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THAr STATE 1fosrr IN ruE WOODEN Box,

THAT STATE MONEY IN THE WOODEN Box
Yesterday Mr.. Bagwell, Of Acconnc, learned
from the State Treasurer and Mr.. De Witt
surer's Office thst there were s97,64o, 900
worth Of marketable bonds stored In an uu-
safe condition at the capitol. OF that amount
only S24,119,000 worth have coupons at-
tached and are marketable. The remainder,
purportiug to represent s73,42i,080, are
registered bonds, and worthless to the
holder until signed by the State Treasurer.
This statement Is made in justice to Mr..
Bagwel! and to the investigating committee.
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weather Prohasisltsos ser To-Day.

/ weather PrObab iaitsos Ser To-Day.
: WAsHIssTos, February 25.-For New
England, easterly winds, falling barometer,
cloud, and snow. .sg; ;24
For the Middle States and Lower Lakes,
winds backing TO northwest with cloudy.
weather and occasional snow. Z - gs ,s.Sts5
For the Middle Atlantic and South Allan
tic States, rising barometer, nosthwesterly
winds, cloudy and clearing weather.
For the Gulf States, uorthefly winds,
rising barometer, partly cioady. and clear.
weather. ;5s. - &, ss j
For the Ohio Valley. diminlshing north.
westerly winds and rising barometer, fol-
lowed by falling barometer and soHtherfsy
winds. go i?sl - ~;
For the Upper Lakes snd the Gorthwesss
falling barometer, soulherly winds, higher
temperature, and cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. s., '.ssl
The lower Ohio and Mississippi rivers
continue rising slowly.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

A GENTS, prompt and reliable, in want
N OF a STANDARD ARTICLE, new and ne
cesslfs In every household, and all who wish safe
and profitable business In their own vicinity
during the spring and summer months, should in
Guire about the "EXTERMINATOR." !" 1t works
the total destruction of household yermin, but Is
not poisonous to indiyiduais Address
L'ORIENT CHEMICAL COMPANY,
fe 2l-6t* Sole Proprietors, Bristol, K. /.
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srARrL1SG.-The ways of the world furnish
many Startling incidents, but there is no curren
event quite so startling as the way in which the
tickets for the Concert OF the Public Library OF
Kentucky are going of. Everybody feels that the
time is now short before the drawing 1t VIII ad-
mit OF no further delay In securing tickets.
For dckets and information apply to A. P.
.L,EcUYER, 900 Bank street, or W.H. YEBBY,
clerk at Ford's Hotel &
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CIRCUIT CoURT.--The case of Perkins Is.
Gwathmey was tried in this court yesterday,
and judgment given for the plaintiff.
The case of II. II. Wells Us. Rush Bur-
CESS was removed TO the Circuit Court Of
the United States on writ of certiordri.
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New York Temperance Movement.
ALBANY, February 25.-At meetigg Of
the State Temperance Committee to-day ne
solutions were adopted asking the Legis'a.
ture to pass local prohibition bill |, and also
calling on the friends OF temperance to use
every effort to advance the cause, end bid
western women Goaspead in their crusade.
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WAx-FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, CAKES, &c
Special attention is called to the collection OF the
above goods on exhibition to-day at our auction
rooms, upstairs. COOK & LAUGHToN.
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Pun1n BALL. Rimmon Lodge having
declined to give their annual Purim ball,
the Mercantile Club have determined to give
a fancy dress and masquerade soiree at their
rooms next Friday evening for~she benefit
of its members, III - ! as.s
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The Late Murder OF YeaaE Meaasn
HOrea CaroiinAs &

lSsI SpscEk tt5e.laHi 70 tHS 0sAbssV14Il.s.J 80 .J-sE
sTATEsyrLE ria SALISBURY, N. CT Febra-,
ary 25.The trial Of Joseph Elliost, charged
with the murder Of young Meal, ss still:
pending. The Commensurate has intro.
.duced additional testimony, and tho eyi-s
denee is strong against the prisonef. Asl
motion is made by the prose cution for 4 ~
consideration of the decision allowing bail
Great interest i. felt Ia the case, and large
,c.owd is in attendance, auxiously awaiting
the decision. IS ls:ss
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SnoH-ss0rm.

NEW YoRK, February e5,-k heavy north.
east sDoW.sIorm Is prevailing here. ses q
WAsHisares, February %. Six iEehes ol
snow has fallen here. ~ 80
PH.LADsLPHIA, February 2.--A driving
snow.sto torm has prevailed all mig BIT and SIN
continues.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-Walter +. Ad-
ANS, charged with forging and uttering
certain paper purporting TO be an order
drawn by e. E. Spodgrass on William NJ.
Parrish, for the payment of $40, with
intent to defraud, was sent on for lndlet-
ment.
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CHANcERY CoURT.--The spacious building
known as Putnam's Hall, No. 921 Broad
street, has been rented for the sittings of
the Chancery Court.
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I THE EASIEST WAY TO get csc 900 is to purchase
q ticket in The Masonic GIT ENTERPRISE at
Norfolk. and you may be the lucky one. Tickets
can be had ut p. HEtsrGER & Co.'s hat store, 1901
Main street, Richmond
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] uisrsruainats,sg

NEw YoRx, Fehruary a6s-~Fhes snitzof
John T.. Grsuiligsn sg,inss Marshal q Rob.i
erts for PSI, COO for services alleged 70 rsYe
cessiong Id Mexico during Maximilsan's
reign termiBated fo.day with q verdict oi
sl3, 600 for$ the plaintiff. ssssss3.3s
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TEE LECTURES OF PROFESSOR HoLMEs be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association
have been postponed until Thursday and Fri
day evenings of next week..
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w the greatest bargains ever offered in forfeited
pledges, consisting Of WATCHES of best makers:
OPERA and V EST CHAINS, LOCKETS, SLELVE
and SHIRT BUTTONS. RINGS, PINS; few DIA-
BRACELETS of gold and pearl, weighing 127
dwr. All OF the goods are to be closed out at the
advance. The p;ices are about one half of the
original cost. Call soon at 8. A. WlNSTOCk'S
LOAN OFFICE. No. 7 Fourteenth street, under
Exchange Hotel. ja IT
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ALpEN's CALIFORNIA EvAPoRATED PEARS
one pound equal to nine Of the ripe fruit. Also
cooking PRUNEs tsuperior), at CHRISTIAN &
MITES. S14 Main street
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IHE NEW CoDE.--Seyenteen copies of the
new Code were received at the Hastings
Court clerks office yesterday for distribu-
tion to the city justices.
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PERso SAL.-sAon. John L. Marye, Jr., is
in the cit5, and was at the Capitol yes
terday. a .s+5. ss.s sa5.eE 30 a.es.sStS
Hon. Hugh w. shefey, Of staunsoD, was
10 the city yesterday. 1'
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WHAT A JUDGE SAID AFTER vIsIus

WHAT A JUDGE SAID AFTER VISITING 1402
Main street: fsgs.-s--
SCHAAP'S Cigars, I wish to stste,
are better than met Of late;
Of Umbrellas and Rattans.
His assortment is immense; Il,
His News Depot is quite complete,
His stock Of Norons hard to beat.
Be sure to give his store call,
lknow his goods will please you all.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order by E. B.
SPENCE & SoS, Merchant Tailors. Perfect at
guaranteed or no sale. ~
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MEETING OF THE STATE GRANGE, 7. OF II.
A called session Of the State Grange Of Viz.
ginia will be held N Riehmend on the 3'sf
of March,
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4 WEEK OF PRAYER.-The Presbyterian
churches of the city will hold a union
prayer-meeting this afternoon at o'clock at
the Graec-Street Presbyterian church. This
will be the first Of a series Of prayer-meet-
ings to be held In compliance with the recon-
mendation of the General Assembly Of The
Presbyterian Church South that a week Of
prayer be observed for the youth in the COL
leges and schools within the bounds Of the
General Assembly. - ..-..
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JUST RECEIVED. 500 pieces best calcoes, spring
styles, at 1Oc., at JULIUS MEYERS, 603 Broad
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Correspondence.
RICHMOND, February "a. 1874.
ReU. j. Hyillion, Jones

hlcRaoND, February "a, 1874.
Reu. j. William, Jones
Dear Sir,-The undersigned, in common
with many others, have heard of the success
of your recent address, entitled Persona
"reminiscences and Anecdotes of General R
E. Lec," at the Washington and Lee Uniyer
sity. on the occasion of the anniversary of tn,
hero's death, and believing that our citizens
would be gratified to hear tribute which
has received the highest encomiums from
the best sources, respectfully request you tt
repeat the same in the form of public lee
ture at such time and place as may suit you
convenience.
J. l.. KEMpER. w. S. GILLIAN,
Jos. CHRISTIAN, W. G. CARRINGToN,
j. l.. NJ. CURRY, d.. HARTsooK,
WIN. a. MAURY, }. u. TYLER,
JOHN DUNLOP, j. A. CowARDIN,
P. V. DANIEL, JR., JEo. B. CARY,
j. G.. GRANBERY, q. w. PIcKgELL,
C.. II. READ, j. L. BURROWS,
JNo. E. EDWARDS, WA. +. TANNER,
Tuos. L. PRESTON, HUGH BLAIR,
j. PETERKIN, JAMES b. WINSTON,
Ro. OuLp. J. NJ. DANIEL,
Ro. L. MONTAGUE, HUNTER MCGUIRE,
Moses d. HoGE, WILLIAM BROWN,
MARSHALL HANGER,
and many others. .a
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,Uca,h ae Rey. gohp Bachnsan.

CHARLssroN, S. c.. February 25:-The]
venerable Luthersn pastor Rev. John Bach
man, distinguished as naturalist and life.1
long friend and co.lsborer OF Professors
Agassiz and Audubon, y dead aged eighty
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+ THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk WIN
certainly take place In May Positively no further
postponement
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS just received at p.
WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
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FERTILIZERS.

EERTlLIZERS.-I wish to call the special
IL attention Of persons planting early potat les to
the VIRGINIA FERTILIZER, No. /. AS track
fertilizer 1t is the cheapest and best they use
II very quick and Is less than half the pcice of
anv other truck fertilizer offered in the market.
Price $50 per ton, 80 per barrel of 200 pounds.
J. Il. uOCkADAY, l52S Main street.
70 03-1m Sole Agent.
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a.rs.x ! SC rssInaIroadr i Meu.

BUprALo, N. Il, Febrtiarg ee5. he bfske-
men ON tue New y,esE and Erie rsilEoadg z are
Of, q strike isr back pay 10 freight 8 sasns q
are moving. t5st
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England,

~ H..s s- sLs.aE. Z
Loyroy. February 25.-Rey. Thomas Bin,
ney, theological writer, died last night, aged
seyenty-Gye years. .&Hf -'ES
LosDoN, February ga report has
reached here that a great battle has been /,
fought at Coomassie between the Ashantees
and the force under Sir Garnett Woolseley.
The engagement is said 10 have lasted the
whole day and to have closed with no de-
cided result. The loss OF the British troops
is given as nearly 800, including many Of
fcers. Tue Highlanders aloDe are said to
have had $50 men killed and wounded.
General Sir Garnet Woolseley was said TO
| be sadly in need Of achievements, which
| were fifteen miles off.
| The War Office is without advlces OF the
| reported battle between the English and
Ashantees, but unofficial reports say that the
| battle was fought at Acroomboo, January
3lst, and not at Coomassie. Among the
! killed are Major Baird and Captain Bincke.
| The Globe suys if the news be true the
| oply course left is to effect safe retreat TO
the coast.
A special 10 the Standard says that tho
| Asbantees entirely surrounded the British
army, but were eventually driven OF with
great loss. The principal ,war.chief was
| killed. The King had taken command ~
person. and it was expected would renew
! the attack. s, ~
| '7 France.
VERSAILLES, February %. -When ex.fre-
sident Theirs entered the Assembly to-day
he was greeted with perfect ovation from
the members Of the Left IN consequence OF
bis letter published yesterday stating his
conviction that the republican 10 the Only
form of government for France. .af5ss' -
Spain. 90,
MApRIp, February 3d. The report OF tte
capture Of portuga.ette BY the national
forces is confirmed. 90 ~.
General Moriones, with 1900 men, now
confronts the main body OF CaIlists, and
news OF general engagement IS hourly
'-a3,eH E2'sfaE 3t-1S - x.
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. ANTED, TO SELL

ONE THOUSAND CORDS PINE AND OAK
WOOD, at Atlee's station, low for cash. have
also good supply at my yard, corner Fifteenth
and Dock streets, for retail Ut low rates. All In
want will please give me call.
lie 30-eed3m E.F. RBGLAND.
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HILL q GODDIN. AZ P. NJ, the framed dwelling
No. 715, on the east side OF Fourth street be-
tween jackson and Duyal.
MOODY & RoYALL, ~ P. A., trustees sale O,
Improved real estate on Fourteenth street near
the corner Of Perry, Manchester.
RICHARDSON & co, 4zP NJ, framed dweIlin.
and lot Oh the seutheast corner OF ST and Twen
ty-fourth Streets Union Hill.
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Rosros. February 25 < The School Com.
nffiee. NOT with staDdigg the action OF the
SupreIne. .Court, have aeternfned TO exclude
women by q vote OF Al 70 s.
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STATE TREAsURY.--The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was $564, ,22I .39.
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WASHINGTON, February 25, 1874.
Congressional.

Sendte.-Ine morning was occupied in
the consideration CT the bill to appoint a
commission to inquire into the alcoholic
liquor traffic..
The financial debate was continued,
Messrs. Merrimon, Sherman, Allison, and
Norton taking part. There was sharp dis
cussion between Morton and Schurz grow
ing out of the debate Yesterday, in which
Morton said SchurZ did not understand
! the country in which he lived. .4
In reply to Morton to-day, Scbnrz said that
Morton had made misstatcments, atrocious
and wilful.
Morton retorted by eharactcrizing the
argument of Schurz as disingenuous.
Carpenter called both to order, and apollo
gies followed. No vote.
Air. Morrill,. Of Vermont, from the Com
miltee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
reported an original joint resolution that the
bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson which
was presented ip 1884 by Lieutenant U. p.
Levy, of the navy, be now formally accepted
with grateful appreciation. ard that the ofii-
Ger in charge of public buildings and
grounds be directed to properly prep pare and
place it in the National Hall OF the capitol.
House.-Mr. Piatt, Of Virginia, from the
Naval Committee, made an adverse report
OU VIC Dtit 10 eSt1DliSH n3fy-SaEQ uC IUTl
Royal, s. G. Laid on the table.
The bill to authorize the removal of the
poWder-magazfnc at Norfolk, Va, was
passed.
The debate on the bill reyiying the frank
ing privilege continued all day, and finally
the previous question was seconded and the
main question ordercd-126 to HI. The
bill will be voted on tomorrow.
During ahe war.
A committee of the Virginia Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church, Iately In
session In Alexandria, consisting of Presid.
ing Elders Phelps and Mitchell, and Rev.
Messrs. Baird Of Alexandria, and York of
Washington, were before the Senate Cl4ims
Committee to-day to ask compensation for
churches destroyed by Union troops during
the war at Dumfries, Falls Church, Airing.
ton, and Fairfax Courthouse. They based
their claim on the ground that at the break
ing out of the war many members OF these
churches went South and aided 10 forming
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and
those who remained were loyal to the United
States Government. The committee took
the matter under consideration.
Bounties to Colorcd Soldiers.
Unless Congress does something very soon
in the way of ofappropriatipg money for the
payment OF. bountaes due colored soldiers,
under regulations in force under the Freed
mans Bureau, the Secretary Of War In q
very short time will have to discontinue all
such payments.
What the President Taasniks about the
Centennial Exposition.
The President to- day, in communicating TO
Congress the report Of The Centennial Com
mission, says: A failure in this enterprise
would be deplorable. Its success can be |
assured by awakening public opinion to the
importance of the occasion. To secure this
end, in bis judgment, congressional legila- |
ton is necessary to make the exposition both /
national and international. 49,,
ConG7matf0D.
Mr.. Royle was confirmed to-day as attor-
ney for the Eastern District Of Texas.
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MACHINERY, &c.
D1ssi,nTrTONs T. PARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE O-PARTNERSHIP = The
IN undersigned, having formed co-partnershtp
under the firm-name of Z. 4. TAYLOR u CO. for
COMMISSION 2 USINE ESS. would be pleased to see
our friends and the public generally at No, 23
south Thirteenth street q. E.TAILOR,
fe 25-1wk ..@s Z. F. ia LUX. Il.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made b1oeen ths 1st o,
January and aots Of June the tnres for the pre.
se'H year have to be paid blythe purchaser. Oh,
al sales made betloeers the 1st Of July and Iast
the year the taTes hdue to be paid by the seller.
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A GREETING FROM A VETERAN OF 1872 TO
THE VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN Wharf.-The
following is an extract of letter received
by Captain r. g. Scott from AdJutant.Genc.
raj Richardson, to whom an invitation had
been extended to attend the recent meeting
of the veterans Of the MeXic1n war, which
was held at the Exchange Hotel:
"RlCHMoND, February q, 1874.
"My Dear Sill was so tired-out last
evening that it was impossible for me to get
to the Exchange, as had intended, and
looked for ward to with pleasant anticipa-
tionS.
1T seems to me to be the duty ofyou who
remain to perpetuate the memories OF that
noble command Qhe First Regiment Virginia
volunteers, and I shall esteem it an honor
to participate in any measures which may be
adopted for that end
No man took more active or arduous par
ticipation in organizspg and equippiDg the
regiment of volunteers who participated IN
the war With Mexico tisan General Richard
son, as his official correspondence and ac-
counts (Which have been oil destroyed)
clearly showed.
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BOOTS. SHOES, dc.

V'O MAKE ROOM FOR SYRINGE
L STOJh I win sell my Heavy BeotsM EA
other goods at reduction Of ten per cent. My
stock Is composed or all the various styles and
grades such as may be found onfy In first class
boot ana shoe store. Larie assortment OF Trunks,
&C. Sole-Leather Trunks for gentlemen at cost.
IN IL W. L. w. TAYLOR.
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So.IClToRs OF FUNDS FOR TIE RELIEF OF
TIE rooE.-IcStCrday the folloWing-naIed
gentle. Nen reported at the rooms OF the
Young Mcu'S Christian Association in obe-
dience TO the call made for solicitors to, col
lect funds for the relief Of the poor: Ii. D..
Danlorth, Gracc.Street Presbyterian church !;
n. =. Kennc, St. Marks: j. II. Grafton,
Monumental; Edward Pleasants, Third
Presbyterian c. Il. Balington, Clay-Street
Methodist; William G. Dandrdgc, First
Baptist; }. L. Maury, Seventh-Street Christ.
ian; Henry Miller, ST. Peters Samuel Will
son, First African; \. T. Mitchell, Pine
Street Baptist; K. E. Armstrong, Grace
church James w. Shields, ST. Johns.
On motion of Mr.. PIeasants, Henry D..
Danforth was elected chairman and K. T..
Armstrong secretary.
The committee agreed upon plan Of dis
each district-viz:
East Nam Street District, east Of Four
tecn,h stree,.--J. l.. Maury and j. w.
Shields.
HIest Main-Sreet District, west Of Four
tecnth street. H. D. Danforth.
East Cary Street District, east Of Twelfth
strect.-Ed. Peasants and r. Il. Armstrong.
Vest Cary-Street District, west Of ofTwelfth
West Broad. Street District, west of Sixth
street.--Henry Miller and c. II. Burlington.
East Broad Street District, east of Sixth
street,. Henry Grafton, II. P. KeDne, and
". G. nandridge.
East Eankhn-.Street District, east of Cap
tol Square, -. -,
These are not all the districts. Others will
be formed as soon as the solicitors report to
the chairman of the committee, II. ID. Dan
forth, Esq, at his office, corner of Bank and
Tenth streets. The gentlemen appointed
will please report before 3 o'clock T. NJ. to-
day Crhursday)
The committee will hold another meeting
on Saturday evening at O'Clock at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms.
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Mr.. BAIRD will continue to carry on the FOUN-
DRY AND GENERAL BUSINESS in our line
at the old stand and desire that my friends will
continue to extend TO him their patronage.
fs l2.2w< b.. JOSEPH j. jHEISDL. i
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,.-,, ,f tl:c Baltimore Amerscan.l
..,nryryl 7yhMlrS-~ GENERAL EtA'SS-
TN r,ry,'S lXrkElMsNT,