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The Order Of the Commissioners as to Country
Dealers

10 the Editor OF HE EVENING STAR:
The illegal order of the Commissioners in re-
gard to country dealers at the High street mar
ket, in Georgetown, certainly calls tor comment.
The ordinance of the corporation of Georgetown
for the government of the new market house in
Georgetown, approved 9th May, 1885, in it's
14th section limits sales during market hours by
country dealers In their own produce to east
Market Space" the south side Of Bridge
street, between ''WarehOuse Alley" and thence
west Of the new market house as far as neces-
sary. The 10th section provides q penalty
of from SIS to go for violation of this
limitation. These limits were duly observed hv
parties interested, and; the ordinance creating
them was in force on the 2lst February. 1871.
when by the 10th section of the organic act OF
that date providing Q territorial form OF gov
eminent for the District OF Columbia, all laws
and ordinances of the corporation of GEORGETOWN
not inconsistent with this organic act were con-
tinued in force until modified or repealed by
Congress or the Legislative assembly of the Dis
trict of Columbia. No such modification or
repeal can be found, and strict search cannot
sioners of the District of Columbia to modify or
in any way avoid the limitation SO wisely nre-
scribed for sales during market hours by country
dealers in their own produce In the light of
this statement of what is believed to be the law
of the case, it is respectfully suggested that the
recent action OF the Commissioners, whereby
country dealers have been granted the privilege
OF selling tlleir produce ct the private market
on High street. shouldsbe recalled until an In
vestigatiOn can be had by the attorney for the
District of Columbia and the legal status of the
matter be escertained. At the same time it is
suggested to the country dealer attempting to
sell, under what isbelievedto be an unwarranted
license, that he might find his experience in the
Police Court by no means pleasant, and certainly
expensive, as It is confidently believed that
the judge presiding over that court would hold
the ordinance still In force and its violation stl
punishable with the penalty provided by law.
A TAxPAYEn.
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The Steamer Sue.

At meeting of the passengers Of the steamer
Sue, on her trip from Washington to Baltimore,
August 21st, 1881, on motion a committee of
three was appointed to draft suitable resolu-
tons, which committee reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the said steamer did, on the night of
the 2Ist of August run on Cobb bar, at the mouth
of Wicomico river, during the storm and intense
darkness that prevailed on said night. thereby
causing a delay of two days
Be IL resOfred, That the captain and officers of
said steamer are not only not blameable for said
accident. but are entitled to- and are hereby ten
dered. the thanks of said pr sengers for the at
tentiOn and kindnesses 81 wn them during the
delay.
Resolved, also That COPY of these resolutions
be sent to the captain of said steamer. and be
published in the Washington EVENING STAR.
CHAs. JEWELL, Chairman.
c. F. RAINEY, Secretary.
Committee Of Resolutions.-W. B. BARTON.
JAS. w. TYLER d. CUNNINGHAM.
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-Jisdge B,uady pro tenn.
To-day, Chas. and Elias johnson forfeited col
lateral. Jno. Green and VIM. Duncan bathing
in the river at unlawful hours; SIS or Is DAYS
each. Frank Carrot and Jno. Jones, cursing and
swearing in the streetsof West Washington; $5 or
7days EACH Matthias Ridgley, colored, was charged
with driving horse that is unfit FOR labor He
pleaded guilty to the charge. Mr.. Jno H. King.
of the S. P G. A., testified to finding this man in
West Washington this morning working horse
that was lame in three of his legs. fine of $25
or 60 days in the workhouse was imposed VIM.
n. Evans, charged with being an unlicensed pro-
dnce dealer; continued. Jenny Day, profanity:
IS or days. Jonathan and Jas. W. Magarity;
assault on John ]. Shipman; continued until
Friday under $500 bonds. Alice Snyder. col
ored, was charged with the larceny of $ from
fault Of fine Of $40. She was also charged
with stealing some clothing from Emma Clark,
and got 80 days additional Reuben Benton.
colored, pleaded guilty to stealing IS from VIM
Howard, and was committed for 80 days in de-
fault Of fine Of $40. Stephen Nall was charged
with making an affray by lighting in the street.
and was fined $5 or 10 days. VIM. Robinson,
colored, larceny Of q coat from Jas. d. Syke; $5
or Is days. Alice Cook, assault on Kate Num-
roe; So or S days in Jail. Clifton Lynch, assault
on Catherine johnson; % or days. Frank
Turner, Henry Talbot and Frank COgey, all col
ored, were charged with making an anfray.
Officers Hineline and Perry testified that there
was fight at the corner Of 18th and Q streets,
in Hell's Bottom, last night, and several persons
got sore heads. and they arrested these parties.
It could not be shown that these parties en-
gagged in the fight. and the case was dismissed
Mary Mccormick, assault on Michael McCor-
mick her brOther-in- aw, $5 or l5 DAYS. Henry
Dobbins: forfeited collateral. Henry Talbot
assault on F rank Turner; $40 or 50 days.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Evils tl,oe Attend Succe~.

Success generally creates envy-envy begets
hatred-hatred gives place to malice-malice
prompts mischief, and SO the baneful list goes on,
followed by crime and wrong doing. The Louisi-
authority, meets with no exception to this rule.
Its success, induced by integrity and honesty i'm
its management, with liberality and charity have
caused to spring up in New York opponents who
try to circulate all kinds of false reports as to
permanence and ability to redeem its promises.
Let every one who has a lingering doubt write
to N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans. La, to establish
the truth that all that is promised will be per-
formed.
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WEST WASHINGTON, August %, 1881.
While commenting the good being accom-
plished by the temperance agitation here, will
you allow me to commend the above-ouoted
maxim to some indiscreet speakers at the tent
meetings now in progress here There is much
talk in this quiet burg about an attack made in
one OF the speeches at recent meeting on the
members Of the G. P. c., social club, composed
Of sober, orderly and respectable young men.
who may be little lively. but are Certainly not
drunkards. II they were, public abuse of them
would hardly be the way to reclaim them. Char
ity Is virtue as well as TENPrRaNcr
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TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY /:


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Your Pills have acted SO pleasantly in case the
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Rev. LEWIS A. 'THnEKzD. pastor NJ E. Church.
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District Government Affairs.
WASHINGTON GROVE,

NONRESIDENT LUNATICS AT THE CHARGE OF THE
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
DR.. Godding, superintendent of the Insane
asylum, has sent report to the District Com
missioners, embracing list of insane persons
now under treatment in that hospital who have
been admitted at the request of the Commission
ers, as nOn-residents of the District. He saws
the crowded state of the hospital renders it de-
slrabie that so many as safely can be- should be
removed to their respective places of residence
Then follows list Of twenty persons. with
brief description of their several complaints
and popularity of each case He states that
while three or four only could be removed with
special precautions the majority could be re-
moved to the authorities of the city or state
where they have a residence. with no more than
the ordinary care exercised in the removal of
any insane person, but it would be improper to
turn any Ofthem at large on the community.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The committee on liquor licenses have re-
ported favOrably on the applications of Henry
kuhlman, 1928 Goth street northwest, and John
NoOnan, $3.50 street northwest
VITAL STATISTICS.
The total mortality in the District of Columbia
for the week ending Saturday. August 90 1881.
was 81, Cbeing less than the week preyious], or
at the rate of %. ID per 900 per annum. OF the
decedents IL were white males 12 white females
~ colored males, % cOlored females. showing
an annual death rate of 14.S per 1000 for the
number of deaths by classes of diseases were az
follows: Zymotic, Al; constitutional. 16: local
20; developmental, Z; violence, 1. Drom diarr.
heal diseases there were % deaths. diseases IF
the nervous system and phthsis pulmonalis or
consumption, IL each; malaral fever 8: typhoid
fever, 3; disease Of the heart, Bright's disease
Group and pneumonia, 2 each, and each from
diphtherla, cancer and tape-worm. or the
deaths So occurred in Washington. 9 in George
town, In the county, and ID in the hosnitais
81 OF the decedents were natives of the District
Is Of other parts of the United States. and < "f
foreign countries; II white and 80 colored wara
under yeats of age; white and coloraS
were 90 and over. Births reported 56 as fol-
lows: II white males, 20 white females o col
ored males and 10 colored females, showing an
annual birth-rate of 1872 per 600 for the white.
and 165 for the cOlored population Marriages
reported, %; white 20, cOlored g. Still births
! 4; white l, c0l0red3 8.
/, MORE NEW BUILDINGS.
Building permit have been issued TO-DAY al
follows: VIM. j. Adler, erect three-stOry dwell
ing, West, between Congress and Valley streets.
Georgetown; 5000. Col 8. Sitgreaves, erect
two-story dwelling, corner N and 18th streets
northwest; $12, GOO. Friends Church, I, be-
| tween 18th and 10Th streets northwest, repair
| the church; $500. Capt G. r. Vernon, erect
two two-st0ry dwellings,, F, between AZ and 9th
streets southwest; o., 600. ]. G. Butler, repair
brick 11O7 18th street; $3.50. w. II. Dukehart,
erect two two-story dwellings, K, between 4th
and 5th streets northwest; "a 600.
s
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DE. METTAUR's
HEADACHE PILLS

Cure most wonderfully in very short tie both SICK
AND NERVOUS HEADACHE relieve DYSPEPSIA in
producing regular, healthy action Of the bowels.
full size box Of these valuable PILLS, with full di-
receipt Of nine postage stamps. For sale by
al druggists at IS cents.
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ZylO Balsanurn,
Skiuuy Men.
ADJUSTMENTS.
LORDS OPERA HOUSE.

EHoRDs OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
August 26th and 9th.
ANTHONY, ELLIS HATHAWAY'S
MAJESTIC CONSOLIDATED AGGREGATION
Making this the Grandest Constellation ever oanized for
one price of admission.
UNITED SHOWS. 4
RAVEL'S NEWLY MATCHED HUdPTY- DITMpTY
MIACO'S DOUBLE NOVELTY COMPANY.
PARKER ROSS INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW.
GRAY MANNING'S MUSICAL CONGRESS-,
Together with the
RENOWNED EAST INDIAN PRIESTESS SADwAH,
vertab,e Prestess of the Sun. This company travel
In their own Palace Drawing-room Car over the rail
which will be open for the inspection of the public on
Friday, August 18th, from II to l O'Clock.
EE Look out for the GroesQue street parade at Ii AS
on day of exhibition Prices So and IS cents reserved
SEPTEMBER-HAvERLY'sM ASTODONS. a22-6t
nRIyER'S SUMNER GARDEN CONCERTS.
IL NO ABATEMENT
IN THE POPULARITY OF THESE CONCERTS.
In addition to the favorte artists Of last week. Miss
Minnie Chaplin the bewtching little soubrette and song
stress will appear in songs medleys &c. No charge
for admission Great success of the Midday Lunch ut
popular prices. a2O-1w
SCRIBNERs BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. EX-
y CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL.
Tallmadge Hall t94x40 feet, 92s street northwest
on Ground Floor. Sole Agency for English Bicycles
and Trcycses. Any style (either English or Ameri-
CAM furnished Second hand Machines for sale Cheap
ty28 WIN. C. SCRIBNER Proprietor
WASHINGTON NATATORIUM, Street. between
Oh and ath;nOpen EVERY FORENOON FOR
Male Female T Tesc6srs SeaSS
at all hours to give instruction in swimming. Adms-
sion. Is cents. lea
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The MCKENDREE CHAPEL CASE IN PRINCE
GEORGE Co., MARYLAED,-In the case involving
the possession Of McKendree Chapel, near Mitch
ellville, In Prince George Co., Maryland, the
and the n. e. church south, which case was
argued some time since before Judge Chew, no
opinion has as yet been fled. In the meantime.
the defendants, walker ct al. y although look.
ing anxiousy for the decision, (for It win settle
the question g to which branch Of the church q
number Of other meeting houses belong), have
become tired Of waiting, and the property In
volyed being worth little, they have determined
to erect . new church this side Of Mitchellyille
end hare bought . lot for that purpose.
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COLD RAIN TOMORROW
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press Occasional light
rams nave failenin Maine Louisiana and Dako-
Ia: elsewhere fair weather has prevailed North
easIeriy winds are reported from the Atlantic
ana east Gulf states. The temperature is below
tne mean for the month in the St Lawrence
valley, New England. middle states lower lake
region and Ohio valley; slight changes only haye
occurred during the past twenty-four hours.
Inc following special temperatures were report
20 TINS morning. Eastport and Burlington $40:
quebec 500; Montreal, coo; Alpena $50: Duluth
y: san Francisco, $50. Fair weather is indicated
Tor Thursday in the lower lake region Ohio val
ley, tennessee, the east Gulf and south Atlantic
states, and cloudy weather with light RAIN and
cold northeasterly winds along the New England
and middle Atlantic states.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings of the Their
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
an. $50 III am. S5o; pm, $500; Maxi
mum. e1.3o; minimum. 616o.
FUssELL's ice cream
CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 18th
street.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES Spectacles and Eyeglasses.
III. III. Hempler's.
WANTED.-To purchase, q secondhand safe
Address Safe, Star Office.
koUMIss by the glass or doz., at Nourse's, cor
9Th and 4 SITS.
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use of Bur
Thesuperiority of Burnett's F1avoring Extracts
consists in their perfect purity and strength.
Curealine, the Corn Extractor,
Will remove the most troublesome corn in a few
days. Price Csc. per bottle StOtt 4 Cromwell. WA
Forty Years, Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. WlnSlOW'S Soothing Syrup is the preScrip-
ton of one of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States and has been used
for forty years with never-failing success by
lleves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
diarrhOea, gripping in the bowels and wind collie
By giving health to the child it rests the mother
Pflce 20 cents bottle. m,w,s
Mrs. =. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
is perfection Tor restoring gray, white or faded
hair to its youthful color, gloss and beauty 1t
renewS its life, strength and growth. Dandruff
quickly removed. A matchless Hair Dressing
Its perfume rich and rare.
ZylO Balsamum.
Mrs Allen'S)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dressing.
1t removes dandruff allags all itching stops fall
ing hair and promotes a healthy growth with q
Price seventy cents, in large glass stoppered
bottles. w&s
Skinny Men.
Wells Health Renewer-absolute cure for
nervous debility and weakness of the genera
MIA avenue. w
.sAIderney Dairy Wagons,
and delivered in n Id. Ward" prints. 35c per
To- Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet
milk DC. per OF. Cream, 10c. pint
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nIRECT TO LOWER CEDAR POINT,
The finest Resort on the Potomac.
Grabbing, Fishing, Boating Salt water Bathing.
New Bathing Suits and Shoes)

The fine and fast steamer J. W. THOMPSON newly
furnished, has been chartered Icy the Proprietors OF
Lower Cedar Point and Will daily. drou SATUR-
DAY, JULY 30rB, including Sundays leaving the Com
panys Wharf foot Of 9th street al 3 30 sharp.
irving at LOWER CEDAR POINT IL. 80 u. m. leaving
at $50. will reach Washington at 10 y. M.
Meals furnished on boat and grounds at so cents.
Prof. Weber's Uniform Brass and String Band are
engaged for the the Boat and at the Point
Flrst-class accommodations Delightful time. poa.
lively no improper person allowed the Boat
Grounds Officers viii be stationed at both places 10
fuse admittance TO such. Parties wishing to make
rangements for excursions 20 Lower Cedar Point Will
apply on the boat at the office Of ST. James Hotel Of
w. =. Roose, 1888 Pennsylvania avenue.
For the accommodation of visitors checks viii lie given
Tor parcels left at the Point for safe keeping.
Fare SO cents round trip; children under IL years half
price. -ow
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LOCAL MENTION.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER I
WASHINGTON. DC. August a. 1881 $50 a m
FOR the middle Atlantic states. fair weather
followed by increasing cloudiness northeastern
winds, stationary or lower temperature, rising
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GRAND DAY AND EVENING EXCURSION
" On steamer Excelsior, THURSDAY, August 25tll,
to Quantico.
Bathing Fishing, Boating. Tickets SOC. Win leave
ftn street wharf at 3 80 a. m. and 80 a1S-6ts
NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE sTEAMFR
~ MARY WASHINGTON.
oCCOQuAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
The Steamer Mary Washington win make Excuruisn
Trips to OCCOQUAN FALLS every SUNDAY mon
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving 9TH street
2 Pm. Fare round trip, Is cents
For MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS every sATUR-
DAY. Steamer leaves wharf at q. M. returning at
pm. Fare 10 cents. This boat viii be chartered It
all-3m E. s. RANDALL. Manager.
EOR FAMILIES.-STEAMER MARY WASHIN0-
Il TON VIII make Excursion Tripe 70 Glymont
EVERY THURSDAY.
Steamer leaves her wharf O'Clock m returning n
b O'Clock Pm, giving five hours at Glymont Nnstc
and dancing on boat and grounds. Nckets round
trip 20 cents.
as-6w E. s. RANDALL, Manages.
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A PUP ULAR RESORT
QUANTICo.
BATH HOUSES, BATHING SUITS. TowFIa
FISHING, GRABBING, SAILING, MUSIC
AND DANCING ON BOAT
AND GROUNDS

AND DANCING ON BOAT
AND GROUNDS.
in T eRerp 4npe sssss ths
except sunday at 30 a. and 80 J.. m, from tn
city prices. No Tickets cold to improper char.S4erS
Adults Soc Children. rs cents. al0-sg
PoToMAc sTEA ATB COMPANIES ApvER-
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS MON
ROE, PINEY POINT AND POINT
Steamer GEORGE LqpPPkkeevvr, rrrpsn.vs
THURSDAYS at $50 p. IN. and SATURDAYS 2. m.
EXCURSION TO THE CApEs EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK.
REDUCTION OF N RATES BEGINNING SATURDAY.
First-class to Fort Monroe and Norfolk. "a 90
Eirstcass to Pney Point and Point Lookout q
Glass round Tip to Fort Monroe and Nor.
Second round trip to Piney Point aud Point
90
FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ALI,
POINTS SOUTH
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR. con-
assI with M and 3 H. r. at 9gantco t~dos
Fare Fare 20 70 RRichhnond' limited oe
Fare to Richmond round trip good for 10 days. 70
EXCURSIONS
10 richmond via Norfolk. or 70 Norfolk via Richmond
and return to Washington. James River by daylghE
Steamer Excelsior, twice daily O. 80 am and so p.
~ 70 h1Snnond wa richmond fredericksburg and
Steamer George Leary,- TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS to Norfolk, connecting at Richmond
and Norfolk with the James River each way
Round mp 90
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICO.
via Excelsior, $3.50 a. and $3.50 m On SUNDAYS NJ
SPIN. only.
Tickets for sae and information furnished AZ ceots
Tours !43l Pennsylvania avenue Rooses Cigar Stands
at principal Hotels b. Pokinhorn next u City Post
Office, and at Company's Office eth street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGIY,
mn. General Superintendent.
NM r WEIGH Agent je25
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The magnificent Steamer the RxcasroR frrt-cjs0
IN every respect licensed to carry 800 people. Dsr
Except Sunday at 30 a. and 80 y. m. from fh
street wharf. Refreshments of all kinds the Boa =
city prices. No Tickets sold to improper chara14ern
Adults SOC. Children. rs cents. slO So
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued IN
samuel Mason and Polly Carriers; Frank Bra
Shears and Emma L. Timmons, both of Lau-
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A DISHONEST SERvANT.-Monday Mrs E. l..
Hart. living at 24Gl Pennsylvania avenue. lost a
nne gold watch, valued at $50, stolen out of
ner house by colored boy. Yesterday Detec-
stored it to her. 1t had been taken by a colored
servant.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At rovers
Rest the cattle sales Tuesday (reported
by L. f. Tavenner) were as follows:
500 cattle up and sold-best. sac. to size:
good, 4s4c. TO Sac; medium fair &C. to 41{c
thin steers. oxen and cows. Sc TO SIZE Coo
sheep and lambs-lambs, 41zc. to SIC. sheep,311S
10 &c 20 cows and calves $50 to S45
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NOTICE.-Mr. JACOB L. VAN WICK and
~ Mr. THOMAS ". TURNER, ere hi day admitted IS
partn rs in onr am. BRINI KE9HOFF TURNER d CO.
New. York, Jan. /, 1881.
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Mem Publications.

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GouarlIersnlu Aouces.
Ngw.YoRK. January 3. 1871.

NEW YORK. January 3, 1881.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.-The business Il
HATLgARTEN & CO will b6 continued. he etnf.ra. by
The limited partneIship IL day under the fra
name bv Mr. signund NewsIat, no ha, associated
him no =. nera partner Mr.. Charles Web haUe.
Messrs. Julius ami 'harcs L. HaliGlrt n ae special
partner ributed their capital together Iagat
Iiundre Thousand Dollars In cas-.
attorney nave been granted 10 Messrs Edwin
phlbrick 5wald Bathasar.
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TVIHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
4 corartntrship under the trm.nameofC c. C. RoUaAGE
& co. for the transaction OF BANKING and Brokerage
Iusincss C. I. ROUMAGE.
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NewYOrk, Jan. ], 1881. V. T.. hOU MAGE.