley City on her l2s. trip FROM this port
The following additional particulars are oh
t,peI from tue New York Herald OF yester-
day
Ga thursday mor0inr aS the steamer Valley
city. commanded by Captain DInlgl Bedeli,
VA, coming up the bay, bound from Aexan
dr,. one ul thus laia, ntsble accidents occurred
wh.ch il ~ too 0iien Gus province 10 record As
thc vessel was approaching the NarrowS, and
while of Fort Diamond. IN order was given TO
haul m the ,taraoard tie boat, which hal been
hangicr over tle rail. swung from tue ua'ltS.
il WIS al ont i've o'clock in the morning, aud
.till uuite dark FIVE inca tudk hold oil the
ho1t. and while IA the act OF hanilng the Tor
,r,rI rlnob1lt CAV, way aud she descended with
a sudden cash, throwing three o! the men
cv,lboIrd The alter tackle that still! held her
ID Ia. dAvt, was instantly cut, and she was im'
mediatrty lowered with twn0s the crew aboard
Tho steamer, which had Teen running seven
knots an hour, was thought To, aud search
M .ti,U,.i TER the missing mGu. The cries OF
one ot the uniortunatcs attracted the attention
Of the hicboat and she had got within fifteen
teet %, him mhcn we went under. IRIS was
al that was seen or heard OF the men aita
they were Knocked overheard aud all three are
lost beyond i.TadyeUturS. 1t does not appear
that ANY litc preserving apparatus was thrown
10 them nor any efforts made to save them I'LL
fhe boat was lowered.
The names of the missing men arc b. T.
D,ll, Of New Haven, Conu., second officer,
.nI Peter D1ricnce, Il Swcle, aud Morris Pere
.,,u,.. %! Delaware, both ordinary scanen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

THE lIARMoNtE, The repair to the hall OF
the Harmonic, 10 Adams Express building, on
Fairfax street, having been completed, tho first
s.. icct private entertainment Of that association
w.il l.. given there to morrow night. The hall,
a. rcmodrled aud rcGttcd, is one OF the largest
an lanl,,nr~t in the city, AMI has attached
10 IT AL the side rooms requisite To make 1t a
Convenient and agreeable place for the many
hapry reunions that are expected to be held
Their, The present officers OF the asso-
Grafton are: Lewis Stein, President; Otto
p,rtnrr. \,cc President; Justus SCHNEIDER,
Treasurer ". Wilkeuing, Secretary. The
Beard of Directors are: :. Dealham, |.
R,mm,l, d. B,ndheim, NJ. Elsler and
j. Stein. The ballet master is III. Bins
wager. The association is now in Il flourish
ioe condition, with iarge, though select Nom
her,hip. The ball Tomorrow night il expect
I'll 10 lie one Of the grandest atfiirS OF the sea
.)n. and will be graced by the attendance oil
several Of the bellies OF Baltimore, in addition
10 thu resident beauty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

Rev. Mn. LEFGwIcH preached last night his
last sermon as pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. The church was crowded the peWs
aud asles being full. IL was most able and
ro1urnt discourse and was listened to with
Undivided attention by the whole aggregation.
There was TO formal leave taking from the pull
r,t Not only the church of which ne was
pastor, but onr whole community. regret, IN
the removal Of MIR. L. to another city, the loss
Of an esteemed citizen aud Christian gentle
o,n who had won the atlrctionste regard Of
the whole nenple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13
NV Green a. Wise.

THesl Estate Agents and Auctoneers.l
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND ON ALI
= EXANDRlA AND WA Ssh NGTON
-Under authority OF the decree
of tho Circuit Court of Alexandria county, Va,
rendered at ITS August term, 1869. IN the SUIT oil
Howard, plaintiff, vs. Bonnoll and othere, de-
PENDANTS, the subscribers. as Commissioners al
said Court will soil, st public auction. IN
TU ESDAY, the 9th day of November 1862 At
IL O'clock IN in front Of tho Mayor oiiice, IN
tho city If Alexandria, Va, the FARM called
WATERLOO, continuing about 100 acre., sN-
mated on the Turnpike from the city OF hie4s n
Iiria TO the city of Washington, D. T., between
said turnpike and the Potomac river.and about
eoui. distant from each Of said cities.
A!.o. will be sold PATENT RIGHT Tor
the manufacture of PRE3SED BRICK. Ill the
District OF Coumbi. and county uf AIosan-
Aria. also, EHGINE AMI MACIll NhRf toT
,Ia LAM fncturn of pressed bfi T..
ri;KM j-tho' fourth OF tho pure hhse 10Y
innaid IN cash on tho day of sale the rcs..
u bc 100 equal insta lmnnts "t on" 49,
jug =" 70 bear interest from tho day of sale u
he secured by cndorsora, approved by the Com
missioner and tho retention Of titie TIL pay
mcnt WIN. H. DULAN !.
GEORGE WM BRENT.
3. FERGUSON BEACH.
an, = o,,, Commissioners.
Ss-TLc above sala is postponed until U rs,
DAY, December til, at tho same hour ana
loo nov 9--eots
nsy-Tbo above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the 18th inst dec .-eo'7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13
Foreign News.

New YORK. December, "a special dis.
match 10 the Herald dated london ne erc hold
ioth says: Three Caoi" :" . .G," condition
last week, on account OF the critica' co,lul'.o"
claim ITINERARY aud Londonderry in lnsurrec.
I;"n and to send 7, 900 troops to Ireland to meet
any emergency. ,o,, .c1
Parliament reassembles on tho 10Th OF Jan,
nary, A bill will be Immediately introduced
Law the Government. empowering 1t to suspend
with the writ Of haJeaS corpus in Ireland.
The council OF Deists which convened in
Naples last week is dead failure,
The proposition in favor OF the occupation
Of Rome by the French met with serious OPP
nOsitian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

BAD PAYMENTS. Attention has frequent
~ been called in these columns to the annoying
condition of the sidewalks even OF the principal
streets of the city. Nothing can be more dlsa-
greeabe to young man than to splash young
LADY 5 dress with muddy water, and yet many
such accidents occurred yesterday and we're una
yoiate, because foot steps on the loose bricks
in the payements made the wafer concealed be-
meath them spirit upwards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

ARREST UNDER A u. s. WARRANT Police
Officer y Neal, yesterday arrested IN Fairfax
county, on United States warrant, and tins
morning carried to Washington, 4 man named
Harvey Meyers, charged with obtaining hy
false pretenses from George donaldson, 500
OF the money be!ongina to 4 cattle irorcrnan' d
+. MautZ, lrum Frederick couniy, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

YESTERDAY. Yesterday was bright, beau
tilul, spring.lik day, with haimy air and ln'
dian summer appearance. The congregations
at tho various churches were large, and IN the
afternoon the streets were filed with people
A baptisinr that occurred of Battery Rodgers
at one o'clock attracted a large crowd OF spec
tators The revival services at the NJ. r..
Church South were numerouSlS attended at
uiabt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13
The Markets.

NEW YORK. Disc l8.-St~cks steady and
lHi. Money per cent. Exchange, long, q :;
short .! Five.twent.es, 1862, coupon, 10 =
Virsinin sixos. OK .coupoa, 40; new dS!; North
Carolina skies, old, Az; new dUt' FiouI TT
lower Whea, dull and declining Corn uiI
M" BALrlN S Dec. Ava. 6s, old, -. bid, A.
q koI: do 1866 81 bid do. 1867 493 bid 81 asked;
do coupon. new, 81. bid. North Carolinas'
DID, ~! brd; do. new, 80 bid IS asked Cotton SiHr
hi, hnvors demand concessions. Wheat dull
nj l85sl$S. Corn-Keceipts large; white SOaS'i
Tell c s5a9l. oat. firm at 5Gs,o Rye, lGo.-
Provisions quiet Pork S2s$33. Lard i9'I
Whiskov-Feelng better, and small sales ~
O2aSl ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

ENaGXEER CoRPs DIsBANDED. The ensi
necr corps in charge Of Assistant Engineer Adj
olson Marbury having finished running the
Experimental lines of the proposed extension
Of the Alexandria lloudoun ani Hampshire
f,iroaA to III: Ohio river, from Hamilton to
the western base OF the Allcgany mountains,
have returned to this city aud been disbanded.
The panty ualer Assistant Engineer Bruce,
which hal to produce the liuo from the Allega-
ny mountains to the Ohio, will, ti4 thought,
complete it, work in q week, when 1t, too,
viii b. disbandod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

The LATE BALL AT GERMANS HALL" -
Contrary to the assertions of several, It Nnow
stated that there was no disturbance 1t the
ball of Jefferson Circle, Brotherhood OF the
Union, at German new hail. on Thursday
night last, and that the festivities Of the even
ing were unmarried bY tho OCCASION OF any dis
order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

Row AMONG THE BUTCHERS "A disturb
suc, occurred in the market house on Saturday
night. between George Zimmerman and John
TudIc. Outing which the latter was struck in
the face. Early yesterday morning, Henry
C,xtn, a friend OF Triae, met Zimmerman
near The lattcr's house, at the upper end OF
DIXIE .tr,et and alter lew words was knock
II Into the gutter. Trde and Samuel Sutton,
who were close by, came to Coxen's assistance
when the mother Of Z,mmemlu rushed into
the melee, anl cxlricated her son from his rs
>aianls, and he, running into the house Tor
gun, found Nd one to shoot when he immedI-
ately re appeared. a. the parties with whom he
had been fighting had lett the premises, not
s,anling upon the order Of their gong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

RESIGNATION. Police officer William Kane
has rendered to the Mayor his resignation, to
take effect on the 18th instant. Officer Kane
is spoken OF at police hcadquar ers "a an active
aud efficient member OF that force, and resigns,
it is said, because he is going into more pro
ftabe business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13
AWAITING A RroulsIrIoN.- Mathew SEQ

AWAITING 4 RIQuISIToN. Mathew Scott
the colored man arrested IN this city on S2tnf
day last, CHARGED with the murder at another
coored mau, named Euins pt!r, IN Charles
county, Maryland, refused to 80 II Port To-
bacco without rtauSitian from the Governor
of Maryland, and Is consequently still conhn'd
here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

Coal TRADE The American Coal Com
pany, during the week ending Saturday, the
| lth inst. the last week Of the season, received
at this port from Cumberland by canal, 2I9
tons of coal, and shipped ,4G3 tons. j. F..
Agncw during the same period shipped l012
TONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

PulIcE REPORT MAYORS OFFICE - henry
Coxeu, John Tridle aud Samuel sutton ior 40
assault upon George Zimmerman, were hoeu
aud DISCHARGED
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. John +. Enge, Tor
au assault upon Marshall Cheshire, was held
ia the sum OF $50 security for his appearance
a, the ncxt term Of the court to answer the
cLalvc.
\ warrant was issued for the arrest OF Au
gnstus Edessou, charged with an ASSAULT upon
Mary Rodgers :.
WArcu REPORT. Might Gear uati' after
tue m0on went down, when it became CLOUDY.
The temperature was mild. There were hO
disturbances aud no arrests hy the wateh.
Four dodgers, three men and woman, were
tecommodated at the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

CANAL News. The stop lock 10 the Aque-
duet at Georgetown, at the commencement OF
III, Alexandria Canal, was closed yesterday.
The water in the Chesapeake and ohio cahai.
above the Georgetown level, was turned OH
yesterday.
The loaded coal boat sunk at the outlet lock
a, the Alexandria canal more than week ago
ha, not Vet been removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

Property SALE Mes>rs. Bfawncr II Co.,
Land Agents OF this city, sold on Friday last
to Mr.. Moses Brewer OF, llycomne county, Pa,
the farm OF Mr. Robt Bentley, Jr. near Farm
well station, on the Alexandra l4oudoun and
Hampshire Railroad, containing 100 acres, Tor
$50 per acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13

RECOVERED. The many friends OF Major
j. j. lIolf will be glad to Learn that that gen
tleman has almost entirely recovered from the
sudden alarming illness with which he was at
tackled this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-13
ByL. ID. Harrison, AuctiOneer.

ARGE LOT OF CHRISTMAS GOODS
IL JUST RECEIVED,
together with full limo of Hosiery, full stock
ofCrockery Glassware and Notions generally,
embracing French China Vases. Work Boxes,
China Toys. Beautiful Dolls Lava Ornaments,
Pictures, &c; also, Undershirts, Drawers
Hoods. Soniaxs Wooden Hose and Socks oi al
Sizes &c. also, Tumbor@, dobots., Round and
Oval Glass Dishes and full sets Of Fro.tel and
Pearl Glassware; also, al Rim Is o. Whit.
Granite Ware--all 10 10 had at slaugltersd
,,,;cos doe 7-tf