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essar to olssse so,5 Woad respeotfally snnOHR
Northern cities and that be s now receiving his Fail and
%inter supplies Of Cloths and xeSng SaIg un
principally cash, he enabled offer at low rates
has in store at the old stand opposite the Postt
Supene black blue brown daha and other fancy Cloths
Superfne French, English and American Cassmeres
Superine Simoni Doesfns, for Pants and overcoats
SuperiHe black Satins and Grenadines
Fine silk Cuttings for weddings andpartieS
Plain and figured Plush Velvets, very rich
FURNISHING GooDs-A complete assortment consisting
Superine plain and fancy dress Shirts.
Canton Flannel, 6ieached Drill
Merino and silk Under-shrts and Drawers
Gloves very superior kid, black, white andfancy.
Cravas black and fancy and rich assortment for weddings
Stocks, black white and fancy withand without ties.
sqspenders Enc. Dressing Gowns DC oo,,s..
With sincere thanks to his numerous patrons for the Lib.
eral encouragement heretofore extended him. he hopes by
strict attention to their wants and to please
Gentlemen furnishing their goods be manufactured
may rely upon receiving the same and attention
The latest Paris and London fashions just received.
He viii remind those ndeed ndeS s m m me allowed
to puncua customers Those longer than the
BY cash OF note, and obiige ''' ''o' ISAAC PROCTOR
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1888. 97-
II 4NHSsEakA 5ANps HsST THE
search of homes investments in Texas respectfully
invited Office. .f
We have for SALE than two hundred thousand
of land in parts of the State Titles guaranteed
Land located claims against the State inriduascOl
lected and adjusted.
Office Congress Avenue City of Austin, Texas.
As we buy land commission strangers will find it to
their interest to purchase through .ffl
-. RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.
ReGI Estate Brokers' Collecting and Land AGENTS.
October l6, 1851 "a
IL quality Moeskn Hats,
Cloth Caps of every variety and price, ~
Servants Wool Hats Black Brown and Drab just received
JAMES McKIMMON.
Raleigh, Oct Z 1855. %
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III
scrbcr has hand the largest stock of Farming I'M
1S to be found in the State, embracing horse powers
r have takcu first at the late FAIR held
"; ttmore and this city wheat Threshers wheat Drills
I sewers com Planters, Corn shelters of every kind to
sill from 3Oto l50u bushels per day. which sold low,
and warranted fully equal TO be found in the Union;
+r cutters hand and horse power honY Altis trist
milk arhe of grinding bushels of good meal per hour;
C,n Cb Crlshers Vegetable Cutters, Fan mills some OF
which have taken premiums with several medals and GER
,reS OF their al! Others Harrows OF
aL size and Shape. Culivators for and two hOrs-
a. With wrought and iron and reversible steel teeth,
Cton and Tobacco CuvaorS Plows of all patterns for
one Two three and horses large and desirable an
,,c as can found in house north south, with
T. IONS of Ilow Castings suit; 1okes, Bows, okc
iron, Bow pins whifc Trees Trase Chains, Ok ",: n
ha:fs ax.s, GRUB weIigre, Drug ana CuttHatHr
Til srades shovels, Forks (some worth ST EACH Gard
S To- /, hoes Garden Pows and Cultivators Cham Pumps
o. trr Pumps Garden Engines Post-hoe AUgcfS Bull
- ~ Illi Butter ChlIns, with every other desirable
~ ,,,C, Tor the Farm, be found IN any Agricultural
n . 3,rr! or south, with many other desirable goods
Inr Iron of all sizes for the farm, blacksmith, snip
carriage makers, &c. &C.; bellows anvlis, wees
a. and d~ hand and sledge hammers, blast pPeS cart
}S carriage axes and springs, coudrons and other ho
| castings orindstones framed and not framed with tric
tir .e, ,r same &c, with large lot OF superior green
and mack teas cigars white and coiorcc carpet warp hemp
wine for sturgeon nets wrought and cut nails, ship and
ha Sikes with great many other goods, which cannot
h. enumerated in advertisement All IN want are lnV-
fed TO call and supply themselves on the best terms;
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\
DR. r H. WoRrHSGToN: 1t affords pleasure to say,
that we have used Cholera Darhea Medicine for the
last twelve months have found invariably successful
r.vnn sneediIy the cases in which have had
sion to use it, We high appreciation of its
ue and have hesitation in expressing the opinion that
II viii nroye 10 be a valuable family medicine
- ~ RICHARD G. COWPER.
i. +. SPIERS.
Dot II 1874 96-tf
For sale by Williams Haywood, Raleigh, N. c.
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GILMOR HOUSE,
MONUMENT SQUARE, BALTIMORE. s.
TWNHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC Is RESPECT-5
IL FULLY informed that the Gll4dOR HOUSE is
open the reception of guests
j. MlLDEBERGER SMITH,
Proprietor.
W. S. WARNER,
(Late of the ST. Nicholas Hotel New York;
Superintendent.
October g. 1855, 92-6t.
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GREENsBoKoUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
CHARLES E. MIX,
Acting Commissioner.
l0S9-1awtDec 20.
Aug. Il, 1865.

INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing effect
ances for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only are Hea6erS q the C0ndny-ened to such profits
may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued on the applicants Iif
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which that of Sd0ins Bank-and the
deposors allowed interest at the rate of per per
for time not exceeding four mouths per cent
over four and not exceeding six months and per
for any time six mouths
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
d. p. WEIR, Sec d Treas.
Greensborough, n. c. September l, 1854. Sly.
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p ALElGH q GASTON RAIL ROAD.-Slaves
re moi permitted to travel on the Road without
written permit from their owners Duplicates should in ali
cases De ren as the Ticket AGENTS instructed to retain
one copy of every pass JAMES NJ POOL
RaIoiob 1.,,,,r,e ,o=, Ticket Agent
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JOSEPH r. BLOSSOM,
Commission and Forwarding Merch;

JOSEfH II. BLOSSOM9
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
ILL give his personal attention to business ntrusted to
his and shippers may rely having prompt returns
Liberal advances made consignments for sale in this
market, or for shipment to Northern Ports.
March 8, 1855. 31-1y.
ENROCERIES.-LOAF,C CRUSHED, GROUND AND
~ CLARIFIED SUGARS,
Java, Laguira, and Rio Coffee,
Sperm, Adanlantine and Tailow Candles,
Sugar House Syrup and Molasses
MADEIRA, Cherry, Port and Champagne Wines, Cooking
Cog. brandy, warranted pure,
OId Ai;nGUc,iels, Wiskey,
Jai.9lc;. Run, Holland GIN,
london Brown and Scotch Ale, for sale by
JAMES MCKIMMON.
h3tKO hE3GKO GOoDs.-KERsEYs OF ALL GRADES
sI,rIiu' iiu' striped. and Plain Linseys,
;,o1tnn ;,IntlDof1 nS,l ana Sala Stripes and Plads
R1sset S1aLS RaJ s. and Heavy !L, shfEptings,
JAMES MckIMMON.
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EsLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
most approved orm just printed and Tor sale at the
'Standard' office. ....-
Also Writs Subpoenas, Warrants and variety of other
Aug. 25, 1855. 70
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NJOTICE.---THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS
mslad receipt certificate of stock in the Bank
the State G2 Shares No. lS, and dated June Z9,
1880 Said certificate receipt made out the said John
Atkinson's name.
kaRipPA kt1IAH ATK5Ss2h; 'HTFoassER, Eseetrs.
August 2s 1855. sl-am.
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COTTON SEED OIL.-ALL PERSONS WISH
ing to purchase Cotton Seed Oil will please forwari
their orders to fe -"tAio
Raleigh. Jan 10 1855. ~"
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1,1,11E No3TH CAROLINA ARATcR.-THE

Ts1HE NORTH CAROLINA ARATCR.-THE
4 UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish Journal, IN
tbe Farmers and Mechanics of North Carolina under the
above title will be issued month"; IN s ne" o ae oar Sa
per annum payable in addDnce ,.e.L.
.dnG object of the ARAToR will be to select from the
numerous Periodicals of the country whatever may be
deemed solid and good, we'll suited to our section and cal
imrovement The results of experience among our own
citizens will also be carefully sought and brought to Hgs
and TIE contributions Of most enterprsng and s1ul
practical men given the public with summary OF gen.
erai news and the state of the markets IN
Tie true policy interests of North Carolina VIII al
wavs be our motto and the friends of the cause OF I'M
vcent shall be disposed to favor The enterprise we
respectfully solicit names, and their aid In procuring
subscribers :, , -. .,- -
Our friends will please forward all the names they can
get by of February and keep the Prospectus Ir
further efforts Payment will be required on receipt OF the
first number which, if encouraged, Will be issued Dy the
THOS. J. LEMAY.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-THE SUB
scriber offers for sale privately the tract Of land in
Warren County, N. c., known by Il e of Buck
SPRING the former residence of the late Nathaniel Macon
1t of the valuable highland plantations in the
which original growth and heavily tmbered ass Thers
are cleared art very recenty The Stables Cribs and
in full reparthe latter capable Of curing from
2 to 80 hogheads Tobacco On the tract good water
DO yer mill site and the location eligible for either
a Grist or Saw Mill. It's within six miles of Macon and
Ivteton Depots the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road
aud adjoining the lands of John E. Boyd, ESQ., and Miss
Elizabeth The the place at all times
and will go with any who may wish to purchase
For terms &c, call address
ROBERT L. JONES'
Palmer's Spring, Mecklenburg Co., Va
Sentenber 1890 lO9O-2nw
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Entirely New for All.
FEN J. HAVENS WOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS,
and all those who have any decided for the fine
arts that he has recently perfected himself in taking the
Ambroype and Mezograph Portraits the only true fe-ke
pictures that be taken They reversed and
more lasting than the DaguerTeotype would advise all
to call and for themselves.
Raleigh, Oct 6, 1866. 9l--1m.
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THOMAS WHITE, P. R. DAVIS, w. H. HARDEE
WHITE, DAVIS & HARDEE,
General Commission Merchants, and Dealers
-.-.s. i'll GuanO,
PETERSBURG, VA
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Tai RTOTICE.-SOMETHINC NEW IN THE WAY OF
lV India Rubber Crying Doll Babies assorted sizes
Call soon if you would like see them, at the
N. G. BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, July II, 1856. rs
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NOTICE.-Was taken up and committed to Jail, in
lV the County of Nash, on June 25th, 1854, negro
man. who says is TOM and belongs to the heirs
of Billy Fosters, deceased Tom, from his appearance
seems to about twenty-five years of age black complex
ion and than ordinary space between Of
his teeth The is requested forward
pay prison charges and take him away he will be dis
posed of according to law. A. r. BAINES,
Aug. 1-wtf. Sheriff.
a RRESTED AND COMMITTED TO THE
N JAIL OF PETERSBURG, VA, A NEGRO
boy by the of BILL belonging to Leuel Tyce Esq,
obtain said boy by coming sendng and paying charges
J. Q. LUFSEY.
Petersburg July 6, 1855
EIRST PREMIUM !-SMUT AND SCREEN.
II ING MACHINE, YOUNG'S PATENT. IMPORTANT
TO MILLERS AND MILL OWNERS-This Machine re-
ceiyed the first at the North Carolina State Fair
and recommended to the public the best
the State Seven hundped of them now running North
Carolina, all of which in operation and have given
the most entire satlsaetlo in regard both
and durability some having years and perform
well now they did at first and have been out of order
one day We have thrown out different Smut Machines
to make for this They warranted for five years
and delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
Manufactured and sold by
JN0. A. MeMANNAN,
South Lowell, Orange County, N. G..
April 16, 1854. 4-tE
~ Cut this advertisement out and keep it.
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DR. WoRrH1NGroN-Dear Sir 1 take great pleasure in
recommending your Cholera Medicine to the public, and
especially have had personal experience and
observation of its beneficial effects.
tried several remedies put up for Cholera &C. but
have never such happy results from any from
your invaluable remedy. have such unbounded conf
dence in its efficacy that unwilling and will not leave
home without a supply with and regard it OF
the most valuable of the age. Yours truly
w. P. BEAMAN.
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~REEESBOROJTGHM MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
W the end Of Three ears such has been the care and
econony of the officers this Company that still
free from debt have made no assessments @ and have now
ation in Saving the public that there is safer Com
pany in the Southern Country The most If the Risks in
this Company being in the part OF the State where
the dauger from FIRE is much less
At the last annual Meeting the following officers
JAMES SLOAN, President
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THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE

hfI.
SHAW, A. NJ, NJ. D. - ~ ~ L. ~
vENHIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL,
operation more than eleven years The course of In
the daily routine of study The house new commodious
and cheerful it is heated throughout The sessions COM
mence on the 1st of FEBRUARY and 1st of September
Terms: For Boarding and Instruction including French
Pupils under thirteen years of age $1,000 second class
months. ' ~ ~ vi n'e
REFERENcEs: Fright Rev. A. Lee, D. D. Rev. II. v. d.
Johns D. D. baltimore; Hon. Jno N. Clayton Delaware ::
r " Daniel Jr Esq J. R. Anderson ESQ., Tredegar Iron
WORKS; r. ortham 4 Co.. Richmond. Va; Rev Mr. Glib
FEBRUARY 1st, 1855. oSSS 1v "
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New Bakery and Candy Mandatory.
NERS. HARDIE DESIRES TO SAY TO THE
I'VE public that she has recently employed superior Ba-
ker and Candy Maker She will keep constantly for sale
Cakes and Candies of great Variety.
and prepared to execute orders for cake TOR dinners
Kind any quality of desserts. . ,
She will u orders for Candy at wholesale, and forward
1t to any part of the State.
Raleigh, Nov. 90 1854. 3-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14
THE PURSUIT OF BAKER.

Notwithstanding the evidence which goes 10 show
that Baker is upon the ocean, in the bark Isa-
bella Jewett, bound for the Canary Islands, and
which has become the gesera impression, there are
many who believe that he may not, after all, be on
board of that vessel. Information received last
evening tends TO coroborate the previous stories ii st
he has been If he is not now, in NewJersey not far
from Amboy.
Sergeant Devoe. of the Reserve Corps, went TO
Amboy on Monday, aud returned last evening and
he is sapguine in his opinion thst Baker is in tue
woods in that vicinity. lie is positive that Baker
WAS there on Saturday. The circumstances Of the
presepce of Baker there stated by Officer Devoe,
are substantially the as the previous statements.
The person believed to be tie fugitive was rowed
ashore on Saturday at point not more tnan mile
from Ar.boy. While the man accompanying him
stay ed by the boat be walked upon the shore looking
out upon the Bay, and especially watching IN every
direction on shore 10 zee that no person came near
him. When any one passed, Baker invariably retired
into the woods While DI the woods he tore the left
leg of his pantaoons at the bottom and soon after
approached Mr.. Applegates residence and wished to
hire team to take him to Spottswood and offered 81
for IT, He also desired Mrs. A. to mend the rent IN
his nantaloons As he raised his foot upon
chair, go that she could repair the cloth, he
used his left hand to lit il, and taking
bold of the thigh, acted as though It hurt
him 10 raise his foot Ills right hand he kept con-
siantlv in his BOSOM as though be had pistol there,
which be intended 10 draw the instant any person 10
dertook his arrest He kept constant nervous
watch in oil dire ciions. Suddenly, after going out
doors. and without waiting FOX final ans yer about
team TO 20 TO Spoiiswood, he missing, and was
not sferward seen 10 that peghborhood. He was
next heard Of at clearing some distance through the
woods. near the residence of Mrs. Morgan. colored
man saw him sitting for considerable time upon log
with his right hand in his bosom, and watching IN
every direction. Discovering the negro he applied
TO him to take him TO Spottswood, offering hVe
dollars for the ride and when recommended 10
take the care he said that he had business on
the road and for certain reasons he did not wish 10 50
in the cars While converting with Ms. Morgan, ne
held the door half open stood with his right HAND 70
bis bosom, and kept an active watch out doors lie
ALEC suddenly and unceremoniously disappeared To
,ha, neighborhood. He was next heard OF Of tue
Poor. House where he obtained his supper The iasl
place that he stopped was at lonesome tavern some
little distance from Spottswood, in gloomy neisn'
borhood where he remained an hour. N~s 'oe'e
noticed that he kept bis right hand in his bosom Ah
watched olcsey 81 whom be saw. lie !e'' inert ~
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VERZENAY,
Ruinar; Iere ct fills,
PEIMs.


The Hon. Mr. Leigh Senator Dickinson, and the
Rev. Messrs. Goodwin and Headley did not join in
the excursion.
The members spent the evening at the Astor House,
making room No. Ia their headquarters. Many OF
their City acquaintance called in TO see them. the
Hon. Mr.. Seagrist was quite busy in introducing
some of the City lions to the member, Of the Legisa-
tIre. The Sage of Boomn ,dale made himself quite
entertaining TO a coterie in expstating upon the nu
,riiive qualities of lager beer as beverage and
promised to take the frs. opportunity TO escort the
Hon Mr.. Lamport, and nquiring friends to some OF
our " tip top lager beer saloons.
In COINCIDENCE of the storm, very few of the Albany
visitors ven;ured out last night though now aud then
carrisge was teen leaving the private entrance OF
the Actor House, driving up Broadway, and vanish
ing in some of the less public streets of the Fifth and
Eighth Warda-probably bound for the Hudson River
Rsilroad station, with members who had become tired
of the great City and the denominations in which it
abounds, and longed for the sweets of domestic
repose.
To-day the guests are to visi, the Harbor in a
steamer chartered for the purpose.
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GERMAN OPERA Ar MBLOS TREATER.

A rough and ugly night was a bad invitation for
the friends of the German Opera given for the first
time last night at Niblos Theater. The piece was
Flotow's Martha-a popular production in Germany.
The plot is sufficiently simple and at the same time
improbable. The scene is in Engand Two ladies OF
rank, ennuyed at their fine life, determine to go to
fair the bucoc musc Of which they hear from their
windows. Attended by masculine relative and dis
gused as peasants they proceed thther. The custom
is for was for SWANS to give on such occasions those
whom they wished 10 be their sweethearts piece of
money under the eye of a magistrate; and that was
equiv aent to afliancng. Being on 81 lark, these
two fine ladies accepted two pieces of money
from as many swain'-and suddenly were borne off,
as the property of these young fellows, to be duly
married by them. They oontrived, however, TO make
their escape; and soon afterward encounter the
grandes danes returning, in hunting guse and attend
cd, from chase. The tenor swain goes frantic-cra-
zy, on discovering the rank and GOODNESS of his be-
loved-the bass swain more comic, takes it more ca
silly. Matters, however, eventually are rightea by
each peasant marry ing each his fine lady-s custom
which If it ever existed in England was not the fash
ion during any of our visits there.
The opera is called Martka-that being the dis
gused name of the fine lady soprano. Ii should be
called The Last Rose Of Summer, as that air is
served up hot and cod-in solos, duets and choruses
and, in fact, is the air which chiefly makes the
piece The audience encored it-many of the gooi
people believing it, doubtless Of the airs OF the
Faherland and the composer Flo,ow instead of Ire
land, and by nobody 10 particular.
The characteristics of NJ. Fo,ow's muse are une-
quivocally French. Not distinguished for originality
or rising TO grandeur nobility Of style, he has
sometimes apeasiDg vein of light literature that is
popular The beet music was in the first and second
aas that of the third and fourth is for the most
part not IT remarkable. The singers were called before
the curtain, and enjoyed several encOres. The prin.
cpal parts were done by Mesiames DOrmy and
Siedenburg, and Messrs. Quint and vincke. TIE
leader was Mr.. Unger, solid musician. The or
chesira were good.
The house was quito good, the pit, frst and second
tiers being well filed. The audience was in the best
possible humor-most of them probably having the
exquisite satisfaction Of hearing music through their
native and beloved language. The first night being
success, the season promises well. Other operas
will be given, for the details of which, readers are
referred to our advertising columns
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STATE PRISON investigations.
STARTLING EXPOSURE OF FRAUDS.

From The Buffalo DeHoerdfy.
The widespread vilsiny Of Railroad Otcials ana
Rank officers in the year 1884 astenished aud DIG
eu..ed The good of our land Hardly have We recoy-
red from the shock OF SchuyleIs # iuds, before we
are called anew to wonder az mans capacity Tor W.
laipy and his utter unre ability even 10 trusts mos
carefully prepared for the punishment OF crimes anu
The protection Of society against wrong-doing.
W. have before Us sJ2 pages OF iJTthc)ming lie
mort Of The Commissioners appointed 10 investigate
The pecunary affairs of the several State Prisons OF
Nes.York A hssty glance through this bulky tssn-
uopy las panied and astonished as. Aore-n has
6led Us with feeling Of alarm aud made Us dsIrus
our politics and doubt of our social system.
The accounts Of the three Prisons at Auburn, Den
rsmora and Sing Sing were thoroughly examined.
we will low speak only OF the last, that al Mount
PIE esaut. There is end 10 the steaLing u tnls
establishment. The most shameless and greedy roo-
berry Of The State is complicsei with roting drunk
enness, disorder, perjury, forgery and conspiracy
We are at d loss where TO begin in publishing Iae
thick evidence Of these crimes, OF which the Foiu
ipous Report is full. But We sill start a. RAMON
with the statement that admitting the Agent ma
{" fioh Book TO have been correctly ksf anu ~ az
count of what was consumed N the Prison 10 % ao-
curs,e the vouchers and accounts got hoid Q. Piofg
that for four years ending Dec. ], lsJi nc 80
for si7 O37 90 worth of meats four hsh tese
tea, molssses and spice, more than tne
After allowing for the number OF taIor s ne! L..
for the support OF the prisoners LOT 'no79 aou ~
viz 33i 52s ratons Of beef, pors, ana heur Vi .uo
weight allowed By the General GovefninenI 70 me
soldiers il the army, the value o. me sAce's VI afV