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Letters received board will be- charged % cents per SIN
gle sheet large letters il proportion b'g Will be appro
for the continent of Europe and they viii
be deposited therein addition 70 the ships pos
tage above of regular English from Liverpool
to the departure England TO The continent which
port should be designated on the letters
Fifty n lig goods will be tas the
OF five pounds ling freight II offered unely
For passage or freight apply TO ABM BELL W.
JACOB HARVEY,
Self Is pInr street.
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NEWAKk,
IN is with gratitude communicate public Of
j Caacer, performed by Dr. Joseph Rawey OF New
York Induced apply him through influence
Miss Gru-t, tnow Mrs. stewart) Of this ty, whose
Astonishing Inspired with Confidence
whstanding tue opinion OF The eminent ply scians
sinking fast the dreadful effects Of uise
which seated IN the breast forrsing nearly
large eacup, and extending rs influence down tie
site accompanied With violent paths
numbne. Ia the blessing OF God restored
feet health the slightest Of the disease remain
wsud the public Dir Stewart, ana likewise
kimblr, whom similar has been Effected. Dr.
Hauley regular practitioner OF medicine and reg ards
wi mp sons pracsed upon the unity ny
The varou, kinds in the hands Of tn usin
fornes. MAGDALEN DAVIS,
$50 No Division st
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DOOMs TO LET, kC.-T

RCOMS TO LET, kC.-Tvo or three gentlemen OF
~ quiet and retired habits tend other apply may
bu accommodated VITA with crates
Nc well furnished connected by urge pantry with clio.
lana breakfast ana tea will b- furnished " r. quired) by
geater private family, occupying very central eaan
~ located house i the vtlny of the PARK These
will De dpnssI Of separately together Terms very mo-
derae. Rfferrnccs required. Please address A. with
zeal only through tn upper post Office stating where
interview may b. mad, and will receive prompt aten.
ton s.6.is.
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l DISEASES CURED-Dr. Goodwilrs 0anorrIas and
elect Detergent Pths only ins lble remedy ever
covered 8ororrts and Gleets become well
known and estsb shes To require any f
which In has failed has
raneh ~ in hours the desperate and
ind sBmstorJ Of Glsets ard Whites IL
stages Structures seminal week.-mrs. pains Of the Ions r,
Of the uethra AMI gravel well chronic affections
the urinary bladder and kdneys violent OF
standing These safe aud and only ibs remedies
posed o sapars and the choicest psstlons that while
cine OF The kind ory req res limited trial know its
hacy-0avine knowledge failed In any
The vast and Increasing sale from the
ons " the highest medical characters vel those who
have experienced its subrous and brne hcia effects prove
It's and superiority every her medsn.
being the eecua remedy discovered FOR
OF the above diseases gvfg strength energy and
vigorous health the whole frame The delicate fe.
mules take with perfect safety Or. goodwps Deter.
aud Pills safe aud speedy above
diseases, from the recent to the cases
business The these medicines is let every one be
their physician with secrecy" II ought awayso be ii
hand.
NJ "a word the medic ne but the ,leye
and keep away from the quack doctors whose names
every public print and then take mercury ana
y0sr consultation.
we have much pleasure In bearns testimony to this
and ecaclous nedcine; do this grounds OF c in.
ppray kaowng several resas who have been cured by
IL" A tact that we know.
Fer sale by appointment BY Dr. j. n Hart cerper Broad
u Grsrd street Henry snd Pike and ~ Strand
street, W. b. Hodmen, 651 srosdwayi md D. sa"a
100 Feten corner Of William street, Price @cen"
gM-eoy
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THE ANTiANGULAR So STEM OF
WRlTING

SPLENDID PEsMsNsrtP ACQUIRED IN ~ LEssors!l
R SRI sTOw, OF London respectfully to the
l Ladies and Gentlemen OF New York that he his reurned
and has RE.OPENED his Writing Glasses Pupils Of Ill
AGES and avery capacity day and evening at his old
tablshed
ACaDEMy, No. IT'S BROADWAY near Counand st.
Where he is NOW ready TO impar the Ladies' the
Merchant the Youth Cers the Attorney the Accountant
style Of writing and of hand rapid the cuton, and
highly e. mercantile pursuits the Counting House
Sc., &c,
IN Trslre Essy Lessons, Of one koSr each ~
No matter now INDIFFERENT, 1LLEGIBLE, DEFOR.
NED or CRAMgED the Popils Writing may be.
The Ladies meet al ~ scloch taught neat deb
end fsshi enable style OF wri,ipg.
Msrchan snd strangers visiting New York can compete
course IN 2or days. .
II steel ssd eonmoi pen beth used Mr.. Brsto~s
Academy.
lessons are given (asove the tvrve free ofer
ira cAsrrs II ouna necessary by Mr. IN order give full
satisfaction tn every pupil sl1lm
~ 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

On the 18th Instant by Rev. Dr. East6uru Johh Cot
fin 10 Elizabeth Ogden daughter OF DAVID OF new
Jersey. NJ Eorhas NJ Han,
Brevoort to Miss jane daughter the late Charles Stewart
ESQ, oftss city. w..L, $3.50. -,
On the 10Th instant Purchase ws,tchesier county Rich
ard NJ Underhll OF York Town, W Hahah L. uaaght@r OF
Sarah 9rfen, of the srmer place
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DUPPIES-For Sale at X HANINGT ON's, $50 Broad
IL way, N,bo's Gsrden. noble, thoroug
Newfoundland PUPS. Alss some rups Of the msjsss Mount
ST Bernard Masufs The giant dog LAM, of Mount II
Bernard and the giant Oscar OF Newfoundland,
offered for sale They will be disposed reasonable
terms, the propTie viii tLGrly cy-ihete
tins the epportualy lobls breed
OF dogs VIII have a chance OF purchasing. SO las
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muse na enss
EAyn THIS EVENING will be

DARK YHEAY Il THIS EVENING will be
I performed
Mr. Pacide-Alfred. Mr. Rchngs-Davd Jones, Mr. Chip
pindae-Dora Mrs WheatleyJua, ther original eharsc
ter, with songs) Mrs c. Matthew's - ,
Pas oe D"ux by Miss and Master Wells.
PATTER versus CLATTER-Capt Patter, Mr. Mathews
Miss Patty Parker, Mrs Pr tchard
favor,e Overture b. the whole orchestra
WHY DON'T you MARRY,-Nat1 Teck MIR Placide-
Max, NJ Riehng.-Lissene, Mrs e. Matthew'S
ADVICE GRATIS -odbody, Mr. fiacids-Eventide, Mr.
Cbippindale-Een, Mrs Prtchafd
BoI., $i~Pit So certs--,iatery 20 cents.
CfDooriopen ~ quarter from PERFORMANCES cofnien
a o. "c.. ---
NATIONAL THEAThE-Late Italian Opera
Church streets ten doors from Broadway THE EVENING
WI Pe,iomed Tor The beaeat ct Dir Mrs
Seton.
Previous To which,
Scena rom Ihe Opera Buia IL FANATIco Per la Ma.
sics-Don Febeo, sig. de Begns.
SHOCKING EVENTs-Griffnhoo a horse doctor, ar
LambeIt-kiuy, Miss Ayers. .
Doors open 7rerioTinaace begins at IT, Boxes, VI,
ri, 30 cea1. Gallery, rs GEMS.
LHANi.LIN TREATRfI, CHATHAM SQUARE
4 under the direction of Mr. W. Il BLAkE.-rhiS EVE
MING will os presented for The benefit Messrs SllCkNEi
POPPING THE QUESTION Mr. Primrose Mr. w Jones
Henry Th,rntos, Mr. Chares-Mi's ifn, MrsJones.
six comic Songs by Mr. stchney.
Hgrcuie Fel Turkish Column by sgror Carney.
JACK junk. Mr. s.ickney-Ma, ie,e, Mrs slickney.
Pas dc De ux, BY AIR and Mrs C,det
Spanish rraEca, by Signor Garvey.
THE RnVTGw.-Looney McTwol,er Mr. StickRey-John
lump Il Plseide-Grace Mrs Watts.
Doors performance 70 commence at half past
O'Clock. 81 Inn
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SfH ASHLEY rOOPER's LOTION FOR
- PIAPLED FACES.-Ibe great Sir Ashley assured
the proprietor al the he this recipe that hs ne.
knew instance of fs ing To preduce cure The
s.lr ~ Il in Europe has been immense.
seld by NJ Guion, Ia Bowory corner oi rand street,
Henry, of Pike street; AL tsrand street G. Hart
corner OF Broadway and Coursudt street, VIM Hsfsan,
657 Br always and A. D. Sands, 100 Fulton, Of
Villa Price 50 cents 20 Gov
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SOAo conrues 10 enjoy It's high reputation the only
motto that viii remove erppsn Of te face and cct
md nrbsrn The smooth appearance gives 20
tho plexion must bespeak tr great arity
the ladies' tor having cssRot be surpsss- pro-
ducing few seconds ue rich alhcr. he patronage II
from the mob lily gentry aud Eng
has made IL extensively used Ia Europe.
be had OF " g. Hart Of Broadway and Cortlsn
street; J. H. Han, corner Of Chamber, aud Broadway
Vim. B Holman, 657 Broadway andE NJ Guon, l27 Bowe
Of Grand &c Henry and Pike and
al GRAND A. ID. Sands leo Fuuon Of William
u. Prize 50 cen,s 80 ely
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cIR - FOR wORMsI

chic for distressing children which apt 10
hs frt this OF the year pleasant the
taste add be given with perfect safety TO Toe tender
infant with a certainty
Sold at Or H. Harris sornrr Of Broadway and Chambers
street; r. NJ Gulobs 27 Buwery Grand street.
Of Henry and Pse streets and AL Grand Price
50 s26-soy
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THE |" Royal
William" Capt
Swanson, will
leave LIVERPOOL
as above men.
tioaee. End will
sail from New
York 18th Oelo-
Der.
Her accommo.
tons are very s1-
Perior, an d every
attention is paid
TO the comfort of
the passengers.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
No postpoaement any this establishment the
grand entrance from Broadway 10 the saloon protecedfrom
TICKE rs so cents.
To commence at o'clock.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER &c.
Gabriel Ravel in vol.au Vert.
nights and positively the last appearance in
New York OF the extraordinary kavrl Fanny.
The entertainments to commence O'Clock with the Rave
Family on the Tight Roe
Little Jean viii PERFORM his ad ared Pas seuL
Gabriel will dance his celebrated hornpipe.
lie Petit Amonr Will % through her graceful evoutions
Mms Jerome vii 60 through her Astonishing performance
wi b the balance pole
Alter which Inc celebrated panomime Of vOL-AU.vENT
or Nighps Adventure.
Music by ID. RaSei.
In which will give his extraordinary performances
high fiji and daring feat altem ped
Characters Vol au.veat, Gabriel Rave-Grcgairs the
miller Francois Rave-Jacques the nlles and lovero
Nancite Anoise RavelSebastian and joseph mers
Isvelh and Rave-Nanette, Gregere's daughter. Mad.
ballet variety Characteristic dagces AID comic
eide acudng the catastrophe ofthe we'll AMI asqua with
turned wrong side in which the astonishing
GABRIEL Ravel q such universal admiration
Half hours inerRsson Tor refresmenl aad promenade
during which the celebrated Mitery Band will perform
variety Of overtnres. marches NC. on he terrace
To ooscude with the beautiful tblszuY vivanes OF CAIN
AND ABEL or the First Fra,rcde.
Being corrept copy Of Dubuies ceebrate2 Pciue-cha
| rsclersoy the Raves.
Tomorrow the Raves
II BEACON COURSE To-day there viii be a splendid
this O'Clock. purse $lt0 meh in
harness hich oa spawfCo Vuean, and Lady Thumb,
rntrvcd
A4 o'clock, purse s2os two heats. under saddle for
which The celebrated Dutchman Lady Suffolk aud Rather
.ntered-probaby great field ever cenisnded for
trotag purse. s.6.l,+
IT GALLERY TICKErs-Thr Gallery Tickets for the
SIMPSON BENEFIT, will be .old by The COMMITTEES at the
Box Office "Wednesday morning. the 18th instant between
the hours Of 10 and Il oeocs Ony limited number will be
issa~d s252ts
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rIATTEns' PLUsH-A complete assortment Of STA
and Angola Push, for sale ~ No ee fesr street, by
stlneods HENRY LANE.
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I hCkAw ANA COAL-In goo. order fer the hosss
L. grsle delivering the door Of the ON
board Of vessels the foot II north More
Also Of suitable description Tor
~ per tor. Apply 10 the captain on board 80 10.
rATHEn WANTED for Two chlcrpu named
liverpool Their paid patriet Dsgesn
late of Baltimore Ne 10 be nov IN in civ Fui Their
information cas- be ob,aiaed by applying
PHELPS, DODGE CO,
Corner Futon AM Clh streets.
S.-Hthe children are applied ior they VIII Be
seat back 10 England asst
To TAlLONs.-Tte susscriber respectfully informs
the Trade hat he daily receiving rom s9suoa enoles
which he will sell either by % yard veJ small
advance fr cash. lie a!so keeps On ,sd large ssnrt
men ~ trimmings which be cers 81 reai y s9rptsing ow
prices Those Who nav FOR their goods vii hns Il IN
their advsstave TO GILL ALFRED y. JAMES
s2siw - Maiden Lsoe.
U,UNE INlsLLI GNnCE,-Un TUESDAY next,
The 25th will place the hfst Fall Trotting Match
m. nsr.ss snsus f4eo and number OF horses In
,r,ioiny "a fbls meeting has been suused
AM.rsa On,y necessary to menton the Awful.
Roe Rssin, Greenwich Maid, Lady suffolk. the virgsia
a. TUESDAY. the "a of October the Races eommeuce
q, tbs USIos CoURsE, Long Island, and csntnns four
Tbs Race Meeting on the Beacon Courss follows the Unioa
the week IN October In ,ddtoa the Purses
OF $1,000 fourmie heats $780, three me mile
heats apnrse o. slve aae heats will be given each day Of
The number and celebrity 81 the bsryes in training this fall
Great sport Besdes Sweepstakes TO be Cor, the
" $500 and these Purse, being four time. WILDE
ha one commanding stable " stout add feet enouxhl
mny sks soOee n thr by travelling from course tn
ceusse within few miles cf each other thus enurtsg
ct home shrosd, ALEN L. HOTTS Secretary
s2dt 2d9
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IAYps
marsres put into this port distress having experienced
continual succession of hea y gales
Three sisters Masords via Havsn put Into Norfolk an
the ga, IN distress
F,esi ror New Orleans for New York lost during the
lat. gale between Mosquito and Mstatgas bar-one OF the
crew was drowned :.
into Norfolk on the sist, IN distress. -.
Fseso Jones, from savannah, at Baltimore, reports 18Th
Inst, s "a "a long IS S. Porto Rico vessel ou Por,o
CO Cor New York IN dis,resstook Cd r. Haven and d. w.
Jones
The Br b,rh Lady Jane Ellis er liverpool from Herdu
ras with mshosapy s7th August the Trisn
giles. The hull al heen sold
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walked up directly towards you--then taking
the huge iron crown from off his own head,
and placed It on yours, he said with look
of scorn, and a heilish smile OF pleasure,
";hen wear this; you are more worthy Of
distinction here than am" Immediately,
the whole internal ihrong set up n roar Of
laughter, and begun to taunt you with.
deacon -, deacon -, christian are
you en-" AT last | saw you loaded with
chains and dragged away, shrieking in the
most piieous manner. looked off from the
frighiful sight, and begged my conductor to
hasten away, and as we turned to depart |
heard a massey door CRATE upon its hinges,
aud heard cries OF put him in, put him in !"
The loud noise Of a heavy bolt succeeded
next, and woke mel found | had been
dreaming. But the dream has left deep
and melancholy impression upon my spirits,
and this is the reason am sad this morning
The deacon took the hint The dream
and the circumstance of its narration got
wind into the church. and the mouths OF the
parish gossips were shut for some time.
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DIR. mARsHALL's :.
Vegetable, Indian D'"'"
PA s r e r. =

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing mi
Ious Swellings, scurvy Sores, LAM Tin. al
Flesh Wounds, Pains in the oiu s,;.f IN Oss
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virtues Of the Plaster have been WIZ !" yados,
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For sale for the proprietor, oy Nv DID,
TON g. TYLER, BralIleboro; anu ="
MURDOCH, Mortified, Mass soplya
February 3, 1897. -
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Cheap, Chean
GOODS at = 49,

NEW GOODS at
In most Of those bough, Iua'i adrsps j
at actual cost. SUI 'aS fall and
The subscribers Within, u,
any display on paper, or n,;Nn'ng 10 N
Oh time spent in marker ."as ollhs h,'|
known store and long table, a"u Of iher W
goods carted from town 10 crowded va%|
specially inform the inhabiisoy,.s a, saR,|
and IT'S vicinity that they have inc, q kuG|
are receiving, small asso,,.J us' fecei'u,s
desirable Goods, suitable "a, ,h cfnes !,
- also, ~ 'sa'OR
GROCERIES-Old nv..
II > Teas; Souchong do ; CoIr. /, hl@s
gars Spices. &c, Fruits auu OrOsl
Noifs, Wrought and Cy,-p
and HOLLOW ,W, a,. I'D.
Ha''drare, crockery and G,o,. ;.
PaovisIoss-Pofk, Hams. SAM. s uer
Halibut, No | aud 2 M1cheIel mum n Cos
Flour, supertne, fine aud middI;. a@' Y al
sEEDs-Herds Grass, NOrlbs,D ~,
Garden Seeds '"''o Glove NJ
Oils, Paints, Dye Wood &,r
Drugs and Medicines. The be., Icy .svfFsuis
Wines, which will be sold for NJ NJ iS,plnha
poses only. Also, Alcohol. a. 'ss..u'elAalht
To let our friends and the nubl;st
they can get the worth Of ,bs;, 'nOS VIA
quote a few OF our cash prizes. noney, v
American Prints fast Colours. IN. =
mack Blues, Leland Rich prio,, 5 ,,ye-Nsni
Sheeiiug. 9c--common do stoIi 1S'ss-siss
ing. 4 l-2c-Baiting, lOc-Y n r., S'rStl1
good-Souchong do 2sr-A.S w.
r 8 The public need not be sum-, ws%t
should sell the above at lower n,;e p,'''a w
haps give some away. sa n
:, BAKER & MERRIPIp,e
April 6, 1898. 'IIO
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SLATE FOR SALE.

TIME subscribers would inform the public
Il that they are now prepared 10 furnish
SLATE Of the very best quality to be found in
the United States, from their Quarry at Gull
ford that they can furnish them in almost n
ny quantity on short notice, and which may be
delivered at any place on the banks Of the
Connecticut River, or at any port in the Un-
ion and also that they are prepared To execute
contracts for the laying Of Slate, if furnished
from their Quarry, either in this vicinity or
elsewhere, on the most favorable terms, --the
work 10 be executed in the very best manner
by experienced workmen in the business A
sample of the Slate and specimen of our skill
in business may be seen by examining the
roofs of the Marlboro and Commercial Hotels,
and various other buildings in the city Of Bos-
ton. Specimens of their work NAV also be
seen at Hartford, Con and at Springfield and
Northampton, Mass. on public buildings aud
private houses.
o. Refer TO Blake & Co. Brattleboro.
THOMAS BRUCE e. SON.
Guilford, VT. March 9Th, 1888. I2w2s
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THE WHEAT CROP OF 1898.
ONTARIO Co. Slst March, 1888.


| 1t is now good while since addressed
predictions proved nearly correct. | will now
venture my opinion on the coming wheat
crop. Wheat in almost all situations in
this section looks uncommonly well better
| think, than il ever was known at this
season ofthe year, and better than ever saw
it, Indeed, il is more forward than it was
at the end of May last year Therefore
we may safely calculate on an early and
abundaot harvest. Early undoubtedly il
will be ; and never knew a bad crop Of
wheat when early. | never knew the rus
ting dews come before 18th July, and from
all appearance we shall have harvest by
that time. saw you advised importation
last fall, although YOU and others calculated
(about harvesO an expectation Of 100000
dollars worth Of breadstuffs. Now | would
advise those engaged in importing. to be
cautious how they do it, II we are ever to
raise enough and to srnreihis will undoubt.
eddy be the season. especially If the prospect
is good in all the wheat growing States as il
is in ours. The weather is as fine as we
could wish ploughing proceeding rapidly
farmers, many Of them, buying additional
teams, and seemingly the prospec, Of one
good crop, after two failures. is encouraging
them 10 90 on larger scale this season.
Now mind, tell the importers to bring no
more grain than they can dispose OF before
harvest Depend upon it, il there is great
crop, Of which | have little doubt, the
farmers will thrash rapidly as soon as the
wheat is cut. Yours, &c. A. FARMER.
This is good news. coming as 1t does from
, source which is not likel y 10 over-rate the
favorable appearance Of the crops. We
did think last summer and fall that the
writer was little bit Of a croaker; but il turn
ed ont that he was pretty nearly right in his !
predictions We trust it will prove so in the
present instance.-N York Jour Com.
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THIS Snnff is superior to any lOln y: 4.
Il known for removing that troaole' ~ H,,d
ease, the CatarIh, and also Colo ~ .",c,s Oul
and the Headache. II opens ana ,,i
all distractions, strengthens The gra .,sj h
gives healthy action to the parts alr' ..s,, 4
is found to be very beneficial 10 man! S'
sore eyes. Price 81 l-2 cents per bO"s'
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LErrrn FnoN T. C. NoRRIs.

To Nj. JoBS MoFFsT-Sir: | take pleas
ure in Offering you my grateful acknowledge
ments for the box of Life Pills and bottle af'
Phoenix bitters you sent me. By the use of
this medicine, under the blessing Of a kind Prov
idence, have been relieved from a distressing
diarrhea Of about four months continuance.
had taken but twelve OF fifteen Of the pills
when my complaint was removed. have oc-
casionally used the bitters, and value them
highly, but think the pills have been the eff
Gent cause Of the change in my condition.
Let the add, that such is my confidence in the
efficacy of this medicine, that ! recommend il
to strangers, as to acquaintance and friends,
and say, as speak oft, that consider il a
bove all price.
] know Of many who have received impor-
tant benefits from the use Of your Life Pills
and PhGnix Bitfers," and am confident, were
your medicines generally known, they would
to great extent, prevent the use of deleterious
medicine. With my best wishes for your
prosperity and usefulness in the community, 4
am, sir, respectfully yours. sc. Il. C. Noa-
ms a9e Bleeekpr street