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EXPLORING SQUADRON.
or Cape Henry. midnight, Aug Is. 1888


or Cape Henry. midnight, Aug IS, 1888 :
Sir-l have jus, thought i, nigh; be satisfaction to
You 10 know something drinite about the Exploring Es
nedi,ion Our ship, the Vincsnnes, is fist class soop
RI war of 80 TONS commanded by Charles Wilkes,
ESQ She had light spar deck put upon her which
gives her The appearance and Of The comforts and
of small rga.e Her usual battery Of %
guns is reduced TO eight and corresponding reduction
Of her complement ofupwards of20O men to $50 in
GLIDING scientific genemen Of whom we have three and
on. horiieuiturist The Peacock VIM l.. Hudson, Esq
commander second class soop OF war; of same con
srucliou 600 tons burden-he reduced battery,
crew of i3O men, including three scientific gentlemen
The store ship Relief, A. R. Long, Esq, commander, is
$50 tons burden has guns, and rs and The remain
ing seeming corps nr Org fofp oo
guns and Us men and officers in all. There also.
pn, boat schooners recently purchased; late the New
Jersey and the Independence of your port. The first.
no,o called the Sea Gull, commanded by passed mid
shpman james Reed is ITO ton, burden. and has fiji
teen men. The second, non called the Flying Fish,
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commanded by passed mitshipm.n Samuel Knox, IS
ninety tons, and has thirteen men all told The squad
ron left Hampton Roads this afternoon and are now OH
the pitch Of the Cane and the pilot boat about 10 leave
ia and sever the last link that binds to home and ma
live land The squadron makes a fine, imposing ap.
pcarance We have fine breeze, and are all as cheerful
and happy could be expected IN The circumstances
The expedition is now fairly Off and you may tender our
counrytnen our sincere erd hearty farewell and congra
tula. iu..s vn the oCcasnn.
in great haste, your ohPhi scrrt
LANES ELLIOTT
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Gen. M,comb and Col. Worth arrived al De,rni, An

Gen Maco,nb and Col Worth arrived al Detrni, Az.
gust IA, in the government steamboat Milwaukee, and
took I'd their quarters at the National Hotel
The ships Lafayette and Anson and briggs Moses
Brown and Geo Hall arrived al New York Friday
last from Charleston. having all the u. States o"p
board coming from the Cherokee country and bound to
the Canada shore.
letter from Texas Of the 10Th July last says. Tho
Hon James CulIasworlh chief justice of the republic
was found ned in the bay OF Galveston few Gays
since The body much mu;ilaie1, and there were
marks upon it which led the br' that he had been
murdered lie is said 10 have hat considerable money
with him when al Galveston. He vas '"aG y: ex,eu-
sive research and Of superior talents
FRrScu STEAMERS We informed BY gentlemen
connected with Ficrcl trade that has been deter
mined at Have hud fuu. ships OF l>JO tons
burthpn each, constitute line between that port and
New York. The keel of one had hren laid ard arrange
mens making 10 complete them oil as soon as pos
.ib!e.-.N \. JOurnai If Commerce.
Captain l.. Bre,se. Commander Of n" Z 5 chip D.
aro in letter addressed IN the Pensacola Gazette.
uadlcs the report published in the Sew Orrsns Bal.
erin Of the 9th inst, that the French were determined
to make Prizes Of all American vessels cangi; lie
coast tie says that such inlimalion had been gwen
BIZ the French Commodore does he think II ptooa
bic that Admiral BlzOche had issued such orders
The Mledgrvll- Journal Of the lIth inst states That
Major Crawford Preside NJ Of the Board OF C"mmssI0n
crs Of Internal Improvement. has succeeded IN negD
alrg in NV York loan OF half million OF dnlars
10 carry the Western and Atlantic Railroad now IN
progress by the State Of Georgia, ioIn the Tennessee
line TO the Chal,ahoochrr
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| Prizes, amounting 10

81 Sid Prizes amounting 10 $40 200
IS Number Louery-12 Drawn Ballots
Tickets Sl0-Shares in proportion.
Certificate Of package Of Whole Tickets IN 'H's
Lottery will be for Sl30-shares in proportion
For sale in packages single tickets, by the agc"y
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capl'''
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
NJ B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential. ...a
IT Orders for Tickets from any part OF the Onlisa
So1es bv Mail or otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same pro,apt attention as personal op
plica,ion and the result sent (whrn reques'ec) i''
a'e w., n' On VIC ' f2I,,dl d. N. HOfT.
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sfOYES
lottery and EECh0sge Office,
RICHMOND Vip,,s,,
Alexandria EIDttcrY.

For Internal improvement, in The District Of Columbia
Class No 6 for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, the 18th
September, 1885.
ID. s. GRFGoRY 81 Co. Managers.
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FR,xcE ASu MnAico The y. Y. Wig furnished
The following translation o" un arlic" winch appear
ed IN 4 French paper published in New York:
awe learn thai Com BazocEc OF the Ffenc squadron
Of the Of Mexico, has received orders iTom thu
home Government, in Mexico shall declare open
against France, 10 trra, all rl;ers oil maTGn" grant
ed by Mexico pirates, should they not have "n board
at the lime Of their capture o full TWO TniErs
Mraic,Ns Ordcs Ike lhrs- vii! make sh"rt work "f
it, That Mexico will declare against France IS
matter GlGnst reduced 10 certainty Indeed, II
anticipation Of that event. companies are now forming
in this city to take letters Of ma,qur from the Mex
can Government, Shares in several Ut thc!n have bcCn
we hear on good authority offered inr s:!s a belmont
cos Those had better look out for Their nccSs and
be provide themselves vita crews Two thirds Of
II which sha!! be MrIc2ns'
New ORLEANS, August q.
u-rjro The u S sonp NJ war Boston, Captain Bah.
bin, arrived off The s w Pass Friday last, from Tam.
p.co F. De Norman The Ig;an minister, and four other
gentlemen passengers The Prrser OF The Boston,
f. S0rllia Esq. Ini'rms "a hat a brig OF war had
arrived in ~ DAYS from Bres,, and that additional force
Of nineteen sail 10 have The sane port Tor ie coast
Of Mexico for the purpose o! Glre rir dy cn2;cng the
blockade and compelling the A'rS!csE' in" ssN"mcnt
Of The long dispurd claims, by the esciual cutting "
of all supplies from them. Nothing OF moment had oc
Cured previous The B. leaving Iampco She brings
S2il al, in specie
TIL. Rerylt in Cujl- gentleman who arrived f;cm
Havana by Of the latest vessels from that P"i' COR
firms the news Of the revolt but adds ih,t more con-
sequence had been given than 1t deserved Il wss
deeply laid plot Of the Cari;sts and he had been IN.
fIrnrd that individual supposed 10 be IN The pay II
the Carlss had caused nnnbe! "i pnp'rs I" h' PRINT
ed in New ORLEANS. which were Of highly I'LL imnai1
ry and excn! character against The Z "rn q 'VeTn'
men These he had distributed among5t the troops and
dsafIrc;ed citizrns. The .wo Instructions Of Havana
and Porto RICO, were intended lo have been simrian"'
ous movements The ciz"ns Of Havana spoke III i!!n
highest terms of the fImness and Tacon like QUALITIES
Of Governor ESprIeta The agent who distributed the
printed papers in the dungeons Of the Moro cas-.
te.-PhH. Inquirer.
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IA OTICE.-Au persons are hereby forewarned from;
~ hunting, fishing, otherwise tre,passng upon my
lands lying the upper part Of this county and The
ty of Goochiand ZACliARIAH McGRUDER
Short Pump, Ilenrico, Aug % :}2-w2w
MTARSIALL TBEA1RE The public is respect
WE fully Informed that lhs above establishment viii
open Monday Evening October StlI Persons drS.
OF Obtaining Season Tickets will make application
the subscriber the Marshall House. between tho
hours Of ~ and = Until Wednesday, 9th. The Com
petition Addresses for The Prz-, wilt not be received
after the 2gth instant GEORGE JONES,
August IS f32-lj L,ss,..
EN obedience TO Two Decrrla Orders Of The Circuit
81 Superior Court of Law and Chancery for IIcnrico
county and the city Of Richmond, pronounced on The
26,h and 27lh days Of February e.s in the suit Of J0
shus Doing plaintiff against Danir & Hudnall. r bert
B. Frrg lsson and Lucy Ann, his wife; VIM Wren,
Sergeant Of the city Of Richmond, and such, admi
ns,raor Of Claiborne l.. Thcmss deceased and the said
William d. Wren, in his right and Claiborne Iiud
nall, William G. Hudna and Martha Ann lirdnaii,
infants under the nge Of twenty years, John Ro
bnson thrr guardian I'D Hcrl assigned by the Conr 10
defend them in this suit depending therein, defendants:
| shall on Tuesday, the 18th day Of September next,
l-3S, at o'clock F. NJ, offer for sale, the premises.
To the highest bidder, al public auction. n cred, nt
nix. twelve and eighteen months. the half 10, and
the improvements thereon, in the bill mentioned. 1t
the time of his death and the lot, &c. which Mrs.
ANA Thomas resides, suLjec, TO The right If dover
therein OF the said M Thomas the widow Of Clahornn
l.. Thomas deceased. Bonds with approved security
will be required Of the purchaser The title IN the pro.
peIy will be retained until the purchase money bc paid
W. d. WREN, Commr.
Aug % 32-tds
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rbcb has been nven 10 have il struck shows that Mr..
Van Buren's administration is determined 10 carry out
The treat policy of Gen Jackson and 10 make gold what
it was int nded be by the Constitutional paro Inc
common currency Of the country.
The amount OF gold brought into our country since
the passage of the gold bill in 1874, and especially 'ne
Mt brouuhl in this To nothing OF our
own mines shows lh. adequate gold currency IS com
pe,ey in our power and that have only to perscrete
in the Jack sonnn policy 10 he amply provided WIN
There cannot now be less than 25.GpO OGu OF gcd IN
the country, and there IS scarcely Town or V''s. ~
which more or lrss Of may moi he obtained by those
who want il. This has been accomplished against
uoweIful opposilinn the Whole Federal Phaisn1, WIN
Clay and Bddc their head, having combined I" dt
culr Tn suppress and 10 GIpuI Il lhrir inpous ell
forts viii end in their d:sgrace and modification
and the time will hen you VIII not DC aoe 10 set
single one Of them to repeat their darling phrase 81
"poM humbng! Il 9hc
SILVER CHANGE Our readers arc all apptiffd OF 'e
fact tina, il wss part Of the plan Of General Jackson
ryvcymeais on the currency 10 supply the people WIN
an adequate amount ct silver change OF The coinage 81
cur own Minis, and Of the dennmneii"n oil t"thl I'VE
cent ten cent, ard five cent pirce: and they aieo know
that The Mint al Philadelphia has tren much engaged
- ,i. ccinsge for Tie last six years We have now TO
inform them that this good wok is TO be continued anu
extended until National supply Of silver IL ELECTED
In iulimenl Gf this plan, instructions have been 'ssuro
10 The Superintendent OF the Mint al New ORLEANS 10 AT
TEND to this branch Of Ike coinage and 10 keep The es'a
b,hmr nj in a condition answer all calls Tor change
The convenience of transportation on the great western
waters will enable all banks and oil citizens so ds?'sfd
TO supply themselves from TIA. quarter s" that IN IT,"
wears the great Valley Of Ihc Mississippi VIII oe mo
ioughly supplied with silver change. In noticing this
order sent 10 New Orleans. ind Tie benefits VIII con-
fer upon the czcTs Of the great West. we have 10 e3
press regret again TINT the b! to authorize the Oe"r-
ria and Carolina branch minis 10 c"iu SILVER chehge
was not passed the last session, whereby the S"r'h'
cps,c1n quarter of the Uncn is delayed in the enjoy
ment u berefi, which il IS entitled and which is
conferred upon the North and West Ill.,
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Thc Seorelsry OF the Treasury, or AM DINER omCsf
Of The besides the Treasurer, never mas e
nosse ssun or custody Of any part OF the PupiG oJ o.
Except the cases hereafter sPechea anu w. 1880
SION or custody Of the Treasurer is, rs areaoy s'a'e'
| c,s,c;s.d through the uanks The only exception 10
this observation respects certain ncosueiao'e sums
occasionally placed in the hands oil Ire toUsso"r' "
,h. Revenue for the vice Of the lighthouse eslaolsh
mpnl and certain other small sums for the contingent
cIes of the Offices Of the Secretary Compifoer' Co
missioner Of the Revenue aud Auditor; "hc" arc 'om
time to time, ia proportion To heit expenditure pueeu
in the hands of the Register for disbursement VINO rem
ders an account of the disbursement winch untcrgoes
regular and formal settlement, as Olhcr puolic &C
counts. ..r
,ps The moneys of The United States which are dis.
bursed abroad are kept y the bankers, under nose
agency The loans made Tail lsisy are oisouTse" Tor
Tie purpose Of their destination
For the fidelity with which these banks discharged
their duties as fiscal agents, particularly those selected
in s33-4 refer lie decided and unequVoca' es!!no
ny borne bv Grn Jackson 81 his annual messages ana hs
earnest recommendation 10 regulate hsh ny iaw-lOt Tie
decided approb.on expressrd by the Secretary {" the
Treasury who vas charged with their superintendent,
and the following uneqniTocni aPpi"oa.nh oi 'he
Globe in the paper OF the 9th day OF August 1874 which
regard Speaking III. sen!imenls oil The "'i"e adult
nistInt!on:
"The urescn, system Of selected State Banks, we can
assure the public, works ADMIRABLY; and The selected
banks the uisrres believed To be III as h1uishng
condition as the waTmesl friend Of the system could de-
sire"
But facts speak stronger than opinions, and what are
they? The exchanges during the three years OF The e1.
elusive State Bank system, were lower tiisn Ihe same
length of time al any period during The =" he
National Bank 10 prove this, refer 10 hr 81 volume
OF Reports of Comnllers Doc. 35S. lS2-3O containing
tables OF the raes Of exchange during the National Bank
system, and to the Reports OF Committees IN lo50-I,
Doc 1873 containing tables Of the rates OF exchange dur
iug tie exclusive State Bank system. The comparison
is dec.drdly Favorable TO the Stale Bank system This
is not all in the amount Of exchanges discounted IN any
one year and in The amount "i pubic u!":y transferred
the comparison is decidedly favorable TO Tie STATE banks
I.36 1920 4G3 2ll
By T. States Bank Gls creates, amounD
! in 1884, ">ool''9lo
Balance in favor OF State banks, Sl9j SIC 3Ol
In public money transferred by Stale bks,
In do. do. by tile U. s.
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The DRouGur Of the present summer will be memo
rabIe among our trainers. gentleman informed on
Saturday, that the county Of Southampton had suffered
drcadfuy, and that the crop nearly ruined
ny fields having been broken up 10 prepare for wheat
crop. Nanscmpn as also suffered very seriously espe
caily eff from the streams, but happy 10 lsa'n
that the land the riy.r is likely 10 yield average
crop Six WEEKS since the prospect Of luIurant crop
was never brighter. Norfolk county and Princess Anne
will experience great nconvenence from The injury
tanned by their corn crops. The complaints Of the
drought have been general during the las.
six weeks, nor blishting effects plainly visible
Col A JoYSER, Of Halifax, n. C., elected Sa-
turday last President Of the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad Company. Col J. is present member OF
the Senate Of North Carolna.-.NorfoM Bacon.
FROM FLoRluA.-The ST. Augustine Herald o! the
4,h inst says: We learn that in the neghborhood of
Micanopy one man killed by The Indians, and
Iher wounded, while fishing in pond Col Harvey
has gone expedition to scour line WIhacoochee,
he had with him force of 220 men, Capt Mickler,
left Paa,he days since to join COL H. at Micanopy
COL Harney has one hundred armed with Colts
rifle and disguised as Indians.
The hatks Of three Indians were seen on Monday
last, a shor, distance south of Buona Vista.
TIL. .7rmy-Abou, 400 U. s. troops, commanded BY
Lieut., Col Crane. arrived the 18th in the vicinity
lexington Ky, ana encamped. They are from Florida
on their way TO the Canada line.
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Remainder in our ne1i. J
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cuIve .
rency and power individuals possessed by the
Bank of the ~ s.. with the material difference
that he is responsible to the people, would be as otec
ti,nabe and dangerous to leave 1t as it is Neither
The the other is necessary, ana therefore ought
not 10 be Iesorted to.
might cite other opinions equally strong and une.
ouivocal, but il is unnecessary agree with General
Jackson in opinion, that every restriction, compatible
with The safety Of the public money should be placed upon
the Executive. Iii entirely compatible with that prn
cipe of safety which is necessary the liberties
of the country and indeed, absolutely necessary. MIR
Chairman invoke gentlemen To mnrk well the Ian
puacs of the citations which have made aud tell me-
what i, is that has removed all the objections 10 ESecu
tive power and patronage which they contain The
Administration was then nrg ing on Congress 10 restrict
the power of the Executive. This bill proposes to take
off all resricton why this radical change Of PrinciPle
Justly to appreciate the value Of the Stale Bank de
pose system, it is proper 10 state that they have been
used either by authority of law or by the direction of
the Treasury Department. TO greater or lees extent
ever since the foundation of the Government, while
there and was not, National Bank. committee
of the House OF Representatives "apponed to examine
the state Of the Treasury Department. and To report
nerally thereupon in repurt Of the 22d Of May 1894
as to the keeping Of the public money slated that
The Treasurer pursuant TO general directions from
the Secretary of the Treasury keeps the pnblc moneys
under his CONTROL in the several banks Formerly, the
Banks Of North America, New York, Massachusetts,
and Maryland were places Of deposits. At present,
the public moneys kept in the Bank of the Unite
States and it's several Offices OF discount and depose
at Boston, New York, Baltimore and Charleston, and in
the Bank OF Providence. The Treasurer has any
public money in his possession custody. which is not,
in fact deposited in bank from the moment his posses
sion or custody commences till ceases by the dsburse
ment of il, for public purposes except in the Of
bank bills orders upon individuals, &c, heretofore emu.
ers,ed as remttances from the supervisor, Of the
venue and collectors Of the customs 10 the Treasurer;
and those Also Immediately AFTER the receipt OF them,
constitute deposes in banks to the credit Of The Trea
surer.
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Balance in favor OF Stale banks,
In public money transferred by Stale bks,
In do. do. by the U. s..
Bank,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-10

AN ORDINANCE :, ...siA. n $780, - -
he sa'aalgA - Ri<ho0a - - sseLso he psAais
Cs.ssy.
Wbsssas shs hass.sh - RieAo.A IL pssvjSs - ~
d. p.reh..s q La ses.1 4 L. s.;.A +. p:si;e
esnsey. a6d f sks saejesse ~ as. asd vAsssea ~
sscc.ss Csesei did :. - - - Z s.pss.s~ A. B
into loss b dspss6 e - 81 = oehs "a -
poseh:ss family bssia 49,: 49, ~bssses IL has
eA.rs. o1..;d e.ss.sy. n...ss,.. s'.'' " ''1'
Sscssos l. d esdainsd b. shs Dssrsss end DsssseA
Ce:ceil a ~ Dssssgh Il Riehasnd, That ~ Dsss
q wshia days shsssass appsias ses ss.hs pcsssa
- Ssssso vhea held see - 80 ysas sad uasl -.
''s s".i !. .ss'' :; j. he place:
change ~ he public essssv aai .ass ~ dsesea u ~
bvdiaop asd sasAss nahs ias.s-
osas' q an pssoes shssia whss Gssd ssassas aay
Sseses Ths saiA Sszsss dali - e.e;sIsd - ssesvs
The Of 81 fsr sve - ssall dig
all b paid BY he pssssa pssss ssqssssse
b dug Provided sses, That any pose. - psr-
:s. sss ,, :s = zig :, :s
cents said Sexton, s dsscpane de proper place and
giving the nseessay dssessss fas diegas De ..ss.
,.,.o,. "a S.,x :. ~, Nv Sdv = co.,. ;. ;I
any goand that sbel - Of e dspa
inches from the surface of shs groaA de sp
before the First Dssgso ANY Jxsies a Peace
Wayns county, sha aad pay any ssn sos leo san
szessding swsay dssss with d prosseuson
destroy irses Ssscs, saesae id esmss, a. shai
dsfaee njurs any a seoss mosumeass
ines esmsy, shssss< bsoss - Frss
Bssesss any Jussics Psaes Weyns eos.sy sall
forfeit and pay eos lss 49, ~ exessdins
twenty dollars wishessss Il Ihs aet under
and for the u the Ds9ss asa Dsss Cesae Of The
Borough Of Riehmond.
Pas'ed and approved: Feb s:s. leae-
Francis kine, Dosoush Cleft.
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? ,.si ns16 1hse - 1easa-1be1s.
61 - a.sags1sss q sh;s bssh. =
Moiouo = eo0o - from Sebos
GGAeense Tbs Louisville Journal
1nu0iagf lsss = ilIsseestioo a tbs sys-
s1 = ejliag IL Psssisss fsvSsises.
Xvsshssee . jsdgmsss wss obsaissd IL
nOws e ~ eisy. oo joint note Tor
oSeer1Ab - ~ CoHsoNwkAITH DAxK o.
fSGIss6 y ssADaAcs PxSS, IT,, r.
p Nsoss, PA1sscx PoPE, and
y6 GHvR 10 this esss an amusing in.
ena The case weat by default, and
&GecG vhe 1s good jackson man, had
~ esass q shs dsCssdants, be srchiy
~. 80. - - undos tone, whether b.
-sn1.ssis Vas Bascn."
- - = he editor Of The Lonisville
..xsSs1s;oss, vas Burea paper. Riehari
e- 9 - Wee Pscsidens, 7: p. Moooe IL
1 49, loieisles to Columbia, Patrick
SsI IRes @. HaDes are ex-membess al
1 @ieas1 y the PoopIe. The whole
ajsDcurisies, are pastizans. Tho
s.S.~e..aA pnk received tho government
-T.n, We zee how il has Keen dis
1900 Chroaicle.
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VegetAblo Univerpol Pin.

EfFDCTUAL AsosSfANT OF MATURE.
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~ eeA xeue~ 90 ea0nAa Ferees, ofan kio3s: ~
me- CS% Nes@e0e0s 0ogvouo diseases. IivoR o.
6sssns 's:sys $500 ~seAs:e assose e ~ apisSu
S s::n Pc; M:.,,:., -. c.1e. vs.:s;s: g.;
~ Ds,fsss. rasas .sis.s il he Had, KiaCss E.l
Esy.Ps'ae q H. Aashsny's Fire, Sals RAeun
white SwsiiagA ulesss. ofsArsy wan ee..1.-.
Csns. Ts"ss.s 'ssisd s:es -! Issa. Plies Csssi,sss
plain" efsvsy kid. specially Oessc6eaa Ralasas;ess
The ssssesbss aavine sseelvsd - aspaaasaas - 49,
Ss she seevc Aedieis: s IL Csasss e Fayssse a..
Ds'ewass. Rands,p, 6aaescA, Hesey, Nadisaa GSeIar
.ssh and Wayns. wssld iafa de p.haie Aas & g 81
Sne: vn esse ssppay - basd, either ~ WAsaeaals 9
Sssaa! S-ae VIE - soaa nay b eoasiseaas, $50
all he PsiseiPai se.sssishis hisliai Al
eosnm."acssons sH Agssrsss. (poss paidl aiu 1Stvs
prompt s'ss"sioa, and sssms nsas kasws.
Csenes u Ffsae aaA walnut Screen. 80 - R.as
0C. w. Applssaa ef Csasssvirs, Aas - sn,ei.ss.s
aeens ~ dat place, and alss Duhaia Wayno C11av
niehanead, April Q. 1881. nh