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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
 .LII- -I L.~l

OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF SrATr,1
 Litfie Rock, 9h February, 1S46. TNHE Legislature, at its last session, having made l it the duty of the Secretary of State, after fur nshins all the counties of the State with the Re- vsed Statutes, to sell all the remaining copies; No- tce is therefore, hereby given to the Clerks of the counties in this State, to apply at this office for the number of copies required for the use of their re- spectve counties, in order that they may be sup piled previous to the public sale directed by the law above mentioned.
 DAVID B. GREER,
 Seerefary of State. I2o.4w1
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PLAYING, VISITING AND
 BLANK lARlN.

4 NEORGE COOK, of the late firm of Ely Smith - COOK, for the past six years manufacturers of the celebrated BARTLETT CARDS, would inform the public and patrons of the old establishment No T Fulton street, where he has always been employ ed, that he continues the manufacture of all varie- ties of Playing, Visiting and Blank Cards, hereto fore furnished by the establishment; and that orders for various kinds will be promptly and faithfully executed, application to his sole agents MessIs Ely Latham, No II Fulton street. at the following prices, usual discount of for Cash or to those who buy to sell again, viz
 Star, Chain, Dot Wave, Diamond Marble and white backs, s36 per gross Harry and white backs, 30
 Daeaturs do 24
 Iilsler do 2I
 Merry Andrews do IS
 Highlanders, No l star & marble back l5
 do No ?, l2 Enamelled, Ivory and Pearl surface Cards as per
 the following scale,
 Large, No fifteen Enamelled, S5 No thirteen ivory euamelled, $4 twelve enamellcd, S4 No fifteen ivory and pearl surface, 2 No fourteen ivory and pearl surface Sl S7 No thirteen ivory and pearl surface, $ 90 No twelve ivory and pearl sui face, $l 45
 Small No eleven ivory and pearl surface, $4 No ten ivory and pearl surface, $3 50 No nine ivory and pearl surface, Ss3 No eight do S2 50 No seven do ts2 90 No six do $2 9 No five do s2 No four do S2 No three do $l 90 No two do Sl 30 No one do $Sl 9 No eleven do Sl 37 No ten do Sl 25 No nine do $ p No eight do $l % No seven do sl GO No six do Sl co No five do 75 cents. No four do 75 cents. No three do 62 cents. No two do 62 cen. No one 30 cents.
 Embossed enamelled cards tinted and plain beau tiiully polished with elegant design as borders.
 PRINTERS BLANK CARDS. Small blanks, (pay card slze,) No l. Sl5 gross
 No2 do I2
 Large No l. Ss24 per gross Ne2, 2l
 Double size small, No l, S30 No }, 2l
 Double size ofthe large No l, $75No2, @ Also all the above sizes ofevery description, to order Other sizes cut to order of either of the foregoing qualities.
 Mourning Cards of various sizes, made to order Gold-bordered cards do do
 GiIt-edge do do
 Enameled sheets, cap size, and 20 by 2l inc he. Ivory surface do dc do
 Pearl do do do do
 Blank sheet dc do do
 Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets made t order, of any coor or of different colors, as may b desired
 The subscriber invites all editors of the Unite, States and Canada, who are disposed to take their pay in cards, and who will senda copy of their pa per containing this advertisement to insert it io 1 three months. GEORGE coo k. 1 New York, Jan. II, 1916. 26-3m
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AelmEnistratoE.'s A Notice.

Y ETTERS of Administration on the estate of L Euclid L. Johnson. having been granted to the undersigned, by the Probate court of Pulaski county on the 4h day of February, instant, notice is hereby given, that all demands against said es- tate must be exhibited, authenticated,- within one year after the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate; and if such claims be not exhibited within two years, they shall be forever barred and preeu' ded.
 DAVID B. GREER, .9dm'r. Eoh stb Igte -oo.6w
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 LiHlc Rocl., NarcA 10, lS46.

If our collector should chance to call up- on you, requesting the payment ofa little ad- vertising bill, or asking half dozen of your friends names as subscribers-do it-do 1t!
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sMAMEVs9S GARDEN SEs,Bss

LUST received, fresh assortment of these justly sB celebrated Garden Seeds, comprising thirty -four varieties, in boxes
 For sale wholesale or retail, by
 WM..VANCE & BROTHERS. Little Rock, March ?, 1846. 25-6w.
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DR. HULL'S
Vegetable Fever and ague and anti-Fever
 

Among all the advertised remedies of the day for Ague and Fever, Chill and Fever none seem to meet with such rapldity of sale and give so much gener al satisfaction, as Dr. Hull's celebrated pills When ever they have been introduced, all tonnes in what ever shape, all mixtures and Pills and preparations of every character, designed for this disease have been discarded as 0c;- wholly useless 40 and Dr. Hull's Ague Pills have been received as the only permanent cure!
 They stop the Chils and Fever the fist day, and do not sicken the stomach operate on the bow els.
 Young children. and persons of all ages, sexes, and conditions may use these Pills, net only with safety, but with the certainty of success. Judge Forrest of Jonesboro Ala, was cured of . severe and obstinate case of Chills with only hall bex after two physicians had exhausted ali their skill
 John Camp, merchant at Elyton, Ala says he never knew them to fail; has sold several groce of boxes, and cured ten cases in his own family Messrs Pettigrcw X Gray write they are entisely out. They say medicine sold in their store gives scuh satlsfactlon cures as soon, and permanent ly.
 We might give scores of references and certih- cates, but we refer the reader to our agents, where they may obtain pamphlet (grats) giving full description of the medicine and it's manner of use. Price > per box, with directions.
 l1s-Sold by the same agents who sell my Cough and Worm Medicines advertised below.
 DR. MULES
 COUGH LOZENGES. Every family in the United States shou Id keep a supply of Dr. Hull's cough Lozenges, in the house. not only as q preventive medicine against the con- sumptive tendencies of the climate, but as an eitec- tual remedy in all cases of Coughs, Colds, Splitting of Blood, Night Sweats, difficulty of Breathing Asthma, Whooping Cough, Emacaton, and ge- neral Debility. Remember that this medicine IS no mere palliation but il is all powerful in removing all diseases of the Chest and Lungs, leading to Con sumption and death. Price 21 Gents per box.
 DR. MULES
 WORM LOZENGES.
 Are preparation that never fail to remove Worm | from children or adults.
 Children will cry for them, and eat them as the, would candy.
 We suggest to all parents having children whom they suspect of being troubled with worms to giv these Lozenges a trial. The fact of their havin: cured upwards of IU,000 cases, puts thelr eiieac beyond doubt.
 Price p cents box.
 You please remember the name and get Dr. Hull Lozenges, as no others are before the public whie do not contain the virtues oi his medicine.
 Who would be troubled with that distressing com plant the Tooth Ache, when it can be speedily eui ed without pain extracting?
 DR ACCOUNTS
 TOOTH ACHE.
 ELIXIR
 Never fails 10 cure all cases of the ooth-ach, whe if arises from decaVed state of the the teeth. 1t
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LUST received, per steamer New Hampshire, 30 , Bags prime Rio Coffee, very superior article. ALso--full supplies of Molasses, Sugar, Rice, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Ssc.
 For sale low for cash only, by
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS. Little Roclt. March ,, 1916. 25-6w.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] COUNTY OF FULTON. In inc crcuit court o Fulton county Tuesday, 23d
 October, ISi5. Sarah Jane Howard, by her next friend, John Nichols, complata- ant. DIVORCE. US.

US.
 Adren Howard, defendant.
 DE it remembered, that, on this day came the ID said complainant, by her solicitors. and presents to this court her petition, verified by affidavit pray ing for decree of divorce, and for order of pub lication against said defendant; and it appearing from the affidavit of the complainant that the said defendant is nonresident of the State of Arkan- sas it is therefore by the court ordered and decreed, that this application be published in the 'sArkansas Banner" newspaper published at the city of Lit tie Rock, in the State of Arkansas, for two weeks successvely, the last insertion to be at least four weeks prior to the next term of this court and that if the said defendant shall not be- and appear at the next circuit court to be begun and held at the court house in and for the county of Fulton, on the third Monday of April next, and then and there plead, answer or denur to the said plaintiffs petition the same will be taken as confessed, and decree entered accordingly The petitioner charges Tn her said petition, wful absence for more than one year. next before the filing of her petition. It is further ordered, that the clerk make out true copy o1 thls order. under his hand and the seal of the court.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand, as clerk, and affixed my private seal, there being no public seal yet provided at office In sa- lem, the 27th day of Feb A. D. l9i6: ,
 A true copy from the record 1;rvc c,..,.
 March II, 1916. Printers fee, $6 5ol 26-2w
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NOTICE to Common School commissioners of IV the several counties in te State of .Artansas. For the want of an appropriation, made by law to pay for distributing the school books, slates Sc, which have been procured and are ready for distri- button to the Boards of school commissioners, the Auditor has not been enabled to distribute them ex- cept to a very few counties; and to those only by gons passing on other business.
 If the county school commissioners of each eoun- ty, not already supplied with the school books to which they are entitled would meet and authorize the clerk of the county to send an order for the school books whenever an opportunity shall occur for their safe conveyance, it might insure more early reception of the books than could otherwise be expected, without the means being supplied to pay for their special transportation.
 Whatever amount of funds might be in the State treasury, under the constitution and laws ofthe State, no money can be drawn from the treasury but in consequence of an appropriation made by law.
 ELIAS.N. CONWAY, .4uditor
 of .afkansas. AtDTToR's OFFICE, LITTLE Rock,
 Arkansas 24th February 1846. { 24-4w.
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Adn,inis.rator's A Notice.

F EfTERS of Administration, on the estate of I Ax John E. Graham, deceased, having been gran ted to me by the honorable the Probate Court of Pulaski county, notice is hereby given, that all de- maads against said estate must be exhibited prop eriy authenticated, within year from the date of said Letters, the same may be barred froEl any benefit in said estate; and if not presented within two years, the will be forever barred and pre- cluded.
 LII. GOODRICH, .adn'x. December 3l, ls45. lS-h
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On 1t is truly so,
 That ere long we all must go, Be our deeds what'er they may, We all must die in a coming day.

At his residence near Fort Smith, Crawford CO.,, on the I7th ut. S. s. OLIvER,.a native of Boston, aged P, years, Mr. Oliver, was an industrious and charitable man and will be long remembered by many to whom he proved kind friend. He has left an amiable and affeetionate family, to mourn over his early grave. The will of God be done; may he rest in peace.
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DA'I ID O' e' 11'' '- Feb. 9th, Is46.-226w.
HEED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. YElHE United States District Court, for the Dis \ trict aforesaid for the adjudication of uncon- frmed French and Spanish land claims. has adjourn ed oyer until the seth of March next
 Therefore it is ordered hy the court that notice thereof be published in .ihe "Arkansas Banner" for six weeks successvely, before the said 3otn day of March next. VIM. FIELD, r Clerk. Little Roct, Jan l9, 1916. 19-6w.
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LITTLE ROCK TJRUfAhR u1TSpIHIyRDs MISS SARAH Fl. QUAIL,

pA1A G1PAla EH'HE undersigned having been appointed Trss~ I tees, have made an arrangement with IJ3SY QUAIL to take the superntendenee of this Insh- tuition.
 The first session will open on MONDAY Tnk l5Tn DECEMBER, iS45 and as the number will bs linz ited ii is necessary that all applications 5o made as soon as possible.
 The course of instruction will comprehend an the higher branches of thorough English edasations together with
 FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,
 AND MUSIC. Tie teFnsef tuition fora session of five months have been fixed, for Grammar, Geography. History, Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. Con- position, &c., SIS 00 FRENCH, 10 0a DRAWING AND PAINTING. 10 % Musre, a Go From the 1attering character of tho testimonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from ths Washington Seminary, Penn. we can confidently recommend this Institution 10 such young ladies as desire to accomplish their education.
 Boarding can be had, in respectable families oa moderate terms
 T. s. DREW.
 T. ". NEWTON. Trustees,
 A. E. THORNTON.1 Dec. 15, 1s45. Tiff.
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HeA EEs.

In Rich Woods, Izard co. Arks. on the 18th ut Mrs. LANCASTER, eonsort of Robert Lancaster, Esq, aged about 60 years Mrs. L. left bereaved husband with large circle of relations and frienas to mourn her untimely loss. She was a worthy member of society, and beloved by all who knew her, But alas! she has gone the way of all the world
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DR. LAC0UNI TOOFli. ACHE.
 ELIXIR

Never fails to cure all cases of the tooth-ach when fl arises from decayed state of the the teeth. It IS simple in its application, harmless in its effects, and thousands who have used t have declared they would not be without this remedy if it costs no per vial. It is not d catch penny preparation, but actually does what it proposes to accomplish.
 G.ld n at
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DISTRICT CougT OF THE UNITED STATES, ]
 ARKASsAs DISTRICT. ]
 NOTICE TO BANkRUPrS. l shall apply to the Court al it's next term, for pro- against all persons who have failed to comply with the rule of the Court, requiring the payment of costs in their respective cases. A great number are in arrears, and heu- uiH in al probability Dc dismissed.
 VIM. FIELD, CLERK. Feb g, I846--2i:3w.
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Auditors Office, Little Rock, Arkansas 2lsi February lst6. 2a--sw.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] c.,
 COUNTY OF JEFFERSON. ''''

STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] sc,
 COUNTY OF JEFFERSON. ''''
 NOTICE FOR CONFIRMATION OF TAX TITLE.
 Whereas, on the 4th day of November, lSit, John J. iammct, sheriff of said county, pursu- ant to previous advertisement, sold for taxes the following tracts or parcels of land, viz the W ] of tie northeast qr of sec 22, of s, in I ' W, of the fifth principal meridian. containing eighty acres andehe of the W or of sec 9, S. W, con taining eighty acres; and the , of the n " qr of sec 22 8, W, containing eighty acres; and the of the or of sec p, 5 8, W, containing eighty acres; the " of 1T, sec P of s. T : W, containing eightyacres; the e of e qr, the W ] of the n Q or, the W of the qr, the W of the " qr, the , of the W qr, and the ] of n e'qr of sec 2l, in ss TT W, of the fh principal meridian, containing, together, eight hundred and eighty acres: and the undersigned Ambrose Hudgens became the purchaser: and which said several tracts of land he now holds by virtue of several deeds ex- ecuted 10 him by said sheriff. bearing date the tenth day of February. l8i6.
 For which saidsaveral tracts of land, the under signed paid the following sums of money, to-wit;
 Taxes at the sale, $l9 02
 Taxes for the year lsi5, 13 75
 Shertf's deeds, 90
 Clerks fees for recording, 50
 Taxes for 1916, 13 75
 Total. S62 52 Therefore. know all persons whom it may con- cern, that notice is hereby given to all persons who can set up any title to said lands, so sold and pnr chased aforesaid, in consequence of any right; any rregdIarity or illegality connected with such sale and purchase, to come forward and show cause at the October term of the circuit court of Jef- ferson county, at court to be holden at Pine Bluff on the 2d Monday of October nest, if any they can why the right so obtained as aforesaid, should not be confrmed--inasmuch as the undersigned will then and there move the court for confirmation of his ttle in accordance to an act of the legislature, approved Nov 3d. 1856, in relation to the cohhrma- ton of tax titles
 AMBROSE HUDGENS.
 Pine BluG, Feb. IGh, lSi6.
 Printers fee SI5 J0 2f:6w.
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c-A fresh supply Just receved'and for sale in Little Rock, by Drs. H. Alderman, R L. Dodge and J w. Tappe. Also their invaluable medicines may be had on inquiry, in almost every town and village in the Southern and Western States.
 !farcA II, Is46. 2s-Iy :.
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY OF WAsHTA.
 In the circuit court of said county, on the chancery
 side-ro the November Term, ISl5. Hill, Vaughn & Co.,,
 compliments,
 Smith, Gorin s, Co.,, ct al. IN ''i'' ''N"'I" defendants.
 TTPON the calling of this cause it appearing to O the satisfaction of the court, that, Smith, Gorin & Co.,, Thomas MeGowan, and Peter F. Arnstcad, defendants in the above bill of complaint, are not residents of the State of Arkansas; It is therefore ordered by the court that the said defendants be and appear before this court on or belore the fourth day of the next term thereof to be holden on the first Monday of May next, (l8i6,) and except demur, plead or answer 10 the said bill of complaint oxhb- tied against them by said compliments, alleging that said defendants, Smith, Gorln S Co.,, and McGowan and Armstead, respectively, claim certain moneys in the hands of said complainants, the proceeds ol corn and tobacco in the hands of said conplainans, and in complanants bill specified; and it is further ordered, that copy of this order be published in the ''ARKANsAs BANNER" newspaper printed in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas, for two success sive weeks. And it is further ordered by the court that Smith, Gorin & Co., Thomas McGowan, and Peter r. Armstead be enjoined and restrained from any and all proceedings against said compainants, until the further order of this court.
 Teste: PHILIP AGEE, Clerk.
 ScorT & STIrH. 25-2w.
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COFFEE. a'c.

AUDITORS OrFIcr, LITTLE RoeK,
 Arkansas 24th February lS46. 24-4w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-26
RETURN PREMIUMS.
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AMP
OTHERS,

1ENHE SUBSCRIBER Keeps constantly for sale,
stthe lowest prircs nn assortment Of NED.
ICINES. DRUGS, DYESTUFF s. PAINTS. OILS,
GLASS. VARNIsH BRUSHES, &c. &c.
Confident his prices Will give satisfaction. he So
licsevcn Iho.e who may not intend 10 purchase at
tho lme 10 ascertain The prices Of his goods.
Any communications asking the prices Of goods.
ore most ch~ehully ond promptly answered.
Ho would particularly sinic. that he hos Steam
Factory in conEcIiun with hts sloio. for PJwdenng
Jalap, Rhubafb, Ilecaeuanho and many other
Medicines; for grinding MUstafd. Clnnamun. Ais
rice Pepper, Gloves. g.; ind Lamp Block. Black
Lead, Vsninan Red. Chtuuo yellow aud green
Verdegris. yellow Ochto ond ohor Paints in oil
al Of which be Is able to sell OF the very lowes
prices
Pants mixed already for use and pat up in cor
then pois Of different szcs for family convenience
Puly Of The beI qualHy al % cents per TO- on
Of bladders. and Cts pes 10 Ia bladdon. IN quonl
ties Of so pounds ond Hpwnr's
b1rNo charge made CO delivering good, in anl
part Of the cny w w GORDON.
DRUeoI.r. No i52 West Pau. few doors from
Light H. aud opposite lie az ORR Depot,
hb25 BALTIMORE.
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LgCKINC VALLEY


AND OAKUM MANDATORY.
Mis- e,mp.i,UmsDt - ou, 81 The ,u e,,i "a ihe
K Union embracing 'Giircly ue,g inlcu, mn
chmcry ipr every bmuch Of The hu.ipess III.
Hemp IS hncki,d inn, lui lengih unI ,pun from
Ihe end. SO lhgl abe Grres are rut doubled; md .c
c"uS' qreHte "i ii's hew pFocc,. oi hacking ami
spun T.. tho Rope, whrh made. ~ ssc.sts u %
prci m"fe strength ,hau lhe handmade. The c,l,h.
lishmonl has hrcu in opefn.uu trr = months and
lac Roe bias already acquired credit over tSc
Eastern make, aud he prices of thii arsjcir are os
low as can Toe purchased Eist a large and gen
crnl as.oHmenrof every description Of Rnpc VII &c
beq rorstnnhy on i,nodi such NJ
Patent MumilaanJ Hcmp R1pn
Packing YUM Bale Rope Cotton Go
Twcc, Halter end Bed CafI Rope
Plough, COD Front Deep Sea nul Lead Lines
llainhro L'ne., Iinnsin nnd Morlue
Spau Yum. SI-h Cord 60 &c
have ius, raceiv,d on extensive assortment cl
NomIir R'rc III nuMc vrcd at tie aluve .fpclary.
consisting 81 lluw.or., CAoct Lines uf all szns,
Warps, 80 The cheek bncs ofc rom 10 500 yds
"a icns,h. aud MI he coil AZ Cincinnati or Puts
hnfsh prices. Acting rs Agent nm authorised 10
cell iur cAsH ouly Per ons dc.iiou, cf purchasing
= 60 arIe'e wil please gi,o me call RoFc
Store Water ST.. g n Berry
WcIlssufgh Transcript COPY to amouhi Of s.
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BGOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM
~ TllE SIGN or TIE
EBs4AGEi sg&Ys 9sGB'g'Ea Ks01T

South End Of Market Square.
Todd d HOW Ell, have iusl returned
4 ifpm il,c oaslctu ma,uiacgurers. within large
nnd uonl ossurmcul OF Bun's. SHOES Leather.
Lass, frdiugs, &ci which have b,cn .eicr'oa
viii great corc. cSprcsiy ior Sprrr mud Summrr
1"dc. which hey rl,dge themselves IRE 81 as euud
quality & VIII b" sid % ow any ptor luis ct the
same Uricc, hat j. nnw az has 'ccn brought Wcst
90 tho Allegheny Mmnains Persons wishing To-
purchn G "iii p'ensc call md exammO oar stock
hcIirr purchasing o'scwhcJc. OIfsiUck consists IN
nlrI nn lnILntN.t
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OIL CLOTHS, TIA CLOTHS FABLE
CLOTHsWlNDOW BLINDS FiEESCREENS.
DOOR PIECES COACH CURTAIN STUFF.
GREEN BAiZE FOR SIDE BOARDS 81.
REAUs. STANDS SC. SILK MD MU6LlN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN
TOsEPH WOOD, Of Eo-t WheeiiNg would fc
81 specially ioinrn he pnnlic uathc - rfsptr.
81 20 execute ufieu 'of anydIina enumerated sbuso
o. IN his line with peatcs.. duf1hiy and despatch
House Painting, Glazing aud Paper Hanging AZ,
attended to.
Residence anB shop nc,r thc old Gown Cl,s
Works. ap 70