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TREASURY DErARrAEsr, March 20, 1888
IiE proposals constructing Louisville custom
house, under the advertisement OF December leo
with Incidental OF lis erection, exceeding The amount
appropriation remaining for that purpose, II has been decided
proposals. reopen the suplee
Notice hereby that proposals
will until " O'Clock OF me 2Su
day May (Which be for each KIND Of WORK.
such notifications OF the original plan and spenea
prepared BY the experimenting architect as VAL onns ne
Of the for the whole building within me sum
sl5000 In. The night 10 reject the pro
invited, The amount exceed that sum o.
deemed Interests OF the United
States.
No contract will be awarded except builders
thereof without the consent OF the
will be forfeiture OF Egly ave
materials furnished ae
cordug prices e quantities and amounts 10 be
experimenting aehiec will be paid IRON uae 10
proceeds, fifteen cent be retained unu te
building completed delivered 10 the United states
be accompanied by written guarantee
gned responsible teehed TO be 80 by me aohey
United district Judge for the Faid dset mat Tue
required proposal be accepted, enter ih
sufficient securities IN The penalty
the whole land is several parts IN proporool
he performance OF said contract
The plans working drawings for the building
Information touching e proposed WORK
application 10 The experimenting architect at
Louisville, Kentucky. :,
The proposals department. addressed TO The
(endosed Proposals Tor LOUISVILLE
will be opened O'Clock, the day
receiving In the of The bidders any
w r JAMES GUTHRIE
Mar o6-oaulNay25 of the Treasury.
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IN petition Louisville henuok
for granted 10 him GA the seventh
40 the wooden framed
bridge ifo The expiration OF SAID patent
which the seventh "a OF November eighteen
hundred aud my three, (leS3l-
petition be heard the Patent Once
(5 September at IL o'clock, and
noned and show cause any they have
VIII said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing e extension required 70 ME m the Patent
objections specially forth In writing least
the Of hearing All testimony flied by either
be used the said be taken and transmitted In
with rules OF e Office, which will be furnished
piicalion.
Ordered that this notice be published in the National ntel
Republic and Union Washington The Journal aud
Louisville Kentucky Gazette and the Auas Gin
Ohio, weeks previous
MIN (5 day Of September The day of hearing
r. O. WEiGllTMAN,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
OF the above papers will please copy and send Their
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
2l-aw3w
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pENsIoN bounty Land Laws, with the Opin-
Departments Of those laws, from l76 10
y %s"ea ss scG nass % s
The aeng under which this work is presented 70 The
preparation for The press Whist Judgment experience
Us % s - se o1 aoas
Claiming and bounty subjected
Of Pensions gaed al the
Y"s immersion that ga complete compilation was very much
whereby every claimant may be Informed Of the precise
and decisions ene them as well as The forms and regulations by
appeal when they appehend that Injustice has
Il would be source Of as,onshment persons
estimate of number dormant claims that have been
due which claimants justly entitled,
an ay % s BY parallel
facts IN such cases and the The opinions n Aor
TO be found this work. the parties ended might recover their
sSss s %y ns
TO The work oversghts and have been committed q.
recognised claims and bounty lands, by nadver
rendered by Volunteers wars; which
Ter !" dur % sse %y o n
erals Once And respect revolutionary continuation claims in
funding act iass pages pages
subject n vs"a s 10 the
public will be found peaed the voame embracing The follow
Alex. ii. II. stuart, G. NJ. Conrad,
win. A. Graham, N. X. Hall.
Members Of the Washington Bar.
Rich'd 8. Coke J. M. Carlisle,
Jos. Ii. Bradley, Walter LenoI,
l.. X. FeDdai, Kichd Wallnch.
Chairnen Pension Committees Of Senate and House Of Repre-
scntdtiues, &c.
Geo W. Jones-Chaman of Committee Pensions, Senate.
G. Has-Chairman of Invalid Pensions House of Repre-
sentatives.
Acknowledgement of Revolutionary Claims House OF
Representatives
Force-Edtor Of the " American State Papers,
@ Orders for this work, enclosing % so
Immediately supplied mail Adams's Express
50 ''''s',' :, : ''' MAYO & MoULToN.
An I3-eodlms
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VALUABLE and improved Farm I'm the vicinity Of
Washington for SaieThe undersigned offers for sale 'Wood
Stock the farm which she resides certainly OF the most
highly improved the vicinity Washington 1t
District Columbia miles from the
the best leading the city, and in the mme
Young Addison, Barry,
jenkins, Gbson and the government hospital contains three
hundred land about hundred which
cultivation, residue heavily Imbeed. The
well enclosed. divided into hed
failing and Large
lime ashes. stable and have been used this land
effect within the last three and Is all
produce heavy There of bottom
well timothy fifty clover, seeded
wheat. The and consist of
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry houses
all ouibudngs
the OF the farm Possession OF The farm and farm
buildings will be Immediately long credit viii be
desired portion OF the purchase money.
For further particulars apply to John Carroll Brent attorney
7h James c. NcGuire
OF 9th street, where plot OF the be
on the premises to
l0-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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John HARRISON. deceased, pursuant to a decree OF
chancery England, made Risen
against soy ION day Of March, 1884, whereby
Joseph humphrey, the the said
rotation, whom this is referred
testlto John HARRISON Thursion-
county Cumberland, farmer descrp-
will heir atlaw in America" and whom he
description Of 'he ataw OF heir law' aud
The said his DEATH and who the
heir in America, the law Of the heir-alaw 10
August 1927 the heir heirs aiaw of the said
DEATH such heir heirs
by their solicitors before the sixth day OF June 1852
claims chambers the said
in southampton Buildings Chancery Lane London default
will be peremptory excluded from the benefit OF The
said decree and all capable giving information
furnish the
solicitors either OF them
supposed said had brother, Thomas,
who emigrnd to America aboa s where he married. and resi-
Philadelphia ill he died 1911 leaving his eldest John,
died Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him
Thursday fourth day Of July 1883 II O'Clock thaors
said chambers appointed hearing and adudicang
upon claims Dated this 10Th day Of January 1883
CAPES & STUART,
No Field Court, Gray's Inn, London,
Agents for L. Waugh, Solicitor Cockermuuth Cumberland,
and for Messrs. Saul, Carlisle, Cumberland.
RAVEN BRADLEY,
No. q arcour Buildings Temple, Loudon Solicitors
for Her Majesiy's Attorney General
Mar 9-law2w
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nIPLOMACY-tho Law Of Nauon.-Consuinr Law
De Cussy Dconnaire du Diplomatic du Consul;
Lepsc, 1886.
Clecq vallat-Gude Praque Consuiat.; vol
Paris, 1851
Mensch-Manuei Praque du Consulate VOL Leip-ic 1896
MoreuiManuel des Agents Consuare.j vol Paris, 1850.
On Consular Establishments by d. b. Warden, consul
the United States at Paris vol Printed Tin sEngish at Paris
1919.
De Cussy-Rese Con.ulaires / Lepsc, 1851.
woapincipes du Droit la Nature des Gems volumes
Amsterdam, 1883
DE ycraLe Parst Ambassador; vols. Leyden, 1909
DE Martens-Goide Dplomatique vols. Paris, 1887.
Flynn'r British Consul's Hand book VOL London.
Green Consular Service VOL tpamphiet) London.
Henshaws Manual for United States Consus volume New
York, 1919.
MartenCauses CeIsbres Gems vols Leipsc
1877.
DE Marteps-Nouvees Causes Celebres du
vols Leipsic, 1913.
PufendorG- Basic, 1850
PufendorhDro dc la Nature, done into English by Carew
vol London, 172s.
GrousDro, de Gueue, translated into Enslsh vol Lon
don, 1893.
Mesel-Cours de Style Diplomanque; vols Paris 1896,
Eions Diplomatic Code
Buramaqni's Natural and Polite Law.
Rutherfords Institutes.
Nateis Law OF Nations
Chitty's Law OF Nations
Wheaon's Law Of Nations
Wheaton's History OF Nations.
Wildman's History of Nations
Poison Homes History OF Nations.
Monte-quicus Spirit Of Laws.
Sparks Diplomatic Correspondence.
American books the
of political OF which
ported direct from London and Paris by - =
April % FRANCk TAYLOR
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NAVY AGssrs OFFICE,
Washington, April IL, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office until Tues
y May, 1885, The supply OF such
beef and vegetables be required on the
The fiscal commencing on the LIST
TAI o July next, md ending 3otli June, 1854.
be good qualify aud The best he
be offered for by the pound
Bond approved will be required IN one hall the IS
adduon will be
held OF each To be made as collateral
of the contract, Winch VIII on no
account be paid until is fully complied with.
accompanied Gas directed In the act OF
for e4b47
1861 by written signed by one OF
undertake that
will, their bid be accepted, enter into
days. with good and sufficient sureies to
furnish articles proposed.
proposal unless accompanied by such
anty.
J. II. LATHROP Navy Agent.
Ap I3--lawJw Intel. and Republic
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u f. II known 10 all whom IL may concern, that the
undersigned WILL according the OF General Land
Washington due Office
uhcstes scrip following land ohce military
picac Nos 295 1895, 3O7l, 3072
ASIA $685. 4s, 1924 1924, and 444 the originals of which
in the tbs and belonged
VIM Reynolds deceased have been neither located
patented bat casually lost or destroyed
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT,
the other heirs alaw VIM. Reynolds decd
RIoHAosp, April 90 1858.
10 2l-law2m
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Notice o Establishment Two Land Districts
n California.

WHEREAS by the provisions of the act of Congress approved
3d. 1853, entitled AN provide for the
the public lands California; the granting emption rights
teren and for other the President OF the United States
such his judgment the public
mpeayey require, and in the absence
Congress the subject divide the
State of into two three separate and distinct land
shall determine 10 be embra
cling respectively Upper and Loer the Upper Middle and
portions of the state and whereas full consideration 1t
appears public requires
hpo distr lets shall be established in that state:
President of the United
America, do hereby declare and make known, that
the the State
divided land districts by the
public the parallel OF the thirty
degree land office upper
district shall be established present at BEsoA and that Tor the
noe district Los AsoKLos.
hand the city of Washington this twentyrst
day of March, A. ID. 1853.
By the President -.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
JoHs wills Commissioner of the General Land ONCE
Mar 23-2aw3mo
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Proposals Erecting a Marine Hospital Evans
VILE, Indiana.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, March %, 1883
PROPOSALS will be received this department ash
day May IL O'clock the OF the
hospital Evansville Indiana according plans aud speci
hcaons under the direction department
either whole building differ
kinds of the department eservng the reject
invited, should the United
require Egh-6ve per
ascertaned the estimate the superintendent will be paid from
The proceeds, and hteon retained
until the completion Of the contract and the OF the work.
IS by the superintendent.
will be awarded only builders mechanics
other
of the OF Treasury will be forfeiture
Every proposal be accompanied by written
signed responsible cerhed t1 the
Of the United states district judge for the said disc thai the
bidder will when required, IL proposal be accepted
bond and sufficient securities
81 900, for its faithful performance
Pan specifications working drawings be examined
information touching the proposed be obtained
application this department. the office OF the
at Evansville after the goth day Of April next
The must be this department. addressed the
Secretary Of the Treasury tendorsed Proposals for Evansville
Marine Hosptal and will be opened O'Clock,
day fixed for receiving the the Of bidders
shall be
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ma2a-2awtAisy2s Secretary OF the Treasury.
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SAMUEL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor. Pennsyl-
y vania 18th would respectfully offer
Of the citizens OF Washington
superior Of cloths cnssimees and veng
styles finish which he will be
agreeable His and perfect
To aorsCoat and hands
The best workmanship required, and the highest paid
Ap 3-3taw3u Int KepI
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NEW Spring Goods.-BARNEs MITCHELL, without
IN articles, would respectfully
the public that they opening unusually
goods embracing description
material. Among
extraordinary Bargains goods Purchasers
respectfully invited to give them n early call
Between and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Ap l0-3taw3wif
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NsGpA6LE GIFT BOoK.--asFemae Piety, The Young
rohr sns fhesd and Guide through Life Immortality by
'onn ANGEL james lGmo m Ayo - = =
The pen, o. the most prolific useful authors Of the day
consists Of Of delivered
century IN. ne has had the charge nearly
opcs of
,onsrenous an hold in sc,n.
Zs,l, yomna Early Female Pety Female
,o"nk woman NJ Home; ,o,,
ohmaeter oi henesshi Ornament. T.,,v rsna
~ heeon history ana Character Martha and ua,y n vo
Mothers s-omon Description Of wife Th.s np I'm
@und 10 he marked by the ana WIZ ne
which characterize all Mr. James. prcde,op fooa sense
Ichrtdfan farocats and.y e,,,oi
~ GRAY BALLANryNH,
"n" 9Th street.
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NEW GOODs.-WILLlAM TUCKER, Lane n fuckers Build
IN ing, avenue between AZ aud 9th takes
HE and the public generally he
New York with excellent
sp ing goods, suitable for gonemens which he
make his style the shortest notice and
the reasonable terms for cash.
Mar 25-dm
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ai o. the Royal Family Of Great Britain tho ROYAL
hold the Ministry the Priyy Counci House
House Nobility Of United
and Bishops, OF British Of
don, 1859 - ' - -
MarIp YRANOR TAYIOp
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THIS give notice that i, Clara McWiDians, OF
Virginia. obtained the OF Vir
gna duplicate land No. 1874 for 266a
Joshua NcVliams, for his services the
July 1885, the original being and that shall claim scrip
for the
Jan 20-iaw3m
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lyAs FixTURES-A handsome assortment OF fixtures,
from The manufactoy OF Cornelius Baker, Co.. Of Phiadel
phs consisting Of one and two light pendants three four hye and
sir light chandeliers and light brackets torches keys
shades portable burners &C. for the manufacturers prices
Gas tubeng introduced public halls private houses &C. by
experienced workmcn.
general assortment Of housekeeping goods always on hand and
for sale very low prices,
Ap e-2sw6wn @. w. BoTELER, Iron HALL
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SPRlSG Nantes and Grape shnwls.-we viii open this
" day elegant mancs comprising
e latest styles and shades OF color so large assortment of
brodered desiansto which
we ask the Of the ladies' prepared to Of
Ter great bargains. MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLINS,
Mar 3-6,eod Penn avenue. between i0sh
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Postponement of the Public Land Sales In Wisconsin
NOTICE hereby that the public sales of lands ordered by
In proclamation OF the President of the United States
February 1851 held the following named land
Offices wisconsin, the land offices
Willow River La Stevens Point and Menasha
3D. l6 9Th 23d May declared
until The 4, l eih and 25th Of July
lively.
hand city Washington, 18th
April Domn thousand eight hundred and fifty
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
JoHS WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
An III wl 3y
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United states boundary Commission,

IN limited appropriation for continuing the
boundary line United States snd
republic the and the
number Of asehed the boundary
employed said commission
President Of the United State. the Secretary of
ssrior, hereby discharged. -
ROBERT n, CAMPBELL,
MART Commissioners
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ERENCH's HOTEL, Of Frankfort street and
City Hall square, Opposite the City Hall and Park Fountain
New city, built by subscriber, May
59 and reled and furnished August e2 He trusts that for
comfort and be surpassed in
world hotel this
tnent only all OF which warmed gratis They all
which supplied with Gro
through sverpaed cocks There is but one bed in
The halls and closets floor viii be ut with
and meals be ordered the spacious
and splendid reectoy and is in the Immediate vicinity OF
pee 2~d3m r. FRENCH.
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Fot freight or passage aPrIy 70 - . -
EDWARD X COLLINS h CO.,
No. ~ Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool.
r @. ROBERTS a CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London,
J. hUNROE h CO..
Rue Notro dos VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Have.
be gold
specie ewelry metals unless bills OF
signed therefor vnus thereof therein erprcssed
Jan
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MORE Silks, Baveges, and Embroidered and
M plain Shaws Just eceiVedWe respectfully SO
the ladies' and all in wanto dress goods 10 call and examine
purchasing received supply
strong inducements TO all judges OF
would like the public bear In mind tha we
nakin the best
goods had ALL is the place 10 find
them. .
opened splendid stock of bonnet ibands al -
with other cheap goods recently bought al
w. NJ. SINISTER h CO.,
An o1-d6uf reet, near
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FropossIs Tor Continuing Delaware Breakwater.
EsorrEsR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 10, 1859
PROPOSALS will be received this ONCE,
May next for stone to the Of sAooo twenty
doars) for the Delaware breakwaer.
The be Of hardest and durable quality
livery practicable tho 18th Of
before 18th September,
delivery To be possible uniform
Othe total Of fs required
OF not less than 0 and one6nb In blocks
fourth and exceeding The
the price ton for each sise separately.
The stone will be subject rigid inspection and will be received
shall
as to quality and size with the above description
For further information apply Major J. @. Barnard Corp.
Engineers the Office OF the Delaware Breakwat Law Buildings,
Fifth street, Philadelphia.
Evidence Of ability comply with their engagements will
quired Of bidders and
ment will be made security for the faithful performance
q
b. Brig Gen and Col.
To be inserted in the Union, Inteeencer Republic
ingon Evening Argus Phadeipbs Delaware Whining
ton Deswsre and Boston Pos Boston; iii
18th May, and OF containing advertise
ment to be transmitted to the Eseinc.r Department,
Ap lt-eod5Mey
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MANUAL FOR UNITED STATES CoSsUL.s-Ernbrs-
wi cling rights iIsbites, evoorfents, Ac Ac.
by j. g. Hensbrw, late Of the u. =. navy. Price ei
For in washington BIZ TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
MarIs Booksellers, street,
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ID ELECTED and suspended Pcnsiona.-Irnp port = mt
IL Report OF such
suspended rejected grounds
suspension, with and residence of applicants
pensions OF 1892 1896 ard 1888 copie. for
sale by TAYLOR MAURY.
hpol BOOKSELLERS, 9th St, Washington
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NJ A. TYSON & SISTERS, Seminary for Young Ladies'

Al A. TYSON q SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies,
h between 18th and l3h The fourth of
Institution VIII commence the LIST day Of May.
Having erected spacious building for the
lion oftbe school, their DIV cling In the
which comfort the pupils
considered principals feel assured
offer such facilities and advantages surpassed by
adjustment the District The several class
&c. sc delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace and
well ventilated.
Their patrons respectfully
spect general arrangements.
Being DESTROYS o advancing the interests of their pupils the
French they
Raout salary and thereby enabled
in this branch the low OF SO 80
ADVANCE
junior departments including
drawing $40 so
Primary Department.. 90
particulars institution
ne principal Tes In Mar
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The New York and Liverpool United states mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line are:
SdP
These ships having been built by contrsc st.
RAS siy for SERVICE has been
COMMAND their also in their engines,
insure strength and speed and their accommd-
unequaled for elegance and comfort
Price New York Liverpool in Grs cabin no
In Exclusive sn
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No bertls be secured until paid for
nLII
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NEW spring goods fsshions.-DU-
~ VAIL BROTHER, diapers tniors,
from New York receiving their supply Of the
French and Ensb and cloths
impoaons, which OF the choicest
designs brought this country Customers would
early and their selections
We prepared usual got up richest
and elegant style.
Mar 25-3taw3wif DUvALL a BRO.
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Proposals or Dredging the junction or
Hack Passaic Rivers, Newark Bay, N. j.


Washington, April ls 1858.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be
day Of June, 1883 for dredging by the cubic yard, channel
this nayabe ordinary low water for the vessels that
depth eleven
ordinary high width hundred
feet length about me excavation whose mini
half north of
beacon channel will extend thence the d
the channel the faac along the west chm
Till natural channel OF
reached beyond the present bar.
dredging be executed in what is known the
channel three miles the ferry the Passac
This point from jersey City and from Newark
plank omnbues also passed several times
daily steamboats, between Newark and New York.
The substance comprising the bar Is almost entirely sou black
dredged The
dedged ne oyernown high tide,
odge, and oder facilities for the deposiie
and retention of the dredged matter.
will be above for dredging by the
yard removed from the bar
furnish everything OF the
work at his The dredging in all be done
and as
the distance mic) the ad
shall be Indicated by The directions OF
be binding the and his local agents.
Partial will be MAIDS the of the work. based
the number OF cubic yards removed which
Der will ascesed Dimensions OF the cut from
Of the work but work nt the
position required directed by the OF the United
States OF specified dmensons, will be paid for
value done IN all
whole
for removed when the retained will be
paid TO the contractor.
United States EnGnee the Office OF MAJOR r. Delaheld
~ - JOSEPH @. TOTEM,
and Col. Engineers.
be inserted in the Union negencer and Republic Wash
ine,ou National Democrat, New York and Newark Morning
Eagle, Newark New jersey twice week until the h day June
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SILK and Lace Mantles mt cost for Cash only-We
of the latest styles
determined close them out without delay
will offer them the price they cost us IN New York. for
IL charged account, cent VIII be added
We will all exposed tables Ladies wishing to
very cheap should this opportunity
The induce offered will certainly be very great
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Ano a--6tf Initial.