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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
Mrs. Charles MoulfOn.

This lady. an American by birth. long
distinguished in European and American
art circles for her matchless vocal powers
and thorough culture. will give two grand
concerts al Odd Fellows Hall, on Thurs
day evening, December Z. and Satur-
day afternoon, December g. She Will
be assisted by Mr.. Breokhouse Bowler,
tenor; Mr.. James NJ. Wehli, pianist; Slgner
P. Ferran.i. baritone butfo, and Mr.. George
w Colby. musical director. The New York
Commere.t,. -ldee,liser says of Mrs. Moul-
ton:
The frs concert by Mrs. Charles Nov
ton, in re: ard to which public expectation
has run so high, was given last evening
Mrs. Moulton has long been known as an
amateur singer, and her exquisite voice and
perfect musical culture have given her a
wide fame in Partisan circles, where she
was regarded as a rival Of the most dstiu-
guished queens OF song of professional
eminence. She now brings her wonderful
voice and Ier rare genius before the pub!ic.
consecrating j: 70 duties, rendered neces-
sary by reverses OccasiOned by the war in
France
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
NEW YORK.
Governments Dull and STEADY state
Bonds Not Active-Comparative Cotton
Statement.

Governments Dull and Steady state
Bonds Not tActive-Comparative Cotton
Statement.
New YORK, November 2;.-Money closed
at sac per cent. Sterling weak at 9la
Gold l1OA 0llI. Governments dull and
steavy. State bonds not very active. Ten
essees finn. Firginias very strong. North
Carolinas steady. South Carolinas, new.
very strong. Tennessees 651e, new 64z:
Nirginias G.: new 20; Louisiana skies 63;
new 81; levee SKIES G.; eights ~: Alabama
eights 98. tves e.: Georgia skies so: seyers
g..
Arrived: AGger and Leo
Skies of 1881. ll75s: fve-twenties Of 1862,
HES; 1864, u; 1865. III q; new ia; 1867
ll4a4; 1868, l.4a4; ten-forties, lo9s4.
Comparative cotton statement: Total re-
ceipts from September |. 1870, were 9l6,70l
bales; same time las. year 1854. Total
exports from September /, 1870, were
44,O85; same time this year 333, AS. Stock
at all United States ports last year 352,l77;
this year 36l ,O3S; at interior towns last
year 1851: this year G. $50: at LIVERPOOL
last year 374, ,0o0: this year $50 900. Amer-
lean cotton atloat Tor Great Britain last
year 22s. .0ot; this year $4,000
Six additional cases of smallpox are re-
ported to-day.
Several faro banks were broken up along
INC uo'hS anu -'ltt mace.
The World has the following London spe-
cial: "A distinguished cardinal authorizes
me to say positively hat the pope will not
leave Rome. unless he is compelled to by
physical force or personal violence"
1t is rumored that a police captain drew
$40 900. ard an assistant alderman $4,000
from the Bowling Green savings bank after
its close.
Judge McCann denied the motion 70,
non-suit i'll the case OF j. O. Davis to CON-
pei Smith. Gould & Martin to fulfill con-
tracts made the Thursday preceding the
celebrated black Friday.
There is still grea, excitement aG Hunters
Point over the dete. minatiOn OF the school
commissioners 10 enforce tie reading of the
Bible in the schools. Several children of
Catholic parents have been elected because
they refused 10 be present at sucl cca-
sions. To-day three young men 't5 rais
in school, though refused pernissn hey
were encouraged and cheered aL pro
tected from election one of the girl SC G ars
who demonstrated against the readir. of
the Bible. They were arrested by the
police.
Horace Greeley announces his retirement
from the bureau OF enigra ton, on account
OF his name beng used IN connection there
with as an inducemeEt 10 emi grants, who
were afterward induced by persons con-
nected with the board to deposit their
money in one Of the broken savings banks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
THE CITY HALL,
Department of Accounts

Department of Accounts.
The Administrator Of Accounts was yes
terday engaged in settling the John F.
Rust claim, amounting to twelve thousand
dollars.
Department Of improvements
The upper line protection levee, from the
Mississippi river, at CarrOlltOn, and extend
ing along the line of the old Jefferson rail
road to Fourteenth street, and connecting
with the upper line protection levee from the
lake, is to be commenced Immediately and
finished in time to protect the city from the
Mississippi crevasse water above that line.
The repairing OF the levees of the Misss-
sippi river on the right bank, will be COM
menced next week There is about thir
teen miles Of evee in this levee district
Drainage.
Administrator Cockrem contemplates vs-
iting the principal iron founders in this
city, for the purpose of ascertaining their
views with regard to the cost of new drain
ing pumps for the cit, this side Of the
Metairie Ridge.
Department Of Finance.
Mr.. Chadwick, chief clerk OF this depart
ment, was las. night engaged in paying the
weekly wages due to laborers employed by
the city. They were paid in appropriation
certificates. and, Of course, must submit to
whatever shave the brokers may demand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

A MAGNIFICENT SILVER SERvICE-We
advise every person who visits the fair 10
be particular in going to look at that mag
niticent frosted silver and gilt dinner
service among the goods on display by Mr..
Charles E. Pescay. This set was manufac.
tured in New York. by the Whiting Manu-
featuring Company. expressly for this ,a;r
(which, 1t will be embered. was to have
been held in April. and arrived here las,
spring. The fair having been postponed it
was entered az the Texas State Fair, and
took the highest prize over the stronges.
kind of competition. 1t consists Of thirteen
pieces, each on a chef d9ure worthy of Old
Beneviunto Celini himself. We will venture
to say that even that immortal sculptor
never wrought more noble punch bowl
than the one which belongs to this set.
Punch from it would be nectar indeed.
so shall rot try. Tie next thing in Mr..
Pescay's entry is 10y of engraved glass
ware, the workmanship of Mr. Henry g.
Leighton, a young artist-nephew of our
fellow citizen. Mr.. I. A. Tyler. This work
is truly remarkable, and we are fully per
suaded that whoever sees il must admire as
We did. Mr.. Pescay has also on exhibition
a vast selection Of diamonds and other rich
gems, jewelry Of the most magnificent de-
cripton, anl watches Of the best makers
He has evinced commendable interest in
the success Of the fair. and set an example
worthy of being followed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
IRON BARGES.
Meeting at the Cotton Exchange.


A meeting was held last night Ger the
purpose of hearing the reports Of the com
mittee OF fifty, previously appointed to
solicit subscriptions 10 the iron barge en-
terprise. Mr.. John Phelps, preside Ut, .ook
tie chair.
The meeting was addressed by General
Cyrus Bussey, Moses Greenwood, Marshall
J. Smith, Joseph Santini and others.
Mr.. Phelps said that when this enterprise
is carried out. real estate will increase fifty
per cent in twoyears
Mr.. 5. II. Kennedy said he was bank
director, and he had TO doubt that the banks
would do what is necessary to assist in
carrying out this enterprise. Anything
that tends TO benefit the city would in
crease the resorI tes OF the banks. He
thought the good time was coming tor New
Orleans. being encouraged by the glorious
news from New York received last evening.
stating that Charles Morgan and tie Chat
tanooga railroad had combined for The pl,r-
pose OF completing a railroad from this
city through Texas. i. was glorious rews,
he said. which encouraged him to preoict a
magnificent future for this city.
A proposition was made to increase .he
committee on collections 70 one hundred
persons, and the number was completed 10y
the appointment Of some Of the most prom
iEent business men.
Mr.. John II. kenrard moved that cen
tral executive committee of five persons be
appointed by the clair, with instructions 20
further district The city and appoint sub
committees to thoroughly canvass the city
The chair appointed Mr.. John II. Ken
nard, Mr. Turper L II. Gardner. Mr. Slay-
back and General Cyrus Bussey.
a committee was appointed to daft
charter for tfe proposed iron barge com-
pany, and to report at the next regular
meeting
The meeting then adjourned till next
Monday week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
PARADE OF NAPOLEON sYMPATH1zERs
SHIP FOUNDERED AT SEA
COLORED EM1GRANTS TO KANSAS
WASHINGTON.

Cntacazy Will Attend the Grand Duke
The Russian Legation-solufion Of
the Russian.American Trouble-De.
parture of Catacazy Probable-The
Grand Duke Coming South.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-While the
grand duke is in this corntry, Minister
Catacazy will be ia attendance upon him.
Meanwhile General Gorlow will manage
the Russian legation
1t is understood Catacazy will depart with
the grand duke. This is semi officially an
nounced as the solution OF the trouble of
this cor TRY and Russia.
1t shO ID be said in this connection tina.
the trouble originated from cross purposes
regarding the Perkins claim, and that the
ques. ION Of the reputation OF certain excel
lent ladies has been brought into the con-
troversy for malicious and partisan pur-
poses.
Secretaries Robson and Belknap were
absent from the cabinet meeting today.
The grand duke will visit some Of the
Southern States about the middle Of De
cember.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
FOREIGN.

NapOleOn's SynpathiZers Parade->h0Gts
Of ''Vive Napoleon''- Chinese Em-
bassy Received by Thiers-Restora.
lion Of Gibraltar to Spafn-Bombay
Ship for New York Foundered.
PARIS, November 24-The sympathizers
of Napoleon, in large numbers, paraded the
faubourg st. Germdin to-day, with shouts
Of give Napoleon There was no inter
ference by the police.
President Theirs received the Chinese
embassy yesterday. The chief ambassador
expressed the hope that the treaty relations
between France and China would be main
tanned. To which Theirs replied: Your gov
ernment must give proofs that our mission
aries and cOnsuls are respected; this is ab-
lutely necessary for the preservation Of
peace"
The minister of finance, in the budget TO
be submitted to the coming session Of the
assembly, AS e1a will call for fresh loan Of
400, ,0O0, 900 francs.
LONDON. November 24-Eight lives were
lost at the Wigan explosion last week.
1t Is stated that negotiations are pending
tor the restoration Of Gibraltar to Spain.
The ship Nonpariel, from Bombay, to
New York, foundred at sea. Only three
persons were saved.
A Fenian demonstration was made in
Cork last night in honor of the MARTYRS of
Manchester. There was q procession and
meeting in the evening, at which some 5000
people took part. Their proceedings, though
animated, were orderly, and the police, who
mustered in force, had no occasion to inter
fere.
BERLIN, November 24.-The commission
upon the budget to-day reported to the
Relchstag the sum for the maintenance of
the army. They estimate the annual ex.
pendlture for regular troops, based on
force OF 4O5,569 men, exclusive of officers,
at about $93,353,0 900, and recommend the
appropriation Of two hundred and twenty
i've dollars per head for that number of
enlisted men for the ensuing three years.
Parliament has not yet taken action upon
the subject.
BRUSSELS, November 4.-The action of
the Chamber Of Representatives., yesterday,
" ,Oting to support the governments ap-
l~mtlnent OF Decker to be governor Of the
province of Limburg, gave rise to another
exciting debate to-day. During the Discus
sion q member Of the left demanded that
the ministry tender their reslgnations.
The Independence Beige to-day says it has
reason to believe that the government of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

Mr.. Forrest must have been highly flat
tered by the magnitude and magniicence
Of the audience at his closing entertainment
last night. Ladies were interspersea
through the parQuette, and held the pre-
ponderance in the dress circle. Governor
Warmoth occupied a seat in one Of the
boxes. We noticed among the audience
Hon. Morris Marks, of the Ascension LeaGer
who extended personal courtesies to New
Orleans party at Donaldsonville recentlv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

Order Respecting the Apaches-Exter-
minatien Or the Reservations No New
Cases Of Cholera at Halifax-Advance
Guard Of COlOred Entrants Ia X ansss.


minatfon Or the Reservations- No New
Cases Of Cholera at Halifax-Advance
Guard efCelorcd Emigrauts to Kansas.
San Francisco, November 24.-General
Schoteld has issued an order respecting
the Apaches. They must choose between
living on the reservations or determination.
The great breach Of promise and seduc-
ton suit of Miss L. X. Turner against Senior
Caledonia Ortes, Q banker OF Xermorville,
Mexico. divides public attention with the
Horace Howe contested will case.
Miss Turner was formerly school
teacher, aud afterward employed in the
United States branch mint in this city
She was subsequently clerk in the Treas
nrv Department at Washington. She is q
daughter OF the late Admiral Turner Of
TIE United States navy. Mies Turner
claims she was seduced by Ortes under the
promise OF marriage while she was living
IN his family in the capacity of governess
70 his children, and that criminal intimacy
continued for several years in this city.
She asks for damages in the sum Of
500,
TIE details of the Wickenburg. Arizona,
massacre leave no possible doubt ii IF. l..
Loring, one of Wheelers expedition, was
killed By the Apaches.
The 4ri=Onu Citizen states that informa-
ton leaves no doubt that Cochise is at
Governor Stanford's horse trotted yester-
day three miles on Union Course in 2:l6h,
gig and 2:l9A.
BosToN, November 24-Fears are enter
tanned that the fishing schooner s. B. Miller,
OF New London, has been lost. together
with ali on board. She was engaged in
halibut fishing and sailed from New Lon
don forty-six days ago.
A committee Of the city council left for
New York tonight to invite the Grand
Duke Alexis to visit Boston.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, November &C. d.
Armstrong, postmaster in East Liverpool,
Ohio, was arrested and brought here to-
day. charged with retaining money order
funds. He was held in $4,000 bail.
HALIFAX, November 24.-No new cases
OF cholera. The infected district is closely
CuaraDtined.
ST. LOUIS, November 24.-Forty-fiye col
ored persons passed through the city yes
terday en- route to Lawrence county, Kan
sas. They are the advance guard Of 5000,
WHO will shortly follow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

France has notified that o.: England Of it's
intention to terminate its International COM
mercial treaty.
MADRID, November 2l.-The Correspon-
dencta says the answers which have been
made to recent private inquiries show that
Great Britain is ready to receive favorably
from Spain proposals for the restitution Of
Gibraltar,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
Tho Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerios
No. so Chartres street, yesterday, stood
as follows: At A. M, CO.; at ? P. NJ,
GO; at P. NJ, CO.. Lowest point during
the night of November %, 49o. Rain
during the night of November %, eight
tenths of an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

Two LOTS OF GRoUND.-J. B. Walton
auctioneer, will sell to-day, at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange, for account and
risk Of former purchaser, without reserve,
two lots Of ground on Tchoupitoulas street,
between Washington and Sixth streets, TO
which the attention of real estate dealers
and others is invited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

The STEINER AUTOMATIC PORTABLE GAS
MACHINE Among the apparatus for
producing illumination gas for home con-
sumption, this machine very Justly occupies
a front rank, on account of its simplicity of
construction, it's admirable automatic ar
rangement, and the splendor of the light it
produces, while the great principles of
safety and economy are so well guarded.
The labor performed by this machine is to
force stream of air through the vapors Of
gasoline, and thus producing an illuminat-
ing gas Of as good quality as coal gas,
and at far less cost. But as simple as this
appears to be, many inventors have failed
to succeed in producing certain results. The
inventor of this machine has succeeded, as
has been demonstrated to the satisfaction
Of some of the most accomplished men Of
science of this and other States. One of
the Steiner gas machines can be seen at
the State Fair. We advise all who are in
terested in obtaining reliable and cheap
illuminator for their dwellings and stores
to give it careful examination.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

At late hour last night we received
bowl Of punch and substantial loaf of
frosted cake from Odd Fellows Hall. with
the compliments Of Mrs. James Reagan and
Mrs. James Nelligan, OF st. Patricks table,
St. Vincent's fair.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
COTTON.
Transactions Of the Week-Recefpts, Salea
Exports and Stock On Hand.


Exports and Stock On Hand.
CHARLESTON, November 24.-Stock q $50
bales; net receipts of the week IL ,762, gross
n.777: exports to Great Britain 5l27; coast
wise 4t6l; sales Of the week 5000.
MACON, Ca. November 2i.-Receipts
9855. S'S>
MEMPHIS November 24.-Week's receints
leI9' bales; exports 1874; sales II 500:
stock 20,S64. '0~~'
WILMINGTON. November 4.-Stock 40 OOS
bales; net receipts of the week 66l exports
coastwise 1913; sales AZ.
NORFOLK. November o4.-Stock $500
bales; net receipts Of the week 97I4. er.
ports coastwise 8507; sales 1910. !
NASHVILLE, November 24-Receipts 2l9o
bales; shipments 1872; stock l644.
GALVESTON, November 24.-Stock "a on
Dales; net receipts of the week 5734: exports
CONTINgED ON EOURrH pAcr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

In the matter Of the minors Edmund
and Thomas Dillon, Mess1s. Montgomery
will sell, this day at eleven o'clock, at r
X. Bonham's stables, No. 2ll Gravier street,
one gray horse. cab and harness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

NNHE PHOENIX HOUSE,
No. SO St. Charles Street,
Next door to the Academy OF Music,
Embraces large and commodous Barroom,
supplied with superior liquors.
Free Lunch Every Day from 10 1.2
A. NJ. to 1 r. Nj.
BOWLING SALOON,
The finest in the world with
SIX NEW TEN-PIN ALLEYS
OYSTER SALOON and CHOP HOUSE,
On the New York plan
The most deli ions OYSTERS, STEAKS and
CHOPS stewed with dispatch.
SODA SALOON
In vestibule Of the Academy.
COOL SODA AND MEAD
MI N E r AL WATERS
Pastries Of all Kinds.
Obliging and attentive employees in each depart
ment. D. B1DWELL,
nOl9 st Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE At
AUCTION BY THE SE RlFF-We call at
tenti0n to the sales at auction to be made
this day at noon, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street, by tue
Sheriff of the parish of Orleans. SAID sales
comprise
l. A lot of ground with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
faubOurg Plaisance, City of jefferson, on
Apollo street, between Pleasant street and
Louisiana avenue.
2. And g lot Of ground, together with the
spacious and handsome dwelling house and
improvements thereon, situated in the Sec
ond District of this city, No. 2O5 Bourbon
street, between Dumaine and St. Phllip
streets.
For full particulars and terms, see adver-
tiselnents
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
WANTED.

vKTANTED-A LADY DRUGGIST DESIRES TO
w obtain . situation in the drug business. She
is willing to travel to any part Of America. Ad-
dress Letter D, at this office. no22 lw
vxYANTED-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS OR
w companion to lady Would take the en-
She speaks . refined and correct German; also
French and English. Is good housekeeper
MRS. HAVELANp
nol2 No. 209 Camp street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

A GENTS WANIED-F0R THB UNIVERSAL
"a TWINR ARD THREAD CUTTER Saves time,
twine thread, fingers and teeth. Something every.
body wants. Samples mailed on receipt Of tWenty-
ave cent?. Addresa GEORGE DAVIS,
oe3I 3m No. 599 Broadway, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

A paragraph appears in this morn ing S
REPURLlcAS. affirming that, at halt.past zen
o'clock on Wednesday night, | stated 20
Others, that had just left my father; hat
he was DONG first rate. and would ne np in
the morning. made no such statement 70
these gentlemen on the occasion referred TO-
l know that my father, on Wednesday
night, was considered dangerously i'll 10y
his physician, DR.. Austin; SO much SO la.
his friends generally were excluded from
his room, myself included. was not per-
mitted to see him from six in the evening
until nine in the morning
j. NJ CARTER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

In eighteen years of liberal administra-
ton the annual taxation of England had
been reduced by about $50, 100000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25
C0Edjcting Testimony.

We publish the following statement of
Mr.. J. NJ. Carter, with the remark that
one OF the gentlemen named still
persists in the declaration that lie under
stood the Young gentleman to say. at tie
time and place named, just what was re
ported. And as we can not for a mon uent
doubt the veraci.y Of either party, we sup
pose there must have been some Misunder-
standing:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

BY TELEGRAPH

BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
CATACAzY AND TIE GRAND DUKE
DEPARTURE OF CATACZY
SOLUTION CF THE RUSSIAN TROUBLE
THE GRAND DUKE COMING SOUTH
ORDER ABOUT THE APACHEs
DIFFERENTIATION OR RESERVATION
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
PARADE OF NAPOLEON sYMPATH1ZERs
SHIP FOUNDERED AT SEA
nnT nprn rArrrp umc mn rA1,o.o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

old AND RELIABLE.
Established in 1850.
LEON GODCHAUXS
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANCFACT0RY,
81 and 81 Canal street ~ 81 and S3
2l3 25 AND 2l7 OLD LEvEE
OPPOSITE the French Neat Market
Every description of
MEMS, YOUTHS BOYS AND CHYLpRENS CLOTH
ING AND FURNISHING GOODS always on hand.
Home made and well made.
We challenge competition to quality of Goods
and low prices.
Our stock of Fali and Winter Goods covers every
thing required for the season by men; youths boys
OF Children ard WI be sold unusually low.
LEON GODCHACX
Nos. 81 and SO Caual street
and 23, 2l5 and 81. Old Leyee street.
DOl3 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

T =. SlNONDS & CO.,
Nos. 19 Canal, Crossman and 4 Front
Streets.
pKALEks IN
H A r D w A RE,
IRON AND SHIP CHANDLERY,
Nails and Castings. Hoop, Sheet ard Bar Iron
Manila and Ts,red C0rdage, Sal buck Plows
SLovels and Spades, Sheet Copper ard Zinc
Lnchers and ChaiFs, Axes and Hoes, Lead Pipe
and Sheet Lead Pa hts and Oils, Blocks and OarA
INDIA RUBBER BETTING,
Hose. Packing, and all supplies necessary for
Railroads, Steamships, Plantations, etc.
Agents for the new patent
''SelfLubrfcat ting Packing.'
COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS WORKER
sep5 ~
$1.OOO.OOO
Can be made in a short time by few slrewd men
WHO will not reveal the secret OF the business un-
der any circumstances
For full PAL ticuars, address
JAMES CLARK
nos 3m DIV 100 Bleecker street New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-25

MADAME EMMA, JUST ARRIVED,
M has located he rself at No. $50 Conn on street
between Rampant and Basin-Wi.l 1el, the PAST
PRESENT AND FUTURE, and guarantees 10
AL FEN ALE DISEASES. Office Lo1Is from A. NJ.
70 T. NJ. IolG In