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The chc,ser IIulcmnnn in his letter to Secretary Marcy

The IhcVaIor IuIso nlan N NE 5I'V' 70 1'
says
"A there can he no doubt therefore. con 'ernny tho
question of nationality the Consul General Of the Emperor
Al SMYRNA was without doubt perfectly justified when in
virtue of those troate which subject Austrian subjects in
Turkey 20 consular jurisdiction he seized the person o.
Koszta within the pale of his jurisdiction.
Then why didn't his Imperial and Apostolic Majesty
Francis Joseph take Kosza, Kossuih and all he Hungarian
refugees under those treaties when they frs ed TO Turkey
in 1919
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Of Patents at Washington ani hs reply 70 the same upon
that subject was rs folovs

that subject was IS follows -. -. ,,,,x,
~, Ad C,ror has pacrt .or 3qgtrs' ia Fas1g
o. s'Eikiaa ssn se'' c MASON comsaoaer o. Pa,sass
With thee facts before beg leave to cali attention
n the ross fraud which hss been peEP,,rasei upon the
Civ and the wholesale robbery OF several handd dollars
vbjeh has been committed upon the Treasury
twill be perceived that the whole cost OF the apparatus
for four bells was $3.50; that the Cry Hau bling the
@ mt m and the bell very far from The capoa and the
patent not being perfect required greater outlay OF
money /, vii BE- noticed that the work ordered su
psruterdcd AMI paid for BY Mr. Alfred Carson Now II
INV Of our readers VIII step to the COmprosrs oice
thew VIII find tvo bills as follows
Corrcorsfioa Of Ser-YoTk 70 Aired CaEsoa Df
10 sias aTpsfs.1s Guy Hall aHd Essex Mrset Fire aa
Alarm be-, Sc,y Work 70 Alfred Car.on Dc
To NJ sppGrr-u aon Market and .sst fowsr. - 100
For each OF these. warrants were drawn in favor OF
Alfred Carson and lest it may not be perfectly clear to that
Gentleman we suhoin copy Of receipt for ono OF hem
S,- n 1870 Received fol Com1isoner OF pNs 41h Sa1
ps Pour Hundred Dollars in al tor Striking Apparatus u" ' "
Union market ana I"'h's SS.ssed5 AtFSrD CARSON
II the above facts do show dcwnr ght sW'ndie OF
uea five hundred dollars then know no. tho meaning
Of the term Il S proper TO state that before presenting
bills 10 the Commissioner of Repairs the Chief Engineer
reouired to make oath that they are correct We ask
therefore the Immaculate Mr. Carson this public censor o.
others regulations to reconcile the above staemenswh
this oath Ths community mand IT, because they have
listened 10 his charges against other off a and his so
a,es and when this is given. viii lfl another part OF
his unsue6 ernine and disclose other matter equally
Astounding We should not omit TO state thai similar an
rars,us have been made for Jefferson market Thirty third
81 and Maronst Towers by other parties and M Car
son has charged the city and has been paid $500 for each
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SAVING MACHlNFs--AH persons making seIIhs
or usns sewir Machines having needle or needles WIN ~
se ng he pont hereby cautioned aiusi infringing ny o.
sina Psicnt granted sept TO- lSi al nfnse VII be ne
accord NJ 10 sw The following person. Licensed 70
man sell Sewing Machines under my sad laea 30"
Wheeler Nfon Co. Grover bak e. % tae Nu'
Machine Co and barhot OF NeWlok N4,h
os Biss and 4 Lerow, Boston; N OoldfeNs A'els
Moore. iyun. NJ aud A ID Howe- OF n y 49,
FLIAs HOWE. JR- Pa'cnee 81 the Ogual sewing Mrchhe'
No aud No IS Hanover Of, Bosom
oh
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ryov vtsrzrELa-Adyices from Porto Cab'o " 30
90 80 ,bs, the country remained ques the rsV''
-, - hen ouelled VIZ bu. ri,l. les; Of be9A
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PERTAINS GIFT TICKETS GO WIN PERrC

PERTAINS GIFT TICKETS GO WIN PERFECT
Husa-If YOU vou vo,d lot apr Caiuss
Assembly Roou.S No. So Broadway. sud
' HoSAcE MATgN>
Mlic ore No. lSs Brosissv.
~ Gifts and Presents for all ages can be had az the
.x'nssve Fancy BsFssro RoGsKS No az Brodsy
sers visns the shoai tail ealing % Nase2 p rch
and beaufs Fancy Artcles where ch-sP pee' He eseY
marked every aiiile.
MrIoproNs-S D. Il H. W. SMITHS celebrated
Meoaeons a. tuned oQna lhe aineny .
eooa the Keys Is IN TIE CONAN 10. se as
ony Melodeous tuned and onalf ie 's IN vs.
world; and HoRAcE W.CGs No 50 br)adNa' 1e o'e tssa
N b To sur some parehs1erS mon hs rsym as te>.h
TEAs-Tke best assortment offne Teas VIII be found
OF the Canton Tea Coupsnv No 10 Chafhas BE-
Pearl and Roossvsl the odsr les cb sIsni o. ae
We readers that they DO better here tH &
where either At hoessle Fets They have brsneh sore
The BEST PIANOS IN THE WORLD-T GILBERT
Pianos with iron frames and eireUlsr scales are seknow
essed 10 be the world There sample the C
faP,iscs aud i 60 den opinions goia he visitors
HORACE WArEES sole Agent N. So Bro,iwsy
The great ffno tul Muse Es,stAsluca'
n b Secoas bard Psncs - bargains
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whig Nomination for senator.
I,b,g Nomination. for Assembly.

.r., Co-JAaEs O. PUTNAM
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SEWING MAcIrSEs-CARD TO THE PUBLIC. i per

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALrs.--Long known, Sc
verey tested al srightthe &c knowledscd w.,
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SEWING MACHINES 49, The general superiority
cRcvYn RAKYR Co.'S Machine indeed in Omitted BAG
purchasers should take care uo o. b. drawn D' neFee9
ON the particular points IN which ms s,hme Neel az oae
xir uplc,tV. A,, facility and certainty o operation speed
haufv ,rengh rclusucrcy OF is WORK They ear be seen n
spSrsfiop AT No 90 0erss y Y. Price, Sl1 90 -tt
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tn Readers # The Tribune. We respectfully call
ouI attention 20 q CIV ai.u in hh paper beaded Ia,
ccrnry residence only ~ We advise spIy elTy as
MOI nina 20 CnAS Noop No nc Rgcadwa,
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The Jerry Rescue Celebration at Syracuse on sat
urday went of peaceaby, Notwithstanding the fears
and secret wishes of the opponents of the movement
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YRAFTERrY & LEAsKs fan I'VE o. y 20 s.airlI sni
1900 iss.s are al 9 s-d eiiesy ~. nssri
eeit dne -, ~ isa sFes con -
1..eae. oyrn Hst No 81 CAeth-i9sl- OPf0' ~
n and PeaTifts
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o,f elIfs Pis5s shaWs rnoes Prenatal yeves C1h.
De anes az. q ~ BoOiSE 20 80 Grands corner Of
Or ha tak this u,taod II form ls friends that ne pT
rted 70 Ger b tas city sey AM . te c
senea the Wide Of h enre stc Of yt nd "atr Dses
0ocs iusf in1Ortd ard sliced fxrrssy his el1aae
fotg London md PsrD nzkcs coaprag -
Sss pattern richest coi0rnB offered before ia
Ire Wfols stOck will be ofred O. tho
cbocosi lscops o. Dry GoOds be- found t city AID
tsssd IN beaDfy sfyi. md oh,eppefs
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~ Our readers viii Plcase rccollect that The sale
Of 50 choice VIA ST. ~ Morssnis sk.s pecc S DN OF
Al o'clock NJ the srouuts b, ALsESr a. Ntcoisf Ai
Iioneer These eligible iudnF ,s d cat az 9a'-tr Gn d
All eere pots ca a ground commanding tN-as
views CT The suIrouuds cCun srd an " m OF il,s ~ (
Fl he harlem RR amt rp-r MOu,ua n irans s'oq g. tlN
mace daily neouin en- opportunity oag 90 and fc tie t
almost the ccmu ou cniy 80 Per snan.
which much les "a Iuaie IA SIC 10y o. NeNi u
This besul property without exception tue ~
has been OfeTt n Ncr~ and ~ ~ eNh
be appreciated hy person cNsius Seve0 y1re per
cent Of the purchase ru on noad aud aee '
q andtAe c .ndspgs whi n PIN 80
will be furnished es 90 purchasers Qs thnee "a ~ 10 o.
with and would commend al persons asr1ns o. pc 80
ina property either cor ar Investment M este oT Country es-
70 attend The sale Those tCos Nffnug the sale IN
take the " and NJ osek trains the liae RI Stopping at tie
various stations and fec tickets with Mar win nshed
the AnCtoleer. No. oMslst, W.
ko Nsssaasf. OF y. MejRNw, No. les Bovcrv.
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&c. ,,.r,sf ifh comfortable 1ier C.ohnE from ~ n =
nssse sgfET sTozE 20 ~ CEsn1 near oaEok 4hs oi0
gors ere lust The thing for winter Tls
ieeaEs GOOD soocs sod a1a adran.Az
PSfs f.Trs tnoWledge Of the goods Keeta5sr No g.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

Senator Gwin, says the Times and
Transcript, left San Francisco yesterday
afternoon for Walkers Pass, by way OF
Stockton, West Mariposa, and Fort Mil
Ter. He will meet Lieutenant William.
sons Surveying party on the iourhey, ,,ahd
with them proposes to explore the Pass
Dr.. Gwln has abnted none nt the earnest
ness with which he has urged forward the
great project of National Railroad tc
.iio r",ifiS. Iii iiiu iti,nutt uuturlnr,o
ton Of the locality Of the route, no ques.
ton Is likely to be presented of more
weight than the availability OF Walkers
Pass, aboht which as yet opinions Sc
widely differ Lieutenant w illamson is
directed to meet Lieutenant Whipple n,
Walkers Pass in the Sierra Nevada
The party under The direction of the lat
ter officer, commences the survey from
Memphis or Vicksburg, by way of Forl
Smith, Arkansas, and A buquerque in
-NeW Mexico. Senator Gwin will be alb
sent about three weeks, and on his return
enters upon an active canvass Of the State
in behalf of the nominees of the Demo.
cratic Convention.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
The Wheat Crop.

We learn from MIR. John Rhodes, that
the rust is quite prevalent among the
wheat, growing OH farms in the vicinity
of the Costumes River, he loses by it him
self field, which if it had come to ma
turity he estimates would have yielded
four thousand bushels. We are fearful
of having the same bad news from the
northern part of the State. We see by
the Santa Clara Register, that the farmers
in that vicinity are afflicted with the same
bad fortune. 1t says: "We learn that
much of the wheat crop in Santa Clara
and Alameda counties has been seriously
injured by rust The early sown fields
are almost or entirely free from injury;
hut the latter sown fields have suffered
very much. The loss in the quantity as
well as quality, of much Of the wheat,
will be serious one to the producer and
to the State. The barley crop is but lit
tie or not at all affected by either smut or
rust The long continuance of wet wea-
ther this spring, and the consequent exu-
berance of the crops, is probably the
cause of this misfortune The husband
men will see the Importance of guarding
in future against these evils, by sowing
his wheat as early rs the ground can be
prepared for it. This is the first season
in California, that smut or rust has ap-
peared to blight the prospects of the far
mer; hitherto, the climate has been con
sidered safeguard against them.
Stale Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
YANKEE JIM's, July 18th, 1858.

Friend Mitchell. am now permanent
y located at this place, having travelled
for about three months to find place
cou d realize Sc or SS per day at without
finding it until | got here. am inclined
to think this is the place, from what can
hear and see of it. On returning home
last evening, passed a party of six men
who were about cleaning up their sluices,
and stopped for the purpose of learning
something about the pay. After cleaning
their sluices they accompanied me into
town and weighed their gold, which
amounted to $2sO,75, which will be a
fraction over $s46 to the hand. | am told
gle person here who uses proper industry
in mining that is making less than from
70 to $40 per day. That is good enough
for me. There is another advantage here
for persons who are limited in means--
which is, water costs little or nothing
For the last eight weeks, | am tod, the
different water companies have been run
ming opposition to each other, and tie
consequence was, that both companies
were giving away their water, which en-
abed the miners Of this vicinity to pros
pect at very little cost.
There are IA great number of persons
arriving here daily, and the town presents
quite lively appearance. The arrivals
are from above and below. Nearly all
the miners are leaving Michigan Bluff
| learn the water at that place has given
out almost entirely, which | am Dery
sorry about, as the Clipper Ships
and the Great American Sea Serpent
which was expected to arrive daily at
that place will not be able now to make
the trip until the next rainy seasonal
which time, understand, they will lie
supp led with an abundance of water.
and that it will be the place for-Suckers.
There was a meeting of the miners
called last night at the Golden Gate, the
minutes Of which send you.
X[PHIAS
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

A few days since we noticed the pro-
ceedings of the Sheriff in relation to the
license OF bankers, dealers in exchange
etc. An Injunction was obtained to stay
proceedings in the case of Messrs. Page.
Bacon Il Co. The District Attorney sub
mitled the question to Attorney Genera
Hastings, who construed the words "esti-
mate of business" to refer to the amounts
of profits accruing, and that the tax OF
ten cents on every hundred dollars should
be levied upon the quarter y income OF
the concern, the capital employed being
subjected 10 taxation under the State rev.
enue laws. In the instance of Page, Ba-
con & Co., the license thus interpreted
requires an annual payment of about
$4,000 This tax will be readily acceded
by all parties engaged in the pursuits in-
dicated by the act. Times s. Trans.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

The MOUNTAIN HERALD Was laid upon
our table by Adams g. Co., a few days
since. The sight Of this sheet brings
vividly to our mind the progress of Nor
thern California. Yreka, the place where
the Herald is published, in March Isl was
among the places that were to be. In
company with several companions, we
camped upon the site of the town. Lit
tic did we then dream of the. city that was
to rise upon the green sward upon which
We were then sleeping so sweetly between
our blankets. Now tits tho summer of
IS, and according to the Herald Yreka
contains "l69 houses, five of which, are
large stone, six fine brick, and the balance
frames, etc. There are SO dry goods
stores; l jewelry establishment; A hotels;
numerous restaurants; 5 carpenter shops;
/ saddle shop; blacksmith shops; tin
shop; several barber shops; bakeries,
confectionaries, soda founts, express Off
fees: "a sherift's and jail Of course,) 4
meat markets; numerous vegetable mar
ksts; livery stables; and many other es-
fablishments too numerous to mention"
And oil this in the short space Of u lit
tie over two years, and in a mountain
country, almost hemmed in from the rest
of the world, but withal one of the most
delightful countries west Of tho Cascades
Or Sierra Nevada mountains; containing
large vallies which are already being set
tied by thrifty farmers. The next thing
ve shall hear Of our Northern brethren
will be 4 railroad, "Won't we Mr..
Herald"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

GooD PROPERTY FOR SALE.-We would
call attention to the advertisement in to-
days issue, Of Kelly X Washington, on
Dutch Ravine. They offer for sale their
store-house, boarding house and an excel
lent vegetable garden. This is good
roperty and is favorably located for bus
iusss.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
KINa,s BENer1r.-Last evening the

KING's BENEFIT Last evening the
Sacramento Theatre was full to overflow
ing-such an immense throng were never
assembled within those walls before
Charley King might we'll be proud of the
friends whom he saw around him last
night. One of the most interesting fea-
lures ofthe occasion was the fine appear
ance presented by the members of Hook
and Ladder Co. No. and Engine Co.
No. s.. During the evening DIR. olney
Spoulding, Foreman of Hook and Ladder
Company, presented to MIR. King, in be-
half of Engine Co. No. 8 and Hook and
Ladder No /, magnificent Gold Snuff
Box. Appropriate remarks were made
by Dr.. opauldng and responded to by
MIR. King; all Of which received the free
endorsement Of the audience in loud and
hearty cheers and applause. The enter
tainment offered was very choice and
varied. The array of talent was i'm
mehse. We cannot particularize all, al
though they justly deserved it. First
came Miska Hauser, who executed a
grand fantasia on the violin in style that
only Hauser can perform it-Lola Montez
danced the Spider and Swiss dances
Old Spear told Yankee story-Mons.
Chanel gave a solo OIL the piano russo,
and the Company performed the pretty
little vaudeville of the Jealous Husband.
The entire performance was highly sue
cessfui, and all parties were exceedingly
delighted .-State Journal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

RArrLEsNAxE BAR.-To-day the water
from the canal of the Bear River and Au-
burn Water and Mining Company is to
be introduced on to tho bar. This place
hss improved in an astonishing manner
within q short time, and with the intro
ducsion Of plenty Of water we may ex-
pec. TO sec Rattlesnake one Of the most
pleasant and thriving towns on the river.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

INCREASED VALUE OF PRorERTY.-
Great fears have been frequently express
ed, that in consequence of the fire last
fall the amount of taxable property would
be greatly diminished; therefore it affords
us great pleasure to announce that not
withstanding the immense loss by the fire,
the taxable property in this county has
increased about million and a qtartcr
Of dollars during the year.
The following figures are copied from
the Assessors books, and the amount will
be increased mt least SOC, 900 dollars by
the time they are complete, rs American,
Sutter, and part of Centre townships are
not yet assessed.
Value of Improvements $l,5O7,62O
personal property 2,o92,4o6
real estate 3,73O,6S9
i" townships not yet as'ed 100000
Total ss,4SO,965
The assessed value in '5l was 6,S3l, l24
I" /" (" $50 i" s.2S2,O26
Umon.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
TOR SALE.---The undersigned AA

l. wishing to sell his interest in the Ialaa
Mountain House" ranch-which is one-balf
o ever thing on the ranch. he ranch con-
tains 92O acres Of good land, 100 of which IS
under fence; 10 acres is good tllable ground.
2 acres is inclosed in a line garden; acres OF
barley cut, and tons of hay in the barn ana
stack; pair of good horses, 9 mares, one has
young colt, COW and calf, Is head of hogs
and 2OO chickens. The ranch has one OF tho
hes springs on it in the country The place
is situated IA miles above Auburn and miles
below lllinoistown, and is also on the roaa
that leads from Yankee Jim's to Grass Valley'
| mile from Bear river. Any person wlshins
to purchase can get bargain. as my partner
might be induced to sell his inte est lh0
ranch will be sold with or without the stocAk'
jy16 2wpd s. W. SHEPAfD.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

FARE REDUCED.-On account Of the
introduction Of the Arrow OH the line as
an opposition boat, the down river steam
ers carried passengers in the cabin yes
terday TO San Francisco tor dollar.
Union.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
T1strays.--- anne on the premises I5N

ENstrRys.--- anne on the premises ~
IL of the subscriber at the "Travel-
er's Rest" Mt the south end of Auburn, Oh -
about Octob last, l black mule with cPan
lsh brands on both hip, and obscure MARKS sua W.
each shoulder. and one rib broken. Also ohS
dark brown Poney; no brands-righ1 n,IY
foot white, with white saddle and collar H'aln,
Ais, one flea bit grey Mule that came on .Is ~
premises last April; branded W. 5: on WI
neck, Spanish brand on each shoulder al. n.
right hip. The owner or owners OF saia 49,
mails are requested to prove properly P+tS ~
charges and take them away or they eynp wIII "
sold according to law. JOHN 0'CONNo'
Auburp. Iuly 18th .63-2tF
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
Ophir has fallen! but still lives!

REFRESHING: On hot day, when the
thermometer is ranging high up in the
"picters," and yoh despair Of keeping
cool, and have just make up your mind
to "grin and bear it," to have cool and
tempting "cobblers" placed before YOU
and such cobblers too! Talk about the
nectar that Jupiter sips-pshaw! it's no.
where. Exhausted nature instantly re-
wives at the sight. This result was bro't
about by the appearance Of Stevens of the
Auburn House, the other day, bearing the
aforesaid. We instantly voted him a
benefactor TO his race.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

PLANK RoAD.-The Plank Road from
the Fort to Patterson's, is progressing
finely. About fifty hands are now en-
ployed on the road, besides large num-
her of OK teams; grading of the road is
fsRs!ed 81 s as ws psyy Se pa%E are eat
laid. BY the lst of October it is expect
ed the work will be completed:-H.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

STEAMSHIP CoRTEs We perceive by
an advertisement in the Journal Of Com
meree that the Cortes, at last advices in
Panama, is to connect with the Wander
bilt line at San Juan del Sur, and to re-
ceive the passengers brought out hy the
Star of the West on the Goth of June.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
Notice to ocnstables and others.

Notice to ccnstables and others.-We
would remind the constables of our county
that no sale is valid where notice of such
sale is required by law and is not published
in the legal newspaper. 1t would be we'll to
notice this matter, as all sales not published
according to law can be set aside by parties
interested The Placer Herald is the legal
Newspaper for this county.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

The Norris Ranch has just been sur
veyed by Robert B. Hays, one of the
u. S. Surveyor Generals Deputies
This property, rs surveyed, contains ten
Spanish square leagues, or between 43
and $4,000 acres.-B,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

The JoHEs' IN THE FIELp.-The Mi
ners and Settlers Convention Of FL Do
Yado have nominated no less than three
persons named Jones on their county tick
e,. This demands the immediate atten-
.Ion Of the Smith family. They must
look to their laurels.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

Tho political atmosphere begins to look
murky. The beligerent papers begin to
srowl and show their teeth. Ere the
idss Of September we shall no doubt have
war politically and rumors Of war.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

new GotERNoK GENERAL FOR CUBA-
The New York Times understands that
private ndVlces received from Madrid BY
the last steamer, Indicate the prohabie
succession of General Cortl0va to Cancdo;
rs Captain General of Cuba, and says,
"the change will certainly not be for the
better, and can scarcely be worse"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
MICHIGAs RI nrr I.lp Q =

MICHIGAN BLUFF, July s, 'ss;
Editor Of The Placer Herald. Please
announce the name of E. b: BotIst Of
Yankee Jiin's rs suitable Candidate for
the Assembly, subject to nomination by
the Democratic Convention of Placer
cohnty to BE held at Auburn, S0th July;
inst. Manu- vOters of the DiniHe
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
LNOR SALE---On Dutch Ravine ss.

Il near Ophir, on reasonable terms EalAAs,
good Store House and Board ng House and
fixtures, together with lot of chickens, ="
good garden containing cabbage, melons, po''
tatoes, onions, carrots, beets. lettuce beans,
etc, etc, This house is built for trading
post about the middle Of the Ravine where
the road crosses from Newcastle, Ophr, and
Secret Diggings, and has been known to have
all the patronage on the ravine Apply te-
KELLY g. WASHING TON,
jyl6 ltpd Dutch Ravine