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10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. 319, southeast corner 7th and d st

ID No. $40, southeast corner 7th and d SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION
-, By virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated Feb
Ia ruary 3D. ISL and recorded in Libcr No 6s9,
kAfolio 81, of the land records for Washington
county, d. c., will sell, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF July, A. d, 1871,
at O'Clock p. M in front Of the premises all that
certain piece parcel of ground known Lot mum
bered IS, in Todd Gunnell's subdivision Of Square
numbered 465. having front a 4O0bt alley Of q
feet inches, by depth of 81 feet inches situated
between and streets south and 9th and 7h
west, with the improvements thereon situate.
Terms of sale: Cash.
jySeo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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fTNHROUGH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, June 2, lG0-noon.
Trains between WASH
dNGT0N and NEW YORK - 81
FOR NEW YORK, trithod change Of cars
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 q. m, I2:45
and 800 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 a. m, l2:43
and $40 p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 800 p. m, and Philadel-
phia at $40 D. IN.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 p. m. train only
:, Through tickets TO philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had ut the Station Office all hours
of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napOlis and the West. J. l.. WILSON,
Master of Trans Dor tatien.
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. Ko0NTZ, Agent, Washington. jel4
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DROPosALs FOR COPING FOR CEMETERY
Il WALLS.

DEFUI I
WASHINGTON, d. c., July !, lS7l.f
Proposals, IN duplicate, with copy Of advertise
ment attached will be received at this Office until IL
following National Observation-Disclosures, Alex
sndria, Balls Bluff, Soldiers Home, and Battle.
dressed or sawed straight edges true surfaces good
joints TO project two (2l inches beyond walls and
piers, and Of sound, durable stone.
Specimens OF stone, bid upon, must be furnished.
Each bid must be accompanied by q written guar
anfee, signed BY the bidder or bidders and compe-
tent surety, certified to be such BY some ocer or
menf the effect that in the event Of the accepfanc
q such bid, at any time within ten 0) days afr er
date OF opening OF bids, the necessary contract sil
be entered into and that in case the said parry or
parties Offering shall fail to enter into contr: cf as
aforesaid, he or they guarantee to make good the
difference between his or their offer and tho next
Further information furnished on application N
this ONCE. VIM. M1ERS
Jy6-6t Captain and Depot o. NJ
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n o g
The Highest Cash Prices paid for Tailors' Clip
pings, 20 cents; Mixed Cotton Rags, cents;
white, cents; Wooden, soft, cents; Cloth Rags,2
cents; Rope, cents.
OLD METAL Of all descriptions bought and sold.
w g. SLATER.
No. 333 Maryland avenue,
Between a. and Sd streets. southwest.
Orders through mail promptly attended to. jlO St
WRLTE DUCK AND LINEN SUITS
FOR BOYS.
GOOD AND CHEAP
liable BROTHERS,
PSu Corner 7th and ID streets.
kIChsi BRICKsH BRICKsln
SOo'vVO BRICKS Of all kinds on hand and for
sAle al lowest market rates - ~
,o.. SMITHSON DUNN,
spl-U 1888 Four-and-a Half street. s. W.
nOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREI, GINS Al
- gre a. gains AZ PRINCE 5 Loan ONCE Sales
Reoms, lOoo PennsylTania avenue. Su2s-u
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RY W. l.. WALL & CO, AuctIoneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenu


EXECuT0RS SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY ON PENNA. AVENUE,
OPPOSITE THE CIRCLE, AT AUCTION. BE,
h4N6lSG TO TIE ESTATE OF THE LATE
~, On TUESDAY, the 1lth day Of July, at 6
la clock =; m, will sell the premises, Lot
No. j, in Square No. z, on Penna. avenue, near
the Circle, fronting 100 6I2 feet on Penna avenue
and on 81 10 feet containing 1904 feet, improved
by double Frame House.
Terms: 0ne.third cash; the remainder in and IL
months with interest," for which the purchaser must
give his notes secured by deed of trust or to have
the option 81 paying all cash. SDO will be required
10 te paid down on the sale as soon struck off.
ConVeyancing and stamps at the Of the purcha-
ser. If the terms of sale not complied with in
hVe days thereafter the Executor the right
To resell at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser, week notice in some ne vs. paper pub.
lished in the District of Columbia
jos VIM. l.. WALL q co .Anet9s
RzrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until WEDNESDAY, July 1 9th,
same hour and place.
GEORGIA BOHRER Executor.
Jyl2 VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
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EVENING STAR.
THE NEW YORK IRISH RIOT.
MEDICATION OF LAW AND ORDER.

The Orangemen have their Process
sion-Fhe Military Fire upon fhp,i r
ASsaiiauts and Defeat Them at an
Points-3I Killed and L75 Wounded
scenes at the Morgue Last Night
Accidental Death OF Can't, Spencer.
OF the 9Th RegimenLThe Cefebra-
tiOn Elsewhere.
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

DAZAAR-BarEsias in Ladies, Gents' and Chill
ID dren's UNDERCLOTHlNG may be found ID
Women s Christian Association, Judiciary SquAre.
All orders promptly and neatly executed Entrance
on y street, between sts and 5th. noll-u
THOSE SILK UMBRELLAS
II reduced 20 sac 0A
To close them ont, at PRINCES Loan Once N
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ENpoRsEMENT oT rHE PREss.

The many thousands cured a. this eststSishmene
portanf surgical operations pcrformod b. n, John-
ston, witnessed by the repeters Of the Hs and many
and again before the pubic, besides his stasaing AZ
gentleman Of ch.r.eter and Responsibility, n sus-
SKIN DISEASES sPEKDfLY CURED. esssiy
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Southeast corner 7th and ID street.

southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE OF KJRKwoon
HOUSE.
a by virtue OF a deed Of trust 10 me- recorded
IL: IN Liter No. COZ: folio 2Si, ct seq OF the Ian
. records Tor W ashlngtOn county. D. C. will ali
=! knhlic auction, on WEDNESDAY, July 10 Is7i
AZ Slcck r m IN front of the premises the jaasa
81 me hlrkwood House at corner Of 18th street rSt
AID Pennsylya nia avenue, in the city OF WashinS
ION y. 20 ga said Lease being recorded in Lber
- 10. %, lOl rs CT seq, Of said land records
ne reNt Is 5000 per year, payable quarterly and
Terms: Cash All conxavanc;n, al .u- =.
cost of purchaser. N '''i"P9 "'
jy6-td GREEN 4 WiIIIas;sI trustee t5u,.
III LIE TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
oclnek p. m, on the premises -
BY order Of the Trustee:
VIdd GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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RAILROADS.
NEW BorTT PROM THE NORTH AND EAsT
~ TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

v ~ 1uG cOb IN NM oUlIhN " EeI.
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
%sS Tt sH.s1 2 S:.5s % Sss;:i
GssI Bon Ss% aI fts EHs Bs PS
Nashington, Richnan4 LynchbuFg and Chaits-
7icksburg, and all south-ss;err cities
The road-bed is in splendid condition, and the
Pullman 5 Palace Day snd Sleeping Car. are to Be-
run via this route from LynchSurg 20 Mobile ami
Purchase Tickets via the Malaria and CAnatta
noogs Railroad, and secure the quickest tilae and
The attention of Freight shipper. is called 90 thi.
TWEEN rSSt9 a i SSiS the ana & Pesd nst Be-
MARX ship freight, and procure bills Of lading via
'WfLfiAG kEAvY, General Fr.igh. and ricke,
J. c. STANTON, General Surerinienient, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn jeSr
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
r wAsHIESToS, December Is, ISL.
T T!S SfS RSSTls sSS % II. % % $50
WEST are no" Fur FIJI 4 BS iIllfTS IKE
Sss a anI las sa4i5pts sS1d S SO sS
p. m.
m; a:lo and 1;4s >:
vile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, and Relay leave
at H. 40, 500 and 7;4J p. m; 8 90 p. IA stops al
Jessups The D: 40 p. N. stops at Annapolis Jsnc
ton and Relay only.
The 7:43 p. m. on Sunday stops as during the
week.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
g Leave at o:Ao a m and ATOP. m. No train to OF
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at 500 a. m. and 800. $40 and z a 5 D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS
FOR Phk sH9 S so FIX fnd m
Leave daIS except Saturday and Sunday, at 6:4s
On Saturday at 645 and AS n m
On Sunday AT 800 and 7:45 p m only. connect
ing at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Pittsburg SC
For Strasburg, and points between Relay House
and Strasburg, leave at 3 90 u. m, Connecting At
Relay House with Strasburg and Winchester accom-
mediation train.
Through tickets to the West can he had at the
Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the
day.
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston see ad-
vertisement Of Through Line
J. l.. WILSON,
Master Of Trans portatiOn.
i: COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. kOONTZ, Gent Ag't, Washington. MIL
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Attorney at Law, No. 525 street n W.
jeE-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts

HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain. until MONDAY, the 18th inst,
at the same hour and place By order of he Trustee
jyI2td GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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T.. HOUSE, SIGN
~. sss Lo sAHlskkk s AVE xSahHzitk'

limitations Of al kinds Of wood and marble a-sf'
executed IN the latest and most approved styles.
ys-E PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
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(NITIZENs AND VISITORS CALI, AND SEE
" those WHITE SHIRTS for cne dollar eaSh
PRINCES Loan Once Sales loom, 1905 Pennsyi-
vapiA avenue. ana-tf
BANANA HATS BLEACHED
CUSNINGEAMs HAT FACTORY, q
iels-eolm s237th st., between and X -
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PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, Trustee
jy13-dts GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts

THUS. E. WAGGAMAN,
y Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Washington Georgetown Office SIS 9TH ST. op. p ~
q, On SATURDAY, July Is, at 6 O'Clock D. m q,
IS | shall sell at public auction Frame House and
- Lease, on the road leading to the Asylum in
Terms cash.
ELLEN kIBBLE, Adminiztratrix
Jyl2-d&ds THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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RI GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner of 9TH and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON Urn ST NQETuWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 7rH ST. NORTHWEST.
- By virtue of deed Of trust to the under
Em signed, bearing date the 9Th day of July, A d.
@lS0, and recorded in Liber 6l3, folio i4O, &c ,
OF the land records of Washington county, D o. and
by direction OF the party secured thereby shall sell
At public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
July 10th, ISL, at 8 o'clock .. m, the following
property, situated in Washington city, District Of
Solnmba Beginning for the same at the end of line
drawn twenty hye feet south from the northeast cor
ner Of lot numbered nine, (e,) in square numbered
Tour hundred and twenty three, 423 and running
thence feet eight inches to the line
OF said lot numbered nine 90 thence south thirty
eight feet eight inches; thence east sixty six feet
eight inches to 9TH street; thence by and with the
west line OF 9TH street. north thirty feet eight
inches TO the place of beginning; improved BY two
streets northwest
Terms Of sale: Onehaf cash, and the balance In
six and twelve months with interest at ten per
per annum secured BY notes and deed of tru. the
property. SlO TO be paid in cash on each house at
the time Of sale III the terms are not Complied with
thin SIX days after the day of SALE the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the cost and
risk OF the defanlting purchaser and the cash pay
at purchasers cost
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, Trustee,
4
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by LATINER & CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- (Succe ssors TO Cooper Latimer1
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth .
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
Rlount County Items.

A lew days since, Mr. John 8. Boiling,
merchant at Ellijoy, in Blount county,
was exmolting the non-explosive qualities
| OF the Morning Star lamp Oil to Mr.. Frank
aeary and another customer, by setting
on nre large quantity in a pitcher AT
ter letting the oil burn for a while, aiming
70 cast the burning liquid in the fireplace,
ne missed his mark, the liquid striking his
TWO customers in the face burning both
severely and one of them dangerously.
/. "A Wild freshman has been running at
large In Maryville for some DAYS. He
boasts that he never was drunk but once
IN his life and that spree was begun some
ten years ago and he has not sObered off
yet.
james A. Goddard, student of Mary
Vile College has the smallpox. A great
many. people in Maryville are showing
the whites of their eyes, and are evidently
wondering if it wouldn't be well to emf
CRATE for short season. It is to be hoped
that the disease will be stopped without
spreading any further. - "
john DeBose and Hamp George, both
colored youths, suffered their angry passions
to rise last Tuesday evening, and the latter
introduced knife-blade into the back of
the former. Young Hamp was arraigned
before >. III. Gault, ESQ.,, on Monday. and
was bound over to the next term Of the
Circuit Court ~ 3 q q - q
A series of lectures have been delivered
by one and then another of the ministers re-
presenting the Baptist, Presbyterian and
Quaker Churches, on the ordinances. AS
political excitement dies away, religious
disputes takes its place, SO we are never
quiet.
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New Tork Life.

A very sad suicide has just occurred in
duced solely by conscience not void of of
Tense. A gay and fast life at fashionable
watering place last summer has left a sad
record for the husband and wife. He died
a few weeks ago from excessive drink, and
she whirled madly on, made the fatal
plunge, to obtain too brief respite from
ills she could not escape Her body was
found floating at the foot ofawest Twenty
second street, the wedding ring and dia-
monds glittering on the poor cold fingers.
But New York presents varied chapters,
and in contrast to this comes grand farce
enacted on the self-same Thursday during
the special term of the Superior Court.
The Judge sat surrounded by his officials,
and paused for moments rest, when he
saw approaching, with slow and resolute
step, young couple, neither of whom
appeared of age. A divorce was what they
applied for, though neither had the least
complaint to make. This was too great a
test for human patience ). therefore Judge
Spencer gave thema sound lecture, with
the information that, though consent
could make marriage, it was quite insult
hclent for divorce. Whereupon the two,
with cool philosophy, locked arms and
quietly walked of-Cor. Patriot.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

The fences of the United States cost more
than the houses, cities included more
than the ships, vessels, and boats of every
description which sail on the ocean, lakes
and rivers more than our manufactures.
with all their machinery, and more than
any one class of property, real estate ex-
cepted. Those of New York are put down
at $l44, 000, 600; those of Ohio at Sl15. OOO.-
600, and Pennsylvania. at 500, 600, O00- AT
this rate the money Invested In fences
alone is more than equal to the national
debt. AS fences require to be renewed,
on an averages once in ten years, the an
nual cost to the country is not far short of
$20O, 00O, 900.
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HON z NEWS,

WAsHINGToN, April ia drunk mar
killed his father with an axe .-s8
CIRCLEvILLE, OHIO, April I8-Tbf
Nebraska State Lunatic Assylum has
been burned and two inmates. one OF
whom was chained, were burned. Loss.
Plesanton decides that certificate of
bankruptcy discharged the Government
Thos. A. Marshall, twenty-two vears
Judge OF the Kentucky Court of Appeals,
is dead. = -. ' "a p
ALBANY, April 1S.-Under the opera-
ZION OF previous question, and under the
suspension of rules, (Winans voting with
the Democrats) several important bills
were passed, including an amendment to
the registery laws.
BOSTON April 18.-A inquest over a dead
outcher developed the fact that the de-
ceased and some diseased cattle were
shipped here, and that the butcher died
from blood poison contracted while dres-
sing dead OK the beef of which had been
sent to market. =, i y-tT-ef -
The steamer Worcester, which had been
three days out, exploded so tubes of its
boilers. There were4 killed, injured and
8 were recovered. There was plenty Of
water and only 20 pounds of steam.
NORFOLK, VA, April lS.-The corner
stone OF the Masonic Temple, to be erected
on the corner of FreemasoIl and Rrewer
streets, was laid this afternoon by the craft.
Inc ceremony was very imposing, and was
witnessed by an immense crowd of per
sons. The Grafton was delivered bv w. =
white, Esq. The exercises of the flav
were t concluded with a banquet, given in
Inc largest hall in the city. The Lodges
from portsmouth and Fortress Monroe
anu AM, many distinguished individuals from
ouiier places, We're present. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19
lnaias exciting genefai id debate was ,sn,ih6 had
Ihe Bismarck Arnls-A Legend of the Bis
marck Family.

AT the front entrance of Prince Bis
marck's villa, in Pomerania,. the eve is
arrested by the Inscription Of the Bismarck
arms. Itoonsists of cloves half entwined
by three nettle leaves, and concerning
which the following story is chronicled:
Long ago Gertrude, of the BismarcIxs, a
beautiful POmeranian princess, was sought
in marriage by hundreds of suitors from
all parts of the country, who admired her
as much for her becoming manners as for
her exquisite beauty. These attentions
she respectfully declined, and was finally
betrothed, by consent of her parents, to a
hrst cousin, when from the German ocean
there came a noblenan, landlord. ac-
companied by hundred ,horsemen. seek
ing her hand in marriage. She having re-
fused, the Wendish prince became so en-
ragged that he callad his horsemen around
him and thus spoke <ffI 4 H.
II VIII break this clover leaf with nv
own hand. Yes, if there were nettle to
boot, however much paint would give me.
l would break it.", He then and there took
the castle by storm and slew Gertrude,s
father. He then breathed freely, and with
malicious eye and exultant smile approach
ed Gertrude's room and thus addressed her:
came to break you, you golden clover
OF my heart you are no ne:tle, and do not
sting: the clover leaf causes no pain ~ and
with perfect surety of gaining his prize
embraced the lovely Gertrude. But oh.
horrors he sank to the floor Syeltering in
his own blood with cry for mercy on his
lips, for the fair princess had stabbed him
to the heart with a dagger she had, con-
cealed about her pdrson. tt3i = f-sSst
Sadly mistaken said she 81 am a
nettle when I wish, and can sting and SO
do nettles ever sting the one who would
break clover leaf of the Bismarcks.,-
". y. Evening Nail
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!. SEE ATE.

a
WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The kuklux
conference have agreed on the test oath,
modified so that it may be exacted upon
amoflon from the district attorney, sup
ported by the discretion of the court. The
other amendments are obscure and mostly
technicalQ IVA pa 5H
a resolution was passed, requesting the
President to detail an officer of engineers
to assist In the survey now progressing
under the auspices of Louisiana for the
strengthening of the leyees,
Blair, supported byiThurnlan, called
upon the Attorney General to commune
cate the stipulations between the,Attorney-
General and the couhsel for Yerger, of Mis-
sissippi.
Conkling wanted to know the object of
the resolution
Blair replied to give the people informa-
ton, as twas strongly suspected there had
been hugger-m in the Yerger case,
and that the truth should be known. No.
action takeHE Il q 4 81
The kuklax. bill wasSdiscnssedIall day.
The Senate is in session tonight.
HOUSE. .ts.ssa
3 An exciting general debate was had to-
day, but no aetien taken.
The Speaker announced the following
members as Joint Committee on Southern
Outrages: Poland, Maynard, Scofield,
Cook, Coburn, Stevenson, Buckley, Lam
sing, Beck, Voorhees,, Van Trump, Wad-
dell and Robinson.
Also, the following as members of Spe-
cial Committee on Mississippi Levees
Morrissey, Ketchum, Mckee, Getz and
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

The editor of the Grand Junction Gowa(
Heddtight advertised that he would take
"a good dog in payment for a years sub
scription." The next day twenty-three
dogs were taken to his office; and, two
days afterward, a score or more of farmers,
living at distances of from eight to twenty
miles, appeared to subscribe for the paper.
rendering dogs in payment. And, to cap
the climax, the Mayor of the city has no.
titled him that a tax of one dollar must be
paid on every dog owned in the place.
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WAsHiNcToN.

49,, mdnsa HING April 1s.-The legal
ssnaer case e was discussed all day in the
appeared on behalf of the Govar5S -, Senerai
gulng against the present decision Of t al.
Supreme Court that contracts antedati ine
a o,e aegai a, 1enaer act are unaffected by the
ton whether it was binding as to d coz
tracts @ since its passage. s.s $50 >S,..
In. Inc President made the following non,;-
Morta today: q. e. Thomas, Marshal at
t hOr en- Alabama; Jesse Taylor, Collector Of
atto U-n tennessee District; C. T. Garland.
Postrn deg Ior Western Texas Ellen Caudy,
Jas. Nimmo = aiken, South Carolina /;
eral Of STEAMBOATS, Inspector Uen-
u, tine only points in the Conference Com
was concurrence in the s,.,assss sne Soltn
ing $4,000 to the Sisters Of Merea " "
Charleston, South Carolina, and spSs;n q
mig msn an h assaoIney 70 represent the Govern
mittee. COM