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MiIIviIIeI Mills,

MIllVllie MElas,
Situated on The Shenandoah River, 10 said
county
The Property consists Of
sS ACRES OF LAND, .
Most Of il valda5le-a Two Sits kfiek Dwell
itg house. and other Oui-hoasss aed buildings,
complete and necessary for thsteonfptt Of re-
sidence h3t
A MILE tceH built az Brick,
4 stories high. new machinery Il good prder.and
capable Of manufacturing las barrels Of four
in "a hours Of structure and waller power no.
sur passed BY any in the Valley Of yirgi1is.
There is also. az Old Mil House with ma
chinerJ, which could be 6tted d small expense
10 do cpunlry work. The wheae property IS Of
great value. comparing in all respects most ad-
vanlsgeously with any similar Pfeferls in this
section Of Virginia.
Terms Of sale as prescribed b. ne decree Of
The Court one-ioer:h OF The Purehase money
cash-the residue in three sqaA aainsl iustal-
ments from day Of sale, no, besr'ng interest
the deferred pay menis % b. setaised ~ deed
Of Trust, and policy Of ins9fsnce % The pre-
lnisss. The rePorI Of sale 10 b eo1hrmsd By
The Court
Immediais possession 10 be gIssal
ROBERT YIlcuNRAD.
WM. c. w0kTs5fNsT0N,
June Is. 1876 fes,silssi1,eIs.
~ ~ 49, is' ~~A
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NNRoM / inch to 81 in siEe--sfor sale low. by
II ROBERT RUSSELL.
Harpers-Ferry, June l3-3t.
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Resignation ofa Bishop 1t isreported.
@ue beliet 3 with good foundation. that The
Ri. Rev. H U. Onderdonk, has. by reason
Of physics! in6rmiiy, resigned his duties
as Bishop OF .he Protestant Episcopal
Church ofths diocess Of Pennsylvania.--
NJ York .aner.
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Auction notice.

Shephefdstown, May %. 1874.
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TO my Customers az Elk
Branch.

Hsrpsrs-Ferry, juns - 81.
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PARISH LEVY.

The Sheriff Of J.esr'Oa cennsse as tsllOs's. Vi. .
To William H Griggs, Supetinsend.
snt Of Poor House 4295 n
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such agents to pay all sums received by
them for taxes into the Treasury on the
first Monday in September, December.
March and June, in each year, after the
passage of this act and each and every
agent, before he acts as such, shall give
bond 10 the State Of Maryland with good
and sufficient sureties, to be approved by
the Treasurer, and in a penalty to be by
him prescribed, with condition that the
sad agent shall, well and faithfully, ex-
ccuIe his office, and the several duties re-
qured, and 10 be required of him by law,
and that he shall, well and faithfully ac-
count for, and pay over to the Treasurer
the several sums of money, which he
shall receive or be answerable for by law
at such time as the law shall direct, which
bond shall be recorded in the Office of the
clerk OF the county, for which such agent
may be appointed.
Sect. ). And be it enacted, that it shall
be the duty of the clerks of the Levy courts
the Commissioners fthe tax, and the Ap-
peal Tax Court of Baltimore, |as the case
may be,) TO furnish the several agents So
to be appointed, as aforesaid. bv the Trea-
surer, with list or statement of the tax.
able inhabitants within she limits, forwhicl
they may be respectively appointed, and
the whole amount Of tax due from eacl
taxable.
Sect. 4, And be it enacted, that the com.
rcnsailon of said agents shall be com,
mission of three per centum on ali NOME.
paid by them respectively into the Trea
sury.
Sect. S. And be it enacted, that when
ever, and so soon as Il collector or collect
ors for any county, in which an agent o
agents may be appointed, either by tn
Levy courts or commissioners, or tn
: Mayor and city council Of Baltimore, o
the Governor, under the provisions If thi
act and shall qualify, as such, the powe
, OF tile agent or agents, in such county
district or city, shall cease, and the none
then in his hands shall be paid by hin
mt" tie Treasury; and on failure, hi
BOND shall be put III suit provided, til,
+ at any time before a collector is appomte
as aforesaid, the agent may become sucl
: by giving bond himself with surety G
+ suroles TO be approved, as aforesaid, q
: collector.
: Sect g. Aud be it enacted, that ali til
t taxes now due and in arrcar to the Stat
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LAW OF MARYLAND.
CHAPTER COS.

A FURTHER supplement to the act en-
titled, an act for the general valuation
and assessment of property i'll this
State, and to provide a tax TO pay the
debts of the State, passed at March SEES
sion, eighteen hundred and forty-one,
chapter twenty-three.
Section |. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, that in the several
counties of this State, Howard district, and
the city Of Baltimore, wherein collectors
oGlhe taxes now imposed or to be imposed
by Law, shall not have been appointed, or
having been appointed, have failed or re-
fused 10 qualify and discharge the duties
of their appointments, as required by law,
at SHALL and may be lawful for the Gov
.ernor, ard he is hereby authorised and
required, on the first day Of May next, or
as soon thereafter as conveniently may be,
to appoint collector or collectors for
such county, district or city, as the
case may be; and the collector or
collectors SO 10 be appointed, shall
give bond, TO be executed by him or them
with llcir sEreties, and approved by the
Governor, OF some Judge of the County
court, for which the collector or collect
ors may be appointed, and recorded, as re-
quiredby the original act, copy Of which
bond, certified by the clerk, III whose Of
flee the same may be recorded, shall be
by him forthwith transmitted to the Trea-
surer and the Governor Of this STATE; and
the collectors SO to be appointed, shall
i'ave all lhe powers, capacities and priv
!lcgGs3 which are possessed OF enjoyed by
collectors appointed under the origina
act, or its supplements.
Sect 2 And be it enacted. That If, ii
any county in this Stale, the city of BaIli
more, % Howard district, a collector .
collectors shall not have been apponte,
and qualified by the first day Of June next
then and "a tisal case, j! sl4al and may b
lawful for the Treasurer to appoint al
agent OF agents 10 such county, district 0
city, giving the preference IN such appoint
.ment, to the Sheriff of such county o
district, with power to receive from til
several inhabitants Of such county, dis
trict or city, all sums OF money dAa 60
taxes under the original act or It's supple
lmcnts, and to give eilcctual and valid re
,1ee.ps therefor and il shall be the duty {
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SOMETHING NEW. !
BBc@N(y and {
Economy. :

But little more than three mouths have clnps-
ed since the subscriber submitted for the inspcc-
lion Of the ruujic his superior fine IT X HATS,
al The low price oil Si,!5 equal, il all rcspccts
10 the most costly (and with which hc clallru-
,rC sa cUmprsou) and in this short period oitimc
he has more than realised his most sanouinc en-
prctatiUEs. lie would therefore tax this oppur-
tunily oimakiug his grateful knOWlcLgumcnts
tot discerning public, and also Of tNucssinn hIs
gratitude 10 his former friends and patrons who
have 50 generally called ON him since his ro-cs-
adjustment in buSucss-as IT is prooi that lac
has heretofore given satisfaction. lie will now
use every cXcrtlon not only to please the fancy,
but to furnish the
CHEAPEST aud BEST HAT IN THE CITY.
This he is enabled to do from his Practica-
knowIrdmc. and peculiarly economical cash sys-
tenn ufbuauc8s at less prices than they can be
offered By those who are mere buyers and sellers,
and still adhere to the cid credit system, will
hiyh rents and cXtrava@ant expenses. In proof
orh.a position, he viii, on Thursday, the 9Th of
October, Introduce for the inspcctioG OF the pub
be
SUPERIOR FlNENUTRIA HAT,
on fine Russia bu !, Attic unprecedented low
prcc Of
|LREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Equal in all respects 10 those sold under the old
system at ; and %. The above named price
vii. bc strictly athcrcdto, and o trusts his friends
who order tIicr Hats sent home will not be Of
Tended should the bill be sent at the same time
ur soon after, to their counting houses, as no
book of charges is kept III this establishment.
The subscriber ,s5pry to say that efforts have
been made, and doubtless will continue to be
made by some to inIurc his Economical and
Fashionable Establishment. He would there
fore particularly invite the public, after examn-
mo every where else, TO call and sec him.
I5@llas aud Caps ofcvcry description made
to order, atshortnuticc, wholosalcand retail
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is admitted by all who have used them, (and
shJ has NOT that Dir. Peters Vegetable Pills "Ic
10 most uMivllled medicine ever discovered Ivy
10 ingsA lity of min. They are Il sovereign
sac for the following comp lIlnis-lCliow and
nttoIS !cycrs, fever aaI agIc, dyspepsia, Group,
Eor - i 'lLlLL, sick aelttrhe, Iundicc, asthma,
irupSy, rheumatism. enlargement of the spleen,
lilies, cdoilc, female INSTRUCTIONS, heartburn, fur
'cd tDuyuc, nausea, dsicusiDn oithc stomach u
1pweiS uopiont diLrrhml, llItulcncy, hubltIal
ostiyonesS loss OF appetite, blolchcd or salow
.OupiaAjuu, and ait cases Of torpor Of the bow
els, where calh#rtlc or an apcricnt Is needed
'rhny are OK tsdIn"y mild III thcir operation,
producing neither ntusoa, r'Ping or debility.
DIR. j. q, Saith, Of WoodstOch: Va, says
e Floy arc l better Pill tna. can make" He
nrpnnnu !, lhair use.
The aGrut 1t Stratsblrgh Va, says he sup
plies families for 81 miles around with Peters
Pills, and they perform such rGmori able cures
Mrs L Ward, Of New Work, was troubled with
dyspepsia lal liver boup!r1It for > years. Bv
using these Pills 4 short tmcshC was completely
cured.
Miss Clark was afflicted with irrrGuariticsard
obstruction, attended with most distressing syiup
toms. she was cured by using DIR Peters Pills,
lion + ID Davis was afflicted with rheumatism
as tu be unable to dress himself. Three boxes
Of Peters piIls cured him.
But why m'llipy testimonials; We say to
all, try ID, retcrs' Vegetable Pills, and we Will
guarantee titlt afterwards you will use them in
preference TO all others
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 90 North Sixth
street Philadelphia.
For sale at the Malicno and paint store Of
w. Joseph WlIlleo, general AGENT
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TIE. POCAnONTAS OR
INDIAN PILL,

Tn, great variety Of Medicines offered in the
L. States, for The euro ofcvcry discasc- and
.hcirgcucral use furnish proofthnr the confidence
oitiG cOmmunity On this class Of Medicines III
ercaacs lrlhis had boon confined to persons
wclll"r printed with the principles Of the heal
ing art incllculable benefit would have resulted
to society. Unfortunately, however, these ar
Lic!cs have too frequently been prescribed in
complaints Of opposite character, and the same
medicine been offered as specific remedy for al
the diseases which flesh is heir to-.
In Bilious Fever, enlargement Of the Liver,
laundicc, Bilious Cholic, Vomiting, Sick and
Foul Stomach attended with Headache, Dys-
pcpSia and Costivoncss, Inflammation of the Iiv-
or, and all those arrangements of the stomach
and bowels, and general health, dependent on
congestion oitho Liver and its circulation, the
Pocahontas Pin will perform the part of "A spc-
| ellie or certain remedy. We only solicit at the
oamds of the public, fair trial Of the Pill, and
hol assured no encomiHms Will be necessary
with those who use them.
Milton, Pa. c. T.. MERRlCK, NJ. d.
Sold at DIR. Wallace's Medicine and Paint store
Ellton, Joseph llaincs Bricl; Nice ting House
! chm l., CLAYTON Pivot Bridge, Maryla Id.
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courts, the commissioners, and the Re
gistcr Of The city Of Baltimore, annually.
on or before the twentieth day OF April,
to give the Governor ut1irjl Information
whether there is in the counties, How
and district, or the city Of Baltimore, a
duly appointed ahd qualified collector or
collectors Of the Sta,c taxes; aad ihc said
clerks and registers are hereby lrIiilcd
to give the same information 10 the Gov
crnor within thirty days after the passage
of tIIir act
Sect. u. And be it enacted, that the
Levy courts, or commissioners, or Mayor
and city council Of Baltimore, as alorc
said ale hereby authorised aud required
to levy upon their counties, Howard
district and the city Of Baltimore within
twenty days afcr collectors shall have
been appointed, such commission not cX
ceeding ten per ccnlum on the amount TO
be placed in the hands of said collector or
collectors for collection as will, in their
judgment, chsUre speedy collection of
said taxes. for the use OF the collectors.
who shall collect the same, which said
commission shall be collected as part OF
rnnn,ins, Is,r;rr ~ civ. ns ,r,ras,;I -,
n,o .a,no. ,;,no .nJ :, no .on,n ,n@nnor
~ cnmI,y ,i',r.r,s ~ ,a;J cn,n,;ag ii.
,r;c, w. c;,,. nr- ,,o,, cnIIoc,oI 49,
En H. Um5 'CE,,.n,sc, rgne qr,r,.,
March OH, lSl!. March 0lh. ISL
This rur,os This cngros
sed Bill, The sed Bill. the
original of original OF
which PASSED { Gna,q ! which passcd
the House orl Sea-. HE Ssna,r. the
Dclcoa,es, the ( 49, } 2Slh dav Of
l6lh CAV of February, l@li
February.ISIl was This day
was Ibis dav read and as
read and asscntcdto scntcd to.
BY order, BY order.
GEO G. BREWER, JOS. H. NICHOLSON,
Clerk, Gle k.
FRANC ISTllOMAS.
STATE or MARYLAND, 70 WIT:
Bclt remembered, aud We hereby certify
that the a!orcgojug is a true copy OF the
act entitled, ~ further supplement TO the
act entitled an act for thogcncrai valuation
and assessment of property in his Safe,
aud To provide a tax To pay the debts OF
the State, passed at March session ei.h-
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E'U G5 pee G5gi3c22S!
WE
are bound to
believe it from the very


are bound to
believe II from the very
circumstance, lhataIi who take
DG. SwAyHG's Compound Syrup of villa
Cherry, do say, that il far cEnc!s all other Me-
dicrrc#, for Coughs, CuldS, Splitting Blood. Itch
ling or rising sensation in the throat, JrouchL!c
wuooplug cough, Asthma, weakness Of
the nervous system, or impaired
constitution, from any cause,
and to proven, persons
Nom falling lntUa
Decline, this me-
diciuc has no
equal.
In districts where CaIoncl and Quininc has
brru too freely used in IHlous complaints. Sc.
DR.. Swnynr's Compound syrup lid Cherry.
will prevcuto their evil effects on the system, \
act us strengthening Alternative and iiupru We
the Bilious functions.
CAUTlON.-Alip preparations from this val
liable tree, except tie original DJnL Swayuu'
Compound SyrHp Of Wild Cherry, are fictitious
and counterfeit Prcparodony by Docl. Swayucs
No. ) / North S't' street, Philadelphia
CAuTIDN.
As all mcdicos which become very popular
like that Of D., Ss"uylc,s Chmpou2td Sy'op II
via CIcrrg aUcn pts TO Initiate or Counterfeit
in some way. are very frequently rcaurcd to
Therefore it IS thought best TO put the public ON
their wu0rd against Imposition. In the course
Of only two OF three years after this most dcacr-
ycdly popular remedy had introduced itself into
the sick chamber, and lis fame become widely
known, up springs several others into the market
and it'll view TO give currency 10 their new
inventions, they take the name Of " Il Chr,rg
to add to their patched up nustrUns thinking to
borrow reputation from that already established
and to help out still further with the scheme Of
dcccptou by one of the vendors the name Of Or.
u ispr is attached making ii appear that this pop
u!ar and highly respected Physician was The
author oftlis PREPARATION: such is not the fact.
| Another individual comes Out with what he calls
the Syrup of Wild Cherry, clnging still closer
TO the rlginal name, that individuals mght even
be deceived, when they went to purchase, if the
llfmc Of pR SwAYNE WIS not always kept in
view. Those who apply for these latter day prep
0ratlons OF Wild Cherry, let me tcrl them, are
tlmpefiog with their constitutions, and taking
draughtS from the n&nds Of incNpercncc, which
they would have to repent, on some future day
had not put them on their rulrd
81 E"DR. SWAlNE'S COMPOUND Syrup Of
Wild Chrcy is Put up III square bottles, contain-
Ing about eight ounces, with "Dr SwayHe'S Conn,
pourd Syrup T MA Chcryn blown in the gIaS:
covered with blue wrapper, over winch is a YET
low label with his written signature, tic coun
tcrieltIs" Of which will ho punished us forgery.
Sold 10y DR. II ii MITCHELL Elkton Md
July END 1913.
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counties, district or city, for which lhcy
may be appointed, and collected, Tor thrir
use, by the collector Of the Safe taxes for
IaUCh county.
Sect Il. And whereas in several Of the
counties the State taxes directed to be
levied, or where collectors have not been
appointed, and qualified therein, for the
years eighteen hundred and forty one
eighteen 4nndrc and forty two, and cigh-
zen hrGIred and forty three, have not
been levied, and the collection of the said
arrears in any-on year would he onerous
to the pco - Sc it enacted, therefore,
that in each Of said counties the said ar
rearages shall be levied and collected in
lnstalments, as follows the sum ollwcn-
y cents in every hundred dollars worth
of asscssablc property, within such coun-
| tv, witt! The commission allowed by law
thereon, for the use Of the collector in
the year eighteen hundred and forly-Iour;
and the sum Of twenty-five cents A every
hundred dollars worth of asscssaNc pro-
perry within such county with the com
mission allowed by law thereon for the
use of the collector in the year eighteen
hundred and forty-iivc; and the sum OF
twenty five ceuls on every bundled dol
lars worth OF asSeSsable property IN such
county, with the commission allow ed by
law thereon, for the collector in the yea
eighteen hundred and lorty-slX: the said
several instaImcnts cIarrcars, with inter
est as Aforesaid, to be LEVIED, collected and
accountc!! for together with the State tax
| Is, Whcrsh&Il or may be directed to be
levied, i'll and for said years, rcspcctIvcIy:
And be it enacted, that IN each and every
county, in Which the S'at1 taxes author
lsCd TO be levied for The years eighteen
hundred and iorty-two, and eighteen hun
drcd aud iorty-tlrcc, may not have been
levied, or where collectors have not bccm
Iappoinlcd and qualified, the said arrcars
shall be levied and collected III install
ments, as follows, to vii: the sum ii
twenty-five cents on every hundred dol
lars worth Of asscssablc property in such
county, with the commission allowed by
law thereon, ior the use OF the collector
in the year eighteen hundred aud forty
four, and the sum Of twenty-five cents on
every hu%drcd dollars worth Of as>cssable
property in such county, with The com
mission allowed by law thereon, for the
use Of the collector in the ycar eighteen
hundred and forty five, the said several
instruments Of arrears, with interest as
aforesaid, to be levied, collected and &C
counted for, together with the State taxes,
which shall, or may be directed to be
levied in, and for said years respectively.
Sect. -. Mad be ii enacted, that all laws
or parts orIaws, which require the Levy
Courts, county on distric. Commissioners,
OF the Mayor and city council OF Eu!li-
more TO Unit The collection Of county,
district and city taxes with the collection
OF State taxes be, and the same are hereby
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n Otfce9 NOtice!!

d nENT ATTRACTION, at WIRT'S
NsNcw and Cheap Store opposite Mr.. De-
havHs Hotel.
The subscriber has just received from Philadol
phia, large and splendid assortment of dry
goods OF ovry description; Hats, Caps, Boots &
Shoes, Glass, China, Liverpool, queens, carthcn,
hard and Ccadar wGIu; all Of which will be sold
as low Is they can be purchased cscwhore.-
Call ioI there are bargains 10 be had
Respectfully,
S Ii. i. WRIT.
! ElALgn Oct eIst 1918
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Cooking Stoves.

large and good assortment OF Cooking and Plain Stoves
santy hand among which will be found Sections Revolving
the best cooking stove IN
Merchants and others would do well to take with them one of
these bills and compare them with the prices Of the articles they
wish purchase at whaeyer establishment they may CALL and
they will find to their interest call No 3, Mechanics
Row. Ekton at which stand they may supply themselves about
one half the usual price. ENOCH CLOUD.
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Fancy StOvCSo

He wishes also inform the Public that having experienced
hands his employ he is prepared make order all kinds Of
Sheet Iron Stoves both Russia and Iron, Radiators
Plain Ornamentcd Air Tight Stoves, and Sheet Iron
Stoves can be had orcra all times the most favorable
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TIN WAR;

wholesale and retail fifty cent lower than team be had for in
lhe cities for the truth Of which he refers the following list Of
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no XvEzE H0UDAAUo

Ghe Subscriber for the purpose Of doing cash business only
and extending his business has determined accommodate the
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undor the provisions Of thc act, to which
this is "a further supplement-, or any Of It's
supplements, Or which may hereafter be-
come due under them, or any future ac',
shall be and they are hereby declared
liens on the zeal estate Of the party SO in
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Commercial and Money Matters.


D5 For Commercial and Money Matters see Inst Pnre
MONDAY r. NJ.
There WAS another great rise in Stocks lo-dny,
and the ghost OF the buried speculative feeling Of last sprnG
appears to laye burst flight the souls o The
benrs Morris Canal mprovsdIls cent; rdana;s Ohio
6es = Illinois 6es = Canton Ia; Farmers oun Ia Mo-
hawk 3 Sloninston y. Iuison and Berkshire "a Harlem
IA. Long Island fell q.
The Exchange market is quite inactive. The
rates are withou, can.e Sterling ga 10 Francs 2s5
The Duchesse d'Orleans, French packet Of to-
day. took about $50. coo in Specie.
The receipts on the Long Island Railroad for
September were round numbers ss o00 This highly ia
voaLe of the fact that The money received orech
i, but trng This road gets very ai, proportion OF the
through travel and will undoubtedly ret during the
stormy weather OF the ap2r' 'nchlng winter months.
The transfer books Of the East Boston Company
have been placed the American Exchanse Bank For The
stock sll per share ex dividend Offered The Board
to day.
We do think ihatthe Express comes 1t n little TOO
srons in stealing the statement of imports aud
Exports ut this port vi hic mach lrboT 10 make. Ire
Express conveys" w:hort wori credit We are not
ia tidius ubOu: such Gattfs, an when Editors cai tad
arg. OF GAYS woi.? uie9tlns they welcome 10 T.
But IN iG;Iog init caIGn rarer which had The
aciL-s o. ,nus:Gy c1ci. the Grnres mther 2Dses the
mts of :entemuny iee,u@. The Commercial copies
po!,ua o; the Sa:cniea, without credit
Frcehis are dali, with !itle Cotton offering.
SOME vessels have filed ut i lo 10 Liverpool
but the asking Iate is generally Sled.
The extension oil the i!ur-m Railroad u White
Plains is raody proceeding Tie track graded and the
tmbers laid About mile OF Ironing remains to be done. II
is believed the road will opened White Plains during
next week This will prove great convenience TO residents
in Weschester and a and largely increase the
rsvsnuss OF the CoGpIny.