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TNULLEKS HOTEI- WnshfnKtOn, D. C.--Messrs. A.
Il Il f. II. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friends and the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL the of Pennsylvania arenmc Qnd l2h
street, on before the LIST of December. This house has
perntendence of the sbscribers therefore they fatte
themselves that all the requisites of frstrate hotel viii be
found at their establishment The furniture is all entirely
new and expense has been spared obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house is considered eligible
Than their late stand of l4th and Penn
syivana avenue, Vacated by the subscribers last Novem
walk the Presidents House and the public depart
ments.
To our Old friends and guests we tender sincere
thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and assure
Them that they will find cordial welcome at their
house. and no trouble will be spared to render them
comfortable as at their fresides
To our future friends and guests offer good house
all the inducements aforesaid, and beg their pa
tronage
Porters will be attendance the and steamboats,
on their arrival with the badge of Fuler's Hotel.
No charge for Conveying baggage
Nov 5-du A. ". E. H. FULLlsh.
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ALA WILLIE DE PARIS.

~ GAUTlER, importer and manufactures OF French
~. confectionery, respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington and the District that he has Just received
large assortment OF Paris confectionery, bonbonniee, and
everything else in his line.
He is also ready supply every kind of confectionery
necessary for balls parties &c at the shortest notice,
the best style and reasonable terms
Having his agent in Paris, he is enabled supply the
public with every novelty in the way of confectionery
Among his large assortment may be found the following
ID cases Paris bonbonniere
10000 lbs assorted French confectionery
500 bottles fresh peaches
800 do pine apples
100 do strawberries
100 . do raspberries
100 do pears,
300 different sized jars brandy peache,
600 do currant Jelly
200 Jars assorted preserves
Also 5000 lbs assorted preserves, at the low rate of 81
cents per pound.
have also hand
100 boxes truftes
500 do asparagus
GOO do petit pois
200 do mushrooms
And most excellent assortment of English sauces.
The Paris bononniere OF fancy boxes will not be open
until the 22d instant, at 10 O'Clock.
Dec 9-2aw3wf
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rJ,HE CHARM FOR 1s4s, series OF graceful groups
| beautifully colored, | folio volume
The Floral Offering, volume quarto, illustrated with col
ored bouquets OF flowers
The "Forget Me Not" for lSiS
The Military and Naval Annual for 1913
The ParIor Book of Flowers with $50 eDgravings
The Parlor Scrap Book
The Offering Of Beauty, gin for all seasons
The Poetich Language OF Flowers, volume octave,
with coored illu sirations
The Opnl rio hy bound nd lustra gilt for the holy
DAYS OF 1913, edited by Mrs Hale
ssAnd variety other books, fine editions parakpg
more or less Of the character Of the abovesoe OF them
beau,jtuy illustrated others finely bound recently opened
by F. TAYLOR, many of them imported from London by
himself.
.
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CrRniIroad and steamboat Limo to Richmond and

e. Railroad and Steamboat Limo 10 iSAch'nc"" M"
&8 Petersburg Va, Charleston, S. G., &c-Chdmes "
hours--Tbe public advised that the steamer Powhaan
now Bradeys wharf Washington, daily at T. m
instead oil M, hitherto. Passengers by this ine reach
Fredericksburg in five, Richmond in eight and fefersonra
in hours after leaving Washington For further Parc
ulars, apply TO the Captain on board, or 70
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Dec g-gavIm
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No. of killed No. Of wound.
ed.
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PatenteoS, ps WI
T,OR mpartug information tho subject of Inventions
and application Of chemical and mechanical SCH
to the agriculture manufactures, and Mines and
for psocuring and defending patents In the United States
and in foreign countries,
Professor r. JOHNSON, late of Philadelphia and
e. o. RossiNs Of Washington city TO be aided BY HAz
AID KNOWLES esq, late machnis of the United States
Patent Oce have associated together for the
either in their office, the Patent Office, before the
courts and will devote their undivided attention to Tor
wasding the of inventors Others who may con-
suit hen place business in their hands. Mr. Knowles
has for the past twelve years held the post of achinst in
the United States Patent Office and resigns that situation
in order part In the undertaking His tai
enu and peculiar fitness for the important office 20 long
filled by him, have been fully recognised by inventors
wherever the Office itself 10 known. gN 8
Tho Office Of Messrs. J. R. is on street, opposite the
Patent Office Washington, d. c., where communications
pat PAID YIN Be prompy attended 20 examinations
prepared and models procured when desired on reasona
Bile terms Letters of inquiry expected TO be answered af
examinations had, must be accompanied bY Ice Of
five dollars. asrs E8si@ s$
In the dnties OF their Office which pertain the patent
laws Me:srs. r. will be assisted by Legal gentleman
with mechanics and other scientific subjects
WASHINGTON, d. c., June l. 1913.
Juno 3-lavy8mddcp
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CtOAL, lnning, and the Coal Trade.-The Geogaphi-
cal and Geological Distribution Of Fossil Fuel and Min
eal Buminous Substances employed In the Arts and Man
ufactues with many maps and diagrams of the great COAL
producing counties, giving the poduction
prices. tariffs. duties, and international regulations BY
Richard CCwling Taylor volume octave, with very nu-
L 100 analyses of mineral combustibles 1913
Dunn on Coal-nining and tho Coal Trade. volume
Newcastle, England. rss e.s .stal f.F
Budge's Practical Miners Guide. volume London.
Pattner the Bowpipe in Minerals, Ores, Furnace
Products &c. volume. London.
Fenwick's Sub,enanean Surveying. volume. Lon
don. 5Rit lt ~
Geology Science applied practically to the discovery
Practical Mineralogy. by Chapman volume. Lon
The Cerainties Of Geology, by Gibson volume. Lon
don. -,
Trae de lExploitation des Mines, par NJ CHI Combes,
Ingeneur Chef rEcole Royaie des Mines Syoiumes
and atlas. Paris.
Csurs Service dams les Forges approve par Min
istre de la Guerre. volume and atlas. Paris. u.
Imported from London and Paris by F. TAYLOR
Also Report, by W. Il. Johnson to the U. S. Navy De-
parment, on the various American Goals i volume.
Report, by D. d. Owen the U. s. Treasury Depart
ment OF 4 Geological Exploration Of Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Illinois. ! volume.
And many other works, English and American, ating
directly incidentally on the same class Of subjects
June ID
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CONDITIONS.

/. Each bid must be, for separate number on the
Schedules &C. for cash. % be deposited at ore Of the fol-
specifying of what particular number in the
schedule Of properly !! e VIII, nc,
Colurnba the Assistant Treasurer at Boston and New
the given below, which must be certified by collect
or naval officer. marshal United States district attorney,
mailing !. IS responsbIs fsr tho amount: 80 y
g. On receiving certificate OF depose. signed by one of
veyng all the right, tite interest," claim of the United
States the properly described in the bid aud paid for
Treasury, free Of all charge The purchaser Such
viii be sent, free Of expense 10 post office in
4. No bid viii DO cepted unless it shall be satisfactory
the Solicitor whether there shall be one or more bids for
s. Before bidding, all persons requested make
themselves acauanted with the situation value and title
Of the property they intend 70 bid tor so as to rely upon
s. Asr the last day for receiving the the bids win be
shall be able to attend and viii be examned and passed
upon fas, practicable Notice viii be given promptly
sa III u ne Sds ali be- Written
at LENGTH and in legibe hand. The bidder should give
he name Of the Pos' office % which communications for
g. Bids must be scaled and marked on the outside in
these words. "SxAlRD ior u 3. PRorERrY; and
addressed the sooi,Or Of the Treasury, Washington.
9, Form of bid, guaranty. and certificate:
in Inc State 81 hereby oIsr the United States the
sum Of dollar, in cash, their right title. interest.
ona as
the and conditions therein entoned and hereby,
Sc e.
sum- in lawful money, in of the Repositories mentioned
in aid advertisement within thirty days after my bid shall
be accepted and notice thereof sent to me by mail.
Dated 1873. fE hi ..ftsl 81. 81
For value received guarantee to the United States the
performance o,hs above undertaking BY sgnsr thereof
in case his bid be accepted. 404 ~
Dated \, I648
certify at the above guarantor responsible for the
sum mentioned In the above bid. l7 7,ss it''
To- Pa othe lands Boston be at the Office OF
the United S.a,es district attorney in that city and in the
SOLICITORS office in Washington. ..a
IT. Bids not periomed the part of the bidder accord
ing to the terms specified In the above conditions, may
the option the Solicitor, be declared null and void In
all where fraud may have been pracsed against the
United States the Solicitor may before executing the
veyance, declare the bid invalid and OF no effect
a55i,t Il. H. GlLLET, fa
July III Solicitor Of the Treasury.
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FLANCH OR CORNER IRON.

800 pounds OF best iron rods Tor riyetS .
The plate iron must be of the best quality of American
iron from bssrs each plate CUT correctly 70 its sza
kept level the shears and each plate marked IN white
paint with its size in feet and inches. s
The bar iron also be ofhe best quality Of American
iron rolled and length, and free from tngs or raw
ends The fiat iron rolled with square edges The pieces
marked H to be best quality hammered iron.
This Aanch iron mut bear work TO an anglo length
wise, without cracking. F-}ag# ..W ~
Bonds with two approved sureties In one-haf the
amount OF the contruct will be required and ten per cent
in addition win be withheld fom tho amount 81 each pay,
mont as collateral security tor the faithful performance OF
the contract The balance ninety per cent win BE- paid 70
bills approved in ripcate BY tho comuiandant of The
yard, BY the navy agent named In the contract
Every offer be accompanied with . written qua
rany and the responsibility Of tho certified " ~
the agent some person known e ne nas
after being notified, enter into contract with good and ,u
Gent stes furnish the articles proposed aceaby TO
the terms specified in this advertisement
Bidders are particularly cautioned endorse their offers
proposals for Plate and Bar Iron.' f %
Ali offers not made in strict conformity with this adver-
se.en in every particular viii be rjecped 9; informal.
Those persons only wh0so offers IRE be n0t'
fed. JuIyA-Aaw4w
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Tie Of wn BE- snssseA uyss sux hks
psynsnA II the ~uhscrfptiun be nads b sAvsnse
Diss sahscrbau hrwaBa nt, ~ ls<t,r he psseses
which viii be paid BY as s ss,aed BY ourselves N IL
safe ransmisson 13tk ffNaNftNfT
Tho COUNTRY PAPER published tn weekly dsrs.s he
Subscriptions fss pt>d ~ Aaa ayssx v ~ zsesiv,A
prcpsrtioned - Asrbsvs spAsal rptas. 'i,c
eO~rObTMASTERD ~ s1tAtse1 - sr eGeps saA by
sending DALy wiA ~ ssci n ~, GE
WEAKLY subsesDss ~ - sassssa ~ WEEKr t.b-
via go saelssd ws ~ snsd cspy X H.
sdtisn dizzy fsEnisA sabsesSbsss 1bs. svss 'if
o Tx. soscHEss'orA Axorsa WIN ~ Mraishsa he.
ssss Nlrlr tf4iN1 ltlAf r.tNI ~ f-h
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TIME Rod and the Gun, treatises angling and
L shootng by the author OF the "Oakleigh Shooting
Codes" vol, Edinburgh 8S# ON
The Horse and the Hound their and treatnent and
practical Instructions in horsemanshp and horsedealing
by Nimrod, VOL, Edinburgh .Ha.l4l,
The Sportsman's Library; by John Mills vol. Edin-
burgh.
fy fishing trolling bottom fishing and salmon fishing with
tho natural history OF river fish and the modes Of catching
them, vol, London. .thsac
The Shooers' Hand Book |; vol, Edinburgh. G.
Instructions TO Young IN in all that relates to Guns
Manly EXERCISES vol, and Defensive Exercises, VOL;
by Donald Walkef London +&
Hansard's Book Archery ancient and modern, vol,
London many engrav Just received from London BY
F.. TAYLOR, who has hand various collection Of
works. both English and American the Subjects
in all their branches. ei
July g. a
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July II



TN pursuance of law, L. JAMES K. POLK, President of
i the United States Of America, do hereby declare md
make @ N Ds the psos
nss ds shSS a. O. xs OF ST cRolx RIVER
oo ns1ss ins e On Monday day Il Angus.
next for the disposal Of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships and fractional townships, viz:
North of the base line, and 'cs of the fourth principal meri
Townships twenty five and twenty six, OF ran &c one
Townships twenty live twentysx, and twenty seven OF
Townships wenty-eight and twenty-nne, of range
Townships twentyeight, twenty nine. thirty and thirty
Townshp thir,y and fractional townships ,hirtyone and
fractional townships twenty.nne and thirty and town.
ships lhrty-one and thirtytwo, of range twenty.
Asthe place. commencing on Monday. the twenty
eighth day August next for the disposal oil the public
lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, to wit:
North Of the base line. and .se Of the fourth principal
Fractional townships twenssix and wenty-seven, and
townships twen-nine, thirty hirtyone. and
thirty. two, Of range twenty-one.
twenty-eght ard townships twenty nine, thirty, thirty
one, and ihirty-two, OF range Twenty-Five
townships thirty and thirty -one, Of range
Fractional townships wenty-nine, thirty, and thryone
At,he land office GREEN BAY. commencing ON Mon
day the day Of August next for The disposal Of
ships and fractional townships. Wis ga GslsaW
North Of the base li~s, asd east the fourth principal
rown,b;n, birtvve ,hirty-six and hirtv..even. and
Fractional townships hiryve thirysix thirty seven.
Fractional Townships yve, hiry-six thirty. seven
and thirty eight. of range twenty-five
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools mill
ary or other purposes viii be excluded from the Sales
The offering Of the above snoned lands win be COM
b o% are adversed with a sspaoh
until tho whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
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N pursuance oflaw, ]. JAMES X POLK, President 0
the United States OF America, 80 hereby declare st
make known that public sales will be held at the nndef
;i 'ana OFFICES 10 INC a,H u ouso ~ inc Pc
-. ~ -. ' 30. aoSs"a'o Ss, ~ n,Is
a. tue lana Once a, orEtouSAo, commencing OF
Nonoay, e sA'eeh Gay u Oc'oDe next 10. the usPosa
townships and parts of townships, Wiz
North of the base ias and of the princial meridian
Township one OF range two
Townshp one of ranye three a+a
Sosk of the base line ama east of the meridian
IT,. - COL. .ti.,..,' ~, .o.. ~ - -. :
- swIsw', =. - a" 'ou'och' VI i"hso 'eo
rowmshpp . .sn os ,o y, asn n;n 'u'
.ow"'np 'o"' VI range n'"o'
South Of the base Ans, and wesf 81 the principal meidta"
fractional sections eighteen and nineteen west of lax
tions eighteen and thtyone west of Cacasu pass and
sections TO ncsiye in iracona
township fourteen of range nine " = : ''----
Township eleven (except the south half Of section one
the north half Of tweve the south halves of fourteen and
fifteen, the horth halves of twen.yone. twenrytwo. and
the south half of twenty onr section twenty
ye and sections hirty-ono TO hirtv-six ncnsve sectos
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INDIAN Treasses--Treates between the United States
and tho various Indian tribes complete rom ITS 10
1887 also tho laws OF the colonies, and the laws OF the
State governments since 1868 in relation 10 Indians and
Indian aas; and the proceedings OF the Congress Of the
and the laws passed by Congress the
same subjects The whole collected into volumes large
octave. A few copies for sale by Il
June r. TAfLoh- z
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orrlcx OF rHx soLlolroH or THE T..A.psY,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office
~ until the Sist day oil August IL o'clock
Tor the purchase Of the of the United States la
and in equity Of the property hereinafter described, upon
the terms and conditions mentioned below, to wit.
Lands lying the State Of Massacuss and nolon as the
Z ~ ~ Sovkh Bostos lands ~ n
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issisnsr of the General Land O6cs.


Every person entitled the right of presumption to any
OF the lands within the townships and fractional townships
above required to establish the same to the
satisfaction register and receiver Of the proper land Of
flee, and make payment therefor practicable altar
seeing this ~o and before the day appointed for the COM
claimed otherwise such claim Will 10 forfeited.
s 5f3-.la AZ RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
f Commissio~sv Of the General Land Office
Mo-
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cyOLDIERs, Cr4AIMs.- FRANCIS A. DICKlNS offers
y his procuring the sst.lsment Of ts elaine Of
Of his class he charges for attending claim be-
fore the Departments at WASHINGTON and ssn4 \ ,saod
whether for bounty land scrip o nIs K oG1oas ~
Covered il y dollars II under that sam, nve dot
He will furnish free OF extra Chatgej any n0fn neces-
sarv TO enable party prepasS and forward y him
claim for prosecution. Il requsssd b issf tpos PsidD
and directed TO him, Mt the city o1 Washing>cen
Mr. Dckns has been tor mpse than tsgve ySsn largely
engaged in the prosecution Of claims - WashnRfon both
AGAINST The United States and foreign and r.
Consequently known most Of kose who have held pub
c offices there during that period He WI uieend ptonp
v to ali business confdod him. His ofCo 1t his rcN
dence on street, between 18th and l4sh Suses. s.
Juv l2--dlm .'ff II. E9tfsstu sft tlftftg fn ~
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Notics.-Pab1Sc Houses ~ Naatuchee.sat n, I,
The Ocean House, kspt BY r. r. Parker 7Hs Atldnt.c
HOUSE at Siasconssf, kept by Fl. 8. Cyocksr ~


TIME OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged and
o,hurw improved, with good Tor sea
batug is now, comfort and convenience inferior 70 no
public house in New England. ~ hfls n8Hal8 -gEeNa
The ATLANTIC HOUSE, erocted this n Siascn-
be pleasant home to such desire pure fresh ai. magni
acent ocean scenery, and fine fishing. '.,
The fine steamer Massachusetts, Capt Lot Phinney,
makes four trips week. during the sanaer nonhA, b.
tween Nantucket and New Bedford. - tnllowrso- VIZ
and OH Tuesday and Thursday u 81 q. m. }5g q .f
Leaves New Bedford on Monday and Saturday At p N,
and on Wednesday and Friday At 81 b. $3.50 ~ go.
The occupied in making ls passages between Nan.
Hole and Gods Hole, il only about 4 hours. l5Jl. Z
Those passages delightfully."- pleasant 10 summer the
passengers being in sight Of land tho whole distances
= JnIv j1--d8W E.....t. AZ 5l ta.lsi
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TIAND HOOK fsr Travellers In the United States
III giving very extensive and deailed Information OF
routes dipnces, 30, and fun descriptions Of all interest
ing ocainies With Ia engraved lnstraonS and large
and highly Anahsd map ofths Uns States al remarkable
fuuess naA acosfaoy By Sherman r. Smith, Of New York
one poclps vclaaie, lSt6, Of ~ pages sprics z! e.
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Juno I--st, wtlsunlyN2awtl

CENERAL AGENCY.-John 8. Skinner = SON.,
" (F G. Sknner) editors OF " the Plough, the Loom,
and the Anvil offer their services to their friends south of
Delaware aud to the public generally agents for the
sale land and for the puchass of whatever the country
may need from the ces in any way connected with agrl
culture, such mpemens se~d, grain, fruit and
mental trees and domestic animals of all Sorts srcept
horses. 434.ias.
The advantages their agency offers only those
siderable familiarity with the sources OF supply judg
nen and unailng in selecting, and determination
to and expose every attempt wi imposition
regard blood quality, whether of animal vegetable,
tree implement The cover OF the Plough the Losn,
and the Aav" already circulating largely throughout the
advertise once. the whole country but those who
would avail Of it themselves be advertised that they
will pay in advance, for the of this medium,
tho rate OF IS for quarter $40 for half and SIS for
whole page, which amount, however, will be afterwards
deducted from commissions, in all where these
amount TO $50 or more. gH8 al ens 81
Among other Institutions, general agencies and insu
Offices who wish the people in tho country to be in
formed Of the great benefit he derived from having
such establishments, would perhaps do we'll thus
make known the advantages they offer every class
and condition of life of their existence and great public
utility people already apprized, but even there
NOT generally as they should be. fh a8
Julv 20. f,a a.l.s t.tfa
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

Not1ce 70 Prc-emPtlOn Clatmants. ~
Every person entitled the right Of pre- emption any
of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated Is required to establish the the
satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor, practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the of the public sale Of the lands
braong the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
feited. RICHARD M. YOUNG i4tihi -f
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Juv I3-lnwl2v ia,at afl4 iH fNt+s 4At+
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= An2lesea who lost his leg In the bafte OF
waterloo, by whom IL has been adopted and worn
since its first invention by the hate ingenious Mr. Potts. of
London, 10 whom the present artist was for eleven years
pupil and assistant ht Ia sat iaN ~ es a..
al have the artificial leg of Mr.. Selpho; its con-
srucon appears excellent and well calculated to answer
all the objects desired But the best OF all s the proof OF
those who them this IL positive and undeninbIe
Some Of my friends, whom have mutlated, INFORM me
that they are superior to all others >,-,
Professor Of Surgery. University New York"
AIso SeIpAo's ArtaAclal Haad---An entirely new and
useful substitute for lost haad, arranged that the
wsarer can open and shut BY msans o. me remanin9
ton by letter. post paid. He Also relers to D. J. g.
Wear, OPP Magnetic Telegraph Office. Cd'umbia, South
Carolina, who Is authorized 10 receive orders
July Ism f
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r LIQUORS. AND wINEs.-6 pipes Holland gin, imPe-
Il rial eagle brand o,fg. 'oLtt
7 s pipes Holland gin, Swan brand Nl
50 half pipes and Or pipes French brandy ~
n 20 bbls. peach brandy, five years ga g. s.s M lN
$50 do old whiskey part very old and nne
~ ar. casks Madeira wine
10 do do Sherry do
~ 10 W W h;ch have this day been recstvsd, com
isny W. rous qualities and prices, and s osd f. sale
on liberal credit by tais SAAS ? @o"~Ah
July7-2awSw lIu. lal ll.l- .LL.l ILL H \
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; CoIlKcroRs OrrIoK. June II, lo+o.
(NrTY TAES.-Notios - dclinsusnss'-Au persons
~ whose upon real personal properly remain nue
In arrears after dry Of August VIII DO proceeded
saxns for the Of coecuon as directed by
unpaid taxes. poruuuxr ~
luna ss-aaw.diG Collector