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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-07

AGRICULTURAL FAIRS IF agricultural So
cieties are benefit to Culpepcr, Fauquer,
Loudoun, and other counties in the State, we
do not see why the counties of Prince William
and Fairfax, cannot be benefited by them.
These two counties have facilities for such So
cicty. They each have fine farms, fine stock of
every kind excellent fruits, &C., and in fact every
product that would go to make beginning for
such a society. An effort was made in Fairfax
short time ago to get up such a society, and an
organization effected, but for want of proper
eoutrol it has not as yet developed much. We
the thing. Now is good time, and we believe
Prince William could make as good showing Of
fine stock, and agricultural products generally
as her sister counties; if she could not do it the
first time, it would not be long before she would.
Manassas Gazette.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

NHE VNTEHEHf
Sal Seventh Street,
and iaaVo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

eathsriuE Of the Clans Last Nisht.
The liath Anniversary OF the birth Of Robert
Burns was eeiebratsd by the Burns Club, q
this city, with memorial gathering At Masonic
S IN hali was Ssaunmny decorated, and one
Of the largest gatherings Of the season gIaesd
the occasion, among whom were many notable
rms 10y and gslsly % peculiar 70 a Scotch
gathering vas observed aud all present passed
an AZ H sight c,eccs iSe grand promenade, "I.n
10 the Ohlet," ushered tho party into The hAl,
aud At lts conclusion, Mr. Thomas Wilson,
', %.aS g. 'G s SqO S ai'T he oSas p
"The day We ssispsats and a, VIA honor ~
R'sgonss ~ hGS A Sa ansS, song Sosn
Britain and Americai May The songs Of their
baris he always manly and Independent, eleyst
ing the S. S Sna he PSSsTs Wv Man
that" Response by Mr.. A. M, Ciapp.
aTho Scotch Declaration o. epe6dsnee;
+" Tho rank IL but the guinea stamp,
The Mans the gowd for a that
The honest man. though Ger sac poor,
Il king o. men foe a. that"
Response by Hon. John A. Bingham.
Song, Josiah Mcleod. Lanoors The Mem
DRY Of Washington, The heroie general the pa
tfiotlo statesman, The virtuoua sage May bis
example BE- a guiding snr TO the Statesmen q
our country for ali time" Response by Hon. n.
r. .MeIrlek. SONG .. N. Mefsrlanl. waits
hno polhn
The Laasest
Health 70 the scr ilk guild Shisl says,
WI merry dance IN winter days,
And We 10 share In common;
Tho gust o. Joy, the balm o. woe,
The saul o. NE, the heaven below,
rapture giving women.
We surly sumphs, Wha haze TIVE name,
he mindn' G. your mlther,
She, honest woman, may think shame
That ye're con noctcd with her. D.
Response BY Col Ben. Perley Poore.
song by WIN. Bruce Todd.
Scotch Reel;
| As rammie glower'd amaa'd and curiOus,
This mlrth aud fun grew last and furious,
The piper loud and louder blaw
The dancers quick and quicker new.
They reeld, they set, they crossed, thoy eleeklt
1 TIL Ike carlin swat and rosklL
Song, A. woOdleyj Schottische; Song, uen
0oorgo W. Ball0ch; u uadrille, Beanie Dundos
Song, James Guild; Waits and Polka, Laloors
waltz, QusdIilie, McDonalj's Reel, Auld Liant
| Syue.
The gathering was decilei success, and tn
Barns Cub have reason to DO proud Of the man
nor In which the birthday OF "the barl" was eel
| ebrnted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS,

CoLD WrATHER.-Ths canal has agaln be.
come coated with Ice, and 10 consequence thereof
several Of the nails we're obliged 10 suspend fol
short time yesterday morning,
THE BoYs were enjoying skating hugely yes,
terdAy on Rock creek.
lNTowH.-Tho latest arrivals at the Union
hotel are X, O'HaTe aud wife, N. vi N. A,
Green Lexington, Va, and q. L. KilDourn,
United States army,
aEHTERrAGEMKsT.-Tha entertainment given
"wednesday evening 10 the scholars OF the Flrst
baptist church, corner VI Congress and uay
streets, by their teachers, passed on pleasantly.
aoter the principal features being the singing
led BY PrGL II. u. Aver, which was rendered
with nue. effect. Upon tho conclusion Of the eH.
sfelSes the children were supplied with refresh,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

Asamlttsr Of groAt public interest nc read;
org Of tho ReFuBLiJGs arc hereby informed
that the tnsmOrlnlists WHO prayed tor en- lnNet'
ti,sation on thr Affairs u tic Board Of Public
Workl and for whom Mr., A, q. Riddle ap,
ossrel before the Committee on the District OF
COLUMBIA, have seemingly d"indled down 70
When the legal luminary made bis bow TO the
,,,nhnittee no Vas banked by tho iolloWing pc
IN Sltizoa and taK payer ThOfntOn smith, 9Th
Een and taK payer u SeyeTson, citizen and lax
n.ver ,Tohn ~ Crane. Where, On where, are
III other Mae hundred and nlnety-plI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
THE COURTS.
CfVII.

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Dn mos'oa " a.., ,sae,,r o'v s,,,ns
ouIy, ~, o w. " psao''oe
IN e,.1tnel ,yu Vosn,sioI ~ "
va m na ". =, LA tsn,n.h,,s was sdmlsa.H
esd. " NeN nAmpshIei vs. euietso "
practice AZ an attorney and oounsalior OF this
CULT nn-,.o,,o. AZ tro, n rh,,u.n vytn,. =,
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L W. 80 $1,000 s,.s, L .A me rsuoe.
sat ~ eae lesestuay ana inca the t0ilONinR
appeal easss' 49,,
,,nIeestwgh foer ~ " W. AnnIeN foot ano
Mm. ~. foor; Inc nleotol thl bill 70 gu
~ IN holmeadt addition 70 1eotgetown, y. o.
lot the Iutposev " uNlnlnk the ptoeeeol ~ tAls
smcng snS Paiuet sec9roinE 70 ,nem int, sn,
ants are S' TssidsSi' Of the BisIriSt Of Solu%Sis
M ,hat uee1 shssusn on tns is w, my "
Oetope,j lse,t ons oon.S{eu w, w VEST
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pnx, an, " ,hs ,ans a 'Thsl VIM Popp,' an,
~ nc ,s a ~ ,. ,sas ~ ~ .a nv ~ y,
me I.h Gay sn,,s iso| ens ~ Ss,
i interest In said premises, as per mortgage
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
RIpnLE o. THE RAMPAaE.
improvements Near the War Department
Hulldlaa.

A sight ut ths improvements las yet but par.
TALLY CON letsd) that have been made IN the
vicinity ofths War Department, and especially
those which have so beautlnsd y street, froTn
Winder building upward, would do much u
work a conversion 10 the Opinlon Of the very feu
who really signed that remarkable protest, the
fOrgerles 10 which arc nov being rapidly shown
w. ,..,
tenth ) reefs, presents q very attractive appear
ance, with It's green sodded banks and tho neat
little steps that run up them opposite the
houses composing Mlchler row. BY direction Of
Mr., James Evelsth, Of he engineer depart
ment the embankments caused by the change
Of grade and resting against WtndeT building,
have been cut down 70 The level Of the curb, tho
United states bearing the expense
Mr., II, who has had charge Of the building
for many years past, has hal several naples SO
out on central line Of the sidewalk at equal
distances apart, aud proposes should Congress
pass an adequate appropriation, TO erect two
superior entrances for the building.
The gentle slope ~ the height q the embank.
ment next the buildings OF The War and Navy
Departments, makes that elevation quite pie.
turesque, and adds greatly 10 the beauty Of the
WoIi-pavud street In time this DelRhborhOod
will 6e one OF the most attractive In the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

A large and select party Of ladies and gentle
man nssemblod nc tue Globe house last night
10 Witneas some heautltul tlbleauN, which were
~otten up by Miss CLARA Hllman daughter Of
lie proprietOr OF the hotell, and other misses VI
me house The mlssee performed their parts TO
perfootiOD aud the company were highly cutter
f.inad EIr An hour or %. Niles Hllmau de.
serves credit for the manner Ia which she man
aged the whole affair -
Amer he tableauN, the company partook OF
tha Mainland Nos Qualities OF Mo and Mrs.
1iIm an and the party broke up al very late
hour, - we'll pleased we're all With the enter
tAiuniSuf,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

The old Alert Base ball club, 90 we'll and
lAvoTably known among the blllists Of this city,
have recognized by the election Of the follow.
Ing gentlemen To serve one year: Pres dent,
Mr.. Y. 7. Cook Vice president, John II. Brooks;
treasurer, Edward Savoy; corresponding seoTe
tary, JOsoph +. Mason; recording secretary,
Robert Robinson; captain, WIN, W. Grimes;
scorer, Benjamin Freeman; board Of Director,
Sandy Bruce, W. Dent Robert TallAfeTrO, NJ
Washington and Joseph Cook. Negotiations
have been entered into with some Of our most
expert players, and there Is scarcely any doubt
but what the Alerts will give 4 good account Of
themselves the coming ball season,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

Yesterday afternoon young man named VIM.
Conway, who was engaged In painting the cor
nice Of one Of the buildings IN Congress block
on East gIp itol street, the scaiigld gave way,
fold at lower story, which he broke, and fell
from there 10 the ground, the entire distance
being fully hfty feet. He was Immediately
picked up aud carried to tho drug store Of MI.
Grouse whore DR.. Fisher examined him and
discovered that no bones were broke On hear.
Ing this, Mr. Conway got up and walked home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

Ma EpIroR; In your report Of the proceed.
lngs OF the last meeting OF the trustees OF bup-
lie schoo Is the following incTeiihle statement
occurs There were 5000 pupils attending the
grammar and Intermediate schools that would
have to throw their books away, n COrnelra
works were adopted, and which would prove an
expense TO a00J children Of u. 30 Apiece" Now
for the facts. II was said, 10 reply TO the above
statement (which was made by Trustee Hart,
In the course Of . reading Of fnrty pages Of
foolscapl, that the hres books selected BY the
committee would be furnished for three months
nom the lat Of september next, at the following
rates, viz! Primary at Gust Of sixty cents, In
termediate at eighty cents, and the physical at
ninety-elght cents, the total cost Of the SERVES
being " IS. The above explanation u made
necessary 10 view Of the fact that the parents
Vf the pupils In the public schools are Alartned
At tho prospective expense, and are making In
qulries OF the teachers 10 references 10 the actual
Gust Of the books, statement with 90 little
foundation IL scarcely exeusable 10 . gentleman
who spends % much time and appears 70 take
ment Of our schools "rRuTH."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

Yesterday morning Lieut. Austin reported ia
Major Il onArds that information hal been fur
nlshed him that a man residing on North Caro-
lima avenue had, with the assistance Ofa butcher
KILLED aud sailed COW on last Sunday mornlDR
which was unnt for food, as II had the cattle
disease, None Of tho meat has yet been found
on sale, aud until Il Is, owing % the strange
construction Of tho law, the m N cannot be
reached by the authorities
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

GEoR0E FRASoIs TRAITS, In a recent lecture
at Cincinnati, said During the last ten
years we had three Princes In this country,
all Of whom were gigantic frauds. There
was nrat tho Prince Of Wales, Of whose cor
Tupt career he had before spoken; then Jim
Flick, the Prnce Of Erie, OF whom he would
now say few worda, and finally Chicago,
which was the Price Of Hell"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
AMUsEM ENrs.


Emuiet At the National.
Emmet Is a genius, IN his line, aud that IA q
most peculiar one. Since this his second ap-
pearanse In Washington the National thea
ire has had the best Of houses, albeit other
aud varied attractions were In our midst. Fun
(particulariy eccentric fun like that In fritE"l
is always a winning card. and Mr.. Emmett sup.
pllesit literally, keeping his audience laughing
throug bout the entertainments As character
singer be loses nothing by a comparison with
LinEard, who makes that business q specially.
and a. a German comedian his acting aud de
lSct are unapprOaehhble. Last evening his
songs were aattsringly applauded, and had to
b repeated In many Instances.
The play, as We have before stated, amounts
to nothing except as q setting for the jewel
which shines 30 brightly from IT, Emmet eE.
tracts tho sweetest melody from his mouth.
hArmonlcum, and the imitation which he gave
last night ofA hddler and his orchestra was ex.
eeedingly amusing. "schnsidsr how you was,r
in the last act, was sung with capitI effect To.
night Mr.. Emmett takes a benehL Tomorrow
afternoon "FrltI" matinee will bc given, and
"FhtI" In the evening will close the engage
mont. Next week the viyaeious Maggie Mitch.
appears.
Maggie Mitchell.
Next week We are 70 have our Maggie with
US, aud she will no doubt be cordially greeted.
Here iswhat Pittsourg cotemporiry says;
"It was worth something 10 go 70 the Opera
house last night Just for the sake OF seeing how
splendid the place could look when every seat
was Occupied and framed in q patient circle OF
those tor whom only standing room was isft
"MAgsio Mitchell can scarcely realize how
great WAS the compliment that Pittsburg prid
her. The eapr, ess Of the weather through the
day were enough TO have dlsheartensd her best
friends. Bat her power o. Attraction as an
actress, and the kindly Affection In Whleh-aa
one Of The heat Oflittlo women-she IA held here
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

The TEMPERANCE AGITATION contiuues
In England, aud the discussion Of tho cues
llOn has recently received two important con
tributlons. One Il q protest. signed by two
hundred aud nfty OF the most eminent inedl-
cal practitioners In tue realm, against the pro-
scrlptlOn Of alcoholic liquor In sickness. The
other Is q statement Of the commercial etatlS-
tics OF the question, from which 4 appears
that the total consumption Of spirits has
stood still for the past niteen years, Il fol-
lows that the average consumption per head
must have diminished In proportion TO the
increase Of population. On the other hand,
during the same period the consumption OF
wine has doubled, aud that Of beer has To-
creased IS per cent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

Yesterday afternoon a man named Charles
Jacobs, living At the navy yard, attempted u
commit suicide by taking dose Of laudAnum
The amount he swallowed not having the do
sired effect be resOrted 10 . razor, with which he
cut his throat IN lssveral places. DR.. Ohristls
was called In and seWod up the wounds, thereby
relieving the sunarinKs Of Jacobs, although his
case IL Considered critical.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

THE SALE or TIoKETs 10 tho Thomas concerts
particularly the one last night, IL remarkable Ia
the fact that every scat was sold before three
O'Clock IN the day. No such occurrence has
taken place here before for years.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

CuMNINs' GREAT "SHoE ENPoRIUN" con.
tinues to serve the people from every quarter
with the most beautiful and most durable OF
Shoes Lot our readers once visit the leading
establishment Of the city aud be convinced.
Direction, No. p32 Seventh street, next 10 corner
Of X and Northern market.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

We call attention to an advertisement else.
whore Ia this issue Of q meeting OF the Indiana
Republican club To be held az Olark's hall,
Nv, 40 Pennsylyanla avenue, between Pour.
and-arhali and sixth streets, this evening, In.
poFtAnt business will be Transacted,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

PotICE CoURT-Jud0s sneH.-Thls court made
the following record yesterday:
y. Bryan and }, l.. Bryan, charged with as.
sault, were hned t2O, Daniel y. Banks, charged
with cursing, and assault and battery on his
vile. The Judge required bonds In tho SUN OF
zoo TO keep the peace for six months, and stand
committed until given, James Parker, stealing
Charles Taylor aud Harriet Early, assault;
nned go and costs. W. II. Eyana Franels
Evans Henry johnson and John CoWAn, disor.
DERBY conduct. COwAn and johnson were a ned
80 each, and judgment suspended In the other
cases. Dennis shea, carrying q pistol and
threatening 70 shoot another boy, pleaded
guilty; hLed go.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

GLOVES ron rHu MILLION, at Prices as
Seventh street. Best quality Kids At clio, At
Prices AIS Seventh street. LINEN and silk
Handkerchlefs for the holidays. At Prices, An
Seventh street, Cardigan Jackets, at Prices,
ais Seventh street. Underwear, at the usual
low rates, at Price's ans Seventh street. Depot
Tor Gents d Kids, at Prices, tis Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
Pianos.

A RARE oHANuE J-HAvIHa DETERMINED
N % Introduce in tubs CITY the DELE
bratsd sUHOhAQKER PIANO, Phil ~
AdolphiA, Nhoh baa the newest I'm.
Psgysnshis, nSs alhssSt igsSI Is bStisrII
h9lshsd Aad more darabls lhAs aay
lee Tor eAak thAn hny 0lh0r hraieaaa fAnS sAn -
boqNht, o. Tor leasona bic in.t Allnonta.
Oall and e1Anine tor yoaIsely4
OARL RICHTER, AGENT,
~ pqnnaglyaulA lsanna.
NJ HStWOea Ni1lh cad Ten,h StEsSls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
OITY ITEMS.

USEFUL BAoTs WORTH KNowruu.
THuRsroS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
best Dentrinoo In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JoUvHH's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleanser Is far
superior 70 anything known.
THoNrsoH's POmade optlms Is exquisite. II
softsns, beautiass, and strengthens the hair.
All Tor sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

LuxuRY, health, economy insured by using
DOoiey's Yeast Powder Elegant light rolls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
New York PashiOps.
tFrOm OOarsI's Stree. salon and SHOP. /
nNnURa

ltrOm O0areIs stree, sAlon and shop.l
CLOVIS.
Two dollars Is asked for the best tyo.but-
toned glOves-eIcepung the seAmless-tor
which two dollars aud q half Is asked. La
dlus who buy these gloves should always get
size smaller than they usually require.
Four, ELK, and sometimes eighl-bultoned are
worn for evening. White, with the palost
llnls oil chair or flesh color, cream and layen-
der are generally chosen. Colors 10 match
the suit are always the best taste for the
street. For calling or dressy occasions the
medium shades are preferred. Such gloves
when twO-buttoned are deliberately embroI-
dercd with white.
Fans have taken thel' place among the
most costly necessities OF An evening or full
dress toilet. Among the fashionable yarlt lles
are tortoise she'll aud the white or delicately
tinted silk or satin covered with rich point
lace, polnt applique, or with black thread
lace. Generally The sticks ara mother-of-
pearl, though occasionally they are OF amber.
With mother-of-pearl sticks, the cost Is about
rs; with amber, they are from Sl00 to tle5.
win leneled handles they cost from e75 to
TULL-pREss CAPS,
which are worn by older ladies, are very
dressy Affairs. Some are made OF black
dotted net others are OF white lace flushed
with appropriate edging. They fall over the
bhck nair, WINE tue TrOnts aud sides are
deliberately trimmed with flowers and feathers
aud bows OF ribbons. Headdresses for Young
ladies are more simple. They are generally
composed OF blonde lace with little ribbon,
with q half.blowu rose, and-u trailing spray
OF buds and leaves.
DOLLY YARpENs.
The Dolly Vardens, or houncod Cretonnes.
have 10 some extent been worn here duriEg
the last two or three Seasons. Rich silks
brocaded with roses, lilies and various other
noral designs have been madeinto oyerdresses
which, worn over plain tullle, have made
striking and In some Instances very effective
costumes. Yet IL Ia, nevertheless, true that
these costumrs have not achieved any very
remarkable success.
PARIS FASHIONS.
In the hest circles abroad q low dresa 4 no
longer In style for receptions and dinner par
ties; II Is only thought suitable for very large
solrees or balls. Even for such occasions the
grand danes In Paris have adopted bodice
which Is medium between the dceollette and
the hlgh dress. This Is worn with half-long
sleeves, while drapely of tulle aud lace,
Will b Is arranged In double cross folds edged
With lace nutlng, forms charming berthe
for the bodice.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
Medical
OVERWHELMINGLY

ROROBALSAMINEi
The watsry ISOLATION Of the Healing Nal.
saniio Guuin.
process discovered and Patented soptNnbar Il ISL
rAaonll rsmeds Tor all suoh complaints require
Z s,rona dlsla!setAnt aEsnt. which also posssssss
GLINICAL BORoB lIs ANIME.
CLINICAL BOROB 1l.sAMINR!
Ourea lsuoorrhona. oaaanA. oatauh.
CLINICAL DORODAI.aAIINR.
Heals wounds. ulcer, burns.
OI.iNiuAi. HOHOBALsAMINRI
soothing, olvanslnT, and rapldy healing Il 10 o.
what Is said II lie
OLINiCAl. HORODAl.sA MIMI
lNMtrAotn from lettSre
1T - grand aohlsvoment 10 phATmi osutlesl oham.
s I'd Z = no, .,siass tnsi ne nsdieai and den
q pour bOROBALsAMtNH osss the Alcoholic and
tAtty miEtnroa hegolooro employed This Il the huf
healing sniesptio have sssh @ Widen no obioslloa-
PIo.. Phas@. IN ms III. psp'l Of 1.s.rsio.a oe...
. ps.n si1i hAys Gives yPar oI.thIoAL HOIlo.
bAIbAnlNk thSrough ani satistAstory t4al aad
an much plsa.ed sith ~ sfseia par,leuar IN the
have hsrstsiors pre- ebea q billie scid
bat ita vsy unpleayant odor wa sorious ofIeotlo
70 the USE Your b. R0BALsAhtNR on the CON.
,ssy = piss.ss. .nt odstsroe. .ad " .atie,pie
been using. ~ an srosllsnt di.lnf' e.anL
~ 49,. Csc. MOTOR. N. n
i ~; BAiSAMiSk 1. .sla n, all nr,,,.,...
aed q n. Pdaelpsl Dspot Ne. 1O0 strsst north.
oaXA sToTrs 90. Aren't.
deos OLOBEitia a 90.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

w.aut,orou m I, I.,,.,, "a tssi
Ia "A. Es,,o, q, IA. mn, r,,rt.. p.r,,els,,,,
-. -, 4, " -, ~, ~, ~ - =, A..
SIN noticed 10 your valuable paper OF the
2ith Inst, among the list Of memoriallits 70
the name OF Oornellus Noonan. Permit me 70
stats that have not signed, OF authorised my
name 70 be an = "a 10 any such memorial.
Vsry respectfully, your obsdient servant,
OoRNnLius NooNAN,
Lieutenant Metropolitan Police.
Mn. EpIroR: Prussia and France have JUS,
snd ,nneh in.s ~ 100000 ana Tranee losl Tar
sito,y
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