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90 Mr. BRisTOW, the celebrated writing master is meeting
liberal patronage his academy Concert Hall Indeed
merits It, for his reputation universally known gentleman
talent and character Among his pupils
respectable citizens Parents who
chants and clerks should avail themselves valuable
while he is with for his residence Washington will be limited
therefore becomes for those who wish
to give Mr. D. 40 early call certain that imperfect
viii learn in Of lessons from this gentleman handsome
free and rapid handwriting regardless, every defect or of long
standing habits
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The President elect with several friends called yester
cay TO see the President Of the United States and his
FAMILY by whom he was most ooureously and politely
received We have no hesitation in say ing that the
view between these two distinguished men was mutually
agreeable to them, and have been so 10 every one
present
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From New Tork!:!

THIS day will be opened at JOHN II. GlBBS'S Hair
dressing Saloon the largest and handsome
scaps, and toupees before received in Wash
ngton from the celebrated mandatory OF W. A Bachelor
New York Members of Congress and Others desiring TO
obtain very handsome article of the kind, will find
selves well sned the above establishment, Sixth
street, under Blackwclls National Hotel.
Eel 21-3lIN
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MRS. 3. PARKER Will open this day a hes ut,fui
WI assortment OF Paris ribands, flowers hair and
dresses.
On Monday viii be opened few of Paris millinery
consisting Of hats, caps, head-dres,es, NC.
FARMERS Fancy and Perfumery Store Pennsylvania
avenue, near Backwelis Hotel
Feb 2i-6t
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Jevelry, silver Ware, Sc

WATCHES, Je"elry silver Ware, &c.-We will
w open this day splendid assortment: of fine Gold
Watches of description and anufaci and
pete of elegant Jeweiry of the latest styles
Also, Silver Spoons Butter HALVES Sugar longs, &c.
spsctacles
in gold silver German silver and light blued frames.
every focus all of which oer prices guara
low similar goods can be purchased in any city in the
Union.
Feb 27--Iw M. w. GAIT q BRO.
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~ west Market and Charles Baltimore,
would inform merchants and merchant talors that they
have fitted the floors their tailoring and clothing
department, for the sale, by the piece OF cloths cassl,
meres, vcsiing aIlor Trimmings, and all afc'es 'uaPeu
trade. The liberal patronage bestowed upon them
this their bushes. has induced them to
enlarge their warehouse TO enable them to meet their IN
trade One of the partners. who has bad long ex-
perence in business. will devote his whole time to pur-
chasing goods and buyers rely upon mining large
s,oct at ,vha,evcr is most desirable OF European and
American manufacture that money can procure
New cloth. rooms will be opened ON the i't OF March
Entrance Charles street reo @f-eoim
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AMERICAN norEL, New York, Feb. r. ls4e.
WILLIAM JACQUELIN TAYLOR, formerly OF Rich
w nond Virginia, aud late Of the United States Hotel
in Washington and Rathbuns Hotel, in New York, takes
hi. method of informing his friends that he en-
gagged at the American Hotel, Broadway, of
Barclay street, where he will be most happy them,
in his their stay
ia New York agreeable possible.
| Feb 27-d6clm
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General Tay lor received the committee of both Houses
oil Congress yesterday, who waited upon him 10 an
nounce officially the result of the ballot of the electors
and his election TO the presidency of the United States.
MIR Jefferson Davis on the part OF the Senate, made a
short address 10 him the occasion,o which the Presi-
Gent elect made very appropriate reply Several gen
uemen were present on the occasion-among whom was
The Mayor OF the city, MIR Sea,on
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NEW MEXICO, California, and Oregon, by Albert
GiaIIatin-Ths day received for sale by tranck lay
lo the second volume of transactions OF the Ameri-
can Ethnological Society The principal portion OF which
consists of memoir by Albert Gaiatln president OF the
river Ga md its vicinity embracing climate topography,
geography ethnooy Indian OF subsistence,
semi civilization of New Mexico, vocabulaues, grammar,
povnesan languages Chinese, New Mexico, California
NC NC One octave volume of 600 pages, price 81 So
Feb Il.
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College OF St. Jamea,

Washington County, Maryland.
THE opens Monday, March 5; students
l. may be admitted any time the collage.
the grammar school either pursue the u coil Agiae
classical and scientific studies partial
in mercantile class. receiving special preparation for
the counting aud general business. Application for
the admission of pupils further Information be
made JOHN b. kERFOOT,
Rector &C., College of ST, James p. o., Maryland.
27-2aWiW
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. IT, is4o.

The Presidents mansion will be open for the recep-
ion Of company Wednesday evening, the 2sh instant
al o'clock.
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THE attention of persons furnishing and dealers is pat
J. cuarly invited to the safe of aud second hand
furniture which will take place to-day, 9th instant, at II
O'Clock a large portion of which must be sold in
der close consignment the highest bidder, and bar
gains may be expected
For further particulars advertisement
Feb PIT A. GREEN.
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The street continues to teen with fresh rumors and
'pecuations about the next cabinet. We believe no
arrangement is ascnained, except the appointment OF Mr.
Clayton Secretary of Stale. That gentleman knows
as we'll do, that nobody settle the territorial
question during the next five days, except Gen Taylor
hmself and that he stands much better chance of be-
ing felt in this most important ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
the country, well important for himse-by sealing
ms lips on tho constitution of his cabinet
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we regret TO have 10 state that the honorable Messrs
DICKINSON and Fries, OF Ohio, are detained from then
seats IN the House by inlisposition
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Lists OF the new cabinet still in circulation but we
nave reason 10 believe that will not be dvuged until
submitted TO the Senate There is some doubt even
Whether it has We, been formed
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We understand that the celebrated Germana band, from
Berlin, who have been engaged perform at the naugu-
ration ball, will perform the occasion OF the fifth
Assembly, on Friday evening next
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JN.EGANT Spring Goods.-WALTER HARPER 81
L. CO. Pennsy lvaula avenue, bet~ cen 9th and 10Th
will this large stock OF spring goods
selected with from the last imporaton and compri-
sing every thing and desirable. They name
Elegant Spring style Silks
Monsselines de Lame, styles
Silk Tissues and Bereges
Rice Embroidered Hermann
With all other kinds of Dress Goods
They would call attention to their stock OF Evening Dress
Goods feeling confident II more complete than any other
in the city.
Their assortment of gloves, handkerchief silk and
ton hosiery, parasolets, Nc, is also complete.
An inspection is respectfully solicited
Feb 27-3if
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DELAWARE UNITED STATES SENATOR The l..i.,,pre o,
sfe have elected Jons WALES, Esq of Wilmington.
sound wh'g United States senator to 6l the vacancy oo
oy the resignation of the Hon JoHs NJ CLAYTON
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NHEAr stso""sry.-Chcap blank books, cheap wrsp
" ping paper, and cheap school books
TAYLOR A. MAURY,
Jan 20 New Book and Stationery StoIe, near 9th ST.
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Marble ID,

In the city Charleston Carolina Tuesday
the instant NASprR HoEsr by the
Rev P. Tn.rrlR KrrH JOHN WILLIAMS LEWIS, to ANNA
RAVEN, only daughter Of ELIAS VANpLR ionsr.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND DANvnsLE RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, February q, 1919
SyEALED Proposals will be received at this ONCE
- until Monday. the l2h March next for the
Of the James river for the Richmond
and Danvrlle railroad Plans and specifications will be
ready examination at the office OF the company by the
9th proximo. Where prices and responsibility equal,
preference will be the offer wherein the largest
amount OF the stock of the company will be received in
payment. ANDREW TALCOTT,
Feb 27-cptIoMarch Chief Engineer.
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INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION.

INFLUENZA AND CUNsUMPTTON.--Tt Is, Indeed, a
melancholy tn, that sands victims
from other Than neg elected
colds yet fad hundreds, nay, thousands, who
such complaints with the greatest indifference and let
them for weeks and months, without thinking
the danger. At FIRST have what consider slight
cough cold allow business, pleasure, carelessness
from giving attention IL ten settles
upon yonr breast you become boarse have pains in the
chest, expecorate large quantities of matter.
haps mixed with blood officially OF breathing ensne.,
and then find your foolish neglect has brought
this complaint II, them you value your life health, be
warned time aud don't fe with your cold or trust to
any guack nostrurn but Immediately procure
a bottle or w of that remedy, DIR. WISTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which is well known TO
be the speedy known thousands will cs
tfy whose lives have been saved by II.
IL 5 the best medicine in the world
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS the wrapper.
For SAFE bv X. 8. PATTERSON, Washington, ID. G.
Feb. H-3t
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Washington Assemblies.
THE fifth and last Assembly will take place nj the Wash
l. ngion Assembly Rooms Jackson Hall, on the evening
Of Friday, the ID OF Nich.
Gentlemen tickets the book of Messs
Fischer, Taylor 81 Maury, T. Taylor upon the written
order OF manager.
Hon. Geo NJ. Dallas, Hon. T. Bniler King,
" X. NJ. Lane, l. E. II Zines,
Z" VIM. X. Sebastian, X. X. Meade
w. w Seaton, Commo l. Warrington
Gen, j. q. Touen, Capt J. T. Jjhns,on, u. s. A
Maj. j. ID Graham, Capt Forrest, u. s. N,
]. Knox Walker, Chs. Sroadnan, do
p. Barton Key, Thomas Richie,
Jno f. Addison, Capt. |. Mcdowell. U. S. A.,
X. X Stone, Geo. Thorn. u. ) A,
]. NJ. Foiiz, u. S. N AugsS Nicholson u. S. NJ,
Hon. ID. M Barrnger, w. $. Walker
g T.. c. Cabel, w. +. Rodgers
Gen. Geo. Gibson,
Feh -
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Adelphi Theatre.

Me.srs. O. +. BROWNE and II. +. NICHOLS, Propretors
Mr.. ]. b. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
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On Tuesday, February II, will be performed the tragedy Of
WERNER.
Werner Mr.. Roberts
Ida Mrs. Nichoia
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To conclude nth The farce OF
BOX ND cox.

Private boxes Is dress circle and parqusue, 90
cents gallery. rs cents.
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Passages etc. ETC. have been cured by this Compound Mix
tuFe and cases Of SYPHILIS of the most nyeteTas descTp
ton have promptly yielded to their sanave influence.
The preparation is, without doubt eftecual rem.
eay, and has cured many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed. In its improved form, II
~ aseess' and effects DermGHeH The space of fire
an sS aus without much restriction to diet any to
posuTa or business. Besides this important ADVANTAGE
never leaves the part subject to that Troublesome weakness
lha occurs so often after the Of other medicines generally
prescribed, and If taken in the first stage Of the disease it
WIN arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant feelings
10 lew days; In ongproaoed chronic stages of the
diseases In obstinate elects, Female Complaints such
discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics as PANACEA or cure
every thing, but for the abOvenamed author
lzed by DIS LeRoy and Peleer OF Paris he invenloIaJ
TO guaranty cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public of NeWOreans for the last and
they have universally proved eficacieus
betUecTL Canal and Common streets 81 ly
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HOTELs. Sc.


BAY ST, LOUIS HOTEL
TBVHS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
Il nished will be opened on the Nth OF May, 1orthe -
reception of Vstes and Families wishing tg spend the N
Summer at a pleasant Watering Place The unde1 ~
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence and will keep the house open Summer and Winter.
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants engaged and no
paiBs expense will be spared to render the stay OF ysen
pleasant and agreeable. lniy3 6ml .. LEWIS y ",
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
CORNER CUSTO.lIIIO USE and FRONT SITS.
~ LII be opened for The reception Of B0AHDEk5 on
gE WEDNESDAY, January 9, 1913; Well fur fggfA
hahed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentleman Rss5H
IAnLR--the best the market will afford. L2Aaal
Ihe above establishment. has been built by the prOpretOf
expressly Tor the accommodation of city and transient Board
e 1t one Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
oly ana no pains will be spared torender those who may
sop with nmt comfortable.
Fllthtul and attentive Servants.
G Terms IeasOnBbaas any establishment Of the kind
n tAs city. Ual d&Wd1 u. ALEXANDER, ProprietoE
OARDIN G H lou 8 a
IA GhHPIER Street bBtoCea 50. ChGTkeS and CGrOa,
aeLet otreeS-OHc G0o from The corner Of Clr0RdeetS ST.
&6 KS WILSON, Gate Of q Benville stTeet) respect
1fA July informs her friends and the public generally, @
u She continues IN the above eligible location Ef
ped Oy her during the last year. She has had hersA
hCU6E thoroughly read and prepared for the
ua0n OF gentlemen exclusively. Grateful lnt past patron.
age, she hopes by dEen attention to the comfort and
elehce OF her patrons tOneLaud receive CONTINUANCE OF
NJ y dGW
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III - b 80 0I!eaps a 81 PoYpRAs sfREE8T
ox i M5Dt e AZ IG0LLLE az \,

No. SO CUSTOJfHO USE STR EET, ~ o,
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
UNTIL CuRE Is ETFECTED-PuyHts Disstaea cured in
few days by regular phySiCan without mercury other
poiHonogs medoiaeHi al No. 30 CUsTOHHOUsE STREET
New Orleans, Louisiana
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
OF the forms Of certain Disease, to his general adveI
usemont IN another column. The Treatment adopted By
him that which has the approval Of the most distinguished
Surgsoua Of Pens London and New York and r. uniysT
has proved beyond doubt that cure
for the won't Of constitutional syphilis gonOuhUa
structure, enlargement OF the PROSTATE gandI diseases in.
ducad By certain solitary practice etc. etc. beOb-
talusd TO moral certainly, II application DO made to those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied On.
Siuce Dr. muea opened 10 tn city, all the many
that have come under hs have been cured without
single exception. Some of these Of yeau standing.
One remarkable Of touT5 30 old has been
to the supnge OF the patient The gentleman (whOSa
gpectAby Is En0Wn to tie citizens of New OTs8nE) is at
hand aud (by his peruEsnn) be referred 70, Dr. NJ
treatment OF structure II not known South of New York.
His treatment Of gOnOTThma and geet is the perfect
discovered. It the shortest safest and aureS The
Doses but is obtained ia twodayt without
pain Inconvenience change Of diet E No pay unless
cure IS effected within the tlms named.
lhPOTEHCY:-H Dung men or Others who, by sexual
cess or EepOluOn may have brought themselves any
Of the painful consequences e2nng from unestTaned
indulgence oil the palSiOns such premature mpO-
teucy, involuntary seminal emiBIOnE general debility
Or consul utolal daangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence be OitsH them perfect This
EtfcteEt secrecy observed.
DR.. Mullen be committed daily at his Office No SO
Cuttomhouae ~. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. d.
Nv Remember No. IS CuItOmhOuge st jyl5u
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Il Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run, in
conBulunE Physicians for the cure Of private diseases,
owing the utter dsquGhCutOuE OF those who profess
such cases. deem be nothing bnt act Of
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted, well as sheer
Justice 70 Or, NJ JULIEN, No. 80 CusTOhHOUgE srRZEr,
10 state that in the year 1916 soey afflicted with syphi-
lis, n its wont and most appalling form, and Tor several
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being u eli benefit
ted-ndesd grew worse. At length heard OF DR.. Null
ems great reputation applied TO him. and TO great
ioy, ree weeks he restored perfect health Sab.
yisf sHMUEL ROBERTsON.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. 20.
Office No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles stg.

Trustees:
T p TSS,sV IT, Maunsel White, VIM. e. Leverch,
Robert j. Ward, S4llues5! 9teMIi En.g Z CO. a,
is'' PSTER CoNREY Jr., President Board OF Trustees
Directors:
T.-o,byV Stanton John Stroud, Sem, N. NJ. Cohen,
Ioi,, / Lewis John Calhoun, RT9gtOn W. taTreT
||9 4m N iGoodich Joshua Baldwin, William Il. White
iob1 /, Safarans, Wauick Martin, John d BeIn,
a ID. CrOssman, MARX, walton, WIN y; iollEpAluS
Cornelius Fellow IS, Joseph Lallande, John D. Leele
Edw. Jennef Coke
eps This Company is prepared to entertain applications
T life Insurance and issue Policies all sound and heal
Inv White persons and Negroes athe Table Of Rates esap
ad Inv the Board which less than the rates charged by
New York and London offices, and without their rssg
lions as 10 residence in the South By the charter dividend
are declared annually and the profits draw interest
m can be made available at to the extent OF two
thirds o. their amount WheIe tue Pai'S '"7 PAM MS Pie
ui ToH m HGGAN President of the Company
pREsToN W. FARRAR, Vice President
A. ]. WEppERBuRE, NJ. d. Medical Board OF
T1OMAs HUNT, NJ d. 5 Consultation;
HhRSoS DoANE. Secretary Z. l.. GooLD Attorney.
RICTARD BETN, NJ D.. No 2ll Magazine street, Medica
E,ISTnineT Office hours for blacks, * 10 Sc A M do 10
bites TO P M at his residence. viii examine white
cSuts al the office of the Company daily from H5 TO =
Iock p M He will not examine nne az ms dwelling
vytbSnt permit which can be had on application at th
Office of the Company. - H. u HEARTH agent
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance member
At NsoY ork and London rates. Prospectus ta9e OF rates
and all information as 10 Life Insurance ana al papers ne
eessay effect Insurance can be had at the once oil tn
TO accommodate all classes Of our citizens. youn
men and mechanics having families dependent upon them
tbs premium amounts 500 annum, 10 pay one
bafn cash and halt in satisfactory endorse note al l.
months bearing interest at per cent. pei annum.
b. The business OF this Company Is cQnhned 70 llFE
IEsURANCI ONLY BY resolution Of the Board, no Fire,
River or Marine Risks are taken. .o,..-,
1 ~ Office houn, y An lopP'A' leAQal
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If You rant 10 piece g0ur Sons az Of the best Schools
in .9Hler{cG, look al The advertisement beI02o.
DOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCBOOI.-The
edifce for this School is situated on College Hill about
lOuiths OF mile from the beautiful village of Pough
keepse, Duchess county, State of NewYOrk
The School is conducted philosophical principles.
References invariably had the nature OF the Juvenile
mind, and constant efforts employed to develop its
powers in their natural order and preserve them in their
relative strength The domestic and modes of
instruction are adapted 10 youth Of ten yea Of aud up
ward and they instructed in such branches as may be
requisite either to qualify them for Commercial life En-.
gineerng, or to prepare them for College
The annual expense per scholar &30 payable quarterly
in advance This includes all charges for board tut
ton, stationery, bed and bedding washing room, fnel
light and bonks (eXuepthe French and the Spanish books
The is divided into two terms OF tweny-thtee weeks
each The summer term commences the first Wednss.
day IN Mayhe Winter term first Wednesday in NOvem-
bet the purpose OF the undersigned receive any
youth into his School whose moral character not good
Y20 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT Principal
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3 AFFLjtTSyTTt5itJS WITH VI VENEREAI, DIS.

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL Dis
l. EASESThe reputation Of the winter well egtah-
shed that all that to TO those who have bees
unfortunate have contracted any OfthOEe dread.
tu diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any Of
their forms. that the writer after
full practice OF yeHr, confined strictly to VeneTea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (havng treated and
llavsd hundreds who pant all hope, many of
whom mad been under the treatment Of eminent hysoiaHE
without receiving any beneft) enabled offer you POSI-
lively safe certain ana speedy Should any Of tho
unfortunately afflicted TINS short advertisement, they
wOuld do well to call at No. 80 CUgrOHHoUsE STREET.
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves Ofthe bene-
fits OF the subscriber long and successful xpeuenoe.
lyl5 B. +. MULLEN, IS CustOmhOuIe 81.
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EnuCATTON.
zIeH SCHOOL ron YOUNG LADIES
rs BOGRDERS OR DAY pTTpTT.e

CAKOHDELET sTRRET, EEAR ST, JOSEPH sTRuET,
ENSTARLISHED in l544 under the superptsnlencp Of
IA the Rsleg ALLISON ffom London,-lh this lpstu-
the course Of study thorough end sSematic vague
theories superficial methods Of teaching elicit display
are esoed to- in any Of the various departments Of science
or literature.
The French Languages under the supenntendence Of
French gentleman Of high literary attanmelts other lam
Fusges, music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers of equal emnenCe IN their professions
Drawing in every style taught by the Misses Alison
themselves pupils Tor uny 0fone of the most eminent
dfawng masters in Europe
~ Terms may be known on eppGgaOn to the residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. CarOndglefe ms fy