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just introduced Is entirely In style general appear
ancc and for ehness and beauty Of finish supases all
former efforts Gentlemen invited 70 view this superb gs
of the season.
GENIN, PA Broadway opposite ST. Pauls chcrch
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aosPORr NAVY YARD CLOSED BY ORDER OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR rRE NORFOLK
cUppppupa.
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Heebc u Co., IJ6 Broadway.-Fal Fashion
Tor gentenens bats and capa: ter aaorten comn.ee


are truly elegant, and their cheanness IA marvel We have
priced the market md recommend the establishment II
EsPENSCHEID, No. lis Nassau street, Beekman
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DIs0RDEHLIxs In THE TwBNTY-FIRsr WARD.
an early hour yesterday morning Captain speight,
Of the Twenty hrst ward police aided by posse Of
under his command, made descent upon . low grog.
gerry In Thirty eighth street. Third avenue. where
fifteen persons found ccngregated drinking playing
cards, and swearing like troopers The police immedi
atey proceeded to arrest the whole party which they
81 rccessfuly effected Yesterday they ali brought
before Justice Brennan at the Second District Police
Court Jefferson Market where each Of them held to
bail in the Of $500 for their good behavior for the
rext six months. Those who could conveniently pro
cure bail were discharged while few unfortunatss who
Scud not obtain the requisite security locked uo
in prison.
boy about 10 years Of age, named Joseph Cusbman
vas "a ,terday brought before Justice Conroy, at the
Iover Yocs Court, charged with having burgariousIy
srtevsd -, unoccup'sd house in Beach street. with the
i,snt,on a. .ealing from the premises lot Of lead
nine roor hnob and other articles. The accused was
committed for triAa'
porro,- APPOINTMENTS.
welssrn that ON s.turs Mr. Edward Letts Lieutenant
Of the Seventh Ward Police was promoted to th' cap
tsncy. Mr.. Lstts vas for many 'af, an amonoans y
the Supreme Court which position he y" 70 MI 'ne pos
OF policeman Mr.. Letts has HlIsd IN so. cessoa
grscss from pstroman 70 that Of captsiS, mus p.A
caDy realizing The truth Of Mayor Woods ab1 AdA 70
TIE department % saturtsy last,
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The Board of Aldermen win hold the FIRST meeting Of
their June session this evening, and the plans for build
lug the new City Hall, which were to have bssn sub.
mtted last month, win, in al probability bs the prin
cpa topic Of discussion. We understand that no mat
ter what acton the Common Council take In the case,
no progress can be made towards the erection Of the
building until the Legislature pass special act au-
thorizng the city Of New York to raise sufficient
for the purpose The Board Of Aldermen will probably
meet every evening in the week except Saturday, un
they have completed the number Of their sIttlngs
(eight) for the month.
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Surc1DE OF MARRIED WOMAN TAXING LAuDANUM.-
Coroner Wilhelm held inquest yesterday AZ 100 De-
aDcy street, upon the body Of married named
Ellen Jane Lebee, aged twenty two years, Who to
her death from overdose of Audapum administered
BY herself for the purpose Of committing suicide Il
sppeaed that the deceased had been married about Ave
years. and lived oontentedly 10 al appearances, with
Der husband, but really quite unhappy she
nch addicted 70 the free of intoxcatn liquors,
snd this, II u supposed, brought about melancholy
state OF MIND About four months ago she atmoted to
eommis suicide BY taking dose of hudspum; but
moved bv means Of the stomach pump and the suit
cides life saved But seemed she had determined to
destroy berse the evidence In the present ad
ducsd The jury rendered verdict OF "suicide BY
taking dose Of iaudanumn The deceased was ma
two of Gerunpy.
FOUND DROWNED. Coroner o'D6uns1l held sn iuuest
yesterday morning upon the body of unknowt man,
about 40 years Of age who found drowned St tho
foot Of whitehall street. The deceased was about Ave
feet ten high, and whiskers al around his face
He had . Guernsey frock, coarse black cloth pants
flannel drawers and uncershirt. largo leather belt
tied around his waist, In which sheath knife
such IL used by sailors and riggers. The body hal
been In the water about two months. Verdict ssuo-
posed drowning"
AsorM.-Coroner Hilton held an inquest at the foot
Of ll4sh street. Esst River, upon the body Of an nm.
known boy, who found floating In the water s this
point The deceased about 13 years age had on
pair Of pegaed boots which had been half soIed rrey
woolsn ds7k twiled cotton and wooen pants
snd JACKET black and white striped drawers ana white
twined shirt There bcng msrks OF violence ON the
rody 'hs jury rendered verdict Of "fcund drowned"
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We have received aies Of the 0fcaI B0'eN Of Cost,
Rica up to the 9th Of May
The Constitutional Congress Of the Repubdc asemb cd
On tie LIST Of May under the Vice Of Senior
Don Miguel Nora The President sent In his message On
the same day. Iti very BRIEF II congra.ustes Con-
gees on the which happily regns throughout No
republic and the fact that for the past year mot the
slightest external storm disturbed this serenity u that
peace It informs that the question territorial limits
bstvten that republic and those Of New Grsnsds and
Nicaragua remain In the staa quo OF pas. years. and
suggests that the political change effected In New 0ea
NADIA might operate in the easy regulation Of ths matter
with It, while the latter might also como to like agree
able settsmen when 1t would succeed in recovering ts
internal tranquility The opening and improvement Of
public roads bad received the attention Of the govern
meat and although commerce had somewhat pinned,
that was due TO circumstances independent Of the genius
and activity Of the people The President was concerned
at having TO that the lions committed
by the ocus preesaged the want OF food but informed
them that had been taken to guard against
that calamity auding the decree removing the du-
ties on the importation of grain.)
DON Facundi Gcni had bsen oficalIy recognized a.
Charge d'AHdires Of Spain.
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hnnua1 Exanalna afson- Reception Of the Board
or visasers--che Cadets before the Faculty-
-, 30, &C.
West Poins uas commenced Friday, and VIII continue
Tor tus three weeks to The Board Of visters,
hs appointed by the President Of the United States
br Secretary of War and ~ho appear ct West Point
hs faculty Of college, assembled the grounds
bn Friday morning. some Of them having reached the
post the day previous This Board OF ysiters consist
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direction OF the Mayer Of Boston, the Chief Of Po
on the lst inst displacod ffy policemen tis
that this change was demanded from the fact that
rrepsr execution Of ths liquor law would not admit
o. II al psohAbiity, I'll were nos dsnisssd o. this
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Q 0 . @ 9 9 . o o o Q
) TESTIMONIAL TO JAMES w. BARKER .
CoLLAMoRE HOUSE. q
q. N. AND WILLIAM PERhy, rRorRIEroRa o
SATURDAY EVENING, JuSE q 1855 q
. Ala Juiienne o
. Boiled Salmon. Lobster sauce. 0
0 Oysters on half she'll. Stewed oysters. o
0 Escaloped oysters. Fried oysters.
! Turkey, stuffed with chestnuts. o
. Capon, stuffed with ruffes. o
s'r'Bfs BssSs. ss:'', s,isG92s'iy. isI92.s' s.''''
8 Filet OF beef larded, with mushrooms. o
. Lamb cutle.s, brciIed, With green pesa Q
q Swsetbreads, las ded, Ia Rinanoier. o
q COLD AVID onrAMsrrAL DISHES. Q
ws.snnsi. x.ss q s,.ss1. s.m an..sss y n..sssss'
a Buffalo tongue decores with jelly.
Q Maysnsise Of chicken. rAiiemsnds. .
a nKLIsHEs.
PisSisd Pniis oysters. Lettuce. Asohoyiss.
a GAME
Squads, brsiled, q Ia Cropautip.
Q Saint q sniye, en- crogstade Of bread
q Wind ducks, brais6, 1rufhe sauce
a oIrAMHNrAL
o Monument, with American hags.
Couranns en- Macaroons.
. Pyramid, dorange glaee. Pyramid % Grand Lyres.
a Swiss meringue baskets
w..,,.snn siS S. Ssnse' au psnrmsn. s,o,
a Almond cakes. Lady fineers.
/: Fancy i';;i: css.,.... rr... !. s;ssii vs.S! !.'
fs's ss:s; v.,...; s''' r-.a.!: r !: :;.sS ss:''
. Amends Amends. Bananas. BANANA Snshsyy toast. :
o o . bee Q 90 geo o .
1beIe were p<shsPs some $50 coSvsves present. rPrs
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The remainder Of the pieces bore, engraved On
,,r, r,,s formed BY wreath Of handsomely embossed
work. the device Of the eagle on the save, and the
initials, sJ. W. B., 1850"
At Hrst 1t thought that this date was an error on
the part Of the engrave but reporter was subse
quenty informed that It mistake, but that that
cate inscribed to commemorate some great service
rendered BY Mr. Barker to the order ct that time This
piece Of Intelligence win be really to majority Of
the community, who imagine that the organization ID
of recent birth, not dating back than year or
two.
About half past O'Clock the company was admitted
to the supper room which laid out with great ase
having the American nsg tastefuy wreathed at the top
and end the room and sat down to dc the good
things spread before them and comprised In the fol-
lowing
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0 IAN Easle soaring and holding in his talons the
0 thunderbelts Of High Oympus.l
0 JAMES W. BARKER: o
SILVER, o
0 Consisting of Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Crsam Ever,
0 sugar Btwl Slop Bowl, two Pitchers, three o
. Salyers, one Easter. one Cake Basket, o
o two Goblsts, and table set Of o
o Forks, Spoons, &c, 10 o
o presented to you, o
o Asa Token of Respect o
o BY Your AMERICAN FRIENDS, o
In view your integrity exalted patriotism
o and indomitable perseverance 10 promotion o
o OF the Great American Party. o
o Nav you live to witne-s o
o The completion Of that noble structure o
o you ARE MASTER RuILDER- o
And may your posteri.y be reminded in after years.
When they look upon this memento to emulAse the
o example Of their sire, whose greatest ambition
o has been the permane security OF
o his country's free and hbe-
o fsl insti; ;utions. q
. JosFPH Fl. TooNR, Secretary. %
o JOSEPH TAYLOR, Treasurer.
o DANIEL ULLMAN, Chairmau.
o Roswell Graves, Henry harrington, II. v. Lowell,
o Ambrose stevens, Committee. Q
o NEW York, juno 2, 1895. Q
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service and the reports Of the 4i Lettings giving
soe originated the curailoents ordered aad the additional
ALLOW w4nces granted within the year.
FTaeaee ogfesJchn Marion, esq Third Assistant Post
master General and tweatyone clerks To the office are
assigned the supervisirn and management 81 the financial
basne~s of the department deFolyed by law the
Auditor embracing accounts with ts dA' onces and ether
depstxrs Of tho department the Issuing of warrErts Ard
drafts payment o balances reported BY the Auditor 70 be
due mail contractors and other persons The supervision
Of the accounts OF offices 1ndrr orders 70 desite er guar
tery balances designated points ANA The saperinenaeuoe
q the rendition by stssie o their quarterly returns os
postsg II has charge Of the dead letter Office, OF the
suing ~ postage stamps ard stamped envelopes Tor the
of postage and o. the accounts conneetsd there
with.
To the Third Assistant Postmaster General all rasimasters
sboud direct their quarterly returns Of postage those at
eeed az their Offices and thosc At depo-tnr oaiees
their certificates Of depoe 20 him should also De directed
,he weekly monthly o the depoafies of the
department well AL applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes, and for dead letters
wan DErsRrmExT.
Hon. Jefferson Dars Secretary Of War In the secre-
tsy office proper there chief clerk subordi
nate clerks, two and four wachmen The fol
lowing bureaus attached to this department:
erssssaa0iaq Ge.srar. OmceThs ofce at the head Of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York
AdjAfoat Gercois 0Mee-Ccl- Samuel Cooper, Adjatans
General Lieut. Co; ", y Erssman MAJOR
Major John r. Lee Nine clerks and In this
ce kept all the records which refer 10 the Of
the the rolls, ac. II Is here where all military
missions made out
laarfer1su.ser Geaerors Office Gen Thomas s. Jesup,
quartermaser general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general Captain NJ. NJ. Clark district quarter
Major II. c. Wayne in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and messenger.
Payusasier GeaeraFs 0Gfcs-Co b. f. Larned paymaster
general Major ST. Clair Denny, district paymaser eight
clerks and one messenger
Consissary Geaerars Oesee--Gen. George Gibson,
missary general assistant Captain A. f. Shrias six clerks
aud one messenger.
sargsoa Generars O5iee-Gen. Thomas Lawson surgeon
general assistants DR.. Il. c. Wood and DR.. Richard ii.
Coolidge; three clerks
Eagsaeer OGcseneral Joseph @. Totten, chief engi-
neer assistant Lieutenant John D. kurtz i've clerks and
messenger.
Toyograplica Bereaa.--Co J. j. Albert, colonel Of the
corps assistant Captain Thomas j. Lee four clerks and
messenger
1ramaaee Ba-ean Colonel II. r. Craig colonel Of ord
nance assistant Captain W Maynadier eight clerks and
messenger.
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Ti-as Sss~ss" "as"issses aud "hssis~s S"s fss
RasniAg fi.e tssesa Ha.lssoa saa c~sssaa u Aossf
Tlssagn f.sAess aad s~ss~ss cas.G. 10 ss A.a Al.
ua.hsssxs~n.
fTaE Baisuerc oso greatly improved
ss s = s' ,e.'ss' 81 snsss, ~ - s y M. ~,
ths Northwest and me
u.s D1siae, ! .ws,g ss.psg asas lhs
"h.nls sphs,.as sy ealee ne Relay noa-v3 sne mrs
A@asar .na .he oio siss B-sgnss sbrskss asoash =,
t~h ne psssense eaax, nstslas
through uesr's es beyrns III.
A. we,ns made tsais of ire CEN
TIP nat' EAiLkoaD, rnnsns e.a hsialrs. 'ae oss,
assr W.ss'Hs hfash canensse zasess,e ssd Nssafx 70
Asaea sd rsnassAy aosd fs sssdasAy, TossSs Detroit
a. eoiasss ~ c alosd ,r.n. eoanses win iii. fast ,ss,u.
nf Lf4x 1ersf rsis3 CINCINNATI, Louis
s,saa 9Th sar san srensa osysas 10 iNiI.NAUl- Tsrs
Laisy~u~, bieasa gccs lssnd ~ Loass, &C.
sseseE, ss~ or.ns Ac .hich soa wxShiagtos
.as s. ~ = .sa r. y s.
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toieao Iepar. ca
Ae., sold ohi nsyigrsse
vnsshas .as ws:.,.,s ony ass where eos"snaa with
Travellers requested 70 nacs iha ~bs sh the only
West The distance
Fare by lroaxs ncse, from wssrrsloa IT, sh.ss 81 s
foomhus ol3 Is; Dayton, els 50; C,neHna s6i Llssie,
y r.,oss ar Y steamer on e'as.s as ,"s,sass
~ ss aad 90 i 81 Leais, sa % and ss Ms@pA,
For rrderss sss asrps. Pe,,y a4rns.se Berkeley spns.
cumssr.sa seo.d sDr'sss r,es@.n, oasaae sns .oae,
.ay @hs-i'ae s. m.
u.la froa ashnsDn
vor rsr,ns inmsiiop through actrts &C., appy 10 tn
PARSONS, agent al Washington stallion
Mas1er Of Transportation Baltimore aud
5-dH psio Railroad, Baltimore
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The rts~n sfi aAins ~
ssssssnl ~ ~, ssescnfstea 10 sssanco
u4sEs ssA4@esiS~u sag zsAeE fsaHta
~Afs@ s'n A. sssa ~ )
tr4a@msasssr.
1Re COUNTRY rsvsR resasa@d
sass ccssgsss ~ sss ~
sansersnsiops s.s
& rsase
aS-F ssTsArTKss ss~ne -
oAtst 4sa
sEMi WEEKLY sss~sssasfss
g eesy ssssas.
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Csmpietsoa Of Panama Railroad.

- USs~d Stst~s Nes Yass
x<M1D ss ASpsM~Aa "a and ~@eAn n.assa,
Nz4s easseeuss with n~ss sfem rsss@s Ssa
tSsw sgyrev.a sy Navy
Dspaua~na. sw~sansy srrv] ss< safety
The FanAns lssa eue
o The bsssa.s
stafs-A hv tho
1nx so d Yak .f ssr
heys por n yess, fAasAs
prevent accsseG,
r entirely vesahie.
Passengers Panama The day sNey asve Aspn
wa
through by each and as. af
wom@w nd dr~nw PROTECTOR
fhoagh Apply agency. III
ests - L. V. RAYMOND.
Mxyt-an
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Ats0rassg a.d Cs=sssii1rs-ss- Lawr
pxnses~sonsi ~
II sastHes, and ws - ssss~ass
- ~ rta
Ksy Ueisea zss,ag Dst ~ csansss
w.ssf.srus, D. -, March "a. issA
ars sS--sD<fa
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oN thx ressr Dgawsy, -sndwsch HsssaeAassns,
III prnyirg granted v ha 70 uss
August l-s eoSseeuns ~
g--s for frsS ss vipsa e
5iss day ~ Aatast ise-
st Panxt ske~
Mssass IA etoca, md 81
tser bsx~ uHy
ap. sasnt granted.
rrgssc as "a ts* Patent
specially 5ss " sT'sss ~ les iwwsr
~ hessfes s sfsay hses ~ sEss ssg
ana tnss}se n
sssss4acn osse ~hsrh ~l g ssaaed On
resaso@s ~t ~ rs~a is~ %in sf Say +
papers be seS
in s~s sniss hSs day. ga sx9rcsss
sns, sssnf sesse@st@s. +
seaess Washington W q ts'f k~2ahscsn
FhASsrhs; NxieHnSc &rsxtaa- ssw
ans
px~s,aa- ~ ssA merit, ne &ss - e<-rrx
~HuGEaT.
sesisx Cossmssss@sr q rsenfs.
r. sE4p pse~ -as~ sss s~sd tssss
Psssns sncn Nth cpraesax inss nsucr
Ar et-fs~sw
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ioN< v. ->fffa ctd ~se's"eo
~fse - jsenn S@Sss Ne ~ Vices a~sss ~ss ~er.
A~ow Yeark ssyi~d VIVA Sssre
sss heeevs era sss sa~a Areys~a~sda-srs svrms
IAlOS -SBER. Js sas~sssos e h~ssss ~s.e.
pe~vsrs IN receive weSf
ID fren vAs~ss h"es - -
np~xasi ssA ssp setts
ssdr rs,r"~.ss 81 ass fnr"s@ $50
So ~ s~s.a. 5xS~ a-&ty
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And tsou ght mia
san0id ansd scsusips@svs he sssns,
Ara days o. Aaid lang sysc."
Tire year cwSiag guse,
juslnr c'sas % &c ensax 1894 hs
rsSsg Iass, rp. herety sqaested IN
Wa asagsea, strrca, w. srs5,
aas ri chsn 81 love snd rassh'e vaes
esrian.v their
hvss ,rcse and aod h- nnsie.iy
som af n~ts promsssng
srisapposrsea rnrnmisc VIZ be
hea sondy Srps mber, A ~ 1885, Ne lnta
fsoes. Che setwe~u Foua sHd fih srsfs
wea menh~ss tas several rsssc. 70 "aa sy re
si se
reopfrd srf ssssnssucs r~y~ssst~
IN taar, sdae~seS be-
secretary otss hs mai wD
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
a MI, 1uassnS> aS Ccmmitfes.
ALEX ASUEE &. HAEr, M ~,
fht~Asinhis, Pveasyivanis,
j. NEWTON LiCuT>EG,
ssLssc.sssr, renasyivsris,
PHILIP FENnLETON,
sf WiSsto~. ApeEaany Co. Md,
SAMUEL r. RTcHARDs,
sou rad Giass Works, v. y,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Maassa~.sy co~ay, Maryland
Go.umit,ur
Joas wsIpMas Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March x7--isw swtsJs.3 Efaeis~wncerl
newspapers ciszcd OF the wera reaurst
eostosft .umrs
caiter~S asoaS ibr eof greet '
throossrut the SatFd
xrataiore
essoaay th's dss and he Id os Maseh, y y -s
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OrsGE - sbs esaAbsasna~ss q shs nssee ~ sax-
IN o. pubtc szad~ rrrso,y t,sh
hossy gatraaJy
a. ts55 otBcs
sseut he
R~sersi Ssts
nr~eysd.
NY the CITY o. wsshag,ra, twenty
ssatth day 9 March, DoAies 1855.
- JOHN VIII. .ssls
a.a Comntswionsr NJ the General nee
z-Rw6w (fns 4 star.t
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TUE aEtsssg eF rgE vArroSss ~ caa.- Lsas-..
4 sfs A. v " rAinss0s rss
~ pfsu~aa of @,s,isss
~e~ ywh- large a-ssws ypsas-. evcr q ~ - ssse
TAYLOR 4AuaYt-
Maya saesssore a~ar ah
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Ovncn wAsBrsss0s AZ asBucr.
e4as. lasasls, wsshasssn saaesseE
rc received sss ssb q Ma,, ~l ~ esrass =
Nas- psenies ssscsaesess read,
rseoas ~.ii particular
Sas.s 1e se .. asesssa - me pas.s and
sss ascfs"n hs sa eonirses icf usAs.ss~s cork ~ia
pssreas smoaaa 81 ~ done
= es's anasf saen seni~s ~ sssn
worss shsi BE- sfopp~d
= s.s =. e. '< ss sss q s .y 4F a. - % M 70 sss
ne NE ~ofk has been hs
fss@sais win us-s
ser cent IL ecalset. werx
ali s~ psd shev fas sra
sas.. ,ss-es BIDS
scnsss~rrd eosasesvs she o.
Es.sy ascopsss~s BY ras,~sss. ny
as Il . ,Ss 49,, - s y r, [ e
oAsxntor. sad sancier
= s L :. = ~ y Tss.s ~ rs. II :s si .
x us'es s.ss s = sssy 6 .n. s I L.
parsri of War; hns me saassao are sse % n~Ss good ~
MD. b opened presence Of bidders, II say o.
choose ts present
Capt o. Essinesrs, m ehars.
soaA or GUARANTEE
To cSs c. Maiss, T. Z. Enssn~ess.
hereby jointly s~,srsly Win
s s"ssesas bad q se @se-rsd aas as %
eue i cosu1 f ss same .i sooa ara aeat safsnrs e
ofshe ~hich Ard ne
.sa ssa fs g enter a esn'I.s a. we s1aIan,
loves, bidder
Qs,gnedl Ag
hereby certify sas y kaswesse belief
above canned susran.ors good and sssaeisat
Mar s-sswissb,fay Aiawu
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Law Notice.

ERowS, SxAE1oS. WALGsEs
yYM. r. BROWN, FRED r. SrANToN awa ,, kSoN WALK.
En- esrs1p pssctssssx iaw y ne ~a~ne
a. tue4 n "a ~ Hssiasx,n
1~npes Onc>s Gashin:fa And NYr
* Always te ard - psar aai
eess addressed 10 hem VII Y~crivs p.ouspa rsriion
Apsss ig- sfspd tiasei. an Ssnsisei cosw.s
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