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october 81. 1875.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
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z Us i received, complete assorimep ut of faiI
81 hui Ninter Goods, which We oht,r for sale
low tnr cash or produce, among which may be
ioubithe following uriirles: .F
Broad cloth, cassimers, and sa,iineus
of al colors and qualities, ,weeds, hard
times, beaver aud pIlu. cloths, aipaccas,
bunbazines, cashneres, chusans, nous
dc laincs, ginghams, and large ass6rl.
ment OF fancy prints, rob roy, glrandole
neited aud mcrino shawls, mius, gloves,
risuelis, ribbons, green barage, velvets,
black and bIue-biack dress silks, black
and white lace, edgings, Iaseriiugs, CAM
brics, book muslin, bishops lawn, sash
mere meriRo, worsicd and Mcrayan
hose, black and white cotton do, banda
ma. pongee and cambric haudkerchtis,
alpaca and silk oravats, comlorters, sus-
penders, buck mlllens, gloves, &C., plain
and plaid linseys, Caroline and Victoria
plaids, red and white woOllen ilannels,
Canton do. hickory suipes, white,
brown, and blue drillings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire,
pins. nedles, combs, &c., &C., batting,
waLding, brown sheetings aud shirlings,
Of all qualities, iickings, burlaps, and
bagg ings.
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sugar

cNfl Ids. rime N o Sugar, just received by
~ Nov. WALKER & HlCKLlNG.
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fG\llE GooD SAMARITAN-Rt m,Gy for
~ the Ague and Fever-U0rrrHtdfo
cure.-Edson's compound vegetable rem
edy, is the only medicine Tow sold winch
will efleclualIy remove the cause Of liiat
loathsome disease, tie ague and fever,
nervous and bilious fevers, jarrdlee, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, aud which, if suffered 10
exist for considerable length Ui time,
frequently end in consumption. 1he
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are
accompanied with "raPrers containing
directions for use in the English rand Nor
wegian languages. For sale by . =
Oct. lS. G.. j.. TnOMPsoN.t
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HARD ARE.

A complete assortment OF cutlery,
spoons, ox.chains and pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-rons and egg.
lrers, shovel and tongs, ,race-chains,
pi,cI,.(orks, hoes, lanterns, butts and
screws, door.la,ches, bolts, locks, mill
and hand saw files, hand, cross-cut, mill,
and circular saws, ha,chets, hammers,
axes, bcd.screws, wood.knobs, brads,
,acks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortmen, Of Crockrry,
Boots and Shoes. and GROCERIES,.
'.n. CUSHMAN a. GRlDLEY.
Oct. 2S, lSi5. ls.ly.
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aNOUN SKINS. wiz all kinds Of psltrrs.
y wanted by the subscriber, for which the
highcst price will he paid.
Nov 81, 1915. J. G.. NATTlNGER.
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Ottawa, Sept. 8, ls45.
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aiken By the ocsr. to The "a d.trict police ye.r.on

taken by the officers to the ID district police
Market where il can be seen for identification
"Touehing"a SaiorAn old Water street thief calle,
Mary Martini arrested yesterday. on a charge oT
robbng a sailor by the OF Brien McGeon az seve
raj soyereigns and silver coin valued in ali at 400
whilst In house of bad repute kept by man called
Parker at No 800 Water street Locked up for exsmi
nation. " '
Bill Con ogainThst notorious panel thief called Bill
Coz was again arrested last night by officer Edrdpe of
the 9TH ward, charged with being a drunken yaga5ond
and having no visible Of getting a liveLhood
on Backwell's island.
n Ireeoeious Giri-Oficer Morrison of the sth ward
arrested young girl by the of Ellen Riley of only
IL years OF age, whom he found in a house of
kePth NO 10 Grand street, upon the complaint of her
,atner who resides at No l76 18th street. She was ia
ken home by her parent
CoRoSEn's OrrIcs, SEPT Suieide-The Coroner
was called yesterday to hold inquest at No IS Avenue
D. on the body Of Charles Beauree who his
throat with razor on Friday morning about O'Clock
ana lingering IRON the effects Of the wound until 10 o.
CLOCK the same evening when he expired No cause
to-day.
Death by Heat-The Coroner held an inquest yester.
Gay at NO LAT Leonard street. the body Of Thomas
conner born in Ireland 80 years Of age who his
death by congestion OF the lungs and BRAIN by exposure
to heat Verdict accordingly.
.daofherThe Coroner likewise held an inquest at the
city hospital on the body Of unknown man, probably
born In Ireland about 30 years of age who to his
death by exposure to heat Verdict accordingly.
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Died.
At Lewes, Del Wednesday evening, the I'd instant,
the Hon. DANIEL RODNEY, aged 81 years Judge r., for
many years. filed OF the highest posts in the Judicial
ry OF that State.
At Philadelphia, the Sd inst, DAVID SLOAN, aged 90
years
On Thursday evening, the Sd nst in the saith year of
Member of the Royal Academy" native of London
and for years recently resident of Philadelphia
At the Manor House, Albany, the 4h inst the Rev.
DAVID ABEEL Chinese missionary in the AID year Of his
age
At the British Coffee House, Toronto Canada West
the 18th inst Col NATHANIEL COFFIN aged 80 years
lie native of Boston, United States, u f. 10y ais
and served during the last with the United States
and for a number OF years Adutan General of the
Militia for Upper Canada.
On Friday the 4h inst, after few hours Illness Mr.
JOHN LENTNER in the 18th year Of his age, of the
Oldest residents Of this city.
In Fauquier county, Va, Mrs. SARAH CnusN, rife of
Andrew Chunn, ESQ., in the 5sth year her age Within
nit died her venerable relct, ANDREW CHUNN, Esq, in
the 10th year of his age.
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Navigation OF the Obi
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday. sent, Go r. i

Thermometer at ninety, and quotations for stocks de-
clinng. Nearly everything down today. Long Island
fell offs per cent Norwich and worcester z; Har-
lem "a Morris Canal u; Reading Ia Pennsylvania SIS
Il; Canton IL; North American Trust advanced per
cent; Farmers Loan Y. The sales larger than
usual
At the second board, Harlem and Norwich and wor-
ceser closed at the morning prices, while North Amer
can Trust went up Z per cent, making improvement
since yesterday Of TX per cent With very large sales
There is evidently intention of getting up a
nsr in this fancy, and advise the outsiders stand
from under there will be a smash it has be
come sufficiently inflated answer the purposes of the
prime movers in the bubble.
The Phoenix Bank Of Hartford, CT, declared a semi
annual dividend flour per cent and after the
Sd inst.
We annex the current quotations in this market for
foreign and domestic exchange for uncurrent money.
and for specie.
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klGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor OF Singing VIII
~ his lessons usual his Music Room, 98 Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To THE AMATEURS OF THE ACCORDION he would re-
commend his Album published tanning delightful
collection of the popular melodies and avoe
pieces.
musical compositions be played that instrument.
whose capabilities have remained SO long unknown.
signor L. M. accompanies his pupils the riano and
Guitar au3O I'm
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Common Pleas.
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AuoUsr 5.-DEcrsIoSs-John Sni6fn ads Jossph Ty,,d
Order appealed from Affirmed on terms according TO
annexed opinion.
Warner Us. Vaiker-Appeal denied. Pay costs to
abide events.
,arton ads Bssor,'s.-Ordcr appealed from. Affirmed,
but without costs
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TO MECHANICS AND INVENTORS.
THE EUREKA.

A JOURNAL Of the NATTONAI. Ao5O'.I IN -. VI
n INVENTORS, devoted TO the psco;enes OF scienee
and Inyeofion in the Ans enbeshed with SIX elegant line
large quarto pages OF most
useful and Interesting mser 70 every Inventor aud
posiiveiy OF the cheapest aud most
valuable issued Published at 1886 Mass usueet
tlnfon ku,i jngs At Only sb ng number, SO
DER hundred News agents and others supplied sabscrp
ficn price dollar year. strictly advance Clubs OF
sir DC rsons furnished with one eopy gIatis. 50 2sre
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Married,
In Milwaukee the 26th ult. by the Rev Mr. Chaplin
CHARLES C. CoTToN TO Miss HARRIETr JAMES daughter
of the late Hon. VIM. James, of Orleans Co., N. Y.
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The sme sa all 3. Bro"es Pmsnsr SHe
EuopFHss s' STs 5 Ry:FTd d 81 RMb FRorHy
III BLOOD FROM THE LUNG5-Ths indication Of
ns Of nneSsness sbsnl The chest, with an oppeson
breathing aud cough-sgns showing congetye state ofthe
lungs. The eHpectoraon Of mucus steaked with blood
commences, and sometimes blood Is thrown up IN
greater less quantities, -
Hemoptyses may cause death by the blood accommodating
in the air passages and sufocang the patient
In such cases there is no remedy equal TO SCHENCkS
PULNONIC SYRUP tpurifes the blood strengthens the
system and thereby prevents return Of the disease Ia
cates the lungs and tubes
from the cotted blood which would otherwise produce SUI
LOCATION.
amuaons made Of those who, in the last OF Con-
sumption have resored to the use OF Schencks Palmonc
OF blood thus showing clearly that the
had the Of the Syrup before the lungs
These facts will convince the consumpve that delays
dangerous IL you have cough the chest splitting
procure bottle of scbenck Pulmonic Syrup quickly
possible will check the cough soften and rpen the abb
Of s III ae om the seG
will speedily heal restores the tone Of the system be-
contains the valuable vegetable tonics it will
consumptye take schenck Pumonic Syrup, and finds
Fepaea By, jyies az hi. principal
Offices, No. 90 South Sixth street. Phadelphia. and No.
cpuItlsndt street New York Opposite the Nstiors Hotel
Ketcham. i2 Fulton street. G. H. Ring 1872 Broadway
ner John street Vanderhoyen III Division street Ford
yer. 73 Greenwich street Burger 50 Coaysndt street
New York L. Williams, lO5 GRIND street, Will,amsburgh
corner Smith Dean street, Brooklyn Dr. Gardener IS
Montgomery street Jersey City Dr. Mercer, Newark Or
sew i'e W@ sehoo"ScSep Is Broadssy Albany "
Fletcher Saratoga Redding Co. State street. Boston
as MARIE boGiye ken.SG AND W
Washington City. Sd 3t'mc
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GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck of Vaucanson. his
" Elephant his Dancing Lady. his Cabinet Of Anatomy,
and his Cartoons Of Raphael copper Admittance
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AUCTION NOTICES.

WIN. A. BEECHER, Auctioueer
WIN. A. BEECHER, store 46 Cedar street, up stairs
w Dry Goods by catalogue, for cash Regular sales ON
NJ onday and Thursday, -
Particular attention given assgnees sales Of stock goods
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rPriva,e entrance at the Hall door.

HOWES & CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvaed corps Of Equestriany will perform at
i Buffalo 2,th 25th and 10Th INST; Wiliamsye, 9th;
Lockpor 2sh and 29th Albion 3st; Beava LIST September
Aca the I'd; at Perry the Sd; at Mount Morris
g. Canandagua the 10th; ramyra the llth at
Lyons the 18th; Vienna the 4th at Auburn the
18th III and l1th during the Agricultural State Far
The Largest Establishment organized IN the United
States, comprising $50 Men and Horses reqniring 20
Carriages convey the performers wardrobes, musicsn
&c The company has attached to It Eight Female e9ues
TRANS ameng whom the Greatest Female Rider oil the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIE MACARTEi
whose style Of Equestrian Fels peculiarly her own
being chasc and classics her graceful and nsn address.
ence render this gifted and hghyeducated 1vfe the lead
ing feature the in country The Projectors
refer the public the brilliant description given the
specve newspapers Of the and daring eats
performed by this distinguished artisfe. - =,
Eques trian Director Mr.. HOWES Riding Master, MI
NIXON, and the unapproachabIe Clown DAN RICE. ~
among the Performers the &C ebfafed aud principal Nj
der the Napoleon Of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS whose ess on
Horseback the eXraordnary ever Witnessed uve
nile act Of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Erer-
cses by the whole Company led by the grest Epropesn
Tambler, Mr. MACAKTE wonderful aeats by MI'
Coles Dogs Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
Sweet as the Charioteer of Phpbus Posu aud Gym
nastics by Mr. Nixon and his Mr.. Howes in his My
biological and brilliant Act Of Fancies Of Proteus Mr.
c. Howes in Slack Rope Evoutons MIR. Geo. Sweet, the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety of others
The whole comprising the leading. most talented, and
au26 HOWEs cos New York Mammoth Circus.
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AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.

HE undersgned respectfully informs his friends and
pubc generay that wing secured services Mr.
gACOb BREASTED as his Aucuoneer at his large stores
effect IN his usual punctas manner sales of Household Fur
niture and Merchandse IN general Families wishing
furniture sold At their houses will
enon Liberal advs ~ be made usual on all de-
scrptons OF dry goods, clothing &c c, and on limit Of
" N -
Mr. JACOB BREASTED having great facilities for the
disposal Of Real Estate will TO ha
OF the business well the procuring money on bond
shd mortgage promssory stocks Temporary
ON sseutles All business promptly attended
The first fail trade sale BIZ
only will commence the Sd day of Sept half A.
M when spendid of elegant Piano Fortes will be
sold TO pay advances sud without
highest bidder For further Courier En-
quirer MICHAEL ISAACSON,
Commission Merchant
au22 2wsmc JACOB BREASTED, Auctioneer
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BILLIARD AND BOW LING
SALOON

MO- BARCLAY STREET, three doors below the Anne
~ mean Hoiell New York The Subscriber would re.
he has four good Billiard Tables be found the
CITY, all kept in complete order As hese tables
the thinks will be select
and agreeable gentlemen visiting his house in private par
ties Each gentleman visiting the above establ shm~nt vii!
be furnished with private and apron for his especial
use and the best the city Any gentlemen wishing the
billiard exclusive themselves, the bowling alleys,
have the by applying the bar Also two Bowling
Alleys, which always kept in first rate order, with the
best of attendance.
Lunch every day o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays
Fish or Clam Chnwder
During the the choicest Oysters such shrews
bury Chnkaroras Mill Pond. Cold Spring and Massechu-
Bay. Gentlemen calling for the above oysters al
ways have them the shortest notices they depend on
having the above His Bar is well stocked with
the choicest Wines and Liquors and Segar ofthe best quail
ty Also cherry Cobers Mint Jusps and Punches made In
manner not to be surpassed.
% Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bar,
any neglect of duty of the attendants. ,....,
FRANCIS MONTENEGRO,
No Barclay street
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bTEANBOATs, &c.
COMFY ISLAND FERRY.

COMFY ISLAND FERRY.
xAQH ~ SUNDAY, the 9Th September. l8i6.-The
&u-4zzy - ambost PROPRIETOR, Capt. II. Nal.
sX--s1z-R- Ian, will follows Leaving Canal
street, at 93 d. and ~ p NJ; whitehall at 10 A. NJ and
And the steamboat LAS, tap H. Yates. will leave Pike
street. at lIs A. and ~ NJ; Whiteba at IL M and
P. NJ; Coney Island " and 81 O'Clock, p M, landing
at the Greenwood Cemery Dock aud Fort Hamilton each
way.
And the steamboat DUNCAN e. PELL, Capt. d. s. To-
bias will direct from Whitehall Coney Island touch
ing Fort Hamilton only her last trip upleavne White
hall l! A. Nj and ~ P. Nj Coney Island, at i2h, 3h
and 6h o'clock, p NJ.
Fare l2h cents, each way.
s52tissrc t. BEILBf, Proprietor.
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$40 REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN.
nm the evening Of the 30th ult from the wharf Ho
~ boksn Yswl Boat. 20 feet long, painted white, with
the exception OF black streak the and has
pew mast. benchstep and thwart. 8. Mccormick, the
builders is branded the inside Of the
the boat to the subscriber. JOHN VAN BOSKERCk
Hoboken, Sept. ., 1886. 2lwsrc
vV>HE duties of Miss KEOGH'S School, No. 10 Third Ave-
nue.. will be resumed or Monday. Sept. 7h. 81 w.r
THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne il in
store to which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited The stndng this Wine
u . that OF II this country, and higher
S g. LIVINGSTON & CO.,
nail istf k7flTIlI MW all street
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Within the past week there has been quite increase
a the amount Of uncusnt money Offering in the street
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EBATE ON SLAVERY,
UNIVERSITY EDITION

tta Ouer,o American DIctionsry WIKI Walkers hey to
the pronunciecn O. Greek Latin and Scripture proper
Nance. e.- ith Memoir and Hus' Of me An'Ho o
volume. roys duotecimo -, ,r -,
Ia mi. Revised Edi.ion The principal object has Der 70
Furnish work 10 hose NUMEROUS classes o' lne ciA,us
,rbo rsrt FIR consolidation something aSo'r al ordinary
schoo DirtcrAry but xho not disposed 10 pu'ruas'
W1pster. Erger work. For di- Prrpose humorous -d
4i,i Es sr made 20 lie gCcsbclsry, ,nc 20 tae d-cl
tion, s-tcnar,y orl a portion Of The American DE
iona! which sE AIDED IN he stnn u MI Hna
-, e.3 >, mat tie nurc-eT Of "rords In tnif vo
sbgsIv ia hcTe ff.y Lio,rscd over S@' more ina IN
N,ite q. 5ensd f5r general ait popular use, il
~ ,si u, lie pubic q tie topr 'ast y. VII NEE; me
wants Of ui,udes OF The c9gatrJTe Of Dr. %ees!st G}
~ ,~s b1t a so in me Counting House he Mann
'a'-o'S A-' Az HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE,
2i5 Psarl-st y. York.
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Q5rner0l Nnliree.

90 Notice. mcr;cGn Gymuasiu;l. Tie public
informed that Heny l. Twlgss has lei tins Direction
an peraors Indebted the Gymnasium, will please maze
psvnent ih present managers, Messrs j. '" lticn end
c.ve sneh indebtedness JAS 4. HATFIELD. Proprietor
Newly DIRK, March I'd, 1876 ND
~ Not;cc.-The annual Election for Directors OF he
Peterson and Ramapo Railroad Company wil be held on
saturday, LIE twenty dag Of March at the Office OF
he Paterson Hudson River Railroad Company 1T lfr
Depot in the town Of P4erSo9 Polls open At /! O'CLOCK
NJ and close at o'clock NJ " u 2a sec,aa,y
Paterson, February ISL 1876 2sf 2awtMh2l
re- uydropnthy.-A Hydropa;lrc Institution ha,
opened Morsowu N J. under the supervision OF
Dr.. @. 7. Dexter.
Thl es;ab.ishen, mas the mott SIMPLE sccommo 1s;ions
Tor pstie1,s OF Baths &c afe alter s
siest ana mos approved plan. -...--,,.u ma
Thu effect % water d -ase Is truly sutfTsirg. Olf
chronic mp,sats such Dyspepsia govt long standing
rsulatjsn spinal diseases nervous d'ihcu
ties paralysis skim dissHsea injuries Of joints piles dropsy
rro.apsu- 81 n- 'FomD, receive liils,lNtr hii i
and scna diseases are a. once arrested ana cnrTi
slrri-tu5pn veil known Of The mo dellghi'u
md neav yea n the country rendering H. rerolofe
ave-yde aireDIe residence for iEvsids.
Applications for sdmiss ~ can be- made Ut q W ate.s-
or ~ letter tpost PAID - pr Dexter AZ MorrfeTn li'u
- The Snb.cri5crs' :.ozengc for Cold In the
EeHI instantly nleviaes the jsagrergbls symptoms OF a
uaplenssnt disorder PetHittsd to dissolve slowly Ia the
mouth in It's action tie membrane OF ina! organ
X witnaravs Inflammation from hs parts affected IL ID
50 an e,cacous and approved remedy :or hoarsenesS
and logs Of voice. Price - ceEis BOX.
Sold a. the principal drug stores, and by J. /; COD
niNGToN, 5oS Hudson coz SPRING.: jso in'''p
rg- just received, asupply OF Auowroo, produced
81 ST. Mnrys Georsia II ia fully equal in quality to 'h-
Bermuda from which he distin gushed In any re-
spec before cooking or niier and is selling 81 h
lie price Grauitouu samples for Trial may te had g! TIE
subscribers store J. l. I. CODDINGTON,
s6fIm- COS Hndson-si. Spring.
q JOHN Buriell, Dentist, hiss removed from the
corner Of Broadway ard Fr4nsu-s;. formerly corner
Chanihers-.i. and Broadway.lto No. Uuonplsce and
squsre So1theRs side OF the Park End cor i4.i-st
FOR he nst two or three ears u5ny OF his rieuds have
b.en ni.lcd and he has mad hear the responsibility Of
operations done by himself which he wii enfeavor 10
~ ls-"nf'e-- ~ ~
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pgaTTuwAITE's RETROSPECT

PRACTICAL MEDICINE snd snrserJ, Par =,
OJuv 1915 70 Jsnuary, 1870 10 juspublshed containing
row.-d OF 500 pases octsyo. Price 30 cents
hs Invaluable CON pend Of Medical intelligence cofn
s nm sccoun. OK every c;-coverT and improvement OF
asv I'M pottspce made ths medical science durihs e
s.; six months .i wofk that ia now essa 70
irSisnsnsbI 10 the practitioner who vFthes to Keep
=. =. vii, he improvements Of The and iis mer are
vel known 70 h- profession WHO with one accoLa' Ga
RANKED i, me Truly ussiui IHe"'c'' l'''4' 7
Tens. for the whole series. No 20 y 81; per gear
thereafter al So address. pos; paic ne pun - G
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General Notifies.

h.71,rvs me- Sn,r, ~ ane also and .htlrss, ,e
~, hs - H / CODDITGTON,
aSfin. SIS audson 81 cor. SpHng.