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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-12
FROM THE WEST.
Morton and Cuba.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-An indianapolis special
private despatch from Senator Morton denies the
telegraphic report from Washington with refer
ence to the conversation with President Grant
and Secretary Boutwell, about Cuba.
Another lawsuit by Heirs.
A special from jacksonville says the heirs of
the late General Mcconnell, who was murdered
in February last, intend to bring suit for the re-
coyery of the whole public square in Jackson
vile as s2Rn as the court house is removed there
from. It's said by the terms of the deed to the
county that the ground reverts to the original
owners whenever the county ceases to use it for
county purposes.
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ROBBERY or A SHOE STORE.-A boot ana sloo
store located on Fifth street, above ine wa & ~
tered last night by some party, who kicked Oll one
OF the nanels the 'front.' door ana rohhed " ol hn
Palr u b9ete and 9 l9t " ga.t.I-, AbSs.s, ssS'
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OPEN IIoUsEs.-The lieutenant ofthe Eleventh Po-
lice district reported this morning the hnding open
of 20 houses during the previous night
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The Cotton crop.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.


see by your paper you estimate tho present
crop OF cotton at 5000, 900 bales. Your esti-
,;, ma.S; no doubt, wosld have been correct a
month ago, but. from preaent prospects,, tho
crop will not go over 20O. 600 b&lcs more thl Ia
last year. Ono month ago we had the best
stand OF cotton VIC have had for years but in
tho last two weeks all Of tho August cotton
has fallen, and now We Will not mako over half
crop: have never known cotton To- shed
and fali 30 rapidly in my life. Cotton in this
section can now be picked from one hundred
to two hundred pounds to the hand per day;
something unheard OF in this section for this
season OF the year. Cotton will al be gather.
ed aud sold by the 25th of December.
a SUBSCRIBER OF CowErA COUNTY, GA.
I'VE may add that We are informed by O.
Trustworthy correspondent. that II the coun.
ties OF this State bordering on the Savannah
River. the cotton crop will bo cut off one third
or one-half, by the hot weather and drought
One correspondent says, further, that froni
latitude 83 north it is doubtful whether the
crop will be as large aa that Of last year, not
withstanding tho heavy fertilization and better
culture this seasop.-ED. NEWsl
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DRAWING OF Eso,sys r, v;n +. ro,no

DRAWING OF ENorNEs.-It will be remem-
oered that clause of the recently adopted
ordinance to make certain colored FIRE compa.
nies part Of the fire department, mcntionea
that there were six colored companies aud fivo
city hand engines, three of which were in pos-
session OF three OF the colored companies; and
provided that the three companies without
engines. the Prudence, the Union Star and
The United, should draw for tho two remaining
engines. In accordance with this clause. a
drawing was had yesterday, aud tho Union
Star anF tho Prudence companies wero sue
cessful. They have applied to Chief Engineer
Nathan for the engines. and, it is thought, will
como into possession OF them to-day. Tho
Union Star company selected engine No. G.,
and tho Prudence engine No.7.
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THH srEAHsH1p CHARLESTON, whose arrival
here on Friday last with heavy freights ana
full passenger list, has been mentioned by THE
NEWS, leaves for. New York at half-past P. NJ.
to-day. If hor wheels revolve as fast as they
did when she came-twenty-four times a min
ute-her passengers may confidently anticipate
rapid trip. Since tho departure of the
Charleston from our waters, in April last, che
has had q thorough .overhauling. and ia now
the swiftest, noatest and safest vessel plying
along the Atlantic coast. Tho travelling pub
lie will be gratified to learn that the affablc
Captain Berry still retaini the command of
the vessel, and is now, as OF yore, always ready
and willing to extend every courtesy to those
who may be 80 fortunate as to take passage on
the Charleston.
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BUsINEss xorIoss.

LIGHT READING FOR THE WARN Weather.
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for tho warm weather. at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr. G. @. RICHTER, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King g-streetdeaier In books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and IL seems to 'us marvel how he can afford
to Bend his books by mail over the country,
poSt-patd, at the ridiculously low prices named.
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Frederick Fisher Roplies to OLD Pilots.
CHARLESTON. S. c., September G.
TO THE EDITOR OF THR NRya

ShAhLEhtoH: .. ". SeptenDer u.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NKWs.
notice that in your issue Of the 9Th Instant
"Oid Pilots" have thought proper to again bring
my name to notice, In connection with the re.
cent communications relative to the p,lotaee
question. will terminate tho controversy, as
reply 10 u nis last com%nnicatl5n..0 To-" ESP 4g win
at once relieve himself Of his apparent kind
eolicitude regarding my future prospective, as
do notify any means anticipate that they will
be at all advanced or looked upon With favor
by "Old Pilots" whose prejudice and i'll favor
to injure mo before the public. My mental
capacities being so sadly deficient at present,
may probably be as fully developed as his own,
when he atLains the possibly more matured age
and experience OF "O.d Pilots" In conclusion,
would suggest he had mny as we'll acquiesce
in the judgment of those who are as compe-
tent, and perhaps mcre 30, to test my qualiti-
cations as himself, and submit, with the best
grace he can, to my appointment.
FREDERIoK FISHER.
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CHEAP .ADYERTISLNG.

The CHARLESTON NEWS, tho circulation of
which Is about twice as large as that of any
other paper published III South Carolina, is The
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons Who want situations or servants;
who want houses or apartmonts, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
Ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale OF onBAp ApyEn-
TrsEsiKNTs, payment for which must invariably
be made nhen Mc order is gioen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, goyernesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porlers, chop.
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds. -l,
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LNalter 20 words, -a5 cents
Four LINES or 80 words. ....4o
FIVE LINES or 40 words. s......60
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
News of1ioe by Y9P. III.
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PEosoENIuM OPEN1Nas--By reference to our
account OF tho new opera house, it will be seen
that it is designed that th, prosoenium open
Ing shall be thirty feet m width. The prosce-
MUM opening at Wallack's Thestre. on Fifth
avenue, New York, is thirty four feet wide; that
at the Olympic. New York. tNenty-eight feet;
that at the Graud Opera Hosse, Now York,
thirty-four feet; that at the Drury Lane, Lon.
don, thitty-four feet; and that at Brougham's,
NswlYork, twenty-s:x feet wide.
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Charlie. Camps in his own Defence.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sept.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In your issue OF today find certain state
concerning me-. In reply, Idesire to state that
The charges are false "a tissue OF unblushine
misrepresentation. After reading the stale.
ments OF the so-caiicd "Old Pilots. ono can
readily understand the reasons that induce
them to write anonymous communications, As
far as the brig Himpden Is concerned, I
brought her in, and was employed to carry her
tout. II her captain was satisfied Of my incom-
icharge OF her on her outward passaes2 viii
the only competent and "Old Pilotan uubstan-
tinte single charge OF theirs against me un-
der their own names? Ii so, when and where i?
Very respectfully,
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CRuhBs.lThe regular meeting OF Council
will be held tonight.
There are. three hundred and ten police nosts
in the city, one hundred and aixly-.hree il the
lower and one hundred and forty-seyen in the
upper wards.
During the month ~ August ffty-nine Var
tifioateH of bu. iai for paupers were received at
the main stationhouse. or this number fifty.
four we're oolored and Ave whites. Cofins were
furnished TO afty-three and hearses to sixteen.
NThirty-one we're buried In the public cemetery.
Frank Oliver, (colored,) one Of the seiectmen
ofCollins Township. !Cofleton County, is dead.
The election was protested.
There was balloon ascension at Summer
vile on Saturday. No one was bold enough to
take passage, and the balloon has not been
heard from. Mr. Walter Steele ran the ma,
chine.
MIR. John n. Devereux has, We learn, the
contract TO- make the storehouse Of Messrs.
Wagner q Monsees, at the corner OF East Bay
and Queen streets, eighty-four feet longer.
citizen who has just returned from New
York, states that he saw some bf the furni-
ture, carpets and curtains for the hills House.
They are said to be of the most elegant de-
soription. y ~ s31-!- 49, = ait''', T f,..'
The Committee on, Public Buildlngss TO
which wssS Srefefred the petition Of the Stone.
wall Fire Company to have their engine house
rebuilt, Lave not awarded the contract. It is
stated that those who deaired to contract for
the wotk did not go sufficiently into details;
and the contracts were returned to them tore.
nledy this defect.
An extra meeting Of the ChsmberSof Com
merce will be held In the Hibernianr Hall TO-
night.
The fines imposed upon drunken men by
the Mayor, yesterday, enriched the city treas
ury to the amount OF St5.
Magistrate Morrison adjusts lovers quarrels
in an unusual way. Moses Pinckney. who was
arraigned for beating his sweetheart, Ellen
Aston, was persuaded by tho justice TO marry
her yesterday.
Officers Loyett and Truall yesterday recov.
cred one anchor Of sloop and coil Of rope.
stolen from J. Mitchell, who refused to prose-
cute. ,--,., 49,. Ay.tA yrs9
We heard OF poor woman who had liniment
to leave directions fof 'usinxgi. Bupposlng
that It was ta.be taken fnternallyr she accord.
ingly swallowed II, muoirto the disgust Of her
palate and the Irritation, Of the. coat 5of hen
stomach. 49,. t.4.,
cit and Trtafl yesterday, on the charge Of
steallng aone silver spoons, the property Of
Nr. e. O'oohhot. The properly wislIss reods:
:eIed. t'i7ST fsssa:l getF - :ayec ,'n@t
Yesterday Lieutenant Philippy. Of ths dsteo.
tive foroe,t was the recipient OF . handsome
service q out-slass. An. officer Of the force
was tie donor.
Yesterday. the Commencement Of the Jewish
Owl Yesr, was generally observed By our He
brew citizens. Their .n' pl.ssss Of business were
closed.
The Ssa9S work Il the Hibernish Harl Il An.
i.hsd. .aa shs seeas painter ". u h,s conmeaea
Z ~. 11-f'' -csa 4lfsi o.p s
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To THEATRICAL MANAGERS is the title of
an advertisement from Mr. John Chadwick, in
another column, in which he states that the
Charleston Opera House will be ready to open
about the first Of december, and that applca-
tions for hiring by Tue night. week, month or
year. must be made to him, in care OF julius
L. Moses, Charleston.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Auction Sales This Day.

r. & A. P. CALDWELL will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their warehouse. Chalmers. street, North
River hay.
HENRY CoBIA & Co. will sell at O'Clock, at
their store. bagged hams.
g. W. SrEFFENs will sell at halEpasts O'Clock,
at his store, butter, cheese, &c.
LAuRRY & ALEXANDER will sell OF 10 o'clock,
at their store, buttets strips, &c.
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Meetings This Day.

Delta Lodge Of Perfection, at s,P. M.
L Chamber OF oiCommerce. at sP. M.
HIbernian Society, at Pm.
Vigiant Fire Company. at.s P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 1t, at half-past z P. NJ
Freundschaftsbund, at sP. ri.
South Carolina Rife Club, at SP. NJ.
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MkRoANrnE PaIsTHas= kinds OF per-
Aptile printing. .snph as soirculirs. J1asx heads.
cards. hill heads, sta.ements, 3d., for count
iDg-rooms and offices, promptly executed In
the neatest style and at hs'IoWest rates 'foi
ossh, at THs News jon O111oS, CNe. t49 East
Bays ,a7XGl 22J2ci%a
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NEW FORK FASHIONS FOR MEN.
Fal, and Winter styles q

no 1ashiou 1or lrocA coalS ouripS tne COM
ing fall and winter will bo The Prince Albert
style, double-breaated and short in the skirt.
which has been worn during the past season.
It will be somewhat moro abbreviated than
hitherto. The colors ore to bo blue, black,
olive Or brown, as may be desired. Entire
suits Of English and Scotch black and gray
plaids will also be in vogue. "A similar frook
coat will be worn for eva"i.:-. i.o;. s' o,
iDaH in @aha aa "a dark beavers Of various shades
The full dress evening suits for receptions
and small gatherings still consist OF a black
deess coat, with black vest and black panta.
looms. Tho ball and opera costumes are to be
composed ofa blue. olive or claret dress coat,
with buttons TO match OF similar colors, q
white vest and light plaid pantaloons. To this
decided innovation over the late funeral garb
few adventurous spirits may add brass but
tons, in the style Of twenty-five years ago.
Overcoats will be In the sack style, single
breasted and with fy fronts. The materials
are to be Of meltons, fur, beavers, chinohillss
and other rough materials. .st
For sporting and driving coats and vests,
velyeteens will continue 10 have the preference,
the oolora being brown dark green or olivo,
and the pantaloons Of light shades,
Pantaloons will continue in the present some
what tight style, fitting In the same manner
around the boot, bat will be less striped At the
SIDE than formerly The material win be chiefly
OF gray plaids. -.r,@ - -. y 5. s,:,
Vests for day wear will be Of the present gay
and varied o,lors, cut low, with plain rolls.
The light fancy ysstings, for ;dsy or evening,
will be Of white csshmereB and kerseys, full
and double breasted, IN the English lappei
style, and buttoned high For exclusively
evening wear, they are to be cut low, With three
buttons and rolling collar. = - 20 - e.is-
| The materials used In tho moro expensive
-establishments will continue to be largely for
eigp. but more American cloth will be used
than heretofore especially for .pantslonns.
Foreign manufactures can be we'll imitated,
especially In pantaloon materlals,A even with
our inferior wool; aud for ready S-made clothing
they will lcontlAue to,be almost entirely used.
Neokties will be both white and black, as
hitherto. et.! y ~ -
Silk hats will be much similar to the style OF
last spring, with low. belled crowns, and brims
rather broad, but they will be. IL anything.
slightly lower-more OF the bell shape and with
q greater curve 10 the rim. Ofthe los-otown-
ed hats the broad, straight brtmtned Wharton
style, OK GHoks d6lgr. u 10 be much worn,
with wfdS. oontrsstthS black band, rssem-
bling mourning. The other numbsrleaa styles
81 hats In use will continue Of the same pat.
tern and Varied 5AS II s.s5
Boois and shoes Will bv rounded at the toes
and similar In styles Is those now in use. % g.. :!
=, ~ .te9------s-----.---t Z. ~ ~ g :
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Range OF Thermometer at tho News
rs Omce.
MONDAY: :; is :; : = :: :; :, N; : ;, N:
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ENURMAy UNIVERSITY, G IL E E N.
I WILLIE, 8. C.-The next session OF this NSTI-
TUITION will open the 10Th september, and continue
forty weeks without tntermission.
Three years scholar ships may bs Obtained condi-
toned on the payment of thttfy' dollars nnpu aIIy
for three years, and emitting the holder Of schof
ar.hp to the tuition Of one pupil in all the regular
Schols the payment Of the Incidental fee Of fve
dollars. Except to holders Of Sch .rshIps. tho
charae for tuition for the will be sixty dollars
and Ave dollars for incidental expenses. For In
structon In Practical Chemistry, or In Modern Lam
guages. there will be an extra charge to be regula-
ted by the sze of the class.
The regular Schools embrace Mathematics and
LanRuade auR hSlosnnhY. Professor JUDS0N; Latin
language Professor SMITH; Chemistry and Natu-
raj Philosophy, Professor HARRIS; Logic, Rhetoric
sni intellectual aud Moral Philosophy, Professor
FURMAN.
DR.; FABRR will instruct in German, French and
Spanish.
Good Boarding. exclusive Of lights and waahina.
gan be obtained at about 8f6 per month.
Catalogues CT Scholarships can be obtained BY nd.
dressing the subscriber. fH I5tl77r-' =
JAMES O. FURMAN,. rc
August 2s 1s President
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ssrDkATH OF Rev. DR. RoBKRfsJ. BoYD.LTh
eminent minister Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South died ct Marion Courthouse, on
Friday, the Sd Instant, and was buried on sun
day. DR.. Boyd had always enjoyed uniform
good health, until about two years ago he had
g stroke Of paralysis. from which, however, he
seemed In great measure to have recovered.
until about month ago there appeared de-
oded evidences Of rapidly falling health, which
terminated his life suddenly on Friday last.
DR.. Boyd, II We mistake not. MAS about sixty.
three years OF age. he commenced life "a q
physician, but in early manhood chsnged his
profession for that Of the ministry, to which
he gave himself unreservedIy. During the
thirty years of his ministerial labors. he served
churches dn almost every part Of the State.
and III many OF the southern counties at North
Carolins, and left the sweet odor of his good
name around tha hearths OF th ousands and
tens of thousands Of Christian households. !, =
Dr. Boyd for many years welded 4 large iu-
Huence In theoounctls Of hts t'chnfch, ind re-.
postedly allied the Office Of presiding elder ana
delegate to'the, General oonferenS6. "a he Nss
noted for th6 general soundnsss Of Eli iudg.:
meht, shieh, Couple Nth tha mort smisbla
tsmpsf and large hearted gsI er0sitH, caused
him TO be often called upon a. an arbibsr. Ho
united with an emihsnt;i dasfes the dignity
and purity OF the ,ministet win. ths9 character
aud integrity Of Q Carolina gentleman. We
oouid ssy; ;munh more % him. bui ,ablsr per,s
sDd loving hearts wiIl IN duo TIME psn suuIta.
Bic ,i tribute TO tho memory Of this good ssa
Or. Boyd leaves sorro~ins family 70 H.
tneIt their. irreparAblo loas.tt a. y-t--s, .,rrr,
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On the night Of the 10th OF August tho Ex-
press safe of tho messenger on tlie Laurens
Railroad was taken out OF the depot at Lau-
rensyilIc and robbed OF $500.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
(ythagorean Lodge. at p. M.
Toward Lodge, at P. M.
|oung America Fire Company, at and
. a. . .
look and Ladder, No. /, at half-past z P. M.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

The CHARLESTON News, the circulation Of
lich is about twice as large as that of any
her paper published in South Carolina, is the
bt advertising medium for ali business men.
b persons who want stu ltions or servants;
10 want houses or apartments, or have them
rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
who have lost or found articles of value,
3 NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
sses may have their wants supplied, we have
opted the following scale OF CHEAP ADvEn-
EnIENTs, payment for which must invariably
made aohen the order is gioen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
bred to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
10, mechanics, house-servants, boriers, shop
fs, cooks and washers; board and lodging
3nted or offered; apartments wanted or to
articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
y warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
Jus wants Of all kinds.
for each insertion Of advertisements of the
eses specified:
exceeding THREE LINES or 90 words. -. .25 cents
FouR LINES or 80 words. 80. 40
FIVE LINES or 40 words. 1850
All advertisements to be inserted at these
kes must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
Tvs Office by 8 P. M.
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B INESS NOTI Els.


VALUABLE LAcEs AT AUOTIoN.--Mr. A. @.
McGilivray will sell for the Collector Of the
Port to-day. OF the Customhouse. at half-past
ten O'Clock A. NJ, q valuable assortment Of fine
laces, seized for violation of the revenue laws.
The laces will be sold in lots to suit porchas-
ers. The attention OF dealers is invited to the
sale, as these laces have been pronounced very
fine by experienc ID judges.
Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & 90. for fine black
cashmere pants. So. tuths1mo June
KEROSENE STovEs.-Messrs. j. b. Duval &
Son. No. 897 King-street, have on hand large
supply Of these convenient stoves, as we'll as
those heated by gas, which they are Offering
stoves are coming into general use, and are
we'll adapted for culinary purposes, especially
during the summer season.
ATTRACTIVE PREMuMs.-For one hundred
subscribers. with remittsnces, the XIX Centu-
ry Company pay $50 cash. For thirty subsc1i-
bers, $15 cash. For seven subscribers, copy
Of the magazine one year. For three subscri-
bers, any three of Dickens or the Waverly
novels that may be ordered. Subscription
lists may be left with Walker, Evans h Cogs-
we'll. q June
Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $1S.
June tuths1mo
THE baden" PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS, at
BLACKWELLS,
May II tuths No. 219 King-street.
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Valuable Plantation at auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUINS,

By virtue Of an order to directed by the Hon.
George 8. bryan, Judge Of the United states Dis
trtct Court for the District Of South Carolina, T
VIII oner for sale atpublic auction, at the Old POST
oface foot Of Broad.street, on MONDAY, the 14Sh
june next. at II o'clock A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION Or TRACT OF LAND In
St. Stephens Parish. known the Buck Hall Plan.
tation containing two thousand of Land, but
ting and bounding on the north by lands Of estate OF
L. L. Gourdtn; on the east lands Of Jas. PeaRler
and B. p. Smith; ON the west on lands Of ii. p:
Smith and DR.. Henry Ravene; and on the south ON
lands OF w. @. Heriot and B. P. Smith, by refer-
ence to plat made by W. 3. Erwin win more fally
appear.
Ierms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years 20 be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises sold Purchaser to paT
ZOE papers ana stamps. LOUIS MOL AIN.
MAY "a mth7 Assignee OF T. 8. Waring.