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JUST RECEIVED,
AT LORDS
BOOK, STATIONARY, AND
VARIETY STORE,
ANIMALS FOR 1881.


FRIENDSHIPS Offering, The Gem.
II Ackerman's Forget Me-Not, The Pearl,
Youths Keepsake, Token, Atlantic Souvenir,
Comic Annual, Travellers Guide, Sc.
ALSO, ..
Zimmerman on Solitude, Christian Library,
Baxter's Call to the Unconverted,
IS Saints Rest, Christian Institutes,
The Great Importance Of Religious Life, by
Mason on Self Knowledge. Melmoth,
Private Medtati0ns, Beauties of Blair,
Beauties of Burke. Beauties Of Johnson,
Waverly Novels, superior edition,
Cooper's Novels, Cabinet Album,
Bibles, Testaments, Psalms and Hymns,
Village Hymns, Methodist Hymns.
Prayer Books, SCHOOL & TOY BOOKS,
complete assortment.
STATIONARY.
Writing and Letter Paper. Ink Stands, lux
Powder, States, Quilts. Sand and Sand Box
es, Drawing Paper, Music Paper, Waters,
Sealing Wax, Lecture Paper. Water COlOrs
by the box or single cake, Camels-hair PEN
ellis, Lead Pencils, Silver and Plated Pencil
Gases, &c. &c.
CUTLERY.
Rogers Superior Penknives, Scissors. and
| Razors. Also low price Penknives, Scissors
and Razors, by different makers.
PERFUMERY, &c.
| Cologne, Lavender and Hungary Waters,
| Almond Paste, Almond Soap.
Macassar, Russian and Antique Oils,
Windsor Soap, &c. &c.
VARIETY GOODS.
Purses, Fancy Boxes, Work Boxes, Card
Cases, Pocket Books, Reticulcs, Fancy Bas-
kets, &c. &c.
JEWELRY.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Studs,
Bracelets, Bands. Waist Belts, Buckles, co.
lOred Beads, &c. &c.
C0NFECTIONARxs
4 complete assortment Of a superior quality.
TOYS.
great variety OF amusing Toys for children.
India Rubber OVER-SHOES.
BOOK-BINDING and Pocket
Book Manufacturing
in the best manner, and in all its varieties.
BLANK BOOKS
On hand. or made to pattern at short notice.
Litchfeld, Dec. 2, 1880 ties
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AUCTION.

nN Friday the e5th Of March inst. will be
" offered for sale at public auction, (unless
previously disposed of,) the Dwelling House,
Out-h0uses and Land adjoining, belonging to
the property Of PETER POWELL, late Of
Washington, deceased. 1t has been occupied
asa tasagn for more than thirty years, aud is
the only suitable place for tavern in or near
the village. Also several other pieces of Land
belonging to said estate, which will be sold
separate or in connection with the above, ma
king in all about sixty acres. Also will be Of
fered for sale at the same time, various arti-
clcs of Personal Property, consisting of cove,
young cattle, Farming Utensils. Household
Furniture, &c. The sale to commence at 10
O'clock A. NJ. at the late dwelling house oil
the deceased. ..z
CHARLES A. JUDsoN, Commits
PETER w. POWELL, si0ners.
Washington, March IS, 1881 40
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At the Annual I'own Meeting legally soarned
and holden in Sharon, on Monday, October
a, 1880 BYLAW.

At the annual I'own Meeting legally tOarned
and holden in Sharon, on Monday, October
4, 1880 BYLAW.
VOTED, That If any owner of any Hor-
SEES, Cattle or Mules. shall suffer the same
to go at large out of his or her enclosure after
the FIRST day Of April next, such owner shall
forfeit and pay to the person who shall take
up and impOund the same, the sum of twenty
five cents for each head Of cattle, for each
horse, and for each mule. for each tims they
shall he SO found at large out Of the owners
enclosure and taken up. +.
That it shall be the duty of the Haywards
in their several districts, and it shalt be lawful
for any other person, to impound any horses.
cattle or mules so found out Of the enclosure
of the owner and at large, who, together with
the Pound Keeper shall regulate the proceed
ings, receive the same compensation, and have
the same powers, as are granted in the statute
law Of this state :. Entitled Pounds 5" Provi-
ded, that no penalty incurred under this By |
Law shall exceed the sum Of three dollars
And the owner Of such horses, cattle or mules !
SO impOunded shall not receive the same from
the Pound until he shall have paid to the per-
son impounding the same the amount Of the |
forfeiture, and TO the Pound keeper his fees |
and his expenses for keeping said creatures,
as in other cases of creatures impounded -
ProUided nerertheiess, that any person who has |
family residence in said town of Sharon.
may, Il he chooses. suffer one cow to run at |
large on the public highway, and not incur
the aforesaid penalty.
A true copy of Record.
Attest, GEO. KING, Jun.
40 IO,0n Clerk.
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NOTICE.;

wv i 1NI1e ="
TNHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
Il trict Of Litchield has limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors to the estate Of
SAMUEL CHAPLIN. Esq.
late Of Goshen, in said district, deceased, to
exhibit their claims to the executors for set,
Element. All claims against said estate not
exhibited within said time will be debarred.
All! persons indebted to said estate are requcs-
ted to make immediate payment to
JOHN HI. COLLINS,
AMAsA N. CHAPLIN, Executors.
SAMUEL N. CHAPLIN,
Goshen, March 8, 1881 s4O
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Court of Probate for the District Of
Il Litchfrld hath assigned the Gath day Of
instant March, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Office 10 Litchfeld, for the APP
pointment of Commissioners on the estate of
ASHER SCOVILL. ~
late of Litchfeld, deceased, represented in
solvent. at which time and place all persons
interested in said estate will. it they see cause,
attend before said Court and be heard relative
to such appointment.
By order If said Court.
PHINEAS LORD, Adm'r.
Litchfeid. March 10. 1881 40
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A. a special meeting Of a majority Of tie Civil
Awfhcrifv and Select. men of the IOsUR Of
Lifchfeld, convened at the County House sa
said iOUn, as a Board Of Health, on the 4th
dan of March, 1881 Frederick WOLcott'
ESQ. sUus appointed President, and Eur"
Harrison Clerk, and stCOrn according 70 t0'c:
THIS Board having been informed ana
IL being satisfied that contagious o'sease'
to wit, the Small Pox, still exists ana Is prev
alent in the western part of this town
1t is therefore ordered, That IT shaI DC ule
duty Of all the inhabitants OF TINS Town 70 oe
avaccinated within twenty days from TINS Gate:
unless they have been heretofore vaccInated
OF had the small pox, and that the Selectmen
of the town he and they hereby are directed
TO employ suitable physicians TO- vacc'nate
such poor persons as they may tnInK proper
and to draw orders on the Town treasury 10
pay the expense.
Ordered, That il any person coming wNnlu
the terms Of the foregoing order - NOT rdcc'
mated at the expiration of said PERIOD ne or
she shall forfeit and pay to the treasurer OF
this town the penalty prescribed ny tue sew
enteenth section of the act entitled " an act
providing In case of sickness" to be recover
ed Ivy the said treasurer in any proper action
before any Justice Of the Peace proper 10 Try
the same.
Ordered That it shall be the duty OF all pa
rents, masters and guardians in this town, to
cause all minors and other persons under their
care, government, and charge, to be vaccina-
ted, Who have not heretofore been yaccinated
or had the small pox. within the period afOre
said and on failure thereof, such parent, mas
ter or guardian shall forfeit and pay to the
said treasurer the penalty aforesaid, to be re-
covered as aforesaid for each minor or other
person under their care, government, and
charge, who shall not be vaccinated as afOre-
said. ..... g..
Ordered, That Jasper Stoddard be added to
the present Health Committee.
Ordered, That the doings of this meeting be
signed by the President and Clerk, and pub
lished in the Ltchfeld Enquirer; and that
this meeting do adjourn to meet at this place
ON the 18th instant, at 9 O'Clock p. M.
Dated Litchfeld, March 4, 1881.
By order.
FREDERICK WOLCoTT, President
ELIHU HARRISON, Clerk. 50
GUCH of the inhabitants Of Litchheld as
- are not able to pay the expense of Vacci-
nation, are hereby authorised to apply to Ell
Their of the Physicians Of this town, to whom
a reasonable compensation will be paid by an
order on the Treasurer Of said town by the
| Select-men.
sT SIR, StH RUSSELL, ss'ss,:~s"
VIM. HARRISON, of
| DANIEL HALL, Litchfeid.
( ASA HoPKINs,
Litchfeld, March 4, 1891 SO
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At an adjourned meeting ofthe Board Of Health
ofthe IOion Of Washington, convened on the
26th day Of February, 4. ID. 185l-Ensign
Bushnell acas chosen President pro tenn. and
Gershom Fem Clerk pro tenn.
"HEREUPON IT WAS ORDERED, That the
w Health Committee furnish competent
House for the reception ofall those W ho may
hereafter become diseased with the SMALL
Pox in this town, and that they be hereby
authorized to convey all such persons as shall
hereafter become infected with said disease
into such building as they may procure for
that purpose. ...... 49,.
Ordered, That all persons be interdcted and
prohibited, under penalty Of the law, from
passing into or out Of the follow ing described
territory, except under the direction of the
Health COMMITTEES, wiz :)-Comm-ncing at
the bridge on the Cornwall turnpike south Of
Comings' forge; thence northerly, following
the river. to Warren line; thence westerly in
Warren line, twenty rods easterly of the road
leading to Clark Hatch's; thence southerly
twenty rods west Of the house now occupied
by John Barney; thence southeasterIy TWEEN
ty rods west Of the house Of Hiram r.. Com
ings; aud from thence to the place Of begin
ming: and that the roads in said described
territory he fenced up at the several points
where said lines intersect with said roads.
Ordered, That this meeting adjourn, to
meet at this place on the first Monday 10
March next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Attest.
80 FRED. J. FEM, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
pY order Of the Hon. Court Of Probate for
- the District of Litchfeld, will be sold at
public vendue, at the late dwelling house Of
ERASTUS BENTON.
late Of Litchfeld, (South Farms.) deceased,
on Wednesday the SOth day of instant March,
at one o'clock in the afternoon. the whole of
the inventOried Real and Personal Estate of
said deceased, excepting SO much as has been
set out aud allowed TO the widow Of said de-
ceased. Terms made known at the time and
place OF sale.
p" EBEN'R BENTON, Adminr.
Litch field, S. Farms. March II, 1881 40
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For Safe.

THE subscriber offers for sale, on easy
Il terms for the purchaser, the
Farm l1,d Tan Works
lately occupied by Samuel Woodruff, plea
sanity situated 10 the town Of Washington, "a
bout sixty rods southeastrrly from the Meet
ing House in the Society Of Judca. ON the
turnpike road to Woodbury., consisting Of a
bout twenty -four acres Of land, good new
House, two stories high, we'll finished, Barn
and other ou,houses, besides two story Shop.
and Bark house. The land is Of the first or
der, and under high state Of cultivation. The
Bark Mill and Tan Works stand on never
failing stream Of water, sufficient for all the
purposes Of tanner and currier, and with the
conveniences attached to the place, is worthy
the attention of any enterprising mechanic.
The above property will he sold in three
separate parcels (Which may be done without
Inconvenience 10 each Other) should purcha-
sers require it. Possession will be- given upon
the execution of the deed Of sale. For fur-'
Their particulars apply to the subscriber.
DAVID G. WHlTTLESEY.
NrW- Preston, Feb.9, 1891 tf55'
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For. Sale.

HU SWUUO9
.,,.,s1 A FARM containing about
"A 80 Acres Of LAND, situate
III. the town Of Canaan, Litchheid
-. county, on the main road from
Falls Village to the Congregational Meeting
House in South Canaan, and about one nil"
from each. 1t is suitably divided into mea-
dow, pasture, plough, and wood land. The
buildings are commOdiOus, and enjoy one o'
the most pleasant and commanding prospects
in that section of cOuntry-is adjoining to the
Methodist Church. A further description is
deemed unnecessary, as a view Of the Pren'i'
SEES will be its best recommendation.
For further information Inquire Of Mr.. jon
0than Belden, or Mr.. Horace Bebee, on the
place, or Of .Enos Hopkins, in the town OF
Northeast, 10 Duchess county, by whom an
indisputable title win be given.
ENOS HOPKINS,
Executor Of the last ,OiN Of
Freeman Hopkins, deceased.
January 10, 1881 Sm32
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NOTICE.

.. NOTICE
s hereby given. that the estate Of ABNER
L EVERITT, of Warren, both Real and
Personal, will be sold at Public Auction. at
the dwelling house of the said Abner Everitt,
on Tuesday the 29th day of March. 1851
Said property consists Of about 100 acres of
excellent Land, divided into ploughing, pas
turing. and wood iand-stock Of Cattle, Far
ming Utensils, SC.
CHARLES EvERITT. n.,
NATHANIEL p. PERRY,
Warren, March 9, 1881 40
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ORANGE TAVERN,
Post of Arkftasas.

SIHE subscriber grateful for the liberal
Ss4 encouragement he las received. res
pectluily informs The public, and particular
passing through the Territory, that he con-
tlnues to keep a house of PcHLfc ENTER
TAiSmENT, at the sign of tie Orange rec,
in the Post Of Arkansas. His tale will
be abundantiy supplied with tic best lie
country affords, and his stables with rien-
ty of the best forage, and be tfrstr his
unremitting atteution 10 s,is guests. tauer-
il continuance of tie pnalic patreeage.
r. IL. TAALIuN.
May, 10th ls5.. s-2a
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Mn. EDiroR--ss All oil us ~ One of the
People. poor simple goats, in tie last G a
zettc puts weapons into orr hands. Ali
OF US tells US that Col. Desha would never
have been resident of Arkansas = II he
had not been government officer and
loudly relterates tile question, " WhY dom
ne reaSRs and complains of his & holding
on 10 one eNce ahtit he is sure Of another
comment if you please. Who was Col.
iiesi,a predecessor? Henry ". Conway.
And what brought him to this territory
i tih ofFlcE OF RECEIVER or PUBIIC Mo-
NEYS! and when did he resign! Not till az
ter he was elected Delegate to Congress !
and II am not misinforned he then made
an effort to have Ii continued in his family.
And what brought Col. Sewer to this conn-
try! He came here as Mr.. Conway's clerk.
And what brought most of us here! Ii " as
TO pursue some honest calling to procure
subsistence for ourselves and families.
II matters not whether we were Receivers
of Public Money, Lawyers. Farmers, Mer-
chants, Mechanics or Clerks--it is very
evident we did not come here to starYe!
Then why this out cry about Col. Desha!
know that it IS not compatible for any
man to hold t0o public offices at once, and
Col. Desha tells lis he is going to resign
But 1t IS strange that be is condemned by
the same men who applauded Mr.. Conway
when their cases are precisely parallel.
lone of the People cannot comprehend
why Gel. Desha and Mr.. Crittcndcn are
frlcndiy-there is something mysterious in
this-partienlary to those who have not
souls 's1er friendship formed . in whose yo-
cabulary sincere and disinterestcd friend
ship are not to be found. was about to
say, some analogous cases might be found;
but in this instance that would be rather
too strong an expression. Some eases NAV
be found, within cur own circle of ac-
quaintance, where men of every hue in po-
litics are firmly united in the bonds of Mu-
TUAL INTEREST. Wood ruff for instance.
the most obstinate reyiler of Gen Jack
son, firmly leagued with Col Sewer anu
Mr.. Secretary Fulton, this is an nconss-
tency perfectly irreconcilable. Secreta-
ry Fulton cannot lore Woodruff, it would
10 my opinion, he Kind of amalgamation
of virtue and yice-thcse again mixed MP
with Ashley, who is a reviier of every
thing that is good-the whole. by sineu-
lar Heterogeneous e0mmiXtufe, tumhied
up with Gov. Pope, who we all know and
acknowledge to he an apostate from every
faith. These things Cone of the People,
must lave overlooked and he must also
have overlooked or forgotten, that Col Sc
vier in the spring Of 1920 thought of hay
ing the immaculate Col. Ashley appointed
Governor ef Arkansas. l}r-t thanks to Mr..
Senator 4 arc, he told Sewer he fHeIe 4Sh-
Ten loo aeeH IN ft5aoi& Ashley would have
made a laicR governor, he might have been
appointed L. :. Attorney, or assistant to
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Donation Pateats.-Ahout on hundred
Patents, for claims under the late Dona-
ton law, we learn, have been received by
the officers of the Land-offce at this place.
aud will be delivered by the Register, TO
persons duly authorised to receive them.
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III. VAN BUREN,.

VaoHfH3lON, sIT71s Is TOT.
DEAN SIR-Your letter rcsigning the
office Of Secretary of State was receiv-
I'd last evening. | could indeed wish
tbatno Circumstance had arisen TO inter-
,upt the relations that have, for two
years, snbsisted between us. ard tha.
they might have continued through the
period during which it may be my lot to
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RESIGNATION or Mr.. w BUREN,,
dad reported Resignation Of TIC B4ole

7 y -
lad reported Resignation Of tic U4oie
6u5igCt.
An extra form the Louisville T locus Office
dated on the evening Of Wednesday last
reached rs by this evenings mail, contain
ing the following documents and stating or
the authority of the Baltimore Patriot Of
April Goth, that in addition TO the Secrata-
~ Of state, the Secretaries of the Urea
sury, y ar, and Navy have resigned and
that their designations have been accept
ed, There are named as their sacces-
sors, EDWARD HvINGsroN, SECRETARY Of
'Sfme; Lorrs McbANE, Secretary Of tie
Treasury; IiVGH J.. Write, Secreior4 Of
War; LHaI WOODBURY., SECRETARY cf the
NorH.-Ihis, however, is not vouched for.
Mr.. an Buren, 5 resignation is all that IS
given as eertain.-yNat Banner
.Nr, Fan Barren 10 tie President.
Dear SlR:-I feel it 10 be my duty
to retire from the Office 10 which your
confidence and partially called me-
The delicacy of this step, under the cir
cumStances in which it is taken, will
trust, be deemed al ample apology for
stating more at large than might other
wise have been necessary, the reasons
by which | am influenced.
From the moment of taking my seat
lin your Cabinet, il has been my anxious
wish and Jealous endcavor to prevent a
premature agitation of the question OF
your successor, to discounteAancc, and If
possible srepress the disposition, al al
early day manifested, to connect my
name with that disturbing topic. Ofthe
sincerity and the constancy OF this dis
position, no one has had better oppor-
tunity 10 Judge than yourself. 1t has
however, been anayailing. Circusastan-
ces, not of any creation, and altogether
beyond my control, have given to this
subject turn which cannot now be re-
medied, except by seli-dlslranchise-
ment, which even if dictated bymy indi-
yidual wishes, could hardly be reconcile
able with propriety or seifrespect.
Concerning heinjurious effects which
the circumstance of a member of the
Cabinets occupying theTelation towards
the country to which | have adverted,
is calculated to have upon the conduct
Of public affairs, there cannot, I think,
al This time, be room for two opinions.
D;ecrsities Of Interior preference among
the friends of the administrationarc una
voidable; aud even If the respective adj
yocates Of those thus placed in rivalship
be patriotic enough TO resist the temp
tation of creating obstacles to the adj
yaacement Of him TO whose elevation
they are opposed, By embarrassing the
branch Of public service committed e
his charge, nevertheless, by their pos
ton, exposed to the suspicion of enter
tanning and encouraging such views,
suspicion which can seldom fail, in the
end, to aggravate, into present aliena-
ton and hostility, the prospective differ
Iences, which FIRST gave rise to it. Thus.
uader the least unfavorable eonseques-
ees, individual injustice is suffered, ard
the administration embarrassed and
weakened. Whatever may have bee
the course of things under the peculiar
circumstances Of the earlier stage Of the
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c. \. BbAcKMoRE, is authorized to act
as Agent for the Advocate, at Grandc,
Crittenden county.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Tim has been received, and shall
appear in our next.
q poolicola, !" shall be attended te.
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JANUARY Es.rcTlor--tssa.

FOR cLERK or TEE SUPERIOR COURT.
Field.
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There has been rumor adoat for some
days past that our " good Governor will
not return to this territory tits said that
he has an eye to tho senatorship Of Ken
lucky. For the authenticity of these re-
ports, however, We cahoot voueb, and
should be something sorry if they were
true, as we should be 10th to lose our Over
seer, more especially, as all his old 3afeadv
seem disposed Of late, to denounce him
They say he is not good jackson man.
We have always said so-but cannot see
why they should deaounee him, and hold
communion with those who are far worse.
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The steamboat #ayer!ey, arrived here
on Sunday morning last, from New-0r-
1eans.3Fhe Arkansas being too low to
permit her to proceed farther up, she dis
charged her cargo, and departed yester-
day morning for the Mouth ofNVhite river,
froa whence size will return in eight or
tea days. She will ply for the remainder
Of the season, we Understand, between tie
Mouth Of n 'hite river and the several land
4ngs oa.tha Arkansas.
Tie steamboat Hermit passed up on
Thursday morning last, bound for Canton
lent Gissoa4.
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: II .
AUGUST EEffCTION--is3I.

We have been authorized by the follow
ing gentlemen to announce them as Cam
didates at tie Election II, be held on tho
first Monday ia August next, viz:
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
Col. BEN DifSIIA.
Col. a. II. SEWER.
FOR MEMBERS OF TIE LEGISLA-
GURE.
Paiashi County.
LEGIsLkT1yE COUNCIL.
Charles Caldwell Allen Martin.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Absalom Fowler. s. NJ. Rutherford.
p r Crntehfeld. William Afchison.
Benz. i. Potter,
Jelcrsoa County.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Wieton King. VIM. p. Hackctt.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Greed Taylor
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liEMOVA Al.

REMOVAL.
Tile Office Of the ARKANSAS ADVOCATE,
has beea removed to the new frame build
ing, near Col. .4shley's.
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DIED--In this place, on Friday night last,
Mr.. Nathan Cl0vs.
On the 18th instant. in this town.
Mrs. Raehet Shirts, aged rs years.
IN this township, on Friday night
last, Be21anli2 johnson, infant son Of Hon.
a. Fl. SEWER
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Washfn2son. Aprfl II, 1881.

Mr.. PRESIDENT.