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WarTantee's Signature.
FORM No ,,
STATE OF
COUNTY OF

COUNTY
On his---day Of, in the year -, personally ap
insert and acknowledged the with
power deed and certify that well
said insert the Warantee and that he is
the who described in the within power, and who
ecuted the
[OHeer's Signaiure.]
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y.
- Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEEs OF MINERAL

LANDS.
entitled the right OF preempton to any OF the
within townships and OF townships above enumerated
the satisfaction othe
proper once therefor
m notice and before the day appointed
Of public sale Of the lands embracing The
claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited And eve
the entitled An 10 create
additional district Territory Wisconsin, and for Other
approved March, ls47, sees occYdnfs,
aie their pemih OF the
lands within the townships and fractional townships above enume
and who entitled under the ac
minimum price Of the mineral lands
Michigan and in the Chippewa dis
approved September, 1850 "to the
land covered by their leases occupancy and permits respectively
price 81 IS acre, covering than
entitled ofsuch lease
he shall elect do full
"a required establish the
the Satisfaction the register and resiyer at Willow hy.
practicable after seetug h
appointed for the OF the
public embracing the claimed Otherwise such
claim viii be forfeited. . ,,,,,,,,r
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
MAY 9-lawl3w
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Notice 20 the Creditors Of Texas.
Ap l2-law6w

TREA DEP RTMRsT, March - 1851.
THE Texas having by Of It's legislature passed during
called creditors OF the
republic treasury State previous the st Of
Con
having approved 9th September $780, authorizing
millions Of should be issued
the holding bonds and other
Texas, which duties imports
peca pledged shall first file the OF the United States
bonds such forms shall be
Secretary Treasury, approved by the
United states " Now In order that this depart
automatically know the Of the claims for which the
such claims required description
LIST 1851
respective claims,
which President
the United States Of the above act of the sh Of
September 1850. - 1900,
Acting Secretary Of the Tredsury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved September o 1850 ten
millions OF dollars hve cent stock are TO paid 20 inc sae
Texas said mentioned, with poviso
fve millions said stock shall be issued until
holding bonds and other cencaics OF
which imports specially pledged
the United States releases OF all
said bonds
creditor Of the State
following described bonds
the be and or which
the duties said specially pledged
Here describe the bonds certificates
complying provisions
valuable consideration, hereby release TO The
hen, OF
account (bonds certihcates) above described
Witness my hand and seal at - ths ---- dhy oi
-,lh5l.
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
Witnesses
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WILLIAM noRNER,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Uiseonsfn,

(LATE rAuouIEE COUNTY, yA.,)
WILL attend OF Grant, Dane, and lows counties,
w federal and supreme Madison, He will give
prompt particular attention The collection of claims,
redemption Of lands and the of
resident landhoders In any part OF the SUITE
Refers to Hon w. O. foote, u s. senae Hon James NJ Mason
". Inman Homer Wanenton Va Messs
Mason law, New York Professor W E. Honer,
David Lapsey, esq, and Me :. W. Welsh, Philadelphia
b. Crockett John A. Kason attorneys at law ST Louis,
Missouri Ap l9-lawly ,
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ID n. HOOE ~ CO., wholesale and Retail De.a.rs IN
carpetng, foor elotis, mainga, euah m'''s',
sheetinr blankets furnishing goods generally
Pennsvana avenue 7h and s streets, washington,
ID, q.
Aus 9a-n
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DERTH AsIBoY sEMINARY.-This institution, afIordng
thorough for college business, together with
instruction modern languages and music will commence s
twenty eighth session Wednesday, May
building and commodious and Its internal arrange
comfort Of the pupils and encour
age habits Of neatness and system ~ ..,,--- :,
pleasant retirement proyerba heaholness the
apparatus reading with library and period
bathing and gymnasium provided win reference 70
physical training, OF the minor advantages o s
institution. :,
The Principal possessing Of early devotion 70 his
pledges his most ung enor
institution all that enlightened Christian parent cona
Terms s7s per session Of board and tuition, with
Of books for English studies
From the Faculty ef hs College Of Nsr Jersey
Having opportunity knowing the talents literary and
the prudence and exemplary moral
Woodbridge while he student IN this
COLLEGE having found that students prepared BY him Tor
college taught, with pleasure recommend him
whose and fidelity In giving nsucuon ana
forming habits Of youth committed TO his care parents
JAMES CARNAHAN, President
JOHN MACLBAN, Vice President and Prof OF creek
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prof ofMsth. and Astronomy.
CoLLres or Nsw JrRssr, April |, 1881.
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian Institute, D. g.
Rev James w. AIeIand.r, H. D., Princeton, New Jersey,
Rev. Nicholas Murray, d. d. .
Rev. David Magic, D. n. Eizsbethtown, New Jersey
containing further particulars, with ADDITIONAL esn
"o''"'' S'' 's'''''''' WY y 80 s. g. WOODBRIDGE,
Ap 3o-diw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
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i edited BY Dr. Colt vol, large octave, 81 rs.
Town-ends Old Testament, similar edition, ~ I5
Commentary and Psraphrase the Old and New Testa
ents Apocpha Patrick Louh Armand, Whitby and
Lovman. 4vos, large octave, Sill.
wanwrehts shor Family Prayers vol, 81 cents,
WiiberOrces Family Prayers. vol, IS cents, .
The Whole Duty OF Man editoni by Rev. W. b. Hawkins
oxford, vol, rs cents
Moshems Ecclesiastical History; edition. vols. syo
a. Is.
Psleys Works; vols, svo, complete In 3, o. a
Studies In Christian Biography; by Osgood. I VOL
Morelrs Philosophy Of Religion. lvol.
Just received n..oy r.vfop
MAYS FRhNCk Ihthc'-
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INSTRUCTIONS I'm Gymnastics, containing a full de.
scripton of than eight hundred engravings by j.
DAonce Professor the Military School In ST. Petersbug
and in Paris. ] vol, 4to. .-- -....
May % FRANCR TAYLOR.
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HANGING Acadeny--Ftrst Course.--Mn v. r. Llsps
the honor announce 70 the citizens Of Washington George
Of dancing
Tuesday October 0h at his residence
avenue opposite Willard. hotel.
tuition Washington Thursdays and ssuy-
days. ceorretown-- Mondays and Fhdays
Octo-du
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ID EMOvAL.-D sELDING h wYLIE have their
Agency and Law ofce TO Seventh between
and opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National Intelligencer Office.
Mar 2O-3awn
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NEW York and California millionaire Association
One thousand shares OF thousand dollars Capital 200
OOO limited number of shares be obtained by influential
parties who have capital special paners admitted in
conformity with the revised New York. free from
sona liability future nj the of S 900 cash. and
shares issued therefor to return ten cent annually
with fair Of doubling the wh0e In operations in
trade and mining The United States under the and con-
troll OLIVER HOLDEN,
As tho General and Chief Agent of the Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
Caomans other responsible parties throughout the Union
United appi
cation and association, be employed at diff
ferent points, where line and vessels be made
available for ade carrying the mails passengs and freight to and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
There very large increasing business doing with Caor
Pacific long the supply of gold continues,
demand capital goods will asonish the
liberal views and calculations therefor And is TO meet this
demand and profit thereby this being formed
and style ., HOLDEN & CO.,
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
Feb 9-u
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I KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the supreshs
United States, prosecution
against government Addrsss Washington ID. O.
Mar. l0-U
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BALTIMORE Female College.-This institution, inoorpo-
by legislature ofMaland and enjoying abel patron
age every facility acquisition OF thorough and ac
The buildings pleasantly located WIN
study rooms, and modern convenience TOT INC
Of large number Of boarding and day scholars
FACULTY or INSTRUCTIONS.
n c. Brooks, A. NJ, professor q ancient languages
Rev. u. n. Nsda A. NJ, bbio literature.
Rev d. r. Waugh A. NJ, mathematics and natural scisncs
{. II. Prau, M. D., ass-tanti do do
Miss NJ. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Letres
j. Rochester assistant In English.
I" Gsorgians A. Hulse, French language.
I" Ellen q. Gobrecht, Instrumental music
NJ A. Porter, assistant do
=" Elizabeth f. slcer, psntnr.
Mr. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
IsNs Boarding for session. III weeks) sJ 80
eoheHiAn department
In preparatory departure from to 10 90
Application TO
'hp24-9aw2w NC. BROOKS, Principal.
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THE Geld yyorshtpperst or, The Days We Lave In
future historical novel by author Of whitefrisr.
Harmony Of Prophecy by the Rev, Doctor Keith.
Maya FRANCk TAYLOR,
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VALUABLE Real Estate In the city OF w..hingtor

for snle.-The proprietor intending the West with
in few months three brick houses
gnia avenue within Of the
OF a number
Shops in conneron with dwelling
apaments the a house, subject ground
win sold low Aso several enclosed squares with
them, between the Capitol and Con
Bung Ground vegetables
M the WAshngon MARKET dass may be preferred
both The property occupied produc
ye good condition. viii be sold Al reduced prices T
les ndispuablc,
Peson wishing purchase please address by letter.
apply personally oce Pennsylvania avenue, few doos
'0o'' "'''''0' 'O''' "''' - K M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codu Agent
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FORM No. /.

Before la justice Of the peace other officer authorized TO
take dddrits personally here insert the
being duly deposes the Identical
lhe Insert Wdrrantee TO whom warrant No. for
the act September 1885, issued the
labiants Signdtye1
Sworn subscribed before this - day Of, lb5
[OGicer's Signaure.1
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pHHLP BARTON KEY Will attend any businsss
he be ntused with before either Of the eou Of this Dis
uicti and viii the Of claims before Con
Usss and the Departments. once on q street.
WAsnrs7op, July As ls<A jupT-SsvL
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THE Principal Of tha Wauenon IN. o. Male
assistant teacher 10
The English and the
an man. sober habits and good moral
applications made Immediately, and by letter. pas
the Principal.
lg-du
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CHURCH CARpETTNG.-Just received m smuohh suPpy
v Of carpeting matching that in Trinity chufSh. -,
ladies who supplied nom ue sst e ~
have an opportunity OF iWnnE nef
pcvyp n unif form with that Of the church.
2 bales Cocoa sellton door mats
do hist carpeung
ALWAYS ON hand general Of carpengs matnEs,
,,in msess he'd and table linens which win be sold
p',vs No. - ~ SsoS eip"''s CLAGETT DoDsoN
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS .9KD T.aIL0RS,
No. 800 Broadway, corner of Duane street,
NV' ooo pfonu"ay, corner oi Duhhe btfeet
.Abope the Irpinp HnIsc Mem York


RESPECTFULLY invite public
IL their assortment OF spring goods the patterns
which iey prepared make the best and
fashionable style al their usual moderate Fresh cloths
cussimees aud vestngs latest light silks
for vests dark do new patterns Of Paris embroderes.
There are three sl artists employed in this estabshmenone
10 cut coats and wascoa Each de
parlneni complete In itself Army and uniforms made to
order with accuracy and despatch, and In the approved
ner Strangers who visit this metropolis will find at this establish
nent everything 10 their and perfect M always insured
NJ Il. PREhIpa wAsTcoArsThese elegant wastcoats that
Were much admired at Castle Gden have been awarded the
hrst premium by te American Institute al their late fair
Feh Ib-dlm
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y Of claims before Congress and
w VA, ous executive departments Of the government
once dwelling street, between OH and Ioh streets,
Octp-d
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THE Hsstory OF Banking. with Comprehensive
Account Origin Rise, and Progress Of the Banks OF Eng
and Ireland, and Scotland BY william j. Lawsoni vol Lon
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW hooks AT TAYLOR q MAURys.-Harpers'
N Magazine for June
The lleir OF Vast wayland-A Tale by Mary Hewitt
Woman's Trials Tales and Sketches from the Life Areuna
Us; by +. 3. Arthur.
Married Life by Arthur
The Two Wives or Lost and woni by Arthur.
Volume Grote's History Of Greece.
wiams,s New Travellers Guide Through the
United and Canada with fine map United States and
Cuba.
Farmers and Planters Encyclopaedia Johnson-new edition
MoMsbons American Gardener edition. May 10
no the Of good Fruits OF fine
FlowerI have for sale 1900 apple
Paradise stocks They bear very large fruit Of the best
pleasure grounds
5000 choice vines, 500 cherry rees plums &C.
bourbons, hybrde, druoxsr ros
)rnsmentaI shrubs, green house parior pisns &C.
that the American markets
Furnish.
Invite plants
Of them
m the northern ciues great de-
mand.
Tree. plants packed and any part Of America
A. JARDlN,
Plori-, and Nurseryman Flora B, street, of
Mar 0--eolm
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DY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly OF Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID services in with Mer
revolutionary war, with Great Britain, and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty Landw attend purchase and sale OF bounty
land order. =
onesThe applications for patents, procuring models
wings all their various branches.
General OHee-A claim. the department will be
Of contractors quarterly accounts OF
ditto facilitated, &c.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Vile Democrat Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald, and Detroit Free Press, viii publish TO
s., and send their bills this oahce accompanied
with juno 44u
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EDMUND ". WILSON, Attorney nj Law, viii Pr.ensss
Washington Collections and claims before me
departments will receive prompt attention Also convey
ancnQ adjoining counties Of virginia VIII
Conos uoy pa.iIaa - S I7-duf
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New York Lafe Insurance Company,
ohes No 6s Wan street, Nep York.
MosRIs FRINELIr, president
SPENCER =. Bsssptcr, vice president
PLIrT FRfHaAr, actuary.

THIS company conducted the principle,
the principle ofesvins proportion OF the amount
premiums the hands OF insurers, has greatly
extended profits conferred benefits
least possible and outlay 10 insurers.
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California.
Its Washington comprehends following oceri
VIM Jones' NJ D., medical examiner Of and ID
Peter g. Washington agent Apollo Hail. Pennslysnis avenue
opposite Union Buildings. June R-u
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Know all by these presents that here insert the name q
parrdnee] Of the county and State OF do hereby
CO and lawful
attorney my name, locate land warrant No
for land which issued under the act of September
1850.
Power Of substitution may be inserted, u dcsiredJ
Signed in presence Of
Varrantees Signature
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WIN. II. II. CROSS,
Attorney and Counssiior at Lau
Washington City, d. G.,


Attorney and CounSslor at Lap,
Washington City, d. O.,
Pces Of Columbia, and will attend
debts the Of claims Of
including bounty under the Congress
lately passed. Once in the City Hall
Oct3-u
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
subscriber I'd Of March, 1851 coored ChTHA
RNE atlas Kitty Francis She supposed 10 be about Ave feet
She rather delicate
about 30 Of age She supposed 70 BE- hiring out Wash
woman, by free Of color
An persons hiring barborng her. The
above reward will be paid on her delivery TO me. -
Mar 2S-3awu j. Il. HILTON.
Al ELyIII's Sermons-2 volumes.
wi Mannags semons-thtee series, IN three volumes,
Law Of the Protestant Episcopal Church In the
the United Staes-t vol.
Bishop shorts History Of England Revolution
Of l6S3-l
Meand History of the Christian Religion and Church. VOL
Thornans Family Prayers and Commentary-l vol
Old Truths and New Errors, by Rev. g. M Buter-l VOL
Earnestness by &, y. Taylor.
Lady Mary by @. n. Taylor
The Angels Song by q. ID. Taylor
Marx Wilton by g. B Taylor.
Margaret, OF The Pearl; by Q. n Taylor.
Scenes n a Clergymans Life by Q. y. Taylor
wyau's Christian Ohhces-l vol ,.,cu nv, IN
May fhhNoh in'so
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c,TAMMERING CURED-Dr Com.toca'. vocal gymnasium

STAMMERING CURED.-Dr Comsocks vocal gymnasium,
- for the sammering and other defective articulation
and for instruction In eocuuon, for the reception OF
pupils This institution has been in successful operation for more
than twenty All letters should be post paid and directed TO
A. COMsTOCk, VI. d.,
% Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, NJ. D., Philadelphia
1.-THE following American phonetic alphabet the
only alphabet has been the world because
a
has for the various notifications Of the
IN speech, accent, nnecuon, intonaton, SC
The New Testament s as The Phonetic Speaker, 81 The
The Phonecon The Phonetic Magazine,
My Lito Geography Is Treatise
Phonoog, IS The First Book Of Popes Homer Had, 6
octave pages,) 50 cents Minstrel, l2S cents,
Dr. o. publishes monthly periodical, entitled ComockT rho
Dictionary Is in publication Telegraph.
should be accompanied with the cash. and directed to
a CoMsToCK, NJ D., Philadelphia.
Feb I2-3td.
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Charles DE selding.

Charles DE seIdIng.
Todd Building Pennsyyania Washington csmmis
New York, California, Minnesota and all the
other the Union.
CHARLES sELDNG having been appointed by the respect
OF the States Of New York, California; and the
OF the Territory Of Minnesota,
a acknowledgment Of deeds &C., oers
services citizens OF Washington and elsewhere
Feb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

I'll ALAL L@
JouS e LAyEr. EaQ, We observe that
this gentleman IL receiving COMPLIMENTARY
notices f.om the press ot the State. II re-
ference 10 Ais past official conduct zach.
doseiuw his claims 10 reelection as clerk
of the House of Representatives. We
have heard OF no competitor III the iield Tor
that office, and Ii ~ probable that Mr. La.
vet will fnd no oppositlon. Certainly a
more competent, OF q more popular gol.
tlctman could not be selected.
Tisose of as who have known Mr.. IA.
yes for many years, viii be glad 70 sse the
above extract from the Louisiana State
Republican. Such notices are daily ars
reariag Va papers Published Ia every part
u the state. During the last session Of
,he Legislature, his duties were a~stlaous
aud he discharged them with nneeasiay
Industry and to tho entire satisfaction 81
TINT hody--sincc then he has been cclls
stantly employed III the Auditors Office,
mud certainly no one coald have discharg.
rd tile multifarioua duties az that position
tms,cr, IL AZ we'll. than J. II, Layrt, IIe
Inns won golden opinions FROM ali sortssos
s~non--~and ho deserves them,
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nIusselman,

lfave yon seen Musselman's shop win
aows lately They are iillel with all
setts IL beautiful thlugs, appropriate fol
Christmas tir,eF. and will go oil like HE
sraekers-4witheul any difficulty Tolha
children he offers every thing whicl, cali
slifact their fancy while to those desirons
ur making the ensuing week 4 merry one,
lls les quantities of every delieaey-from
champaign ID The fataeAs bdeaste, aee
his advertisement IN another column, md
IN. aud look, and taste FOR yourselves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

w somo time since peblished d report
of tbs resolutions passed at 4 meeting Of
Wholesale groacrs. Ia Cinciam,li We
now ecppy hon the N. O r~icayunr tho
falewing resolutions passed II ! meeting
Of shc Sagas planscrs 81 thq Parish of 81,
James, ou abe lish. inst.
s,Naercax. varlous experiments. secsst.
ly made by members os this assembly,
prove evidently that the conventional tafc
AZ 10 per cent, a. actually established. far
fsom falling short OF ile real sare 81 som
sAon si1cd ~iaogshesds, exceeds 4, on the
contrary. hy several pounds whereas,
raid sare causes 10 the sugar planter i loss
which il still increased nv The mode 81
weighing generally followed BIZ brokers !
and whereas the proposition made hy
merchants of Cincinnati: aud New Orleans
h rasse said tafe ID IL per cent. Il not
INV unjnst, bnt detrimental to ghe sugar
iaanssrySo Ut L,uisiSna therefore,
Rxsaee3. That tho sugar. p~isatatefs ~
this Parish are AZ The opission that The
actual hare oT in per cefst. should lii
maintained, alshusixh II IL Fxr from being
Ms t1seif ~adxantage, S1d that tarY protest
moss solesaaaay agaauax any increase 81 said
tarss II
RcssAs~f. Tint raider than u subnait
ri HE exac,iou xf tte mercSansso f Gin.
cinnasi assa Nem 0rleans. tlley asonla pro-
fer actlng rs NssSesn denlers IA with
their modace. and tire their haxshesds
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1W8F#W1FE Ts7W "a " TT@I3I4ET EasEFs0 @F|33TE1 9I7
Want DC Taste III ! Eea-Conslrfct0r.

HHfN% HS4HI#sE %M2x
At the beginning III lrst month III tho
evening. i've rabbits were placesI III the
deb Of ONE Of The Observation-Disclosures III the
Rescnss Park biological Garien. III
the hight. the wstcInnalll discovered that
tlls bon had seized hold III The Inrre rough
railway wrapper which Is placed over
him Tor warmth, md drawing Il dswn
isiA throat. Some Iears were entertained,
haat BE WINS uot molestci. and ilt due
ctssrsp lle swallowed ilae whole Of the
blanket wrapper. By TIN end 81 October
tiEafe blanket was seen IL have moved sew
ea feet down Ills body. Il ~ supposed
v HIT Ia snapped ono of tle fahhiiS.
missed hfs ann sezed tlle hlankeE atd ID
tlle llaaf Aiglt nude sAal hiis prcv-hs ving
NJ taste III itastincf prompting HIM fo ffre
ffkhc rabbits ~ flse aassA wxlaEx
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PHHEsf'fMfA mil

McMAN 4 C6., Aak ~
TN yefffli dun writ De n III lAhe4 dass lsee&ss
~ susdiiss 4 ishs5efxblsl Ii rom da: eAaatistticf,
~Jiaxposerai en- vetts tllbIiaus 4 ID fnaisofIds eonr,
dats III VIM III sls Top Eo1ks, es,eM. II one josr
Id A4rpisrs 1862, Xff hedfes, Aa NE. tous les dfoif,
ffffsS fdt6ittf Il 4HeltfifAss Mo- Hfess4Sa1(t1f6in
Y Cgs daDt y Ata Nerisffs suiyaits, ei.stdts
d6erifu. sav0tra8
7 D ms bfiadetefie coDfsnant 1 enviYed esgt cin.
M ID pfafuiete6s iii dafanietr, pour s~atisfaife ID
fftdfah duJasafnsfs Inherit etlYsAt dsvtss ~ sus.
dita casIse. Hoaaifiens 49, HaA@-Cusptanf. avse
beuefea d'evalutietls.. III ?, gABTN,
sdase 10, 3fs. asss8 bAltk
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sit,

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