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NCricE to those intending to offer proposals
lS4S-'49: ~ 10y D' M WV '''' Se"'
NAVY DEPARTMENT, June rs, lS4S.
congress py lis resolution of June H. IS4S having
scnded its former resolution Of Fehruarv ne 1919 Which
required that tue table of pay of officers" Navy
should De prnteo IN the Navy Register those intend
ing to make proposals for the printing for the Navy Depart
therefore informed said table will non he in
pages about 81 less than are specified In the blank pro-
posais.
Y MASON
secretary of the Navy.
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Notice the establishment the Land Once
Chippewa Land District, In the Territory OF Wis
sSllA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
General Land Office, April 7, l848.
TN pursuance of the first section of the of Congress-
entitled SAN additional land district in
the Territory of Wisconsin, and for other purposes APP
proved March g. l8 do hereby declare and make known
that the land office for the district created by said act
tabshed at the Falls Of 81. CrJir Riper in said Terri
tory the site this day designated by the President of the
United States
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, this
seventh day of April Domni thousand eight hun
bred and forty eight.
BY order of the President:
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April lI-Wl2w
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TITO RENT. FOR SALE, ready -f"rn,shed house
in the most healthy and pleasant quarter the ci,v
The furniture is all of the stye ch costly and ny,
exceed by in Washington twill either be by
the month year. the furniture sold reasonable
terms, as the family occupying the house is abont
leaving the city. Immediate possession will be given.
Address r. s L., city post office.
June 28-3t
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1NHE SPLENDID BAND OF TIE BALTIMORE
SHARP-SHOOTERS, under the direction of Professor
A vuliandt, will give "a Grnnd nstr,mentn Concert
Caruss Saloon Monday evening, July B. l84S On this
occasion, they will present programme OF seeo&ons om
the most celebrated composers.
Strangers and citizens respectfully solicited attend
Tickets so For particulars, bills of the day
June l6--td*
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ID ICH Lace Shawls, Mantlllns, ard Scarfs.-WAL-
n TER HARPER IL CO., Pennsy vania avenue, be-
9th and 10th Streets have this day received large
and beautiful of the above desirable lace goods
together with capes, collars, and cuffs.
Also, variety of summer Silks bceges grenadne, and
French lawns purchased recently elton in New York
a great sacrifice.
Our friends and purchasers generally respectfully
uuested call and Judge for the mselves We running
many handso styles of goods very reduced
prices.
June 2-eo3Hf
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WASHINGTON ID. @.
Office on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, four doors above the
publication office of the Union.
Bounty lands treasury scrip, and pensions procured for
discharged soldiers and others entitled to them. Also all
claims before Congress aud the executive departments
government attended to wit, promptude.
June1 l-1m.
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TNRENCH CHINA, Glass, CrOckery, and britannia
Ware, Solar Lamps and Grandoes, &c, cheaper than
ever.The subscriber is opening at his House Fur
nishing Store, opposite the Centre Market rich and
tensve assortment of goods, consisting, in part, Of
French and granite China dinner sets
English and French China sets, and beautiful
patterns, toilet sets
French and granite China, in detached pieces
Tumblers, Wines champagne, and water goblets, de
canters. jeliies
English and American Britannia ware ia sets and de-
tached
Solar lamps and grandoles, from Coneuss manutac-
tory with many other articles useful housekeepers,
all OF which he will sell prices lower than ever be-
fore offered
Purchasers will undoubtedly find it to their advantage
call and examine articles and prices.
June 1-3aw3wif G.. w. BOTELER,
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SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
- TION.-On Friday morning next, the 30h instant,
10 O'clock shall sell at the residence of N. p. Trist,
on street, between 18th and 14h streets, his household
and kitchen furniture, amongst which enumerate fol-
lows, Wis
Mahogany hair seat chairs and sofas
Do do divans and rocking chairs
Marbe-top centre table, mahogany sofa table
Mahogany secretary and book
Do sdeboard, rattan chairs
Do round, dining and other tables
Set girandoes, window shades gilt comices
Parlor chamber, hall, and step carpets, stair rods
O-cloth, mating, hat.rack butler trays
Mahogany French bedsteads
Do wardrobes and bureaus
Do washsands, toilet SETS, fire SETS &c
2 sets white chamber furniture. consisting Of
French bedsteads, wardrobes, bureaus
Dressing tables washsands &c.
Shower baths, with apparatus for a steam bath
Portable water Closets writing tables
Best hair mattresses holsters, pillows
Stoves, tin safes, refrigerator, clocks, &c.
With many other articles not necessary to enumerate
Also large lot Of kitchen requisites.
Terms of sale All of and under 1926 cash over
1926 credit of two and four months for approved endorsed
notes bearing interest. r. w DYER,
June 2S-dif Auctoneer.
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- EADY-MADE CLOTEtNGi.-Just received, in addl-
III ton to my former Stock large assortment of best
quality readynade goods, suit the Also great
variety of fancy and other goods for gcntlemens wear
which will be sold very low prices All articles
ranted as represented Only one price Term cash
Measures taken and suits made to order.
A. III. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,
Pennsylvania avenue. doors west of Browns Hotel
May l4-3tawIm
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
W.T.. T,, q n

BANK METROPOLIS,
.a Washington June 2, lS4S
TIME Stockholders in this bank hereby notified that
election for of the bank for the
year then ensuing will be held the banking house
on Monday, the Sd day of July next
The polls will be opened at 10 O'clock, M, and close
at o'clock, p
BY order of the board.
June 3-eodtd RID. SMITH, Cashier
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PATENT OFFICE, June 3, 1913.
naR Wlnnna. of HalflmOre,

PATLNT OFFICE, 8, 1913.
an the petition OF Ross Winnns, of Baltimore,
~ praying for the extension of patent granted to him
the LIST October, 1894 for improvement in railwaY
and carriages for years from the expiration OF
said patent which takes place the LIST day of October
1873
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office, the third Monday of August next (2ls IL
o'clock m ; and all persons notified to appear and
show if they have, why said petition ought not
to be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the Union,
Intelligencer, and Demokrat Washington AEgus, Ba
Pennsy Philadelphia True Sun, and Sun,
New York Post, Boston Gazette, Portsmouth, N H.;
Post Pittsburg; and Inquirer, Cincinnati week
three successive weeks, the last publication whereof to
be at least sixty days previous to the said third Monday OF
August next. EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
p S. Editors of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
ing this notice.
June 4-w3w
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A GRADUATE Of Eastern College, who has
n been many engaged in teaching is DESTROYS of
obtaining situation in OF The middle States.
Address d A. BIZ at the office of the sc Unon.'
June 2S-tf.
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MILITARY Laws of the United States, including
Nl those relating to the army, marine corps vounteer
militia, bounty lands, and pensions which are prehxed
the rules and articles of end the Constitution oil IN
T. TAYLOR,
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CoILEcroR's OFFICE June FL, 1913.
CITY TAXEs.-Notice to dclinquents.--Ai persons
u whose upon real personal property remain due
and unpaid hereby notified that such shall continue
in arrears after ls day of August will be proceeded
against enforcement of collection directed by
law by levy and sale of the property charged with such
unpaid taxes. ,or,,,
June 23-2awtdif. Collector.
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rRAPE-JUICE PORT WINEs.-The subscriber has
VI sale, draugh and in bottles, fine of
the above wines, such physicians and invalids may
place the greatest confidence tor their pure and noursh
ing quality
IS Chestnut ST., door Congress Hall Hotel, Phila
lime
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T,1AMILY Carriage and Horse.The subscriber has for
+ disposal an excellent family carriage and horse, with
which he wishes part he is DESTROYS present of
keeping carriage horse has been tested and be
we'll recommended. For terms Of sale apply to
VIM FISCHER,
lime 23-3taw3w Stationers' Hall
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DLACK Net Mltts and Gloves.-A few dozen of very
ID handsome and good black net mitts and gloves, Just
received and for sale S. PARKER'S
Fancy and Perumery Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9th street,
Blackwells Hotel.
June %
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TOsEPH ANTON FARINA COIogne.-Just opening one
y 20 dozen boxes of German Cologne, from the
above house. No mistake!
Also, 60 bottles of French's bay water, direct from St.
Thomas, for sale low at ;. PARKER'S
Fancy and Periumery Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets,
Blackwels Hotel
June 2S--3t Sat. Even. News
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A Card O Customers.-We will render to all our
N their the LIST of july and would
earnestly request of them early settlement Any of them
wishing their before that time get them by
calling at the store. ID. CLAGETT IL co.
June Il--tlsJulyif.
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1t was rumored in Paris, and announced by the Com
uerce, that certain singh parsonage who has Just ar
rived in London had been arrested The person alluded
to is said to be the Prince de Jonville
The returns for the eleven vacancies in the deputaton
of Paris were proclaimed the 9th at the Hotel de Vile
The following the list of the successful candidates.
with the number of the votes which they respectively
obtained Caussidere, l47 400 Moreau 1876 $50 Goud-
Pierre Leroux, 9,375; Victor Hugo, $685. Louis Bo-
naparte s4,i2O; Lagrange 1865; Boissel, 77,2i7
Proudhon, 1904. =.
After stormy debate in the National Assembly, de-
cree for preventing tumuuous assemblies IN the streets
was carried by ATS against So
Paris was Tranquil, but the groups of men assembled
at the Porte St Denis and the Porte st Martin having
become more numerous on Monday afternoon, the 9TH
instant than hitherto, strong detachment of troops OF
the line was despatched to dispense them. As they
I'm sed TO retire. after having been three times summoned
to do so, the soldiers charged with fixed bayones
number of persons were arrested but they were alter
was found necessary dsperse similar groups by de-
achment composed of national guards and troops of the
line.
ias,rrectonary movement of May 18th, and the
blv rejected the proposition to grant the procueur gen
cra leave TO proceed against him, by vote of 800 to
33 Upon this Jules Favre, who had reported the reso
luton of impeachmen and M Bastide, the minister OF
foreign affairs rendered their designations but they had
not yet been accepted.
On the 9Th inst M, Scnard elected President of
the Chamber, by 500 votes, in place of M. Buchez
IN Belmont was appointed Minister OF Justice on
AT the election to fill vacancies in the Chamber, the
Prince de Joinve received some votes in the second
reimbursement
ton has decided on the following important points The
political constitution of France shall be democratic
public, one and indvisble' This proposition was adopt
ed unanimously The project of the constitution is to be
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CtARTAIN'S ENGRAVING OF GEN. TAYLOR.-An
> admirable likeness, and admitted by officers of the
army, now the city, be faithful and elegant repre-
sentation o: the distinguished old Hero
For sale, by the dozen, or single copy, by
w. y. KENNAUGH,
June 23tf Sole Agent, the National Theatre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30

The New York "'Couter' has some indignant and yet
appro remarks upln the dinner osred here ~ Sec
raary Marcy and condemns the signers fur their care
i42<ness ii slnctioninE some Of the sentiments in the
etter Respecting The manner in which MIR. Marcy
mana red the war the Courier says
las To the allegation that '-the tuth Of history vopi
ches ..Ihat i, The cruncs which directed the manage
rent of the war aeto he tuad the clements Ct those
usrious results which ref 1T Sd much amor On the An
erran ars we appeal trluthis Interested leiteT-wri
Ter and lis unheedag siguers to the esmmy, sure and
irfefrigabe Gen aybr and Cen Scott, each one Of
whom again aul azan cinpians n hls published des-
pitches III ihe utter want If foresight relniuHeeas,
supplies and support By reason OF which the armies IN
der theIr rsnaIve comma SUBJECT 10 great sui
t.riny rrtai A lvs iid thaH All. \ unnecessary aud
taerstJie watoo ase liic l.le unequal colditlon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30

NEW FALL GOODS.
NEE1EW Il CIV aTEAEN,

Lynchburg, Va
ENGIE subscribers would respectfully call the aten ion
of the Ladies in town, and the public generally, to
their stock Of fresh fancy Dry Gods, Shoes Has, Cans
Boots. s.. Comprising choice and handsome selection
of the latest inspirations
Merino Cloaks,
Silk Mantelrts,
SIR Tisiites.
Purple SILK Velvet. TO- Dresses,
Black silk Velvet for Dresses,
Figured Satin decline Silk,
Changeable Silks,
Brocade Silks.
CooreI French Merinoes.
Cupred SIX Warp Casnmeres,
Jenny Lind PaIds,
Opera Bonnes,
Childs Royal Bonnets,
Rough aud Really do.
Gala Paids.
Embroidered Evening Dresses,
Mourning Collars
Dress Caps,
Lace Caps,
Crochet Collars,
Illusion Dresses,
New Style Buttons,
New Style Satin Plaid Cashmeres, for trimming be-
sides many other articles. All invited to call and ex-
anime the stock Of Goods and the prices as they Will be
sold extremely low. .....--.
Oci. 30--lt MEM s GWATKIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30

RUssELvpLE Putnam county Indiana, July II, lS4I.
I,r Notwithstanding since your agent LETT me supply
Of your Indian Vegetable Pills. found said Pals to be
in great demand lately tie III and CUE Mr.
Bovd has a WHO has hee laid up with Fever and
had tried various other remedies, all of hch
rro ID OF no avail determined Indian yege-
table Pills and BY using box lie is sound and well
Mr. T. Spencer had daughterAr. Hugh Groves son, and
Mr. Charles Nichols three Of his family, down at
the same with Fever and Acue and ha also tried the
a,ous other remedies without effect. lour Indian Ncgeta
BE Pills soon resoFrd them all perfect health
sure YOU from what have your Indian Vegetable Pills
may be relied on for permanent cnre Of Fever and Asue
Yours respectfully,
JACOB DURHAM, PM,
Also, Acting Justice Of tile Peace
This is to certify, that entirely cured of The Chills
or months standing b the Of fur doses
If four Billy each or Wghts Indian Vegetable Pills, and
AFTER taxing medicine from regular physician Tor time
and have had symptoms OF since hch was about yeai
ago. D. W. SfENCth
Texas, Champaign county, OHIO.
This toccrv That cured IF the Chls and Fever
BY the Wrohs Indian cgctabc Ps, after having
had three attacks Of it, DAVID BERRY
Sugar Grove, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov 10, 1916.
Look OIL FOR Couteyeiis
rhiss the more needrl as unprin-plcd persons in all
parts OF the country make and vcnd them
ID. b. IiYNE q Fro, T.ynchburg,
James +. Galloway, Brootnca,j
w y. jerks, Mariners View:
In Bedford County by
William t;ish, Gross Roads;
Wright s Matthew ,Chanblissburg,P o.;
Alex Casey, r EmcusJ
Bas-ett Smith, Joppa Mills;
w Lcltwirh ) Sun, Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county seat.
Offices devoted exclusively t. tie safe of Wrgh's Indian
Vegetable Pills, wholesale and rt e3 Race street, Pia
depha; Gecnvc street, New York, and l95 fremont
street, Boston.
Augusta S- l2m 3p
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POSTSCRIPT.
NEWS BY The IBERIA.
IhEI AND

The trial Of Mr. Suh O'ljuen has been bron nj to'
close. lie has brenouud gully, though tie Jury has
recommended linn ID the u.ry VI the Government.
II was generally believed that Smith O'Brcl would
sui The extreme penalty oi the law
Mr.. McNane. arrested On an American shin. has been
RED and c,nyi ,ted NJ treason llS counsel nave ralSi
the ques ion respecting Eusaud's power to arrest him
under the circumstances.
ENGLAND.
l.urI NlJrpeth has BEEN elevated u ~ Pecare.
IrAIN.
The Anglo French mediation in The affairs Of l'ay
has I'M Terminated by The publication II ali Austrian
manifesto. declaring ha l. uhardo Nentan kingdom
4 portion Of he Austrian Empire, with Constitutional
re presentation.
FRANCE.
Gen. Cavaignac and His Nj rs have been defeated
in the French National Assembly lr~l question: lie
refused 70 accept hc resgnanon@ot nh Ministers, A.
Idtng " retain power un tnc CvnS uloa snail have
been adopted AMI proclaimed; which event, it was IT,
cpled. would occur ah,uithc 1T Nnvemler anl The
election Of President would be lN ur thr 9, proNino.
Prince Louis Napteoa il Wa thought. stod 'hr best
chance Of being elected President. General Cavag ac
was put forward the candidate Of the mod ries.
AT SIRIA.
\ revolution has broken out III Vienna. Rrpuh'lc
has been procained-a provisional govenmen. has been
appointed. The Emperor. with the military, has leI y
Naz. HE insurgents sezed The llte Minister ot " ar
in Vienna, ana hung him lamp post
defensive alliance has been formed with Hungary
The Croians have been def altd in tNo engagements
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30
VERMONT.

The join Committee Of the Vermont Legislature, ap
pointed 10 examine the for State oficers the
election. made the following report Of the
For Carries Coolidge (Whig) 22.0O7
O-rarI. t>lal,er' Free SoiD 1881
Pa. bingham (DsmocaO ll,420
Scattering Az
Th4r. beng 70 election By the people tic choice de-
vo1ed the Legislature, both branches Of which in
convention "Wednesday aft5raoonand voted as fellows:
Fur Carlos CooIlg- [Whia) I22
Oscar L. Shatter Free SoiI) Gj
Paul D.iiiugn aln (DeSocraD 81
Scattering
7Ir. Coolidge having received maturity of all. the
votes he WIs declared elected and Robert Pierpant
(Nhg) then elected Lieutenant Governor, and
George IIowes M hig) State Treasurer
There was 4 large ana enthusiastic Wing STATE Con
veniioa At Montpelier Oh Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The Hon. Charles Paine presided. and the speaking was
Kept up trsn p NJ til eleven night, except short
iutermisslan tor tea The Convention addressed BY
Senators Phelps and Upham, Hon. Jacob Colamer, and
Hon. Solomon Foii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30

Tie r-onlsitjin III tho following letter will test the
sincerity ihe CAS- office holder and office seeking
& m.a.'tee IF Washington Ia publishing it the National
In,ellj-eucer says
NE think MAT Mr. Stewart gives in to-day's paper the
bps evidence IF his sincerty and seems to Us that
the Editor the Union and his coaduors must either
accept his offer re'ract t1eir unJunded charges IN
regard To General TayI1r receiving extra pay " Shall
see whether they Will have the fairness to do the
o.aer
We venture predict they viii do neither tie
other Il il ..nli Their vocation" They manu-
acura ch7-gas not To prove withdraw them The first
IS .aral ial7.s aty; and to do the latter suDpses
their is sense Of Justice left that is also mora nposs-
bilty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30

5lre the si,5 t5 heretofore charged Dy The said
Stewart
That there may be 40 equivoc1ton OF delay. j. Is pro
posed thlt rlih parties be confined the evidence ur
ni>ei by President PUN message IF the lth " August
AS, aud The tcunenis herewith printed and that The
SAID message aud documents ha referred to Roger jones'
Atja-anr G-uerl VI THE United SAFES, whIss report
,bli ha iaal aai conclusive.
Aal ifIh4s= gentlemen are not satisfied 70 refer the
matter tl Gen Jones Al ne. they may cia- with hlm
GJv Marcy. Sea-aary II War. ir1m whose Department
t.e wv 81 ot the dtclua-t h1ve emanatsd.
further hereby aa.hor.zA aud empower George Gil
.l Isl. Of ashiagJn, carry oat his arrangement
VI my fart.
II ihe-e genenen fill III accept this offer to pay them
the while an,lnt If hs charge of S74eji. II s;ao'Sh
"a ar4rs Cen. Taylor sta ed BY them; when On the
otha- ha-I th+7 are ouy required " pay the amount Of
extra psy Lat President PJk'smeS>a-e and the dlcu-
nens r-fer-att1 shall establish rau~ Gen. Cas- over
ard a7.-e iaa 5J4.9oj.iO uth which haze charged
him, what ut ue puOc say Of thelr conduct! " Hit
ua. ~ c.e-sv ~ lel-e That they have NJ confidence
M ta -a,h If 'htr OWL statements, while IN e q they
admit TIL validity -f nina?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |

Patrick Court House, Oct q, ISIS.
The parties in the above will notice, that
shall AZ my office at this place. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
Thursday, Tho 3h November ISIS, the
directed by the fare ng dree which time and place
they viii attend with their accounts, vouchers, witnesses
and copies OF court papers for eXampaoR and settlement
BEN. J. CAMPBELL, Con'r.
OCT 50, 151S-w1m .t.
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MEN WANTED nom TIE WORK OF

THE OTFICE-HOLDERS.-T New York FIX
press contains the following. Were it not that the Bal
tllore Custom House h5sh.dn provided with erjra
number If cficers tIrre WORLD he similar here
A. il IS understood however, thar Of those left on
dam icrc there are more than sufficient do the work
III " would il 10 ID transfer some them who have
thing do here but draw their pay, to n. York, where
there appears to be w.rb for them to d02
WANTED.-Nearly thirty hands, temporarily to do
tue worl Of the same number Of Clerks, W eIghers
Measures and Inspecorssaid 10 be absent from the Gus
tom House. and employed in the very laudable and pat
ruiic business Of whipping ID Barnhurners ard other
recuSants the administration il city and Throughout
the State. As well As in Connecticut and New jersey
Proper vouchers will be required, and applicants will
phase cali 1t Tile Marble Palace o. Pine ard Wall
streets
\. B.-As the Empire Club IS already fully repre-
scented in tie Q. H., with that endorsement need
gppy.