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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
MARCM-nHGm WINDs-FTREx.
Cok' r PUr orr UNTIL TO M0RRow.
INSURE TO DAY
As. PRATT SON,
Ne y. NJ. C. A. Baidiss. COZ. sA asd ID SIS,
rvFes.nf osiy tAS b,sf ee~pe.ses. s.d psB Lossss
ss"are'y asd rrossrly. No oAarse J- Polscy, Ss~
-ey. r Stsmg.
PHGNIx, Of Ha-t,ors.
f0NKERs,
ffREM EMS 1 Ne,e Ys-k,
and EXCLUSION LIFE ~ Nee fork.
NsURE vow fesa
HasMissfSs fsSsgsAsSE aSb SEEoSSsss4EJsx SS1sEs or
ofnce-foo- No. 4, over BANK of washingtoa.
CHsKrERkp ~ oossRxss 1881.
CAPITAL AND psUkPLUs-...-.saeo.e .eeo
lnsnres All descriptions q Property IN the District
No charge for Stamp. or Policies.
E..u riesr.rl, ItrS Lew. iosn.an, "a. c.r..
esi ssS.%.r.r ~ssS. his tsass r.ssss HGss. S,
GeOfssiO.n. Andre. Es.h.sIl; An, A. wii.ssi
ABEL DAVIS AnEs s.srss., ADAMS r5..,ssS. e. .s
u. -. hANcoN q D. LEWIS BLACkFORD.
THE ErNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Of Hat.
ford. Assets, $500. 900.
THE E0srH BRITIsH AND nERcANrILs
cash assets. si 5 900 .o6e' '"' "'''' ''~'ss-
rHE .,t aagTs9Rp .s 10 ~. ERE INSURANCE co. A
rHE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., q
TIE sPRINGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE 90,
OF Massachusetts,. Assets, (nearD ~ 900 y00o.
THE PUTNAM FIRE ENTRANCE CO., Of Hart
ford. Capital. 500 900.
THE ROGER WILLIAMS" FIRE INSURANCE
CO.. OF Providence, X. L.
The Eo MEETrRoP2LIrAN IL FIRE INSURANCE
And that old and excellent Home Company
The pohonAo INSURANCE. CO., s eeorss-
MUTUAL LIE INsURAEQk Co. Of New Yors.
Cash assets, e3s 900 900.
THE KTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF Hart
ford. Assets, sl2, 100000.
Our Companies have an aggregate a aasets excee1
ing S13 900 900, and soms OF then more thaa
half 2 century Of efperience They are too well
!sasendins, jn the case o. M hr; Hnnson throass
our .du'tmsn's have asay; ssss Prompt and s.tis
B. LEWIS BLACK FORD,
jal0ly s1s 9th st.. (old No. 4e6g
NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE OOn-
IN PANI OF WASHINGTON.
.O0o. 900.
0mce-No. 81 Louisiana ave. door esst Of TN q.
Rsks taken ON the most reasonable terms and Iosss
Dis Dirseserss-ciar,.s kns,, President: s.ore. ".
Berry, richard " slscR, Vim. Dixon, Dsnisi Dodl.
seBIy NOBLE o. LARNER. Secretary.
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NlTED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ OF eri facias issued from the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and to me directed. will sell at public
DAY; the 18th day Of March, 1870, at O'Clock p
m the following Frame Buildings, situate on b
streets, being one large Warehoue. Stable and
two Storehouees, now occupied by ]. p. BarthoIow:
tholow, and will be sold to satisfy executions Nos
Osker Barnett, ALEX sHARP
m 9-td U. 3. Marshal, ID. O.
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STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of two writs Of eri facias. issued from
the Clerk Office Of the SupremeCaurt Of the District
OF Columbia, holding an Equity Court, and to di-
rected will sell at public sale tor cash. at the front
Of the Court house door of said District, on FIJI
pAf, the 18th day Of March next, l57O L. clock
McEfreshs right, title, claim and interest that is
an undivided fourth in and to the whole Of Lot No
ieys subdiy ision of Square No 5S which said piece
is contained within the following metes and bounds
and running thence due east with the line Of II
street north 30 thence due north 100 feet thence
place Of beginning, together with al and sipcuIsS Lar
ine improvements thereon, seized and lev led upon
US tne property OF Zacharah McElfresh and will be
seld 70 satisfy executions Nos $50 and 513 i'm favor
OF Mary Ellen AcElfresh. ALEX SHARP,
Nv u U. 5. Marshal D. c.
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OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTEN
" DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS,

pksf n Ih shNFBt LsSSIssESssIsrEN
to the Tressury Department of iGE, for one year
The ice to be OF the best quality Kennebec or ice
equal to it, clear, and free from snow and dirt 20
titles and at such times and places may be re-
Bids will lie received until u O'Clock noon an ,hs
10th Of March addressed to the General Superinten
dent Of the Treasury Building, marked ssProposas
~ and to be considered binding fer Ave days after
that day. the Department reserving the right to re-
No bid. win &c considered binding uniss. satisfac.
tory EVIDENCE can be given Of the ability Of the
'"'''e' ~ '''n'' 'n' CONTRACT GEO G. RICE.
fe2l-st GEM supt Treasury Buiidin
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On tn. petition u kSBERf j6ssSSSry 81 r e
S o s es "a, o Of
for On improvement in Making Moulds for Casting:
Ss 3 ns c sni n sas
.:s s. ,s ssS asa aid
Any person may oPPsOs:fM Mf4ss fhs s1sensSn sssurp
fe26-law3w Commisaioner Of Patents.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the PETITION of 9SHS ssbETEary y Is To
to The h day q Say s sna rss.aed sis"1edd
vi ts iosn uny VI 00vefnOer, ISoZ- Tor an Improve
ment in Ventilating Damper for Stoves:
II is ordered that the Testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of April next that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiner g report be
limited to the 18th day Of pri next that sd ne
dtion be heard on the 9Th day of NAV next
Any person may oppose thia extension.
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
Ie0-lawW CommisaOner Of Pstenks.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
- WAsMNeTos, ID. O., February D, 1870
On the petition Of WILLIAM q. GROVER
OF boston, Mas, praying fer the extension
Of patent granted to him on the 9th day Of MAY.
Ieoe, Ior an Improvement In Cases for Sewing Ma,
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
eiosed on the 18th day Of April next: that the time
Tor ming arguments and the Examiner q reporf Ia
Limited !.. 70 the 9th day Of May next, and that
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to James c. Mcclure Go y
b0uhwest corner Penna, ayenus and Ilth street

TRUSTEES SALE OF DRUG STORE. STOCK
hNAHTppEkNES, Am pENSs&X.; &G.; CORNER SR I OF Arm STREET
* BY virtue of q deed of trust to the UNDERSIGNED
bearing date the 2sth day Of November. A. b.
1905, and recorded in chattel record No 8 for
the County Records of Washington County District
q ColumbIa and at the request of the party secured
thereby i will sell on WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of
March, A. 1916 at ii O'Clock q. m, all the Drugs
chemicals, Fancy Goods, Bottles, Jars, Glasses,
Counters, Fixtures, Goods, Wares, MerchandiZes
and personal property of every name or nature now
being IN and about the storeroom and premises at
the southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
I'm I'm street west, now occupied by Brown Co.,
I.Ims: one. half cash, Of which 100 must be de-
posted with the auctioneer when the property is
etruck on ana the balance within three days after
terest from the day Of SALE in notes of the
endorsed TO the satisfaction Of the Trustee II the
terms OF sale not complied with within four day
he fSsn9stt sOd to be cot r iS and the
Upon the compliance with the terms of sale. com.
plste possession Of the gEeRertX will be given the
mh7- dts COOPER LATIN ER Auct'rs
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RYCOOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. q. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth 1t.
CATALOGUE SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS
On MONDAY EVENING. March 18th. commenc-
ing at O'Clock, We will sell, at auction rooms.
by catalogue, Miscellaneous Lot Of Books, among
complete sets Of Pacific Railroad Reports, Scott 8
works, great variety Of Novels, &C., &c.
mhs.d&ds COOPER LATIMER. Aucts
RY GREEN / WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SQUARE lO6I
a By virtue OF deed Of trust dated JuIv LAT A
OD 1866, and recorded in Liber C. n. No 90
@tol!o lA, 90, 0f the Land Records tor Washing,
ton County, u. e., will sell, at public auction on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of March. A. ID, $50, ct S
3Sieck M, IN front OF the premises, Lot numbered
Ihirteen lls) in Square numbered one Thousand
U. Terms cash.
w. II. WARD. Trustee.
mhoeo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
kY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. SSo, Southeast corner 7th and D streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN
SQUARE 1861.
Ia. p; 1865, and recorded in Liber n G. T., No
0, folio Sss: &C., Of the Land Records for Wash
on THURSDAY the 18th day Of March, 1870, at s
. CLOCK p m. In front Of the premises, Lot nun-
peIso Io9rteen,tH,) In square numbered one thou
SAND and sixty-one (l06lJ In the city Of ashing-
Terms cash. WIN WARD Trustea
NH s-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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- BY virtue Of decree passed By the Supreme
E:; Court OF the District Of Columbia, sitting ID
6eguity, on the 18th day Of January, 1870, i'm
cause No: LIS, on the Equity side Of said Court
wherein Margaret Fitzgerald ct al are plantis and
james y. Fitzgerald ct al are defendants, will sell
at Dnbiic auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of March, at 30 O'Clock p m, all that
piece or reel OF LAND situated on Pennsylyanis
avenue, adjoining the United States Hotel. In the
city OF Weshington all that piece or parcel Of Land
as lot numbered 8, tn reservation numbered 10.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. and balance In two
Of sale with interest, for which the purchaser shaf
give his promssory notes, secured to my satisfac-
chaser; $500 cash required ut time Of sale II the
terms OF sale are not complied with In three DAYS
uR joseph Il. BRAbLEY, JR., Trustee.
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FURNITURE Of all kinds made and repaired
Special attention given to the manufacture of
CHAIRS. All work warranted fel5ly
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, sd March, same hour
and place BY order of Trustees.
fe2ilaw &mar2I ,21,2s WI WALL CO., Aucts
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STHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned, on account of the rain, until MONDAY, 2lst
inst, same hour and place, By order of Trustees.
fel9 w. L. WALL Co, Aucts.
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CORNWALL, W., June, ~, 1870.
In New Haven, VI there lived. thirty
or forty years ago, twin brothers named
s. Both had families and lived on adj
joining farms, having moved lhcr, togeth-
or from Massachusetts,. ia comfortable
circumstance. or, as wc say up here,
Jorchanded. They owned, together, a
mountain pasture, in Lincoln To that
pasture, they sent, one spring. each a
yearling colt For Il long time they lost
sight Of these animals, aud in the fall one
colt was missing. There was no possible
means Of determining whose property the
survivor was Each claimed it. aud each
remembered something which seemed to
confirm the claim.
Unhappily the dispute 3axcd warm
They questioned each other honesty.
They even went to law lInt there was
nothing TO convince jury they failed
10 agree, and there was trial after trial.
! was on one Of these lurics aud well re-
member the spitcInl look ofthc brothcrs
towards each other then, aud at other tri-
ais Of the ease Bones that may have
lain in that old pa -lurc twenty years were
brought before rs We all though, they
were not those Of the missing colt but
both brother thought they were The
case was long in the courts. by appeals
rchcarings, etc At length all the prop.
criy of both was spent, aud from some
sort OF decision, there was no appeal, and
the colt, not worth thirty dollars When
the first writ was issued, helped pay The
costs of the victor
The two families entered into u quarre
with all their heirs The cousins lost nc
opportunity to " spite each other. Thu
enmity became chronic A quarrel abou
driving grasshoppers (focu5ts, the Pro
fessor tells me they are,) over the line
fence would have brought on another law
suit, but for the salutary fear that make
the burnt child dread the fire" Ant
they are now old and poor; and they ant
their children arc still enemies to eacl
other Each is still certain that the liv
colt was his and his BROTHER colt die
aud that he has bad brother. This las
is true, for law makes good men bad, an
friends enemies for life
D. WARNER
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A Christian people should make tre-
quent public acknowledgment of the d.
eiae Goodness. Especially does it be-
come US to render our humble and hearty
thanks to the "Giver of every good and
perfect gift fos the signal blessings He
has vouchsafed TO US, as u people, during
the past year.
No wasting pestieuce has invaded our
borders. Our tranquility has been un-
disturbed By war or civil conmotiop.
Under the watcbful guardianship Of a
Just, free government, We continue to en-
Joy the transcendent and assured privi-
leges of civil and religious freedom. Our
industries have been literally rewarded
and an abundant harvest crowns the
year.
do therefore, and in accordance with
the reverent custom Of our fathers, ap.
point THURSDAY, rHR TwENTY-FoURTn
DAY Of NOVEMBER NEXT, as day Of
PUBLIC THANKsoIyING AND PRAISE, and
recommend that all citizens, abstaining
on that day from their accustomed labor
DO unite in reverent thank, and praise t.
our Heavenly Father for these manifold
expressions Of His Infinite Love.
Giving under my hand and seal of thu
State, in the Executive Chamber, thi
twenty.eighth day Of October, in tn
year Of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred and seventy, and of the indie
pendence OF the United States the nine
ty.6fth.
JOHN W. STEWART.
BY the Governor,
JAMES NJ. SLApE. JK.
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1oprotcct fish in Lake Austin or Wells
Pond.
To amend section 10, chap. l25 g. s.,
relating to the restriction of costs.
Relating to public burial grounds and
their enlargement
In addition to No. " of nets of 1869,
relating to trustee process.
Relating to married women
Tho tenure of Office bill, which creates
mn additional Judge Of the Supreme
Court has pissed both Houses. This
viii lcayc three new judges to be elected.
Thursday next is fixed for the election
of state officers aud Judges of the Supreme
Court
The House oI Representatives on
Thursday voted to adjourn from Friday
afternoon nj four o'clock The House If.
forwards made M effort to reconsider the
resolution to adjourn over bu, it waa re.
jcctcd This " The second vacation
milking sis working days taken in iour
week.
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Count Bismarck is credited with the
doubtful good sense of wishing TO court
tho favor Of Americans. We amt in a
position to give him any political assist
ance, and indeed he don't want it, hut we
are heavy dealers in the good advice bus
mess, and can furnish him with moral
maxims, affectionate warnings, wise sug-
gcstions, and other such commodities, at
prices much below the market rates. He
better not provoke us TO make any offers
of stock, by being too friendly, without
having first provided a private lunatic
asylum, whore he may retire, in ease the
fruits of his folly drive him to madness.
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The Germans refrain form attacking
Amiens. Their troops at Beauyois and
Scissors are retiring towards Meziers
The Prussians have impressed miuers
in to their service to repair railways from
the German frontiers to Paris.
The bakers and butchers of Saurbruck
and other frontier towns have been ORDER
ed to prepare ample supplies for the Ger.
man forces.
The village of Mezieresiles Metz has
been compelled to furnish 800 horses for
the transportation of seized material to
Montmedy and Verdon.
The Gar has sent the order OF st.
George to the Grand Duke Of Meckeen-
burg-Schwerin, with an autograph letter
expressing earnest aspirations for peace.
Bismarck's constant answer to the ad.
vances daily made to him for peace, is
that the election by the French of some
authorized government is an indispensable
preliminary.
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Aesister
TUESDAY. nov. /. 1870.
National Thanksgiving.

President Grant has designated Thurs.
aly, the oath day of November, as a day
OF thanksgiving throughout the United
States, and has issued the following
PROCLAMATION
Whereas. il bchooycs n people sensible
Of their dependence on the Almighty pub
licly aud collectively, to acknowledge
their gratitude for His favorS and mercies
and humbly to bcseech their continuance;
and,
Where's. the people Of the uuilcd
states. during the year about to end have
special cause to De thankful for general
prosperity. abundant harvest, exemption
from pestiIence, foreign war and civil
strife.
Now, therefore, be it known that |,
Ulysses s. Grant. President Of the Unit
cd States, conculring in many similar re-
concentrations from the Chief Magistra.
tes of the United States, do hereby re-
commend to all citizens to meet in their
respective places of worship on Thursday
the "a, day of November next, there to
give thanks for the bounty of God during
he year about to close, and to supplicato
for its continuance hereafter
In witness whereof | have hereunto sci
my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to to be affixed. Done
at the city of Washington, this, the
2lst day of October, in the year O
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy and of the independence
of the United States the nincty-hith
(Signed) L. 5 GRANT.
BY the President,
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF STATE
STATE OF VERMONT.
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- ~
81 ,.n,,t,., and Th.,,,. S,.y,r ,hc
I,i,s.,cr ,hrcc ,,.,rs IN rho
Lecisloturc resided near where Salisbury
III. ,.,. l,,.,.J
Ia;...,., h. c;e,, NH ,nl educa.
,;on % mony mo, IF prominence
s~J I'LL =. G,I,.. ..,N If whom
won, owa, ~ rN, ,h,;, nms clscvbcre
Or ,hnsn hn r,,n,irn1 a.. N,ll ,ulv mcn.
49, IT,, HAM, M, nh, v,: nu;t,
.ro,,i,.n, a., ,.'., ,..,. j, ,,yu. siato-
an1 no,io,,t m,,;.r, H., consented
H. town, ga ,..,.. i, ,h.. I,,,;.b,,nrc wa.
* roors Cb;of .Tudce Of ,he County Cour,
,auonov'or,,,ni,,,;ounrthc I'm.
t;a;,r,. - 1so5 ,,a snhscn,cn,,v Assist.
"n, tonnt, InJrr ,i,h ,run. Two
o,,nL, r., 4 H., ror,c;l
S.J J' h,n". rnar. I5.u,c,ou, ,,o,crnor nj
aae . ,", H. .nr.,J;n,h. 1,v., branch
oran. \a,;nnol ro,o,cs. ana, Inn, form
~ sn 49,, ~, ,,,r, nj lIon t'h,rl.. Hi,h
IoaaasoJ Iln renewed to S,l;shnrv in
ISo- yhoro ho COON l;,J ,.cd ,Lomt IN
Saws r~ Ne wos =, mou or .tro,y rart,
h., n,vl ward in manners n, vos nn;ck
-, renor,cr md NAM s,orir. arc tod q,
III. bannv hits
Thr pornla,ion Of Leicester AS cuu.
,nora,o1 hy tho ccn.u. If 17ok was 3IS.
ISoo So5. lslo Goe, $500 ilS ,sso
Gso lSlo co.. lSio 900 1850
az 1s-o 63o The uc,rlc 10 no,
d;gor m,tcr;.ll, G,,m that nr other town,
in Vcrmont ,nJ Now Lp,lanJ. though
,hor, i h,.. nj IN, inrricn clcmrn,
,hor in the larocr places They are =
ono, npassuminy intelligent hard work.
;po nronlc who ihiuk for themselves, who
tn 9 how ,o Inv nv from their earning,
for n rainy dov lint given to hospi,al,t,
ana y,n,rnsitv in nil rntcrpriscs nromis
inc GOOD to their icIlowmen.. and on III,
whole about As GOOD a people to drop il
among of a sudden. as may he found il
tbc country \ few wears ago the scbri
ouot Wicked Leicester" was applied
and for while it was thought the nam,
would stick. but il was so generally vote,
ip,rpropriate that il has long since cease,
to be known by that complimentary title
Leicester has two post offices, tw,
stores. neither of them large. one churcl
occupied for public worship BY the Meth
odists. once in two weeks. Rev. Mr.. Lud
lum. Pastor, and bv the Liberal Chris
tiaus. A. Z. Stanley, ESQ, Speaker, ono
in four weeks. These are the only relig
ious societies in town, both small an
weak. There is 10 hotel except an apol
oey for one at the extreme west part, n
licensed liouor agent, no lawyer, no doc
tor. Brandon affords everything in thes
lines they need There is but little
apy drunkenness. eoing to law or lisord
erly conduct.
The manufacturing ludustre, are rep
resented by quite extensive operations i
the east part Of the town by the Leices
ter Mineral Paint Company, who manu-
facture paint. from different colored ochrC
found there and by the Brandon Lin
and Marble Company, who manuiactur
f lime for all the regions about. and sen
large quantities to market, mere remote
The Company is represented by Messr
Powers X Higgins, and they have Nv
> very large kilns near Whiting and Ieice
ter Station
The town is rather adapted to agficu
p ture than manufactures, and according
: the energies of the people are directe
q that way. The soil is excellent for ii
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MARRIED.

HALL-frLLER In the Congregational Church,
IN Bridport, Oct p, bS Rev. W. W winchester,
MIR Charles Hall of Brilpoil and Nil Iu'e'ta
L. Fuller OF leuisburgh
sPArLpISo- INt-At the .sms time and
place by the same, Jason \ spauldlng and Mis-
Lizzie j. Hall, both Of Bridport.
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The Pail Nail Gazette nnnnnnces I

The Pail Mail Gazette announces that
Queen Victoria has given her loyal assent
to the marriage of the Marquis Of Lorne
with the princess Louise
1t is understood that the Madrid gov
eminent waits Prussia's approval of the
nomination Of the Duke of Aosta to the
throne.
Books tor descriptions 10 the new
French loan have been opened in 20 ont
of 80 departments Of France. 10 being
occupied by the Germans
Tho Roucn journals relate that the
Prussians at Leon ordered the judicial
authority of that town to render Justice in
the name of Napoleon, as Prusqian7 did
not recognize the Republic
Won Motke celebrated hi 10Th birth
day at Versailles yesterday, and received
congratulations from the King, Grown
Prince, the principal officers of the army
and all the Princes and statesmen now al
the Royal headquarters
A priest writing from Paris On the IS
Of October, says he saw the operations o.
the American Ambulance Corps, and can
not sufficiently praise the activity charity
and spirit of concord of the american
surgeons
One of the religion, pape.s has Goa
demnation of those popularity-seekiue
preachers who give "hogshead of word