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Poisonous Medicines.

The theory that the virus of disease can be safely
conteracted by doses poison is false and dangerous
Within the last twenty-five years not less than score
of vruen posOns have been added the repository OF
the medical profession. They are given in small Doses
otherwise they would destroy life Immediately; but even
in minute quantities, they produce ultimately very dis
astrous effects. 1t is unwse and unphilOsophca to en-
ploy, as remedies, powerful and insi ous drugs which,
in subugang disease the seeds of another still
more unmanageable None of these terrible medlca
ments operates with much drectness and certainty
upon the causes Of disease Hostetters Stomach BIT
ters tonic and corrective, Dhou single deleteriOus
ingredient in It's composition, Arsenic and quina are
given for intemttents; bromide Of potassium for ner-
vous disorders srychnine and prussc acid for general
debility mercury in various terms, for liver complaint
preparations of chorofom and opium Tor seeplossness
and yet these deadly drugs do not compare specifies
for the diseases above enumerated with that wholesome
vegetable nvIgorRnt and Alternative, while they are all
so penicous that is astonishing any physician should
take the responsibility OF prescribing them Let nvads
for their sakes try the Bers before they resort to
the polsons The relief they will experience from
course Of the harmless specific, will render recourse to
the unsafe preparations referred TO- quite unnecessary
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The End Of the Wnr.

The end of the war has come at last, if the
dispatches this morning are trustworthy. The
treaty of peace has been signed and the condi-
tons are far less onerous to France than those
which Prussia might have demanded and en-
forced. In regard to the cession of territory,
there is no relaxation of the claims that French
men have continually protested they could never
yield. But it was clearly, not in the power even
of Bismarck, or the newly made Kaiser, to relin-
quish this territory which the German nation is
profoundly convinced is essential to its security,
as it has been reclaimed by its valor and sacrI.
fees. Nobody, since the surrender of Sedan
and the fall of the empire, has doubted
that Germany would insist upon
the cession of these provinces as an
indispensable preliminary to peace. Even
those fiery orators who, amid the frantic
applause of the Parisians, have declared that
not an inch of French soil should be sacrificed
while Frenchman lived to defend 1t, must have
known perfectly well that no other terms were
possible. The pecuniary indemnity is less than
any estimate that has been made of the demands
Of the conqueror 1t is about two hundred and
forty-fve millions of our money. The emperor
also yields to French sensitiveness so far as to
abandon his purpose of marching his army
through Paris,-and that is well. Having the
substantial fruits of victory, the conquerors are
magnanimous enough to spare the yanquished
the spectacle of their triumphant entry into the
humbled capital.
Thus ends war which has no parallel in his
tory. OF two nations to all appearance about
equally matched, the aggressor confident even
TO insolence at FIRST has suffered series of
crushing defeats unrelieved by single victory;
it has lost by succession of capitulations sew
era armies, each larger than had ever before in
any war surrendered at one time, and in the az
gregate, almost if not quite, as numerous as the
whole force which either of the contending |
powers had in the field at the opening of HOSTILE
ties; its territory has been overrun, its
sovereign captured, its form of government
changed, its generals defeated and disgraced,
and, while it had claimed to be the most war
like of nations, its armies have proved in every
respect, in their discipline aud equipment in
the technical knowledge and skill of their Off
GERS and the prowess Of their soldiers, signally
inferior TO their opponents. France has now
before her the task of recognizing her govern
ment and repairing the ravageS Of the war. 1t
will require all the wisdom of her statesmen,
and all the patriotism of her people.
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A new liquor law has been in operation for q
few months in Ohio, which is claimed to he the
most efficient ever enacted. 1t does not denend
70 its efficacy upon simple prohibition of the
sale Of liquors, with penalties for violation. TO
be enforced by the constable, for the ben fit of
the public treasury; but its popularity is that it
gives to the persons injured by the traffic direct
interest in enforcing the law for the redress of
their own grievances; gives them the control of
prosecutions under it, and allows them TO re-
cover pecnniary damages for the injuries they
receive directly or indirectly from the sale Of
liquors. One section Of this law reads as fol.
lows:
"sEc. Q. Every husband, wife, child, parent,
guardian, employer, or other person, who shall
ne injured in person, property, or means Of sup
port, oy any intoxicated person, or in conse-
qeence ~ such intoxicahon, habitual or other
WISE, snnil nave right Of action against both
tne person VINO sold the liquor and the landlord
e WIG owns the premises on which the sale was
Inc law also provides that every Judgment
RECOVERED under it shall be lien upon the
premises where the liquor was sold, and IN de.
fault Of payment the premises shah be sold by
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Gb aaig Spy aa1oressr saurOap umg, februap IS 1871

Chalelier. After much patient tracking, Major
Davies caught sight of the tigress on hillside
at twenty yards distance and shot her through
the heart with a single ball Thus persisted this
terrible brute, to the great Joy of the villagers,
who paraded their dead enemy on a car thu ough
the streets with music, and gave nautch in
honor of their gallant deliyerer, No one has
been killed near Kongrapoliem since the death
of the tigress. Madras Times.
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PROVISIONS.

Barrel Apples--Thos Monahan,
Barrel iOur, No 2-Pierre POr tbTiant,
Barrel Flour, No Mrs David tain,
Ton Coal, No l-Jenny GOOgal
Ton Coal-No 2-OllyIer harpln,
Barrel Ale-Louis Parizo,
Box Herrings-r Thomas Forth,
Box Cigars--J w bore,
Box Raisius-Mary 4 Harkins,
Candy Basket-Miss n Olivier,
Wed ing Cake-Ad lie Osborne,
Two Game Cocks--James Mccarthy,
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HowEs' BUSINESS COLLEGE,

J
AT meeting of the students of this institution
held this morning, the principal, Mr.. S. B. Ball,
presiding, committee chosen to draft resolu-
tions in behalf of the school, in relation TO the
death of their former principal, Mr.. B. e. Howes
The following resolutions were adopted.
Whereas, Mr.. B. G. Howes, founder and for years
principal of this institution, having been called
away by death, desire to offer our tribute of re-
spect to his memory. Therefore
Resolved, that we deeply feel his loss and CRATE.
fully remember his kindly interest in the welfare of
those whom he instructed.
Resolved, that we deeply sympathize with his af.
ficted family, in their great loss of truly good
husband and father.
Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be sent
to the Daily Spy for publication.
A. 5. PRATT, Committee.
q f. HALE
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DIALOGUE IN WALL sTREaT.-It is q vulgar error
to suppose that the hd6aes of Wall street converse
aboutnJthing but stocks and gold Sometimes they talk
about their heath and they all seem to have one trou
ble-oHoGsReSs. The wear and tear Of speculation in
variably tells upon the liver.
"How do you tnink I'm looking?" said well-known
Bull to friend in the Long Room, few days after
the lac snash-up in gold; "Do look panic struck"
NOS by Jovel'' was the reply; you look in trim to
hghtfora mans life. Never saw you looking better"
LET me tell you secret my boy" re urnei the great
operatori''i drink no wine, no brandy, no barroom
stmulant OF any kind; but Just keep my stamina up
with an occasional dose Of PIASTAIIos pirTEas and If
you DO me the favor to try it for that bile on the eto-
aeh you're always complaining Of III furnish the margin
for your next spec. if it doesn't cure you"
The gentleman referred to (the initial of whose Chris
tian name is not very far from the end Of the aphabe
has unbounded confidence in the restoratiye and his
bright eye, firm and wonderful powers Of endur-
ance' prove that II is well founded. op6wlw f2S
SEA Moss FARIEE from pure Irish , oss. for Blanc
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HOUSE FURNITURE.

Chamber set-A d Giradin,
Dressing Table, A Letolrneau,
Child's Chair james Butler,
Ladies' Work Basket--Mary j MGKenna,
Work Box-Mrs FInnigan.
Sewing Observation-Disclosures AllaiTc,
Parlor Tab G.. hilippe Carter,
Bureau-Camille Latour,
ParlUr Sofa-L A Letourneau,
Camp Chair--Alfred Dansereau.
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the sheriff to satisfy the Judgment. Numerous
actions have already been brought under these
provisions The courts sustain the law as con-
stitutional, and verdicts have been obtained
from trifing sums up to five thousand dollars,
the latter sum by the widow of a physician
against the rumseler who had supplied her hus-
band with the liquor that killed him. This law
is AT least terror to the dramsellers, and, if
1t does not promote temperance, it provides a
means of repairing, so farRS money can do it,
some of the evils or drunkenness. In Kansas,
tits said, they have a law which goes further
even than this in one direction. 1t authorizes
a suit by the drunkard himself against the man
who has supplied him with liquor.
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PICTU RES, DC

Bishops Portralt-John st Armand,
Framed Picture No l-Janes Healy,
Christ Bile sing Oh ldren-Mary tilet,
st Josnph-N oliver.
Holy Virgin, No l-Julia Connor,
Framed Ilcture No 2-Denns Quinn,
Holy Virgin, No 2-Eugene Flood,
Picture of Pope, No -rhOs LapOrte,
Picture ofPope, No 2-MIs u Moore,
Port ait Of Rev WIN POwer-Patriek Con!aI
The Last Suoper-Church Nortre Dame,
Picture Church NOrtre Dame-J0, Lombard
Portrait Rev j b Primeau-E w oteere,
Bishop and Cler y-Mrs Lacross.
Framed Picture, No 3-JOseph Reneaud,
Portrait of Pope, No 4-Joseph Laeross,
Framed Picture, No 4-Ellza O'Nlel,
Statue. No l-Joh McSweeny,
20 No maggie L Higgins,
Crucitlx, No Inlay Bau1leT,
do N02 Miller logan,
Statue, No IN w Power,
Holy Family, no 4-AlphOnse Allen,
Crucitix. No 3-Prosper zero,
Vases, NO4-O Harper,
do No 5-Rev - Hubert,
no No6-A Plaisanee,
Holy Family, No 8 Louis Butler,
st Joseph (stalue)-Julia Wells,
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Lamson, Glacier & Co. VIII sell horses, wagons,
harnesses and household furniture at their sales
rooms to-day, at I21S O'Clock,
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Patents,
For all countries that grant them, obtained, and any
business with the
COMMISSIONERS OF PATENTS,
and assignments Transfers OF Rights, etc. attended to
Rejected Applications examined. and Patents Secured
when the invention nerits it, Reissues Extensions and
Interierences conducted by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
OFFICE No. u Bank Block. Foster st. diff fla
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Feb. "a



1862 bales; middling upands l5hc flour-sales l4600
b6ls stale and western a Zoe better state S575 "a
"a $40 Wheat &c better sales 81 600 bush No spring
S,5O 61 l,52E winter red and amber western 81 80
% 1853. Corn shade hrmer and more dons sales $1,000
nusa; ne" nnAgd western 50 "a S5c. Oats heavy Ohio
10 az CSC. Pork a shaue hTner: new mess Sl225 a
2250i old S2l,5O "a S2l75 prime SIG a 1880 Lard a
shade trmer at ia "a l3Ac. Butter in ia r emand;
Ohio Is % 25c; state 80 a 4!c. Whlskey more active
western free 9lA 40 8 c. Rice quiet; Carolina ~ "a
SAC. Sugar dull MuscovadO % 81 CT far TO good re-
filming 81 a 9sc; No Il Dutch standard sac. Moasses
firm; New Orleans 50 @ 70c Spirits turpentine quiet
at SIC; rOsn quiet at $500 a 265 for strained. Pelo
leum-crude firm at l5c refined dull at 24sc Tallow
steady at 81 a &C.
HioAGY Feb. "a: Flour steady: spring extras S5,81A
a $50 Wheat active, at Sl2lk "a l,22. seller March
Corn advancing, at 81 "a 5U4c Oats advancing, at 49,
"a 43Ac Rye firm; No 2 SShc, Barley duh at $50.
Hghwnes active at 85c iron bound, Mess pork 237h
cash. Lard 2hc. Dressed hogs higher, at 1920; live
hogs quiet at S6,70 a ST.. Cattle du at "a, l2A a $50
Recepts3OO0 bbs flour, $4,000 bush wheat, 40 900 bush
corn $4,000 bush oats 5000 bush rye 5000 bush barley 1000
hogs shipments 5000 bbs -four 500 bush corn 2UO0
bush oats, 1000 hogs.
t!NcINEATI, Feb, 24-Mess pork S22 Lard l2h ORIG.
Bulk meatsshOulders ~ a &c. sides 9ss l0h for clear
ribs ana lOc Tor clear. Bacon 9ac for shoulders Isc
for clear id sides, and llac for clear sides, Wmskey
dull and lower, at IS
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-CottOn steaiy; mlddllngs
l4AC.
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G. LESTER BRooMHALL, !
A. S. PRATT, Committee.
q. T.. HAZE

400 pairs ladies' leather button boots selling for
$3.50, former price $500 and $3.50. Bankrupt
stock, Il Front street
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RELIEF FOR FRANcE.-The New York CON-
mittee to send aid to the suffering population in
France have issued the following appeal:
To the Clergy Of the Counhy:-It is proposed
that simultaneous collection be taken up on
the second Sunday of March in all the churches
in the country for the relief cf starving France.
1t is not sympathy with her cause, hut SYM
pathy with her distress that animatcs this APP
peal Eight millions of people at least are spf-
fering in winter for the want OF food, clothing
and fuel The neighboring nations-EDgland,
Belgium, Holland and Switzerland
making the most generous efforts to
relieve their distress. VIII America al
low distance TO stife the cry of fam.
inc in her ear? We know its exist
ence, and must hear its moan. As Christians
let us show ourselves prompt TO recognize the
claims of a common humanity in the hunger
bitten, naked, houseless and homeless people
1t is considered important that this collection
should be a Simultaneous one. Let all the
churches, on the second Sunday in March, be
engaged in one good work. A common PRAYER
for mercy on the famine-stricken will go up to
God, and common feeling of sympathy, and a
common act OF .hopefulness, will unite all the
churches and thrill heaven and earth. We APP
peal to he pastors of the churches 10 make this
request from the merchants of New York
effectual by their personal zeal in the plan
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Elder j. s. " hite will preach at Central street
chapel on Sunday 2eth,- at the usual hours Seats
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Foreign Notes.

1IEMS FROM LONDONs
LONDON, Feb 24.-Bismarck hints at the
restoration of the Paris impost of two hundred
millions of francs if no hostile demonstrations
are made during the passage of the Germans
through that city. The assembly will be con-
voked on Friday or Saturday, this week.
Bismarck, at the request of Theirs, has or
dered a cessation of the acquisitions upon the
inhabitants of all sections, and declared all con-
tributions levied since the 2Sth of January to be
deducted from the French indemnity.
Theirs and his colleagues were to leave Paris
for Bordeaux on Thursday and will confer with
the assembly on Friday, and return to Paris on
Saturday, where they will have decisive inter
view with Bismarck.
Gen. Pieuhoet has been ordered to dissolve the
Garibaldian corps, and to disband the free corps
under his command.
Baron Lisgar, governor general Of Canada
has been appointed lord lieutenant of the county
of Cavan, Ireland.
A crowded meeting was held in London last
evening, in favor of the disestablshment of the
church of England.
The small poX is still increasing at Liverpool.
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oYsTERs.-FOr fresh and salt fish and good fresh
oysters, call at 0'Grady's, 295 Main street.
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A SAMPLE OF SOME ALABAMA CLAIMS -
There was no more usual way of avoiding the
consequences of treason and the dangers OF war
than by putting properly under the nominal
proprietorship of some British subject resident
in the vicinity, and usually one of the bltterest
of rebel sympathizers. | heard an amusing iu-
cident told to-day, in illustration of the claims
of this sort which are likely to appear before the
commission. The gentleman who told it was a
gallant officer himself of southern birth and
family. On one occasion, on a reconnaissance
or scout, it became necessary to destroy the
rebel cotton, as it could not be removed. There
was an Englishman, AN ex-major on half pay res
identin the section visited. He had married some
slaves with lady attached, and was violent
was a large quantity of cotton on his place,
much of which it was known belonged TO his
neighbors, while a consideral number of bales
were found marked &c. S. A." The torch was
applied. The old major came to the landing on
the Mississippi river, where headquarters were
established. He complained to the command
ing officer-my triend-in this wise: 81 am
British subject, sir! a major, sir in her majes-
tvs service, you know, ahl The cotton was
mine, sir, and would you believe it-'pon honor
it's true, sir-your men burnt it. l showed
them my protection papers, Sir as British sub-
ject, you know, and they laughed at me-by
George, they did. But, COLONEL suppose
you're colonel, sir-they actually insulted my
flag. put the British flag over my cotton, and
by Jovel your men burnt it up; yes, sir, burnt
the British flag up in my presence, sir-me,
major in her majesty's service, by u
BrOOkl1a Union.
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To Arms! To Arms!!
against what?" asks the reader Why, against the
PolSoSS, VILE maddening, and deadly advertised as
superior to all Hair Dyes" But, on second thoughts,
the call "to arms is unnecessary The wreteed trash
is already being driven of the market 1t has received
the coup de grace from
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The popularity of this time tried article increases every
hour. Everybody Is talking of the natural shades it
imp arts, there conceivable why should
not be used, being las Professor Chiffon states in his
certihcate) PERFECTLY HARMLESS. As dressing after
dyeing, use
CRLSTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIHE.
f25 deOp&weowlm
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Wreaths, Crosses, Bouquets, and Cut Flowers. pre-
served Orders can be lett at Mr. Geo Sessions corner
Front and Trumbul sts., L. H. Bgelows book and sta
tlonery store, 239 Main st., and with w. w, Cook, at
Tainter's Greenhouse. dn la2
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L
Consulting Physician to the MoRRILI MEDICAL ISsr1
TUTE No. sBuhnch street. near the Revere House Bos
ton may be confidently relied upon in all cases requr
skill and experience His unrivaed and world-renowned
preparations for all forms Of spermatohea Impotency
and nervous debility &C. in and for the of all
Female Complaints, can only be had Of himself at his
once where he may be confdentiay consulted at all
hours Ladies' suffering under any Of the complaints
peculiar 70 their conhdentay consult with the
Doctor with every assurance of safety and prompt ree
see MS MEDICAL ADVISER AND GUIDE To HEALTH, price
10 cents. All letters promptly by return Of
mall dM Th&s6wtf ja3l
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The Celebrated

The Celebrated
MURRAY
AND
LANMAH
RIDA WATER!
Tie most lasting, agreeable, and refreshing of all per-
fumes Tor the Handkerchief at the Toilet and in
the Bath. For sale by all Druggists and Perfumers.
sD deeply
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The Best
CALIFORNIA WINES.

We bottle all the different varieties of CALIFORNIA
WINES, in the Largest Sized Bottles, and warrant their
purity We sell them by the Case at lower prices than
the same quality Of Wines be bought for from any
other house in the country
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crlstadoro,s ExeeIslOr Hair Dxe.


For Moth Patches, FreckIes and Tan,
Use Petyy'S Moth and Freckls Lotion.
II is the only reliable and harmless Remedy known for
removing Brown iscoOratiOn Sold by drug gsts every
where. DEPOT, 49 BOND ST. n. Y.
Plmples on the Face.
For Comedones, Black worms or Grubs, Pimply Erup
tlons AMI Blotched designations on the Face use
PerTy's Comedoae and Pihaple Remedy.
1t is invaluable to the afflicted Prepared only by DR.
b. c. PERRY, DERMAToLoGIsT, 40 BOND ST., n Y. sold
by Druggists eUerySchere. d&w4m f25
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Handkerchief Box. No l-Emma Wight,
No 2-Jul.a Guertin,
No IA $ BroWa,
No4-Julia Murphy,
No 5-Cyprlan bernard
Picture Box,t...,.No IA Charboneau,
No 2-Louis Allen,
No 3-Louls brennan,
No4-A Charboneau,
No 5-John NJ Power,
No 6-Zephire Bean,
No T-Mrs t'reuerlck,
No S-George Tremb .ey
No 9-Bertha Conner,
No l0-r l. Paquette,
Perfumery Box No l--LOuis Allen,
No 2-Wm Batcheller,
No IA Monyiile,
Candy Box......,..G \ Demers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Album, No I-John Dryden.
" No2-NOrah Reedy.
No 3-Mrs John Mealey
Moth Whitcomh.
Prayer Book. No l-Mary o. TOOle.
No2-Loul a Carter
No 3-Joseph Adams.
Pistol B Blck
Sleigh, No 10 >antom.
No ar Starkey.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS La Violette.
Album of Musc-Joseph Rochelle,
MelOdeon-JOhn Campbell.
AccordeOn-Peter Doyle.
French Clock-Rev lhoS Griffin.
cigar Hoder-Joseph Forest.
Vases, (BOhemian)-Rev Walsh.
Doll, No ELLA Archambault.
No 2-Minnie Brown.
No 3-Charles Go0dn0w.
Fute-Arthur Dion
Meersehaum Pipe-Marcene Laferriere.
China Vases No 2-Martin Burke.
History of Worcester in the Rebellion-J hegarde
Embroidered Scapular-Ep Sanguenet.
Pine BaGket-Louis Butler.
Dog-Joseph BIouSseau.
Bead CushiOn-F Rafferty,.
Toy VeluCtpede--NOra j Reedy.
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Foreign Nrnrkets.-IRr Atlantic cable.l

LONDON Feb. 24.-Consols 9lE. American securities
hye-wentes. 1885, 9lB ls65s, old 90A; ISIS, s9X;
ten-tOrties. ST94.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. A-Cotton quiet; uplands I'D; the
stock atioa is 4H 900 bales American 100000 bales.
FRANKFORT, teb. 3-United States nve-twenties 95K
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United States currency 6s..........,..ll3h @lll3A
All Pacific railroad securities advanced sharply on the
favorable news from Washington and the announce
men that the contract between the Central Pacific and
Pacific Mail company had been officially signed. The
reported contract provides rates tor freight emgrans
and second class passengers by rail and by shmu route
shall be the same the Pacific Mail, receiving some
ecu valent though what is stated The closing quo
talons were:
Imam Pacific railroad LET mort 6s S9k6 s3L