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DR.. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE LINIME
FOR RHEITM SyVET ET n.


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be .ab.anaisd by the respectable persons who
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rs and srf spps.
lions Of this Lniment has been used with credible
sas III Gland. and
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Group be instantly relieved BY ssinstins piece Of aa.
and bind apo. h. p .SD ssss;. aaIsIMEsr'
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RiaswOr% q letter Barber: Itch ssad Head, &c.
Bsaon chSsa extracts the
a word upon the origin isd ave- Of
WhsS the human frame receives shock either from
win cough q he
ins 81: Ss
glands and swengs tho gandula system being the
direct application the diseased the Better
DR. RoAKEs IODINE EMINENT.
produce; healthy action IN the diseased strengthens
sEspssa sf.n rs.so 9ny sss:a Ss
this most valuable Liniment
r SE Si sFs Oily res9mmegdpg Dr. HoAKEs 10
tum truly scientific compound Of IODINE in the form Of
Liniment without color and smell that can be
used upon the most delicate female child with perfect
Not day passes without bringing the most interesting
result; SF Nj III ezra 81
Gentiemen-I feel duty the benefit of the
public the astonishing Of myself which follows
For the last twenty have been troubled with
tsm; could not walk without crutch the pain was
excruciatnE much that could sleep nights The
disease finally settled my hip joint the thigh became
elongated or pushed out Of socke. by the and nam-
forward and drew foo! backward the points my toes
barely touched the ground when walked My health
20 much impaired made up mind that the disease
ii % s safe ssd
wa. advised by friend try Roakes Iodine Liniment
WHICH consented without faith; before had used one
bottle found reef-t reduced the inflammation and ex
the cords became relaxed the appear
ance the pain and Illumination has all subsidized and fact
am perfectly well; walk without cruch and am
family. A. HEBARD rs John street ~
are stubborn cases; every day brings evidence
ses yaiue o e neans Iodine
the astonishing my child which IS as follows: Three
years ago ne W.. attacked with swelling the side
nnsly broke dscha!Yng large quantities Of matter, and
suffered pain ndescribable employed the phys-
who knew the healing powers Of Roaie Iodine Linmsnt 10
Ey i, am happy to say that had used bottle be-
ammaon subsidized before had used the second bottle
-, JOHN 8 EAsT9N, No g Ninth avenue.
myle lmsr
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In Claancery.

Before Assistant Vice Chancellor Sanford
MAY I5-- Christopher Wolfe va William Fros.-The
bill states that " s. Wilder in 1889, about to build
expensive dwelling house, the east side Of Broad
way, nearly opposite to Waverly Place. That before
building, II was agreed between him and c. w. Van
Raus who owned the next three lots south, to buy
strip of his ground two feet wide and build party wall
Joint expense and that Wilder should set his house
back feet from the line Of the street. and that whenever
the lots Of Van Raust built the building should
also be set back three feet from the line Of Broadway
Mr. G. Gordon, who owned the intervening lot between
wildcrs and the Church Of the Messiah (hc front Of
which Is still farther from the street line party to
the same agreement Wilder and Gordon built their
houses accordingly in 1892 and 1870, at expense Of
about S25 900 each Mr. Wolfe bought Wilders house
in December ls4i In April 1874 Frost bought of Van
Raust executors the lot next south Of Wders, and at
once commenced building it for cabinet house,
putting the front on line Of Broadway three feet in adj
vance Of Mr.. Wofc's house The latter aner notifying
him Of the agreement of Van Rausts, filed this bill to
strain Frost from building within three feet Of broadway
In his answer Frost the agreement set his
Ignorance Of il whom he bought, IF any exstcd) and
that II did not bind him.
Proofs were taken, and it appeared that II Frost had
signed writings before Wolfe notified him. yet he had not
pad anything The deed to him, and ais bond and mort
gage beck were LETT in escrow and had not been deliver
90 when the testimony was given
., me cause occupied the day, and will be continued
H. Clark, and J. Prescott Hall, for Wolfe; J. ~ Platt
and j. w. Gerard, for Frost
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james Daws vs. John d. Perturbation Of trover to
$253 the value Of quantity ofwatch movements,
the property Of plaintiff alleged to be converted by do
PENDANT The plaintiff in june, 1884, occupied the store
1894 Pearl IT. in which he carried business he alleged
that defendant had the privilege Of keeping desk and
carrying his business in the lower part Of the store
The two upper lofts occupiedaby the firm Of Atkins
Co., who resided in Connecticut In which they carried
on the business Of watch movement manufacturers II
was also alleged that plaintiff in the habit Of advancing
money to Atkins Co.. and that in June 1874 he refused
to advance any further until he secured for his
previous and future loans upon which they executed
him an assignment Of the property in dispute. For the
defence il stated that man. named Norman Allen
the person who owned the estabIishmenti Pearl
stree-hat the firm Of Atkins Co were not known in
connexion with it, until after the failure Of Allen in July
1874 that Allen and the defendant occupied store joint
y in John street that the latter procured from defend
ant accommodation note for $780, upon condition that
he (defendan should have power to indemnify himself
against any loss out Of the property In Pearl st. be-
longing to Allen; when the note became due Allen
was not able to take up and defendant renewed IT, and
finally had to pay the renewed note that not until
after the failure Of Allen that plaintiff set up any claim
and then commenced removing the property and exer.
cising OF ownership whereupon defendant
TO himse he had right TO do under his agree.
ment with Allen, took the property in question After
counsel for defendant finished his statement the court
sdjourned.
The other branch of the Court in which Judge vi.
shoener presided, amer empanneling jury, adjourned
no business being ready.
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NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS arriving at
June 1876 The following extracts from the law
quarantine passed May lsth 1896 published for their
sEcTIos2 Vessels arriving the Port Of New York shall
&c subject 70 quarantine As follows IL All vessels direct
pe.en iaissiious fever existed the time Of sSsi!
e. wa1 % h;s ind
the voyage any Ca Of .Se fever ss. nsv
amer their arrival and twenty days cargo
ss: ssgs s::s such s:-
s $ y
Of the time in said mentioned all vessels from
r. Ssss ss'.s q %
from place 10 the ordinary from whch they
Ssy G Ss G y Ill s ~ nay
q 6. Aha .s. or A Ms: :,
Western Islands, from place America in the ord
&c s.s sx s r. S:s &
Der shall be subject e such Q".rantns and other respa
OF small Or infectious, contagious disc ase
as % o. .'s .s
he Quarantine Ground be subject vi.ton by the Health
ss nee
which X. e
the Health 0ssr shall rs.e5 r h;. 1Sa shall
sssy ss nssS
p board Of any vessel 70 Be sd By pilot who
shall eiihel iss Give false such pilot relative
the sSSaon vessel D.e pwssses he esms or
refuse to give such shall DC lawfully required
plot % e9@s o. vessel uslSr a OF .n.h
q BIZ e. K. f esh y os ppSs
s 5, city .. MsS directed rsss ss 'Ss ps
Of 60 s nSenes and b. .aSse,
Inc not exceeding thousand dollar. BY imprisonment
no, exceeding Twelve MONTHS Or by both ns and mpr'os
m''' HENRY VAN HovENIERoH Health oacer.
na ..ad S1 e Hs.iiS co%m.scne GUY Hi
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The court was opened yesterday morning, by Judge
Betts After he took his seat he announced TO the bar
that he had received note from Judge Nelson, stating
that he was confined to his chamber BY Illness ana
would not be able to down to court but hopea nc
would be able to open tho court this morning ana near
motions. The case Of Pratt indicted for cruel ana nm
usual punishment was postponed until WEDNESDAY
Judge Belts also announced to the bar that he would
take up the civil calendar in the absence Of Judge Nell
son. next week that in consequence OF the arrcar OF
business in the District Court he would 80 through IN
its order and requested counsel to be prepared he
could not delay the business Of bis ewn court
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Before Recorder Scott and Aid Brady and Livingston
John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
MAY ls.-Piea Of Guiify.-Charles Hayden, against
whom there several indictments for petit lsrcenes
through his counsel f. A. Tamadge, ESQ., entered pleas
sentence.
Trial for petit LsrcsnyWm. Bloomcr, indicted for a
petit larceny in having stolen from the store Of Mr. A.
smith, Of Bank and Fourth streets sndry articles
alleged to be worth ~. the 18th day Of December,
1870, then called to trial. and found guilty by the
jury.
Another trial of Bieemsr.-This individual was then
tried for having on the same day committed assault and
battery upon the person Of Mrs Smith, wife Of MIR. A. b.
Smith. The accused, in the preceding case, ives
found guilty The District Attorney, then moved for
judgment but in consequence Of the prisoner not being
present. his recognizanccs declared to be forfeited
No other cases being ready for trial. the Court adjourn
ed until tomorrow morning
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EMPIRES. ATTENTION.

LINAI lREo, n L CIV 1lON.
1NFURL the Banner Of Libery-the War Buglc sounds
- to Arms, Fellow Citizensthe Proclamation has gone
iorth-the Rubcon is passedhe Chief
called upon Us 70 enroll ourselves under the s. spngIsd
brethren have been basely, eacherously murdered
Some Of the best blood of America has been spilled This
outrage upon humanityhis insult countymust
sveased Fellow Citizens. our country friend
respond the call Of its not east
stigma the patriotism and of the Empire City BY
ingloously waiting the ardy operations drafting but
come Immediately and cheerfuly forward and
country desire raise regiment or volunteer that will
Immediately organize and be ready march at
Country
House, Resde 100 Washington and A. Forbes
Esq, Centre Market ISAIAH RYNDERS
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.aftempt to Shoot.--Benesson g. Morrel mate Of the
brig Mohawk, Captain Weeks, sent home In irons by
the American Consul at Oporo, for attempt to shoot
the captain while the voyage from Boston to the
above named port He was given into the custody Of the
United States Marshal Saturday evening last and has
been committed for examination.
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MAJ lS-- Charae Of Mwtfwy.--Warrants were issued
by Commissioner Morton, against John Murkey and nine
others Of the Of the ship Arabea now In port for
beating the mate, and attempting 10 make revolt on
board. Murkey and other Of the mutineers have
been srrestedthe others still ct large, but the off,
GERS in pursuit Of them.
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Movements OF Traveller.

Inc arrivals yesterday, were more limited than Wo
have recently recorded at the principal hotels.
AhEnioAS-James Swelley, w Richardson, Ala; H..
Hills Cincinnati; J. Martin, KY; Jno Cooke, J. Wander
poole Phil; =. Whaley, Nassau Hall; Lieut.. Blair u g.
~; r. w Weir, West Point; c. Stone, u 8. A.; A Pen
noch Phil M Altar Del; Capt swarout Lieut. Merles,
AsroR-w. Beecher, J. and w. wicsox, N. H. Pome.
roy and Pond Hartford; j. w Forsyth Kingston; j. Fer
guson, Richmond, Va; s. Billings VT; Gen. Tslmadee
s NY !. Adams Gree nvle; Dwight Foster Mas; r.
shepherd Bristol; p Barbeny, West Point; Dr. Brigham
Utica Allen Providence; H. Denis, Utica; Jas GOOD
Messrs. Roe and Little Paterson ''T-s-T'
CirY-Dr Bell, Boston, w. Cummings, Phil; T. Rich.
ardson N. " y. Plat, Phil; Mr.. Emmons Baltimore; M
Reynolds Boston; H. Craig, Augu:ts, Mel N. whitney.
ThoPsmon, do; Mr. Chaplin, Md, Lieut.. Dahtetroom,
swedish Navy Lieut. Blnghem, do; j. Taylor, }. Cow
arm, ~ G.; Geo Oliver, Phil; McCay, Albany Robert
Deans, Jamaica; $. Tower Dayton, Ohio. !, :
fsAskLIN[J Hitch, Barton Conn., r. Talbot, N. j.;
A A. kSsyei y. CT :. vining n q; G. Mitchsl u .. N;
Bssel Conn; Thos. Miner, do. Mr. vasser Poughkeep-
SIC; u. Beers, Ca; A. Amy, Ohio, ). Bradley Boston
HowARp-Jno Bates, Ala; c. Harrington VT; j. Bacon,
Washington; Hon. j. Gordon, Delhi c. Coventry, An.
burn; Mr.: Chalmers, Montreal J. Watson, Perth Am
boy; Flanagan, Albany; Phyfe and Taylor, N. X; J.
Mr.. Wilson, Mr. Clark, Boston. ffsI''
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Mar ls-DEcIsoNs.-Waitev W. Wornsr.--Inquest set
asido--no costs.
MacIutyre Cechrsne.--Judgment reversed
Dunn vs. Rsed.-Judgment reversed; sent back
to Justice for q now trial.
Iyieston ads. Bernard-New trial granted costs to
abide the event
Jones vs. Bieeeksr.-Judgment affirmed.
Fevvers Pearee-Judgmsnt for plaintiffs against all
deiendents with liberty to defendants to make bill OF
exceptions
Boyle Simpson-Moton TO set aside report of re.
ferces denied.
Dexter w. Watriss--Judgment for defendant on de-
murrer with liberty plaintiff to amend payment of
cost within ten days after notice OF rule.
The Mutual Insurance Company ad. Smifh.--Judgmen.
for plaintiff demurrer, with liberty to defendant to
plead, &C. payment Of costs within 10 days after
tice Of this rule. f#
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HENRY BENT respectfully informs gentleman and the
II trade that N isar he yin carry on the Ig,.sss = s
best possible References given freqn'red ~
way New York. az m-t
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REMOVAL

j. CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock Of Wstehe~,
"A. Cocks Jewery Silver Plated and Britannia Ware IRON
22a 70 i72K Bowery, new stores) Opposite Delaney
cal from 81 80 10 So Glasses kinds and 70 SIT All sshs
ground ma sd Clocks Jcwelry and Music BOXES
s' os:.sS - :. ~ss,, sia iusr
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PRoPRIE TOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per eopy-t7
Is peg annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pice 81 cents
Per copy-$3 12k cents annum-payable in advance
N advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des-
patch.
IAn letters communicat by. mail addressed to
the establishment be post paid postage will Be
deducted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
Proprietor Of the the
NEw YoRK HERALD EsrADLisHMENr,
NonirWeat corner fulton and Nassau streef.
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FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.

FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
EOK ONE OR MORE YEARS, the Premises lately oc
yard Ns@
Z. On which 4 stand: !. wen stocked with
mig g. a.sa
D s bss w so o
and out houses. Title good and pos.es;io2
;,ss s EARLE
WINDOW SHADES.
THE cheapest and best assortment in the United States
''' ''i Shs'sifs .siI Chatham street..
myl7 intro one door from Chambers street MY.
SAKACEN.S HEAD, ~ DEFY STREET., N. Y.
SMITH late Of Worce.sr England bess leave
up Il. house e il very
s, :srp ID
s ess Is I'll ,s .dS 1 the
H, Il f9S s S iii .: st. IL.
.hf most quality and the pomPs Pr
mediation q customers always attended Lodgings &C.
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
ton. o re &c. .sd him pimp. 6Gtehe.
s T an" % the
Of pr So1 n eoe: - Gent. each ss Bowe corner
DR 9: CASTLE, 5sl Broad way. corner Of " mite st.,
eny and have enabled bm so
troduce many Invaluable the least Of
s
"a rash T Is
with pure gold paste Il put N while in son and
becomes mpaced WITH and renders the tooth useful
9AN 81 XS5 5O 6rAEks ~ AHE TS
WoRKsTSs q the Canal Fund.- by .iln.
q the act entitled An act supplementary the passed
e ;s o ,sd S.::sS
S.r .ne Sse ndscs H. Nd zen nay ~ ss
until iss d.y u ocoei = The sissr
Donlas. Which o soei VIII
Issued the name q The People q the State Of New
payable g.as,y and The pIgepa Isi%HSr..Sis =. Plea
1854 In addition the faith q the State the above re-
TO makes specific pledge Of the tolls required to be
RosS B
,so ad Of any surpa. Of canal after the sae
= 70 Be understood that the Commissioners 70 be
70 the interests Of the State
not ss sS.S for the whole q any q sal. loan
Others IS ' sf 2
Albany Saa sne'0'sd IN an envelope
June es n money e 5seu,,s Paid the third day Of
5uIf ia such ssat The New York or Albany
4: e nd "a Senatorial pe
on II ss si;'Ss :a s ss Asm
s sss: { 4sf III. S.s y
'' Lanai department SA lHsiy YEA III; ;s.i l' Governor,
THOs FARRiN0TTS0SfHS' i T,...n,.r
HhALSEr, Surveyor General.
=; rAN nuhEN Attorney General.
myn Vel mc n. 3 BENTON, Secretary OF State.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. 50 WALL ST, OPPOSITE rHEfMERcHArrs'
Company continues 70 insure against los. damage
neral goods wsres and merchandise and description
ps.cnsl property also :s.nst loss or damage BY inland
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
r. r. Robson, M d. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen.
Moses Tucker, James 4. Holmes,
John IL. Dawson, John r. More,
John II. Lee, William X Thorn,
Caleb c. Tunh, Thomas Morrel
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogsrt,
John. C. Merritt, Roben smith
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
GEO: 7. HOPE. Secrstarv. a2t tire
BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
MO. s. Johns Lane, Beach street. The Subscrb
An would inform his Customer and the Public that he
Bird Cages 81 al descriptions, which he viii sell cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere.
Also, Cages made 70 order.
j. KELLY.
s-County Merchants would find il to their sdvantss
" cali md examine his stock ssimsr
LRENCH LUNAR PfLLS.-I.ades will find the sure Art,
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THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE
~ Their annual supply ofchoice imported Flower Seeds
small and large packages with full directions for cu
Frssh Vegetable Seeds Gra.. Seed mixed lawn.
Plants every description Plants suitable for ents
ANAL gardens Garden Tools Fancy Iron Chairs and Fower
DUNLAP & THOMPSON,
Seedmen and Florists, 635 Broadway,
corner Bleeckcr street.
Aliberal discount made to wholesale purcnasers
mvo 3Wh
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HORSES FOR SALE

HORSES FOR SALE.
- FOR SALE at the Stable Of the Subscribers il
irony he 'ns &. Sal. a., 81 S
York Twelve very fine Pairs and the balance single Horses
homes ms,s w do well TO examine for shsTssvs
g. NlNu CHAKLEs srANIELs--UF THL
and valuable Birds only to be found his establishment No
BLeren from the curious, in distant lpe.s paid
%rS o. Importer and de.l. in Bird. csss. &C.
80 DOG LOST.--A small Spaniel Dog answer {
the name Of Fidei, with brown ears, aud brown
.AQ spot on the hip and side, with bnshy TAIL on ths
Whoever win return him. shall be suitably rewarded To-
their trouble &c. my II N&m
e. TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN arriving in the
nsnsnt Country Rs.dsnes IN PsnD.y ssaisMfhs sub
icnDer desrogs q changing his offers for sale hi
n:. s as, II fSs.pS % aero. y
2sa Of which the highest Of cultivation producing
,se eo a 10
premises is fine stone mansion 80 feet by 49, with
dah IS feet wide extending the length Of the house
commodaons for family Of twenty The pleasure
grounds s house shaded with elegant
large bern. containing tabling and
attached There the advantages Of sprng house
with lie finest fruit green house and grape wall stream q
spring water in every field. daily morning and evening
New Work paper. day received and an ON
nbu: passing the gate, morning and evening,
In ne immediate vicinity are Episcopal Lutheran and
Further description unnecessary a all persons wishing
bG u
Of evsEy kind it. i: not surpassed he
ito" he price which 81 Sc
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COPPER-N cases tagiish shsn'hlSs = W
~ mye " n. tVkh's@ sss .'sA'' -
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WINDOW SHADES
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION

OHUKCf1S VEGETABLE LOTION.
HIS highly valuable Cosmetic will edec.ualy cruz
tons on the face and skim particularly pmpes blot
letter eckles and rngworms The use Of the Lotto
for short time will establish clear and brilliant CO nple
Of Spring street. Also by Mrs. Hays Brooklyn.
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= SPRING STYLE.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
ROBERTsON's
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
l03 Fulton Street,
And good for$3 - Go, and sxamme for your
selves. mrl2 lmsrc
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suse wish info the public Of their recent improve
ens the manufacture aod nnash their s. Hats cobn-
ing fashion, beauty and durzby three important condera
tioas the The propriesos do confidently
tsr hats TO Dc much 70 before sold for the
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= N7H' LUOk AT THIS sJ4
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IL you want
- 6ne article Of Boots and Shoes call at Ss7 Broad
way where you will find the largest assortment cheapest and
fashionable the city, Do mistake the number, 81
broadway, corner Of franklin street.
~ Bs large Of imported French Boots a the
low Price Of 3dollsrs. NJ CAHlLL.
all lnsr
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24
ynTS OK THE PRESIDENTS.

". ,,ltlc fuuoviuai,. item from the long
.,I I.~.lr..r.cr On fine
i','''''' '''' -, n,,,.s,.oJ-
>nhl"ct OF -" !''-"'.' y
on.
G..,r.r. " a>hineton VAS born 1872; elect
,J pr,s;lrpt IN i7NG: installed in l7N9; u
years old when installed; srr'"d . years;
retired from public lie /" l''', when he
was 81 year, Of az.
John Adams, born 1879; elected IN 1870;
Installed 1914: o. years ot age wien IN
stalled; serve! years, fr"Fr" III I'ol' At
the acc Of 80 Ec"'%' ia. l..i
Thomas Jefferson vas norm ''''' ''''''U q
!" 1901, a .' ',I r. a5@ ' q p, ;i s Isd9. at the ace e
ears; setirro 'f''" ''''' '''
%. So !""rs.