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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-31
House,.

FRIDAY, Jan. %.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Fuller
ton to divorce Axtell and wife, which
was read twice and ordered engrosscd.
Mr.. Murphy introduced 4 bill to d.
vorce Abram Hull and wite-rcad once.
Mr. Farnham introduced bill granting
ferry charter to Emanuel Casc-rcjected.
Bill granting ferry charter 10 A. North
rop and others read second time.
Mr.. Rolettc introduced resolutions an
nouncing the death of child of one
of the members, Mr.. Findley, which
were passed, and the House adjourned
until Monday, o'clock.
MONDAY, Jan. &c.
Mr.. Black presented petition for acad-
envy at Cottage Grove.
Resolution of Mr.. Fullerton to print
500 copies of Governors Message and
accompanying documents, adopted ; also
resolution of Mr.. Black, allowing officers
of House certain amount of stationery
and newspapers.
Librarians report received, and 100
copies ordered printed.
House refused to engross bill TO divorce
Axtell.
Vote rejecting Cases ferry bill on
Friday was re-considered. and bill read
second time.
Bill for ferry to Northrop and others
considered in Committee of the Whole.
and ordered engrossed.
Committee upon the Wells and Rich
ards contest reported.
Adjourned.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81.
Mr.. Murray, from the minority of the
committee on the Wells and Richards
case made a report.
Speaker presented remonstrance
against the repeal of John Morgan's fer
ry charter at Saltwater.
Bill to divorce Hull and wife refer.
red to select committee of three.
Bill to provide for the appointment of
Supreme Court Reporter, read second
time; and bill for ferry to Northrop and
others read third time and passed. Cases
ferry bill referred TO committee of three
House relnstated rule providing for af-
lernoon meetings.
Vote refusing 10 engross Axtell's d.
vorce bill reconsidered, and bill referred
to select committee.
Wells and Richards contest case made
The special order for next Tuesday. on
motion of Mr.. Day.
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Auditors report taken up, and on mo-

Auditors report taken up, and on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Rolette, the following reso-
lutions offered by him, were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this House
are due, and are hereby rendered to the
Territorial Auditor, for the able and legal
advice SO gratuitously given in his last an
nual report.
Resolved, That the Chief Clerk of this
House be instructed to transmit copy of
these resolutions to the Territorial Audi
tor.
Adjourned.
T'wo o'clock, p. N.
Mr.. Leavit presented petition in rela-
ton to Cottage Grove Acadamy.
Auditors report considered in commit
tee of the Whole, and reported back to
the House with the portion expunged by
the Council stricken out.
Report Of committee adopted as fol-
lows:
Ayes, Messrs. Black, Cave, Day, Find
ley, Fullerton, Gingras, Murphy, MUIR
ray, Rolette, Selby, Ludden, Speaker
II.
Nays, Messrs. Farnham, Leavi;t and
Richards-3.
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.
Mr.. Rolette introduced a memorial TO
the President of the United States, pray
ing the suspension of suits against tres
passers upon the pine lands-rcad twice.
Mr.. Black presented petition Of lido
LOTHIAN for divorce.
Committee upon divorce bill of Hull
reported favorable.
Mr.. Murray introduced bill for ferry
charter to Antoine Roberts.
Question to engross bill to divorce
Hull negatived.
Council memorial reletive to treaties
read second time.
Adjourned.
THURSDAY, Jan. 80.
Committee upon Cases ferry bill re-
ported adverse to granting.
Bill granting ferry charterter to A.
Roberts read second time.
Bill to appoint Supreme Court Report
err, and memorial relative to pine lands,
considered in Committee of the Whole,
and ordered engrossed.
Petitions for Cottage Grove Academy,
and of LOTHIAN for divorce, each referred
TO Select Committees.
Council resolution relative to subscrip-
ton for the Annals of the Historical So
ciety, read first time.
Mr.. Murphy presented petition of
Charles Miles Tor ferry charter.
Adjourned.
I'Wo O'Clock p. W.
Bills were presented by Messrs. Cave
and Murray, granting ferry charters 10
ID. f. Brawley and to ]. NJ. and l. N.
Goodhue, read first time.
Vote refusing to engross bill to divorce
Hull, reconsidercd, and bill ordered ell
crossed.
Council resolution relative to Annals Of
Historical Society read second time.
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BEFORE HIS HONOR. CHIEF JUSTICE FUL-
LER.

AT CHAMBERS. January 23d, 1859.
District Courts, District.
Stephen Cobb and
Franklin Murch, Motion for reimbursement Of costs.
Levi Sloan
This action was commenced before a
justice of the peace, and brought to the
District Court by appeal from the
judgment Of the justice, about one year
ago. The appeal was taken by the de-
PENDANTS, against whom Judgment was rem
dered in the court below, and the cause
tried at the last September term of the
District Court in Ramsey county, when
the plaintiff had a verdict in his favor for
six dollars less than the amount of origi-
mai recovery. Under the Revised Statute,
37l. sec. Z, the clerk taxed and inserted
in the judgment for the plaintiff the fol-
lowing items of costs, viz g.: :: For pro-
ceedings before notice of trial, $500 ;
subsequent proceedings before notice Of
trial, 800; trial, $l5,OO;'' to which the
defendants objected; and they now NOV c
for readjustment.
The first question presented on this
motion is, whether any part of the Revis-
ed Statutes relating to the course and
modes of procedure in civil actions, is
applicable to actions pending when they
went into operation. On this subject, the
statutes themselves are singularly lean
and silent. The only provision they con-
tain bearing upon it, is an exception to
the repeating clause. After sweeping
repeal of prior enactmcn,s, by proceed
ing section, -sec. 4, p. $40, provides that
= The repeal of the acts mentioned, shall
not affect any act done, or right accrued
or established, or any proceeding, suit or
prosecution had, or commenced, in any
civil action or proceeding, previous to
the time when such repeal shall take eff
feet; but every such act, right, or pro-
ceeding, shall remain as valid and eflectu-
al, as if the provisions so repealed, had
remained in force
The object Of this section manifestly
was, to save suits and proceedings had
before, or pending at the time it took ef-
fect, from being invalidated by the repeal
Of the statutes in force when they were
commenced or while they were progress
ing. by it they were saved from being
thrown down along with the structures
on which they leaned, and their vitality
preserved and continued. But it was not
hereby meant that the future proceedings
IN such suits should not be " Affected by
Or conformed to the positive enactments
81 the Revised Statutes, SO far as they
nay be without invalidating the previous
To make its meaning more
explicit, the last clause of said sec. 4.
was added TO it, by which the proceeding
clause is explained and limited To save
'uits and proceedings pending when they
went into operation, from the effect of the
provisions of the Revised Statutes. il
vas necessary to do something more than
ave them from being overturned by the
etpeal OF former statutes-they should
llSo nave been exempted from the provis-
ohs OF the new enactments, which are
general on their face, and not limited in
erms to actions to be commenced ofter
hey took effect. They are only limited
" their subject matter, and their inannl;-
ability In the nature of thinrs 10 so,na 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Notice and summons to John IL Brewsrer late OF Still
water.
The Mississippi Boom Company wish to contract for
building piers.
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The Great Invention OF the AgeI-stean suppIantedi
Gas nsphantI

The Great Iaventon OF the Aget-stsanl suppIantedi
Gas TriuIapianti
THE 6t half Of the nineteenth win be recorded
Of steam L has passed, and with viii pass the
The second hall Of The century win commencing the
age Of Gassn agent destined not only sa Du 70 KsoArkH
Professor John g 3 Solomon amer ysa q close OBJ
make the principle Of the Of eaIbonic acid avail
patent Improved carbonle Acid Engae
now offers 20 dispose o. nights for e use meso % Tho unisd
saving money labor and Of human
suffering secured by The use Of this new motor win inevitably in
sae IL speedy 70 al passs "s ,s '1a M po.s . now
bulk, and weight Of the engine has preeuded us
asa s% ns power for he GIN % s .a
thai by The steam engine Of boilers fuel aud
hemen and Of bulk and weehioo tons weigh. saeing for
These facts established BY the enpsmens engine Of
in the following nom The Cincinnati Nonpare re sh instant
We pleased thatJ @ T. saloaon late Of this city
Gallon TO sa engine The successful espedmsn ns invention
has 1ecsvsa snohef asat for ie Steering piepns
Also nights for the Of his Improved r.oaelns and Steering
Appara peculiar advantage Of which gives pilot such
complete Of tho vessel independent Of the engnee he
manof war IN less time than Is required TO
Also rights Improved Spring saddle fOr military
ho1ss and dsI '0 ' 0'0' o. O'
Auy information in regard to the above inventions and
OF obtaining rights ae may be promptly obtained By addressing
Attorney and agent the pa,cnee, street, opposite ODD Eel
lows Hall, Washington, ID. @.
washinsoTS Amercan Pataol, sun Baltimore Lsdssr
An ed ans
York Drooyn silmans Journal New Hayen jour
Mssaense Portsmouth, Enqare Portland Journal ana Argus
eaa and
EasIsl, Nonpas A,aa Commercial and cI..
q s s
n s insert sss sse,y other day. day. inner
FORM anfforwafd bills, with copy Of The paPe,, ,,
Dec y 5-eodamf Washington, D. O.
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EH ,;SSeas saR

A NEW Route Pittsburg. via the Baltimore,
gushanna Raro Throueh
express viii daily
States Washington Baltimore ei
connecting with the fast line Mddleiown m,
irving at Harrisburg at u, p M, TO dinner.
The train Harrisburg for the AT 2, arriving
Athis point passengers have the option
taking
stages direct rom Holiday,burg Ptsbnrg.
Tickets sold following points by this
Wnghisvilo, Columbia Maea Middetown, Harrisburg
New Pert, Meown PersvlIe, Lewown Hunt
ingdon, Hoidsysburg and Ptsburg.
This train Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, shppensbue, Chanbebug and
other points this road.
accommodation OF from Washington
Of the
dep the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
morning baggage, which
: ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent.
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no MAKE HooM.-In order that have room for a
supply Of spring goods selling of stock OF
winter goods extremely low prices.
sbnwls, choice styles
$50 pairs Of blankets comprising all kinds, rom
superhue, great bargains
choice fine cloths cassimees including all
The black French cloths
IN the lot fne and cheap
rs richly pointed cloth piano and table covers
100 pieces white 6snne from 25 cents yard TO extra hne
bundles wooen, cotton, and nk under.
shirts and drawers
piece. druggy and crumb cloths, handsome patterns
Our stock o. bomba,ns. spseas moussenss msrnos and all
of goods, well az at all times
pee, prices proverhialIy low
Engsh and French mernos all prices and coors
offering bargains In all kinds Of cooed and black
silks
is pieces ladies " habii cioths," assorted coors
s pieces white sstns
100 ladies' hid Gloves assorted coors
900 whit cambrics and muins, AT all prices
pieces shseng pow-cse nsns all linen, and all widths
with other desirable
goods line all VI which, bear In mind We will offer Al re-
m ably low prices
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
prices dealing bs relied In all
FERRY h RROTHER,
Ian 13-3wif Opposite Centre Market
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UALUABLE busines. stand for Rent in w..hinston

VALUABLE business stand for Rent I'm Washingt0
city, given
building erecting
OF h Market Space. They the
style goods business, gas lights
The is feet wide BY 90 feet deep In the with
side the ~ wide ~ feet
deep, inches
the dry and finished for well lighted
ing Market space s ~ feet wide 81 feet des then become,
2 wide by ~ feet Deep having skyg feet wide
long. basement finished ROOM % BY
deep, feet inches high. There
with its basement stairway The
feet wide by 81 eedeep, with skgh, feet BY feet
could throwing
Each has vault in the
fuel
side Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and ~ streets.
Dec l3-TnIhssd ANNE r. DERMoTT.
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CUPEHIOH Dsyuerreotypes 1-First Premium -. n.
extended the field Of his operations
than dagueHe0ypist In the country His galleries
be found Pennsylvania between AZ and 9th
street, Baltimore; Broadway and
street, New York; No. n Main street, Rchmondi sycsne
Petersburg; Main street, Norfolk; and Main street. Ls
burg, Virginia
and highly finished electro dagucneotypes are "a
extraordinary improvement nsng falhfa and highly
iikenesses in n few seconds.
The rsary ground invented by j. H. Whiehurt, gives
airy and living appearances 10 tho picture
WhtehuIsts establishments distribute thirty
sand annually and have dissatisfaction Th
certainly atteng prooof the superiority Of his likenesses
j. W. calls the attention Of the public generally his eleganuy
furnished gallery over Lane and fuckers where IN
exhibition OF pictures will be given. t5
competition dagucrreotypss atts
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, he awarded the
medal by the Judges.
Lkenesses ofeve description copied and essa
attended to. Nov 26-il
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TAMEs 4. EDWARDS, late Commissioner Pen-
and Simeon Smith, attorney ssw formerly Of ORdns
burg, opened oca Washington
for claims before Congress
thu departments Of the general They prom
s0 their unemited business be
their Reference be made members Of the
Congress
Letters postpaid addressed Edward. Smith, wilisrd.
Hotel, will be duly attended to-
Sep 10-dy
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ONG IAfc 4. within tho reach or ms aII.--Th,

within tho reach OF allThe celebrated
Brothers and Gray, have hnay
themselves the ofwsshngten after having
Of knowledge and having spent
the Indians for the purpose OF getting thorough
themselves qualified alleviate
Complaint, the human family subject We
promise wi favor with call that viii, with
question, tell them their complaints and
and and speedy cure The Doctors'
wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
the complaints
have originated how long standing,
&c Refer had
living in all the western counties Of the States Of New
York Cansda &C. who, having been up
BY faculty hearing of and avang themselves OF
restored heh Diseases successfully treated
rheumatism, bronchitis erpes letter. dropy all
Diseases diseases Of the skin lungs, stomach bowels liver
Kidneys, spine, Ac,
Once south street, opposite Smithsonian Institution.
Oct s-d2ws
The daily union., 1852-01-15

LII VIDTHS.-Now and for sale much less than
II the usual prices
20 medium and owpriced Si table damask,
pieces fine l0-4 table damask, rich patterns
and price.
10 dozen bencled and brown doyies
so dozen assorted damask and Huckaback towels
80 pieces towclngs, all knds, Styles and prices
80 pieces Irish linens all pnre,' for shrting
90 linens bosoms and collars
100 pieces M bleachcd slrting cottons
With desirable goods all Of which will
sold very cheap the mcnhs.
cash. unless arranged contrary.
articles prices dealing, relied
PERRY Il BROTHER
Jan i3--3wf Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1852-01-15

MRS. CHOATE's Millinery and Fancy store, Four
WI street, avenucM q. Keeps
hand large assortment OF millinery goods bonnes and
confident
surpassed establishment this city fancy
trimming selected, every
give Newyears
quality. Fairs supplied liberal discount Don't forget ~
street. house north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 2l-dlm
The daily union., 1852-01-15

pRIvATE TUrOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided Paris 10
anxious 70 obtain the position Of tutor companion
sons In some private fsmy OF ofrsspecsbily
References family be
given parties Of the hshc rcspecsby either In this country
In England,
Mar l6-duf f 49,
The daily union., 1852-01-15

NEW INDEX TO the Laws OF tho United ststes-Ar
synopucay, reaching from the Of
Sd OF March, 1851 classifying the laws the
and arranging Them under their alphabetical heads
instant reference utility value compilation
all instant examination. Showing
been passed subject
affords time security The sesrcher that otber
tho close of the last session Congress than
those thus spread before him.
Complete of7f7 closely printed
just issued from the press, and this day received by
IA FRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-01-15

yUOODl woods WOOD THE subscriber has at his wood
Ish bridge, cords OF
hickory oak and pine wood, which he "a anxious sell for cash
His agent III be the all deliver such
quantities purchasers lie will take liberty refer
quality
&c, G. Daniel, John T. John Clsget O.
mar Dr. Bayy Washington, Rev. L. r, Morgan Rev. Mr. Ham
ilton.
Jan z-so2m. GEORGE w. CONWAY.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, 5HIPLEY, d CO.,
Liverpool.
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE h CO.,
26 Rue Noue Dame des Victories
Paris
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havrs.
The these ships will be accountable gold
bullion SPECIE ewey precious stones, metals unless bills
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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CErrrrMES,s WARES.

rENTLEMEN's WARES
VI 10 dozen merino undershirfs, heavy
10 merino and cotton drawers, all sizes
do silk undershrs
10 do medno hsIfhose
SO do English thread cotton hsho~e, the best Foods
rs DO country knit half hose
40 buckskin gloves, very heavy
de beaver gloves, superior
rs do kid gloves, Alexsudsrs mako
10 de silk gloves, some very heavy
10 pieces pocket hAndksrche6 some very superior
% neckies and bandkcrchish
do plain border linen esmbric band ercbis,
with cloths csssimerss, snd vsstngs Of All styles, At
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets
Dec H-eedlmf
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DEMOVAL.-Thc celebrated DR. G. W. ROBACK, proesoro
II asroogy astronomy, phenoogy and geomancy, combined
with conjuraon, from Sweden, haviag removed bis once
White street, New York. offers his services 10 the citizen
Washington He has bsen consulted by all the crowned heads
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation a. an ssrolog u
living Navites calculated according 70 geomsncy-
ladies' 49, gentlemen ss Persons a distance csn have M
sending the date OF tho day Of their birth
containing the above fee will receive immediate A
on, and nativities part Of ts world, written
durable and he prepared make Of his powerh
conjuraon any Of the following topcs Coutshp, dN
given accomplishment Of wealthy marriage
he power redeem such given 70 the free
bottle and for all Of hazard, and for the
property the purchasing of lottery tickets T
sands the abovenaed have been done in this city and
vicinity and United States, the full Satisfaction Of
been during the last
years while here Letters will and will
well person mail safe perUN
need trust through the post once Dr. Rob
200 monthly, and has
will be regousy attended To, prepaid Be M
office, and State For particular
office of the Union, and get astrological anaax
gratis. !. -
White street, New York.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LISE)
wAsmSeTos oruoK, PENNSYLVANIA AvErur,

wAsHtScTos oFroK, rENNsYLvAsfA AVENUE
Finh Of National Hotel, Moo.
THE established bv in the United
ses and consequently the ode The pioneer line, extending
Washington BaImore Philadelphia, and New York and
delivering the stations iavrs
Grace wilmington Trenon Princeton, New Bunswck, New
ark Jersey Cthe only line in the country the present time
deliver number OF which
be required accommodation OF the public with
accuracy fidelity hitherto uncquaed This
with other companies Morse n"s east north and
already 6een housssd miles,
which will be delivered desired The
ayers line have lately thoroughly sysiensed
mode of
charges equal to all with special f@vorso With The ao
for by this
try and ifthey reliable
graphing The Offices OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wnsh Pennsyvana NTH
Hotel BALTIMORE No Exchange South Cay street Philadelphia
No. l0l Chestnut street. Quincy Granite building; New York
WIN NJ SWAIN, President
March la-3md.
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EOR Rent, tho large and commodious house In thu
hrst ward now occupied by Brazilian Minister
For terms apply TO Gen. orsnot, Sir Buildings
ssptal-eodn lipssl.1
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MP0RTANT 20 tho DeafmDR HARTLEY, auris,, from the
Ear Inrmary % Arch Philadelphia, his
for few days The number and Importance oihe
under his his VISIT and the gratifying amount OF
which attended induced
His here will depend much upon it
CALL Dr. HIS residence Is Myerss dry good store between 9
10th Pennsylvania Hours
Consultation and examination fee, 81.
Thirteen close and almost undivided attention this branch
Of special has enabled him his
degree of find The confirmed and obstinate
yield by steady attention the prescribed
The following testimonials submitted with confidence They
will show least what estimation his professional qualifications
held by OF the most distinguished medical in the
country
4 have had pleasure Dr. Hartley practice
favorable opinion his
he profession and a gentleman.n
W. PARKER, M, d., Professor Of Surgery &c.
Mis- professional abilities will be duly appreciated by who
place themselves under his care.n
JOHN ii. WHITAKER NJ d.,
Professor Of Anatomy, &C.
From intercourse with Dr. Hartley have found his deport
ment correct and gentlemaniy."
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.
at pleasant duty give testimony OF
by Dr. Hartley the deafness The
unasaed by Inconvenience and effects almost
insantane ols.n ii. p. HARDMAN,
Jan li--dn Counsellor AT law, % Chambers
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE of wsueson (N C) Male
employ forthwith assistant teacher who qualified
unmarried of habits and good
Al must be made Immediately and BY
10 The Principal.
Feb 1Q-du
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Ef-Esga These ships having been built by contract
TIE essly government service has been
4A& taken IN their construction also IA ths engines,
70 insure strength and speed; and their aeconmo-
daons fo passengers unequaled for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York Liverpool in hrst cabin o
Exclusive use OF $500 In second cabin S0
From Liverpool 10 New York. 80 and geo.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
The daily union., 1852-01-15

General Agency NJ Warrington, ID. G.
QY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsyivani
ID government services with Men
CO, revolutionary the with Great Bnan, and the Flor
ida
For pensions bounty land, scrip
Bounty LandW intend 10 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order.
Patent OTeeThe applications for patents, procuring moeb
drawings will be attended in all their various branches
General Post OkceA claims against the department will
posecuted settlement Of contacors' quarterly accounts pay
ditto facilitated, BIC.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser LSsa
vile Democrat Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indiaaps
Sentinel, Herald,
the amount Of S. and scnd their bills to this oce acsomsa
with paper. June 2U
ID III. HOOE II co., Wholesale and Retail Dealer n
carpctng, floor oil cloths, mattngn
sbeetnE, blankets and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsyvana avsnue between 9Th and s Streets wsshinoA
d. q.
Aug 29-1