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Washington Aqueduct.

WAsuIseTos AauEpucr,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
DpOPS graduation and brick masonry,
DAMS nnneis, work efthe Washington aquednct
Proposals. May, will be opened ut noon OF
that day.
amnaton on aud 10th day of April next
received The work of particular cuiVe
described ia the plans and specncaohs
Portions only works be computed under e
all unfinished Work WIN
he by Congress The engineer re-
m pogres appropriation and IN case
sufficiently decide when ana
,yaa, stopped funds become available
In stoppage particular work o want Oh
will paid u, IA the Judgment OF
the engineer work been property executed so af az mas
gone =. ,r.,.. u,.,a
treasury upon the the reservng 10
i dion Of all contracts tb6 'be work
~ II "A ,heir full munthly and IN specie.
aen sha nc p".r endorsed Proposals for WORK on
All bids should be srsteu,
the Washington Aqucduet.b --vor all bids
The United States the nghi 10 .rjea. -,
be deemed advantageous and 10 make sucn
ty considered conducive TO the progress OF ie
work. -
accompanied written signed by
responsible effect that he they upde
bidder their bid be accepted
obligation, days. with good and sufficient
completion undertaken said guarantee
certificate United states district
Judge district officer OF
individual known the Engineer De-
parunen that tie able 10 make good their
guarantee
choose TO be present i .
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

United States mail steamships leave New York
>%S8 for Aspnwal the 5th and both Of each month,
N@f@ connecting with mail from Panama San
Francisco.
These steamships approved
Department. and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad 47 one
and crossed The baggage Of
checked New York through FrancscO and
embarked Panama BY the csmpsny
The paid York all or
San Francisco prevent accdeni
the is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama day they arrive Aspn
Conductors go by steamer, charge
and children without other protectors.
through apply agency III
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND
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United states Patent O0ice,
washington, July IL,

nN me ooion Of Ben Tatiam, York, and Geo NJ Ia
tham u Philadelphia praying for the extension Of patent
October 64i for nm improve
ent in machinery making pipes tubes Of lead un ana
other metallic substance from the OIL
said nneut which iith day OF OCTOBER
said petition bs heard At the Patent on
Monday the September nj " O'Clock, m; ana III
pesons are notified appear they have
why ysnidpe peiuon ought not to he granted -.
Psrsors the required le the Fstsnt
Once specially h ia wrtns at least twenty
davs bre he day testimony filed by either party
BE- ued nj and transmitted IN ac
cordance oce which will he furnished on a
pIicaion. ., II "a, 80 ar O..
The testimony will be closed on the IAN % sep
,embr, deposons, papers relied testimony
must be flied before the morning OF that day. h
arrumcnts II any, within days thereafter
so ina, his notice be published Union Inte
eencs Evening washington, c.; Rer.bicsn ns
more; Philadelphia, Pal scienuhc Amsncan
New York Courier, Buffalo, New York. and Post bosson
Massachusetts, once week nr mrce sncceslse "eeA' p'
" - - e.. r. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
sEdi,ors of the papers will please copy and end
,h. h,s 10 he Patent once paper containing this notice
July I3-isw3w l#
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~ of will
aA,meD Of the subscription made advance
Distant runscrsbtn
which si b pare hJ ana si s.s y. sit
transmission.
The COUNTRY eArEk is pasashss m
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly durias
Subscriptions ioI period less shas yea
psoporuoned 10 the above annual
oVPosTMAsTERe suihonxed agsnis ~
sending DAILY subscrib~ with
sEMI-wREKLY subscribers with sas enclosed
a copy svasl
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delaware College.

E lrst college IN this insitucn VII
encc continue sixteen weea Tne
uIan embraces complete courses tnc casc
aad scientific either Of which the student may take IN Iu
mart Particular agricultural science ana
engineering and pfacnca sur
vcying L.. ~, -. oe +
W. Weston A. ny correspond with those OF the college
For further particulars address ,,,x,ro,, = ,,..
NEWARK, (Dcl,) July 10, 1855
n nIv Al
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The National Hotel

for the guests the 2h
Off kitchen 10
the building attentions in and about the dining
comfort
the best the markets afford,
aud labor VIII be spared
10 render III, house, respect
The subscer publc will continue
the liberal patronage extended the house,
the winter do so ~
". ID. WILLARD.
wAsHrSeTos CrTv, November IA, 1854
Nnp 1T
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, July ~, 1855.

petition Crosby of Fedonis New York.
the extension Of patent granted 10 him on the ID
Of November, lSi In s.sawmls for
boards &c., for from the expiration Of
said which takes place the Sd day Of
said heard the Patent Once
Monday, d Of October 10 O'Clock, and all
notified appear and they have why
said petition ought be granted
file the Patent
objections, specially forth writing, least twenty
days the day OF hcarne all testimony filed BY either
hearing taken transmitted
codance with the Of the ONCE which will he furnished
application. -
testimony will be closed the 18th day of
deposions, papers relied tcsimony,
morning Of day;
urnments, If any, within days thereafter.
Ordered be published in the UnOa Ine
sncer Evening Sar, washington, o. c.; Republican Bal
more; Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific
American New York Boston, Massacbuset
weeks previous the 22d of October
next, the day OF hearing.
&. r. SHuGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patcnn.
r Of e above papers win please eopy and send their
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ts- ~. GILL II,

as r,aoyed his Office to Franklin
Of lie viii continue to devote his aitcn
ton prn Supreme Court
patents he viii
opinions questions arising bai
Patent appeals chief justice assistant
justices District Columbia; and viii also assist IN the
nrrpar aicna and concerning patents
lie opinions and arguments for par
either The departments and
win prosecute board established for their
Adjudication
n-to oz aff
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Nassau Hall College OF New Jersey, princeton.
should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And DAYS %, auld lang syne.B

And brought min
should aud acquaintance be forgot
And days % aud lang syne."
The members OF the senior
me junior class Of the ending June, le Sop
class OF the ending June 1881 Freshman
ending June, 1884, hereby
Washington, D. C BY The third March, A.
brighten the links Of The chain Of love and enahn which
ude entirely exchange
SONS of their promising eonpeers.
preliminary meeting OF The selfappoined committee will be
held ON the nfst Monday IN September A. D. 1885, The Uno
states Hotel Chssnut Fourth Finn
which those members the
venien invited Attend when
adopted TO secure as full attendance possible.
In tbs those
good enough TO furnish The ofthe
their respective Offices.
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
OF Trenton N. j., Chairman o
ALEXANDER e. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER
PHILIP PENDLEToN
OF Winston, Aieshany Co, Md
SAMUEL 2. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, NJ.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jons WTrDsAs OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March g7-IawtMar3 [Inteligencer
An newspapers civilized
ed TO notice this advertisement their editorial
be Of classes
visions the globe all throughout
States OF America
esonay hatwsen this date and the Sd of March, D. 1851
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NOTICE. will se the 10, street. oppose Frsnkiin
SQUARE 18th for drfy ave csnta
liberal Of payment which may be learned ron
OF Yards and Docks The lot
feet X sreadng hundred and forty seven iee
no,h 10 n thirty feet alley ALBEpT SMITH.
3-2awfw
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Washington, July %, 1855.
AN the petition Gamble Joseph s. I Of Cincin-
na Ohio, praying extension Of granted
day December, 64l in
moulding candles" for from the expiration
Of said PATENT which takes place on the h day Of December
1856
the said be heard the Patent on
Monday 10th day December al II O'Clock,
and all notified to appear and show canse, any
they said petition ought to be granted.
opposing the required hie in the Patent
obecuon specially forth in writing east twenty
testimony filed by either
hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
rules OF the Office which will be- furnished appi
cation
The testimony the will be closed the Both Of November
deposous papers relied testimony be
Office before the morning Of that day the
ments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
be published In the Union lnei
gencer Washington D. c.; Republican, Bai-
Evening Philadelphia; Scientific Amarican New
York Enquirer Cincinnati Ohio
10Th day n December the
Of hearing.
s.. r. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
Ediors the above will please and send their
bills to the - - u 8'
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SotIct or ths disronsianarce NJ the United States
Land q ice ne DeGsnc-. la tho stste Of Onto.

Land O1fce NJ Drnnncr- sh sho ssssV ". VAs'"'
wen OF Jaw, ana IN view
y o hc report officers DEFIANCE, oHfo That the
reduced below hladrtd thousand
has directed tna said land of
dconnued and tina, The lands remaining
made subject TO sale and
entry remaining land Office in the STATS
or
and uaapprnprated by law, and subject
private entry Office discontinued, WIN cease TO
of
oer Nv register theeof and the land onbce
CurIeorns give public Of the day which they
prepared applications for entries Of any such
lands al their office.
Acting Commissioner the General Land Office.
wAsHisaros, o. c., June 10, 1855.
June 23-taw6w lint. n stsrJ
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mo. $50 /
Notice

or the establishment Of additional Land O9ee in re Ter
riory Of Oregon.
Congress approved February vs. 1888,
an,,.d adiuonar land District in the
errory ). oregon the Unpqia district embracins
Ali he land iyss fourth aadard parallel Is hereby
Ieced ana n, ,,te Office said district has
-rn scat hy fAp President Uned States
tn saia refritory until Other ordered
even an,e, me hand a, the city Washington 7h day
v,y m iass John WILSON,
"'' Commissioner " General Land Ohca
,,v ts-irwla. Ttntel start
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Law Notice.

BRowK 5rANroS WALxER.
III NJ L. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law in the Supreme
the claims Washngton,
and the Of Tennessee oces in Washington and Mem
phis. parties found either place.
letter. addressed TO them will receive prompt attention
April ~ tfeod [InteI and SentneI cdPy.l
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John o. sara mt & Charles Albert,

Attorneys C0HnseIlors- s-df- Lda,
associated OF professional
III busines, and that may be iuirnscd
4, e bfn,. the of claims,
apy court OF the District fColumba
WAsHrxeroH, D. g., March "a, 1853
Mar 25-cod3m
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eosgeal Surveys Ohecai Axaiyses Location Of a6-
lac Lasds
H. KING, n. D.,
No. Az street, city OF Washipston, d. G.,
geological reposts,
erals eartns Ac and instructions for prosecuting mi
ming and meiaiiu,gie operations.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BoUHTY-LAND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS
present ensuing King
himself IN travelling
making locations public for
nearly twenty RESIDENT has of
practical investigation of hs geology that portion ofthe Union
and made hiQnsclf familiar with all the details p0bc
field office
searches he Obtained large valuable information,
which rains unpubisAed and which he this
ss,on suacng popalatoa and enhancing
of land Of this dsscrptioa wh almost incredible rad be
particularly the attention Of capitalists t Of lead
COAL and other astas nineas There inda
lions q these et pubic iaad which the Of
railroads and other syses Of internal Improvement will
and consequently valuable. They
couhtryscisauAca'y with geology practically
with the subject Of the public ispA surveys
spsG. Isfsssnss. ; and ss. s9us e, any fund. PLACED
ios his services than
the themselves For further information address
above. 81
REvKRERcss
Hon. Thomas II. Benton.
Hon. Isaac H. surssoa, u = Treasurer, and president N Mo-
His eIcerncy Lieut.. Gov. er, Belsvis Illpois.
Professor Jos Henry secretary smhsonsR instae Washing
Ton city, d. c. June 26eod6w
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w. AMI YUNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
<2 The comprising this line tis WASHING
TON, Iapt. 4. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins
These steamers Southampton both going and
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IIARpER's MAGAZiHE Tor May.
i,s, raee vea Nv TAYLOR h MAURY,
Maya bpoksehefs, rem AVsRue' AcA' ''h sNee'
NY Keeper, by suta er of Dciers snd cents
- n. ,.ia !, TAYLOR n MAURYS
w,vs Bookstore, 9th street.
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Istf commodous story and ntuc mouse
side. the corner OF street. Rouse con
ans rooms recently been papered and painted
accommodating and possession gwen immed
~. Il
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EDWARD K COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y
ssOwN, SMILEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KEENARD CO.,
Austin Friars, London
q, g. WAINWRIGHT X CO.,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havro.
, 81 these snip viii no, be gold, silver,
iaa seeit ecry precious ones metals unless bills Of
fading aud the value thereof expressed therein
Ap25-dif
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petstion Partition.
Glover Perrin es Willis and wife and Amanda A. Hendncks
yJHEREAs filed petition praying for the par-
on setting in lots 10 and ~ In The city
showing thai defendants have
ordered said parties appear and an
sr said petition on the Monday Ocbe IS s. In the
circuit county Fio'ida OF the same viii be taken
further ordered that this notice be published
tor Poda Democrat, the washington
Union, andt New York Journal of Commerce
PENSACOLA, June lS, 1855
> Al aWQm
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The NEW
Mail Steamers.
tt4 sa,ts soHprsug this tine are the folowinei
The Atlantic 60
Pacific. capt we
ise n,l,lc Capt Comstock
Aariais ......,-thpi-
- r.. Thesc shps lasing been Htii b eoniFaci ca
Ea1 care has teen
<LK their oonsrlction also IN their ensiues
o strength and speed, and their lccoR,sit-
ncgnallrj for elegance ah canr
Of from New York To- Liverpool ~ art cabin ,
Exclusive s1R state rooms s32
Liverpool 20 New York, 10 and 20 gnineas
An experienced surgeon attached 20 each snip
No berths be secured una! paid fnr
saiLIae
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Georgetown, August l. 1855.
THE second annual report president and directors now
ready far Stockholders supplied BY calling
on the secretary sending address through the poet once
- J. w. DEEBLE,
Auoa-Iaw3w Secretary.
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DEPARTMENT.
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War In the secre-
tary office proper there chief clerk snbord
lowing bureaus are attached to this department:
Commanding Generals Ogice.Ths office, at the head OF
which Is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Aditant Generals OGce.Col. Samuel Cooper, Adults
General Lieut.. Col. w. q. Freeman, MAJOR
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate
Major John F. Nine clerks and In this
Office kept ell the records which refer to the OF
the army the rolls Sc is here where all military COM
missions made out
Ouartermaser Generals 0Jfee.-Gen Thomas 5. Jesup,
auartermater general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
master general Captain NJ. NJ. Clark, district quarter
master Major H. G. Wayne in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Paymaster General, Odfce-Co b. F. Larned paymaster
general Major ST. Clair Denny district paymaster eight
clerks and one messenger.
Commssary Generals O1fce.-Gen. George Gibson, com
mssary general assistant, Captain A. b. Shrias; six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Gcneraps 0lfce-Gen Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general; assistants, DIR. x. c. Wood and Dr. Richard H.
COOLIDGE; three clerks.
Engineer O6iee.-General Joseph q. Totten, chief eng
neer assistant Lieutenant John d. Kurtz five clerks and
messenger.
Typographical Bureaa-Co j. j. Albert, colonel of the
CORPS; assistant, Lieut. NJ. H. Smith four clerks and
messenger.
Ordnance Colonel ii. r. Craig, colonel Of ord
nance assistant Captain Wm Maynader eight clerks and
one messenger.
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service and the reports of the mail lettings, giving
of each bid also Of the contracts made the SER
vice originated the curtalmen ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance OeeJohn Marron, esq Third Assistant Post
General and twenty clerks. To this Office
assigned the supervision and OF the financial
business Of the department. not deyoved by law upon the
Auditor, embracing accounts with the draft oce ana otner
depostaes of the department. the issuing OF warrants and
drafts payment balances reported by the Auditor 20 be
mail contractos and other persons the supervision
of Offices under orders depoe their quar-
balances designated points, aud the
Of the rendition By postmastes OF their quarterly returns oi
posagcs IL has charge OF the deadetter office, OF the .
suing postage stamps and stamped envelopes Tor the pre-
payment postage and Of the punts connected there
With.
10 the Third Assistant General all postmasters
draft Offices letters reporting quarterly the net
ceeds their Offices and those at depositing Offices,
their certificates of deposte him should also be directed
the weekly and monthly returns OF the depostaes OF the
department well all applications and receipts for post
age stamps stamped envelopes and for dead letters
Lspecfsos Osics.John oakord, esq, chief clerk, and
seventeen clerks TO this Office assigned the duty OF
ceivng examining theregseTs OF the arrivals ana de-
partures Of the ma certificates Of the service OF route
agents. and al mail failures Of noting the den
quences actors and preparing thereon Tor the
registers and reports Of mail failures providing and send
ing ont bags and mail locks and keys, and dong all
other things which be TO secure faithful ana
exact performance of all mail contracts.
of mail Depreciation of violation OF law by pri
yate expresses by the forging illegal OF postage
stamps are under the supervision OF this Office and should be
reported to it. :,
All communications respecting lost money letters, mail
or other violations OF law, maiocks and
kevs should be directed sChef Clerk Post Office Depart
ment" - :,
An registers of the arrivals departures of the malls
certificates service of agents. reports OF mail faii
blank registers and reports OF failures
and all complaints against contractors for irregular or I'M
perfect service should be directed Inspection Office, Post
Office Department"
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stopping Southampton both going and returning they Offer
London and Havre
other route for economy Of time and money.
Passage from Nep York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin. saoon $3.50; first cabin, lower saoon so
second do, S60
All newspapers through the pos, Office
No bills OF lading will be signed on tue DAY oi snihng
An experienced surgeon il attached to each ship.
For freight passage, apply To- - = :,
q. ii. SAND, II south William ST., N. Y.
c. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIA fIayrc.
Mur G-diy
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sEors of the above win please and send the
bills Office, with containing this notice.
July 2s-law3w
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,,R NCIs LAMB. Looking GLASS; Portrait, I'D Ptc-
iurerame manufacturer 237 pennsyfvania avenue-Paos
of ali szes and style and hnsh con-
snny delivered and put complete at
prices York. thereby the cost Of boxing,
freight, and fiak Of breakn9e
The public respectfully invitedto CALL
June l6-eod:nf
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posr oFsrcE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General. The direction
and OF the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
its business be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his final action it is distributed among several bu
reaus, follows The Appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office, in
charge Of the Second Assistant 70 Generals the
of the Thisd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Once In charge OF the chief
clerk
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this Office
assigned questions which relate the establishment and
of post offices changes Of sites and
and removal Of route and local
agents as Also the giving Of instructions pomasers.
Postmasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
balances by this bureau which charged also With
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
with the Of the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks To this
likewise assigned the supervision of the mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements
roufrae OFce-Wilan H. Dundas, esq.,, Second Assist
Postmaster General and twentysix clerks To this OF
Gee is assigned the business of arranging the mail service
Of the States and placing the under contract
correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency trips mode of and times OF de-
,rture and arrivals all the the of the
mail between different sections Of the country the points
mail distribution and the regulations for the government
f The domestic mail service Of the United States II
parcs Advertisements to mail proposals. receives me oa
and charge the annual and occasional mail lettings,
and The adjustment OF the contracts All
pcatous or establishment alteration OF mail arrange
and the mail should be sent
To this Office All cnms should be tor transPor
service obtained through the Contract Once as
the credits at the AUDITORS VI
flee From this all ut the ends Oi routes
the Of mail Arrangements prescribed io the
connective rontrs IL reports weekly the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts or ma
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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WAsHfNGTON BHANCtf ltAfi1fkOND'
Change Of Hours.
"a $3.50 - q a;sf51E3 511la(T s
and afer Monday, 23d Instant the trims will leave
~ Washington a; 8 and ek, a. m, and and ~, p m
Leave Baltimore q, AZ and 9x, a. m aud and 5I, pm
+. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Apr % dn
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Miller g. Brona.'

AT-LAWt
Warrington, d. c.,
attend 10 business executive departments, the
court Claims Court Of the Unfed States
Once, 7th street, opposite the General Post once.
Jul
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no those or custoners whA have mot settled the
which presented them with the confident
the m nstant they would bc promptly at
hat In Induced
believe failure abutabs negligence or want Poper
necessities In 0ther fear may be
indifference or inability comply with their obi
important that should dscrmnate Between
To enable do respectfully request
former forward sad settle either by cash or
dates. + + sra--l-.- -
I'M "a HOOE, BHO., u co.