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RTT5J1ROS

RCADE BILLIARD SALOON No. " Barclay street,
jus. below q AstoI House !. the largest and st
good order and of PENIS make lwho acknowledged by
all good players be the best billiard table builder this
can, all times be depended for
ed by the weather.
Michael and oseph formerly of the All Nations Hotel,
and late Of Gothic Hail. take this method Of informing
and the public that they have just opened this
bshment and hope by and
rally bestowed upon them
Gentlemen who favor them with a ,au depend
having the best of with private apron
for their exclusive use-and those wishing play
private informed that hore excellent table 10
rafe room which be secured by application the bar
N. B. The fasdious ed feel decacy in patron
izing this the company will be found always
MICHAEL PHELON,
ms 1m&rh JOSEPH WHITE.
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WAsnIreror, Dec. IL, le4s.

WAsHrroror, Dec III, 1915.
tn, Political Battle .ddmnssirafion
n, Cowss-7ae Conquered Provinces-- Santa Anna
The President, re.
you have already noticed that the battle between the
wings and democrats already begun and that the Mex
lean question il be the chief theme Of discussion The
former, commencing with Mr.. Carrot Davis at their
head are but carrying out plans decided and agreed
during the recess and though the latter have anticpa
ted the movement they not so well prepared for de-
fence ss the former for the attack "Impeschmen
is spoken Of az thing probable IL not at this at the
commencement of the next Congress, whom ths demo.
crscy are expected by their opponsns, TO be in mino
rity But even In such case than ths founds
ton could c as twothirds Of the mcmbs present
necessary to convict the President Of the odsncss
charged.
Whatever may be said, II would be well for those who
are 20 eager to condemn the Administration, to have
little patience and wait hear from the President him
self about the proceedings Of the Government an the
prosecution Of the war We learn from high auhorty,
and OF which there can be doubt that the Adminss
ton will communicate tho orders and Instructions under
which our army and navy are acting, and it, whole
oourse in the war Whenever the Congress shall think
proper 10 demand such disclosure Erroneous ~ have
been some Of the movements Of the Government they
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sLATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Affairs ia Washington .

WASHINGTON, Dec. Up. M.
Inc non Mr. Sewer will be appointed Chair
man OF the Committee Foreign Relations, in
the place of the Hon. Mr. McCuffie
The Hon. Mr. DIX win take the place OF the
Hon. Mr. Haywood, in the Committee on Com
merce.
There are no other important changes.
Non-arrivaI OF the southern Mall.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL
No mail south of Petersburg.
Attempted Murder I'm Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Dec, I'm.
Mr.. Cransfon, of the Eutaw House, was stab
bed last night by a drunken hack driver; thought
to be fatal. He still lives
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The subscription in Boston for the benefit of the widows
Of those who were recently lost belonging to Marble.
head, amounts to $500.
Thepspers contain numerous notices of the success
sugar cultivation In Texas From all accounts the expe
nmsnt IN sugar growing has proved eminently sue.
SIX Or seven men, In fishing smack from Noauk were
detected ON Sunday last in stealing the anchors and chair
~sbles from the wreck of the Atlantic.
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At Jersey City, on the 9th instant, by the Rev Mr.
Lusk TIMOTHY L. sMTB Esq, to Miss ArsA f., daugh
ter Of william woolsey, Esq all ofthe same place.
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MRS. ZEGLIO.
NO. 81 DIVISION STREET

NJ,
- WILL open large assortment of Paris millinery
v bonnets nc. Che will offer for Inspection a choee
stoe Of Fall goods, comprising silks ss,I9 PLAN snS
cut vevets, &C. Ne, which being selected win Eoon
purchasers
ais and patterns would find their interest 20 call bel
purchasing, the stock fresh the style the tes. wnlc
will he DISPOSED NJ IN reasonable terms nze lm nc
PLUNKETT 4 PAKDESSUS
q HAVE REMOVED .hsr Metropolitan Hat and zap
san street where they will continue 70 sell articles eqra
those OF any other establishment at the following rcduced
,..-rru,. s g; H... 8. s-Ms.ss
81 !" -. 20 I'd 7" 80
i;'-closs Caps .-.iS i,ss-o''n:t Caps. g 9
"a $500. IS "a ...... nix
All other articles AZ equally low pricss.
Jsies Plunhsu Rene Pmdessus respectfully request
eost,psaon Of the kind patronage with which hey have
hitherto been favored s7im<r
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wAsHrsoror. Dec. IL, ls4o.

WAsHISoTor, Dec. IL, l8<6.
A polite and handsome young gentleman informs US,
that at the Senatorial democratic to day, Csss
was nominated unanimously for the chair Of Foreign Re
lations but declined next Allen started but didn't
come up to the of Cass and he too resigned as he
would have done any how. The vote was, perhaps,
from courtesy than from any idea hat Allen would
accept the post again. compromise was effected upon
SEWER and on Monday next the election OF caucus will
be ratified by the Caucanans in open Senate Old Bull
lion was not on hand-he perhaps anticipated being
taken up and did not want TO be in the way We had
thought that Calhoun 10 be the but we suppose
his friends managed II to keep him out Of harms
way. The other committees are pretty much the same
as last year. A.
We call your attention to the advertisement for me
Congress printing BY contract obedience to law Pro-
posss TO be received only up the 9th Of January next
so that II you want chance you must De very quacx
There in an Abundance of the material on hand Tor
letter of ten columns, part OF which no doubt our
associates will work mp to admiration w.
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gusta IN place Of Lieut. wainvr,vh, vso ~. -.
ordered 70 Mexico " 1850 "So 80 sssn

-. From the Boston Times Dec III
PUBIC meeting Of all those citizens of ouipcev IA.
fo ~ g tne formation OF an Irish Volunteer Company
e Mexcsn war viii be held at the itown hall on
Monday evening next, Dec. l4th at o'clock The
"eeuns VIII DO addressed by the Hon. /. H. Wright
ToxsunS hrrEALERs-All those in favor of forming
u.sn volunteer Company for the Mexican war are
n na 70 assemble at Rechabe Hail. fremont Road
oo.her OF fremont Place, on Wednesday evening De-
cemoer 18th, at O'Clock. Mr.. Wright who IL now
ssing company, win address the meeting and receive
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WANTED.

ID afLof LENT lss nnmbs, OF steady men and rirs.
letter. pcsr paid to W. K j. TAPSCcOffs = ny
I5TSA FNE93 CTIRED
X& bhOADWAr, Extract u eheerfnllv comply with
was nvaided home as unit for duty In Of tt
Deafness and discharges from the That the
ment OF Drs Castle EDWARDS suIsts in New
rey recovered ms nearing ud has agaln returned fs
miitsIy duty.-signed, II. meNEVEN, Surgeon TO H b.
M, oacs ,! y ..n, f.. .
Acoustic OLA sure cure 10! nepent deafnsss dischsr-
OF NOISES ana connexions OF hard Ike. in the
ean-Ior sale ssl nroadwsy dill lmsrc
NOVELTIES FOR 'rHL Raj pOOM
DETER RORERTs rs.n..,c.n ,:i teOOM.
~. .r~.d:d tocL ~ y uIny 5oncn inspection OF
vi, Il. Ssrra chssns y"k 20 tne Isaucuon IN the tarn,
rn.rS VI navs neIeoIore oeen onered
Tsmhony "a t fin,nc "a III n .on.ee Dresses a -.
nn,c Sron,sd ~ y, .Iom 70 Va
Fo nn n. mGusc Leu tamuour dresses $l2a$t
.rs nrs.. III " D,esses az ~ usually sold ~
OF he newes ana most approved styles from
~ ~ g.. -:..,, nm.
vsrcv a.. :, ee ~ % NED with rich re-
Fsnch III. a.tlGe ever sHsred
,h 20 ~ Chem"eues WIN collars, at 10 g.
ID; woi.ah ~ W
Er,p, vncS 1n 81 "a "a usual price 2esaa3
superb Worked the most costly from s.
70 .o worm ana 81
Csns. % .nee anu tIimnieo ~ worked
dii ms,b "''' &c suitable 'or hoi'day presents
- - Ys DroaoWay.
$50 REWARD.
IL weighing about two ca,,is mo"n,sd nm h
small brtiIian, nj foo Of sts,n The min hs;nv ~.
selicl by ts owner above ia incr;nsic vor ~
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Saturday morning. 18th instant, JosxrHrsx youngest
child Of Benjamin and Josephine Csrman, aged years
and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

VIZ IRON the New Orleans Delta, Dec. Al
we are informed that about forty commissions have
neen taken OUT that four vessels are already prepared
Ior the service at st. Jago and others prepared
py practicable That the governa emit is cognizant
Oh tnese iacts and that il generally believed by those
VINO are presumed to be acquainted with the intentions
OF government that the ports of Cuba will be opened
prizes that may be captured by prvateers We not
prone to yield to unauthentcated reports of matters of
80 grave character and we would not publish this
ftatement we not satisfied founded on the
best authority in the city of New Orleans in regard 10
matters TRANSPORTING in Cuba and Mexico
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NEW REFE GLORY,
HARRIS BUILDINGS.

- N. f. Corner Of SiIfk and Chesnuf Streets
THE Subscribe informs his friends and the public
Il large, that he has opened the splendid
EATING SALOON
in this city and perhaps in America nithe basement OF the
above named budng-x ending nearly its whole length,
hundred and twenty feet.
The fit and for luxurious comfort
Of the complete snd beautiful character, fairi
challenge mpetition wi h the bcst.
H cooks the best thar be provided and his
waters active, set,e and His larder will be
constantly supplied with decscy Of the season. which
Will be furnished with the prompttud and the
very best sle and he trusts that With moderate eh,rgs
and uncessng attention, he will entte himself
share OF the public patronage.
Psrtss Of sixty in private
rooms attached to the general refectoy, fitted up most
elegant style.
ds iw abT VT PARKER
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FOR SALE.
- A THREE STORY HOU Sc on 23d street .betwe en-
E the "a and Sd avenues tits well flushed and rsplete
with the latest Improvements, including kitchen
sn. Geld and warm baths water closets. Ec Issn
e mante tne house, court yard Of Is feet in
OF row OF six house the south side Of For
further particulars apply WISE SONS
dI3 lmsrh i72 Pearl n
Ia FOX sALE-A firm OF 6fty-two acres most de-
E::H ghtuly situated about five miles from Elizabeth
town, N. J, comprising a handsome commodious
dwelling house fitted with marble and every
nence for respectable family the whole including gar
dene,s horse. barns ice house other budngs in
state OF repair the orchard contains twenty
easy from New York either by the various car,
nom Jersey City the ferry E1ixabethpO whence rail
road train within hundred yard. house. renders
TINS property very valuable TO those doing business in this
Tor three years bond and mortgage FIVE per
:, VYSE SONS, liz Pearl 1t.
Also, for sale, dwelling house in Washington street
MIA I'm
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J.P. DIETRICH. Aacriouesr.

UP. DIETRICH, Aacrionesr.
M ONDAY. ih inst 10 clock, will be sold at auction
1 No - Bowsry the balance Of the stock of fancy frs
Muns Sleigh Robes &c. stock Of declining bust.
ness. To be sold without reserve.
B-The store Is TO st and fixtures for SALE dis lrsrh
MONDAY ast instant 1876, will be sold at Auction At
NA II o'clock, IN the old French Cabinet Warehouse No.
beesman street. the entire stock Of elegant and style
TIL sale dl2 3tsfh
w. y: HAYNES, Auctioneer.
>O be sold at public uction the premises House and
Two Lots between Ast snd 4sd Streets lh avenue, on
.he 6ih day Of January 1877 at 10 O'Clock A. M f dis
time Of and the balance ia days aer when full
ply 70 Harris Wilson. Esq., II Murray Terms easy
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eau ZION To THE PUBLIC.
JOHNSON'5 TOOTHACHE DROPS.

Il msnent ofpan from decay ed teeth having
intrinsic value remedy become immensely popular
those who have used IT, many limitations have lately
thrust into the market by persons
the original and genuine article The obi this pars-
graph to caution the public against all such spurious
pounds Cloye Anodyue POSSIBLY be the genuine
80 long and .voEaby known BY sh. but tina,
for the las. by Henry johnson B. Sands
20 who - now the sole proprietor che only safety
11p s and 10 Examine p the wpper q the wal
Remember that the Glove Anodyne is an
cure for the most violent oohache pain gums and
mat Is manufactured genuine only by Henry 10 hnion,
ard Druggist 27s Broadway aide in theGra.
mite nudmgs sold also at 100 Fulton street. East Broad
way ara sos Hudson ST. Free Is cents. dl 3im&rh
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A RAKE CHANCE.
A GENTS wanted to undertake the sale OF and
"A useul patented article, that be sold to family
in the Union To Of caby and business habits,
a guarantee Of $500 per will be given Apply
e.. ALDEN,
No. III Fulton st, New York.
All letters must be post paid. n26 lms RI
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LOST,
MONDAY, Nov aoth, thrs e-stOne gsruet BREAST
person nding the will be literally rewarded leaving
n at go Broadway. iva
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A PURELY NATIONAL WORK,

n FChEL1 NAIIONAL WORK,
Ia Parts containing Thvee Eneravings Price Fy Ger ts
The RURAL CEMETERIES OF AMERICA,
COMPRiS NC picturesque aud monumental vi ews in the
~ benutifnl cemeteries OF Greenwood. Mount Auburu
Laurel Hill Green Mount Mount Hope the Albany Rural
The fist series, ofsx parts, will be confined to Green
wood and consist Of nineteen exquey flashed steel
Cravings by American artists Parts and already pa
and are pronounced by judges perfect gems
OPINIONS OF THE AMERICAN PRESS
Each number will contain three enEravings. Those al
Courier aud Enquirer. 80 '
The engravngs equal the best produced in this
country or In Europe IN Y. Suu.
Ihe ordinary can, phrases used in the criticism of
ap when really elegant thing appears like tins
perb Sreenwood llu 'trated. p Brooklyn Eagle.
we have eve, met with and =. G book Of
the GENRE table, vie win of the superb English
r. MARTIN, % John street.
Part Of the Chess Mag zine edited by C. Stanley
zee % cents part ~ x3aver. di2 2tis*rh
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HOWARD no TEL, 9th Dec, 1886.
FINHE SUBSCRIBERS thankful for the patronage they
have received during the past the above well
known establishments cully ssk Continuance Of
the same, with the that they TO connue
their deserve the public favor by constant at
tenfion all times the comors and convenience of their
guests.
do Iwsr THOMAS * WHITE.
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a kOBEHrsON, Halter, formerly Of Io3 Fulton
reet Is now located At 30 Fnlton street where ,els
the Hat usually sold for stk and s3. for - So Call spdsr
anime for yourselves. Ola 1wsfh
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EMPLOYMENT for number Of steady men and ellis.
- where their services will be equivalent their
le, T peat paid to " I'll TAPScOTT,
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HOTEL-FOR SALE

~ THE LEASE, Furniture and Fixtures of a first
E: class Hotel in Broadway. and doing very good
49, business complete order and a rate situa-
ton Any fishing engage in the above line cannot
hna more favorable opportunity the advantages such
that fortune be made few years The establish
men is now full and very successful operation and com
located ''
Any person with from - 900 $1,000 may apply either
Tor the whole half the
make new of being Obliged to retire
owing to Ill health For which will Be very favorable
Office. do 81 islr
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
THE subscriber has just opened Of the best selected
stock Of Lamps &C., now in this city: Lard and Solar
Kan All ana s ;d wish soid
Hall Lamps with stained glass The above goods all
ranged for inspection and will BE- sold prices Church
Hotels and Manufacturers always find large
ment Of Lamps suitable for their purpose.
"a. JOHN u. MORGAN,
d. 1msrc rlton 1t. door from Broadway
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TO THE LADIES

AIDES, you will peep 80, Broadway well known
the Premium Store, you will be astoashed the
Of splendid assortment Of fancy dress Caps and Hsad
Dresses, very style Of Chmmasets and Collars Also
Mourning Of every description together
Dresses for ladies French Embrodsres Laees
Ribbons, F10wer Featheu Gloves and other
ces mention Ladies' wanting articles
for the holidays win do we'll to call Broadway nearly
opposite Nblos, where variety Of French Goods
be had at the leWest market d5
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THE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGA.
ZINE, FOR JANUARY NEXT.
M IL be ready Tuesday The publishers having
" concluded make the entirely original have
al eady engaged popular writers regular contr
FOUR MAGNIFiCE NJ STE Ell ENGRAvINGs.
themselves.
TERMS Yearly subscriptions So Single numbers Is cts
One copy two years, or two comics year IS.
VIM TAYLOR & CO., Publishers,
d22us*rh No. Aston House.
l55 CARPETING. l55
CARPETING, CARPETlNG. GARRETT NO selling off
~ at reduced rates, the fall stock consisting Of
5000 yards three ply superfine, ex fine aud common
1000 yard. a. X * and X yards Venetian Is IS
$50 pair fine French and common Window shades g. $40
Together with large assortment of Rugs Door Mats
Stair Rods, Table Covers, &c. &c.
VIM. McGRORTY,
l33 Chatham street, LIST store above the Theatre.
N.BE2o pieces cx heavy superfne nnglish Druggetts
latest styles Just received ship Gladiator from
pool. dl2 Nsis rrc
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Quick Sales and Small Profts
FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 50, our own make
and warranted to give satsfacton; fine French imperial
Dres: Boots fer - So equal g those usually sold in
f Broadway iw ioT Is q ~ At YOUNG jones' 6qe
ionsble stores IL this city, Our received the shss,
prcs sold this city Boot. Shoes Caters made
to order at tie shortest notice. Mending. Ike done the
store. YOUNG JONES' Ana n
/. Dc lmsrc
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OVEh S1OES.
- LADIES and Gentlemen, at 367 Broadway, Won
can find the pure sheet India Rubber Over Shoes
from the TO the smallest and cheap those
made out Of old rubber And large cork Sole
double d. and French Boots also Of
misses and chdren beots and shoes equally cheap
at 1857 Broadway. OF Franklin street. ds imsrc
GoODYEAR's OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY
- LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER
SHOES, manufactured Of Goodyears Celebrated
Patent METALLIC India Rubber perfectly flexible the cold
est weather. For sale BY the single by
BROWER BROOKS,
Sole Agents for Goodyear Mnnufactories,
d ln.src 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church
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LAST WEEK OF THE LANDING OF
COLlJMBIJSt

y; tSAKNACCO, Italian Ch9rographiat' and Mile Az
Celaru grateful to the American bean monde
for the they have with in almost all
families in New York. have composed the
TARANTELLE WALTZ Dance Of Naples,
fashionable In the hgher circles Of Paris and
ANGELINA,
waltz FIVE steps, order replace the invented
by Mr. Perot which received Partisan salens"
being too theatrical.
The beautiful Dances and also all the fashiona
BILE Polka Mazurka, and Quadrle Mezarka, Re
Iowa, Waltz Kedows, Wazes in two and three steps,
thoroughly taught IN few lessons
B.The music for the above mentioned dances, recently
published in New York. be purchased at the Dancing
Academy, Broadway, corner OF Canal street, No So
imsr
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
FOR THE raLvENTIoN AND CURE OF
EHAppEn n ma


Where he will remain until further notice.
Every variety of Soaps Shaving U Extracts
Cosmetics, Pomatums with extensive assortment Of
Razors, ai, MAIL Doth and Shaving Brushes Toilet Bot
ties Odour Boxes suitable for presents &c. de- imsr
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m, JOHN c. PEDDIE
dis BIER JOUNC PEDntE
GENTLEMEN, NOTICE THIS
HENTL EN- en-. il need % be OF tsoub,e you
- any longer, to know where you go get your
Fecs or Over aud fanrs either eaned dyed
Collars Lnisgs buttons and straps for littls
can set all doue the ensuing Holidays without
disaPpointmnt Please give me calior send me
End be waited tire Pants and Vest made
for 90 Goat 8 to O. warranted to fit. Obs.ue the
Der il 81 MUIR ~ street. A. CORTlHOr.
Clothes Dyed to keep coors dis aw
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lOU NE w ANIL
I OST-A Pear Shaped Diamond. Slightly off color, i
- weighing about two carats, mounted pin, with
small brilliant at foot of The pin being valued Gas
selic BY its above ncrinsic WORTH reward
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for its de
BALL. TOMPKlNs & BLACK. 1871 Broadway.
d3 in tf : - -"-''
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Co piece marble Geo Walker; leg powd,r cbuisa
w 'ssss cheese y hxs frbins butter ,uh. DO
ferguson Sherr1a5; s ,xs Bnrriu L CT; q
einpfs har-s Coof Ena!s; 10 hbls eeRs 5; b. oil
box .utsr!es Scuhsrs L Prior 8 cssks ochre A arn
hoyt Go. h1a -c.-s ID Dsi; ~ Dbl. beer R-c &
Sfr her: bx, paper Pare, & Co.
N~V-f 'rr Hod fsii- Line A " p.f-i., 81 CO.
noa I'm W II. n.-li'h bG.E ehl stuff W
Dol. n1qr c.ss. ,sh-- So onls vhisy skas,. re %
potato es Purce' "a b!s w Oh. CO; = EfxIr.
bptl-r, Al nols ~Re,, j Burs.u
Hubble Cl-rs L Coz Lin--H4rge No 2-5nA ba os;s 2
phs' KS lo1 Tbs sBet 81 balls Erd hu,h pot.toe
DOL. bet ba! vlneear 70 sheep. 81 caves cnrs ard
es,ve. l3s hh's rye A'ur coops fcs buckles 60
oses w Or b1e' bay . bs,es ,h- CAvtAir
er' nds- IL .s-s cscoes 81 10 r.kes dog broom.
hhs src h bhi nd to. eggs inA, butter b
pos"'t u h1es oom"stics, crst- wooden lo.cs
."ruor-, n-'t- c-rp-tiOg hh1 sugar g snp,v 1bs ?
nnf-ss oroer II tso- hliier hhs 5as poi-;ce,
Mormon hyde; 50 ohl. h-r F-rratd; 81 bos oil
son. ?