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SrAiS.-There is news from Spain eve.
~ das-star,ling news every twenty -four
hours. Here are few Of the headings
in the New York Herald Revolt of the
Navy Against the Republic "Dcmcr.
aliza,ion Of the Fleet and Instructions,
Daring ~ 1.-The Red Flag of the Com.
mune Run Up Powerful War Vessels
in the Hands Of the Pretcnders." Meet.
ing in the Army and Rceimcntal Revolt ~
1.-The Ban Of Piracy Approved BY the Par.
lament -
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TuE GRrAr BALTIMORE FlRE.-The
most disastrous Ere in extent Of surface. IL
not in amount Of loss. says the Daily Ca
sene, that has ever occurred in Baltimore,
broke out on Friday last and for seven
Aours continued its ravages. The area
burned over extended from Lexington
street on the south TO Mulberry stree, on
the Dorth and from Liberty street on the
cas-, to Larew's alley. near Howard street.
on the west. But the course Of the FIRE
was exceedingly erratic. leaping as j. did
the entire block between Saratoga aud
Mulberry. aud continuing its work of de-
s,ruction on the north side Of Mulberry
street.
Two churches were burned-the Cen.
trail Presbyterian aud the English Luther.
an. snd others. ine!uding the Cathedral.
caught FIRE but we're only partially dam
aged. The number Of houses entirely de.
s,royed may bc roughly estimated at eigh.
'y-'hree. and some twenty or twenty-one
were partially hesned. 10 many cases,
everything within the houses fell sacri.
fee to the flames. while mseh damage. and
no small loss. was sustained IA the reno.
val Of furniture from houses either sup.
posed to be in the line Of the fire. or seri.
Ously threatened, but which escaped Gu.
tirely The total loss will in all proba.
biliiy not fall far short OF million dollars,
aud may exceed somewhat that SUN.
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The American Farmer fer August is
received. The editors Of this journal sue
coed each month in presenting to their
readers most substantial array Of sound
and seasonablc matter. and whilst the con-
tents are varied. they embrace nothing
but what il useful and solid. The present
is emphatically Wheat number, though
n" other subject fails to receive timely at
ten,ion. the correspondence being even
unusually full and interesting.
Published by Samuel Sands 4 Son.
Baltimore. Nd. at 81 so q fear or q.
81 in clubs Of Eve or more. Specimen
numbers will be sent free.
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Tn 81 o. rm Goes- UpDEaxoox CRIME.
Pre- Diag that the mutilated remain.
Of The - found murdered in Penn.yl'
vania - really the remains Of W. s
Cos. ~ that this crime vas pcrpesrased
by U1perscok. or any one interested ia
the resgvery Of the large amount Of money
issued {poa the life Of W. S. Goss. the
motive psompsing 10 the deed were, pos.
sibIy. 7 Sbllo~s:
Cos vas reported to have lost his life
By burr ia February. 1872. seventeen
moutha5 ago. II il be true. as now be-
lieved many. that this was a sys,emat-
ic frau pnd that the remains found in Il Z
burned hiding we're the remains Of come
discard subject Of the dissecting ,ablc,
ipr g 80 graveyasd. then. ne.
cessaSHy. MI. Goss had tedious time oil
!. hiding away al THE time somewhere on,
Of the reach Of the sharp-eyed detectives
Of the insurance companies. 1t il belicv.
ed that hc had very little money when be
was bullefined among the deal. not BY any
means sufficient to support him: therefore.
those most deeply interested 10 keeping
his great secret must have had to furnish
him The means Of support. It is said tha,
his habits had been quite Incorporate. and
as drunken men arc not good at keeping
secrets. tits presumed tina. Uddersook
was frightened at the prospect Of Cos.
looming up into real life again. and thus
exposing himself. Ujderzook, and other.
to prosecution for conspiracy and PERU.
~. and so it was determined to make way
With his troublesome friend. The consid
Grafton before his mind might have been,
on one hand. the avoidance Of an unplcas.
ant exposure Of the fraud. and the conse.
qaen. loss of the profits which he nigh
Mt urreasonably Save exp ,c,ej to derive
as his share for securing the insurance
money for the widow: and. on the o,he,
hand. the hope Of forcing the payment o
the insurance upon Goss's life. if Cos.
were really dead beyond doubt.
The amount insured upon Gos,' s life was
S25. 900. divided among four companies
as follows: First. a policy. for $1,000 in
the Mutual Life Insurance Company o.
New York. o. F. Breese. Esq. Baltimore
agent; second. $4,000 in the Continental
Company; third. $4,000 in the Knicker.
booker Company. aud fourth $4,000 il
Travellers (AccideutaD Company.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

BALTIMORE Nes,NArioNs-The demo-
cratic conservative convention, which me,
in Baltimore on the e4'h Of July. instant,
nominated MIR. Augustus Alder, for sher.
id. to succeed Colonel George r. Kane,
aud also selected Mr.. Simon j. Marteae,
IS city surveyor. Mr.. Albert was Col.
Names predecessor in the sheriffal,y. Mr..
Mar,enes is the presen, incumbent Of the
Oh C fsr which he is rcnominatcd.
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~ 11 - estahlish What everybody
knoS lat dredging upon prohibited
Eroe es.ainaes. in spiss Il the elksess
y th9 eo1er and The too sloops; that
they - sufficient n nusber to guard
al r ~ 1kat the steamer Is seen ae .
great 1900. and by watch bc.ss and
signs. 10y dredeers avoid deseesiss
hat - uss M testimony whatever. b
the q - o. the Beard. to ineslpste Cap
tain 1nnas in the slightest degree in .
charg5e e neglect ofdu,y. aud the Board
witheet noment's hesitation. unanimous
~ aea lied him Of the charge"
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Udgerstoscn Seminary
For Young Ladies.

The Fall Term of this popular Institution vii,
commence on Monday, the frs, Of Sc, ,embe,
next Parents or Guard ans desiring y school
OF the highest character. at moderate rates. for
their Children or " ards, apply for infor nation
70 the Principal. Rev JOHN McCRON. % b..
Hagerstown, Maryland.
July 81, ls13-lns
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New Advertisement.
's- CLIFTON @
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

Stadeass psspar.1 for The Uaivesssfy q viseis-
+os fsrS 4 fe c5 "a .A s.s..... s e:
ryiand, Ch.s. and Robert Ciageti, Esas., Prise
Geofess Co.; n. c. DMisas and Col. Charles
Marshall. baltimore. Arkanss, W. n. John
son, Eco. Rves Landing, Arkansas River
Louisiana, @. @. rrudeaa. ESQ, Pari.k 81.
James; John s. Wallis. Es4, New Orleans.
virginia, the twe Biskcps ~ r. n. Charch, aad
Col. Caas. vsaable, Chasmaa OF rsculsy Uai-
versisy Virginia.
i JAQrEILN AMBLgR.
Prinetpal.
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NOTICE.

THB Ladies Of So Georges Congregation vii
Gave DIN N Err in the church vsrd a,
ti,cir chsrch on SATURDAY, August The 9,h,
II fair, II not. the first fair day thereafter. 70,
the benefit Of their church. Refreshments viii
alec De provided on the occasion, and the Pub.
lie are respectfully invited.
July 81, ls.3-ids
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PRIU.iRY MEETINGS. AND
COUNTY CONTENTION.

In accordance With The recommendation %
fhs smocTssiic State Central Committee. ~ a
mcrtlng bed ~ i.itistor- On The 18th Of June.
SD. the E,mocraiic Conservative Voters Of -.
Nary CoGniy are requested to meet NJ the re-
spc'i'e ilsres OF holding reils IN each EIcction
DIs'Tict, Oh
SATURDAY, the ?nd Of AUGUST, 1873.
% selcc; TEN DELEGATES 10 si,end County
Coa' enrion, to he held in Leonardtown n, On
TUESDAY, The 9Th Of AUGUST,
for the purpose OF selecting THREE DELE
GATES TO rrrresent the comfy in a State Con
'cniion 90 be held IN baltimore CITY on Tt ES-
DAY. the l2th dsy Of august. 1874, which v i'll
have power 70 nominate candidates 70 Comp
'rnllrr Of the Treasury aud Clerk Of III Coar,
ei Appeals.
Is! order Of the
Democratic and Conservative
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
for ~. Mary's county.
fsIy II, ls53.
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"HE Teachers Of the Public Schools
IL ere hereby notified tsn the aadc,-
signed b not prepared to pay then thess
salaries for sfriag Term. 1873. There
will Be meeting Of the Board on -
THURSDAY. sbe 18th Of August.
md Teachers are neti6cd to fils their re-
Rests for the Ssnnsr Tern esdips .3lss
SsF. 1873. vish The usaessigncd. PRIOR
70 The shove dsss.
!. FRANK FORD.
Treasurer.
July "a. ls7s-4.
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Boarding and Dcg School.

1856 G I" s., cppo.a. EarEfis ra,k, Ea.A.
iaytos, ID. G.
'T'IIIS school will reopen MONDAY, Sep.
i the s,h. Rare facilities afforded for thor.
ohgh instruction in English Branches. Musi,
and Languages. For particulars, address
Miss u HANOVER
'suiy 81, is'3-Sms Principal.
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wEEMs' TRANSPORTATION LIN
CHANGE OF DAYS.

66~ LAyrER and
MARY WASHINGTON will run as follows
Leave Pier No. Light street wh,rf every
WEDNESDAY nightat love
for Patuxent river direct far up ~ Hills
Landing Returning, leave Hrs Landing
every Friday morning at I o'clock for BALI
morc. calling at all the landings for rrsigh,
and Passengers, and At Governors Rua aud
Plum Pout on her trip to Baltimore.
Leave every Friday morning at O'Clock
for Pa'uxent river, via Plum Point and Gov.
ernor's Run, far mp rs Hills Landing. Re
turning, leave Nottingham every Monday
morning at o'clock, for Baltimore, calling
u, all the landings for fret hit and passengers
going and returning.
Leave every Tuesday morning at 6 o'c'ock
fer Patuxcnt river, via rlum Point and Cow
crnor Ran, far up a. Benedict. Returning.
leave Benedict every Wednesday morning a,
O'Clock for Ba timore. calling at ali the
landings both ways.
Frcie ht received at No. ! Tubncco Ware
house Wharf: Wednesdays, for abelrs VII n.
and all landings above Benedict; Thursd ~
TOR Plum Point and Governors Run. and all
the landings on the river, far up rs Hills
L"ndin:; Mondays for all the landings far up
Us Benedict.
n l. WEEKS, agent
July 81, ls.3-tf
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NOTICE.

TIE Ladies' Of 81. Mary's church win give a
dinner for the benefit Of their church ON
THURSDAY, the 1th Of August, at the Gov
erpoys Spring, on the fsrrs Of DIR Brome.
The public are earnestly requested TO attend.
July 81, ls'5-tds
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Workers Wanted
FOR WOODS
HOUSEHOLD MAElZISE

HOCCLHOLD MdG EZ7NE.
which. with It's Premiums, is one Of the
most attractive in The country.
Price Of Magazine,
ONE DOLLAR
4 YEAR.
Commissions liberal, offering a lucrative
AMI agreeable business to those willing
to give j, proper attention.
w! XIII. hcgius with July. 1878.
Examine our Clubbing and Premium Lis.s
Two 6rst-c'ass periodicals fnr the price oi
one. For specimen Magazine and fur.h.
or information, address Woods House.
hold Magaxine, Ncwhnrsh, NY.
J. SH CTES, Publisher.
Jaly 81, 1873.
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Agents Wanted for the New BECK
Epidemic & Contagious Diseases

with the newcs, and best ,rcain en-, fer all cn.c.
The only thorough work Of the kind in the
world. Embraces SMALLPOX, IELLOW
FEVER, CHOLERA and all analogous dis
eases. No Family SAFE WrhCh n, and all huy
il. Has .; chroma,ic Illustrations The hy-
gcst chance Of the season for agents Address
n. $. GOODSPEED CO, u Park Row, New
York.
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a. s. n. PET7ENGHf. T. CO., 81
W. Park Rots " T.. 10 Sosfh Street
Boston. aud TOT Iesdsm Sfreef. Pkiiadei-
phia are .iyeais for 50 .ASry's Bescos ia tie
aiore cities s,sd a,sahorisci TO coafvucf for I'd.
revtisisy Al eur ieseest rstss.
.dsy Is, 1871.
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M0MEv Klis Rar;dy with S,ea-
U"~aV6U Gil and Key Check Out.
fits. Catalogues and full particulars FREE
8. N. SrKSckR, III Hanover ST., Boston.
SIS 500 s s d a.. Agents e, Want:
NOTICE..

l. Aary's county, having been advised by
letter from the Trustees Ct baltimore Female
College, that a varancy now exists In the rrce
Scholarships OF said institution, ard Saint Ma
rvs eouaty being entitled under the law 10 one
Of said scholarships, notice 10 hereby given that
application for said position will be received and
considered mp TO and on the second
TUESDAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
at which latter Gate the appointment win be
made. The pupil selected will be admitted
10 al the instruction given In the College and
10 ell the privileges Of the normal class and all
necessary books without any charge whatever.
By order Of the Orphans Court
efSt Mays county, Nd,
IT RALEY,
Register.
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst. by the Rev. Father
Pacciarini. JAMES RIDGELL to Miss
MARY T.. greenwich.
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Bordcntswn, N. J,
PEMALR COLLECE.

Thorough Instruction. neal,hfai and b~su,;.
full location. One Of the most carefully con.
Quoted ana oest sustained institutions in the
State. For terms. etc, address Rev JOHN II
BRAKELEY, Phi
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DIED.

DIED.
On Tuesday, the 22nd Of July, instant. JAS.
A. uATTlNGLEf, in the 6Sth year Of his age.
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hrish, do. at ssts &c Goats, and Southern 1t %
(s a. cents.
Ryr.--Thc receipts Of Rye coniiaue very
lieht, and the markss 10 DAN and nearly nous-
sal. The sales reported amount 10 only 6vo %
TOO bushels af ents 6 cents
fosAccc-The markets for fleaf Tohecco are
arn, asd xe ses~ gred bssinsss Transaction u
sii kinda. TIE inspections for The .eek SHOW q
Increase Of aboat $50 hhds. over those q NJ
week previous, the bulk Of which b in Ohio
The Preach Agen: has purchased more hher-
ally Of Ohio during the past wrek, and we sose
total sales Of J. ooe hhds., Of wh Oh see hhds-
we're for France. $50 hhds. for BTewen and Du's.
burg, and $50 hhds. for Austria. The Maryland
receipts are taken frexly as opened. principally
for France and Germany. and prices are SHADE
6rnses, particularly for the better qaaiities.-
We note Gales Of IS to TOO hhds. Kentucky and
Virginia for export and IS TO % iirrces bright
Qualities for home eoasu@pfioa. The exports
during the week were Sss hhds. TO Bremea and
bids. to 8. Lucia. We quote prices to-day
q follows:
Maryiand-ftos,ed 4 unsound, $500 $500
:" sound common, 5000 s.eo
4" good do, 5000 100
middline, 1.So(a BOO
I" good to fiae red, 10000 1900
I" fancy, 10000 5000
esoand leaves, 1000 9.00
GrAxo. Krc.-We note q fair supply OF Chin
cha island Guano In dealers hands, which Is
s<lliag AT $50 per ton Of :, 900 Ms, currency
bat there Is no sto~k in agents bands. Qua
nape We quote at SEQ per long ton in lots OF
10 70 so tons, vith deduction Of SO cents TO
81 So p~r ton for lots from So to $50 tons
There is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers. aud the leading makers command
$45G $50 per ton, while inferior kinds are much
lower.
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RErrrLlcAN MEETINGS n gen.
leWap Who Was present at the Rcruhlican
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WYOMING SEMINARY
College

One Of the largest Boarding Schools 70, both
sexo in the L niied States. Sir courses of,,pdy
Military tactics. Commercial College Cour.- ,ni
Telegraphing. Terms low. Fall term c,-r.
September Sd. Send for q Catalogue o-Rrr n
COPELAND, A NJ. or l. L SPRAGCE, Kiur,.
ton, Pa.
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eccrs Of the force. are followed up and
captured.
such is the construction put upon the
law BY this Board. which vas commune
Gated to Capt. Timmons, aud ifhe refused
to serve writs his conduct did not sustain
\ charge Of neglect OF duty. Bot the
proof shows that he did notify most Of the
parties to appear before the Justices Of the
Peace in Talbot county in the cases which
gave rise to this allegation of the Grand
Jurors. Some appeared aud were tried.
others refused to appear upon the no,ifca-
ton of Capt. Tlmmcns, which. not being
| legal. had no effect on the par,ic. charged.
The charge Of using his personal in
aacnee to shield offenders. and of using
the vessels IN his command in aiding Of
tenders to escape was not sustained By
one particle Of evidence; nor was there
any evidence whatever to show any con-
duet of Captain Timmons which put him
derances or impedimen,s' in the war Of
the officers Of the Law in Talbo, coun,y, in
securing due observance Of the. Law. BY
giving advice and counsel to the infrsc-
tors Of the law. aud showing them sympa-
thy. The only evidence upon Nkich this
allegation was based, seems to Ne been
drawn from remark made BY Capt. Tim
nous to one who had been fned, - The
lsfter supposed. excessively. end without
proper proof. that he had . right - ap-
peal. IL be was aggrievcd.'
This was only stating TO the accused
what tae Law itself guarantees to the par
y. and what any jadge of a nisi priw.
court would not hesitate 20 state to sui
tor.
THE testimony. from srss 10 last, sim
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-29

TRAINS ON q. q. a a. fss R.
On and after Sunday, Feb. l6lb, 1873,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. s. NO. l. NO. Z.
Leave Irvine. l2.15PM. 5.2OPM
Leave Oil City-G. 90 A NJ. 2.3orM. 7.5OpM
Pet.Cen $50 =" 3,37 " S33 "
Titusv. 40 " 4.25 " 9,l5 g..
Arrive Cory, $50 " COO &" 1910 Z"
No ?-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OH City $50 NJ; Pet. Centre.
1913; Titusville, ll,o5; Ar. Cory, u, 4opm
SOUTH. No.. 2. NO. 4. NO..
Leave Cory, 1855 A Nj. clio An. G.20pM
" Titusv. IL, 20 p NJ. 7,3O " T.3O /"
" 7. Cen. l.20 " SIT $751;"
Arrive o. City 2.OO " 900 " 900 I"
=" Irvine. 500 ll.3S "
No. l0--Accommodaiion Freight.
Leaves CORY lao p m; Tituev. 2.55; Pet
Centre. 3,55; ar at Oh City. 4,30 p IN.
ls5s~ No. 5 and r,n on Sunday
I|5 Commenc ny Nov. Sd trains will run
by Philad-lpha ,lnr. which is TEN MIN
CTEs FASTER than oar time
J LAWRENCF, Gen. Supt..o
G. }. FEpBuRN ASST onpl.
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sRDN-EON Fai'STAgAoN siGNALs,

Sent on lNcelpl 0f'l cI-. TWQne Filming all
Iutlshll House. 80 N.s,y clc-.t New Ie...
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station for jamestown, N. Y, ard connection
wit a 4 G. W. trains east aud west Connects at
Warren With trains east and West on tn, T.. j. f.
II. H. D. TllAYER Gen'l Supt.,
Eunkirk, New York
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AdveiG.so ~ tie RECORD.
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WAGES

INOH all who Ere willing to work. ANY persop.
u o'd or young, Of either sex can make from ~
to Soj per week, at home day or evening WantsS
by all Suitable to tier City or Country, ard anv
season Of the year Til is rare Opportunity ior
make nm independent living. No, capiisI ben,
required Our pamphlet, "HOW TO MAKE 4
LlVi 'G.' ivne full iustrnctiuns. sent on rccdint
AHA. Wca.cnesl.r Co, y -'''''-
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-26
Haverstick Gets Publicly Slapped in the Face
and Kicked Behind.

L. NJ Haverstick, editor Of the Rock
Island Union. was publicly slapped in the
face and kicked behind, last
evening just before dark His
persistent lying about Policeman Roatch,
and his refusal to allow Roatch to reply
through his columns, eliminated last eve
ming by slapping Haverstick in the face
and kicking him behind, on our most pub
lie thoroughfare. Haverstick, in his own
paper 1.-THE Union) this morning says
About I O'Clock last evening the editor of this
paper 1.-THE Unionl was standing on the corner OF
Washington and illinois streets talking with A G.
Dart when Gid Roatch, stealthily crepf up hehlnd
him and struck him on the left check Mr. Dart
promptly intcrposed. Roatch didn't hurt us ser
/ iOusly,N
Others say that Roatch walked up to
him, slapped him with his open hand on
his face, then whirled him around, kicked
him behind, and walked quietly along the
street
The idea that "a man of Roatch scourage
and muscle would 'stealthily creep up be
, hind" such IA man as Haverstick is toe
laughable for anything. Roatch says he
didn't intend to 'hurt him seriously
he intended to disgrace him by either
p pulling his nose, slapping him IN the face
D with his open hand, or kicking his back
!, sides-that alone, and nothing more. Ill
SAYS that Haverstiek has lied about hin
n constantly, in a mean and cowardly way
L and refused him any chance to reply. II
y is aware of the advantage a newspape
e mau has in this respect, but he says b
don't care what Haverstick prints abou
him if he will only give him a chance t
% answer it over his own name, and betor
/ the same audience. But, inasmuch a
Haverstick has refused him this, and sti
O. keeps lying about him, he proposes to re
ply to him personally, Just as often as b
lies about him, as this is his only and las
N resort for the protection of himself and HI
D. family.
ID OF course that is only matter of tast'
Il We don't think blows or brute force an
ly argument though, sometimes, it seems
Il be the only means of redress. Still "
think if Mr.. Roatch could summon ;
much philosophy as Mayor Dayenpor, an
ed Marshal Kimball exhibit, and laugh at Il
I'd SANDERS and abuse Of the Union, it wou
on be lust as well in the end