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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

WASTE OF PEOPLES MONEY.
Extravagant expenditure is the characteristic
of this administration. Never was such profit
gate waste of public money seen Seventy to
eighty millions squandered per annum, and not a
symptom of any abatement When Mr. Polk
went out of Office, which was after the acquisition
Of all our new territories he computed the annual
expenses Of the government at twenty-five to
twenty-six Millions now it is three times that
amount, and getting worse. Increase Of Offices
AID salaries-increase Of army and navy-mul-
tipicaton of useless agents to attend to the cleo
tons under the pretext of filling some office
waste ofmoney in building ships to rot, while re-
fusing a dollar for the improvement of our great
rivers; such are the devices to get rid of the
public money
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09
NEGLECT OF THE TERRITORIES.

will speak of Utah, where the federal gov
eminent is ignored and repudiated-its laws and
authority set at defiance. The term of the Nor
mon governor, Brigham Young expired three
years ago. AS he had thrown off the authority
of the United States it was determined to send
him SUCCESSOR military graduate of West
Point-and Captain Steptoe was called from his
pleasant quarters to go upon the enterprise
When Brigham heard of it, he made speech to
his people, in which he told themwhat President
Pierce intended, what he himself intended-one
sending new governor, and the other intending
to repnlse the compliment. 1t was in this speech
that he said to his people that he intended to re-
main in his place until the Lord should say to
him" brigham don't rant you to be gorernor
of Utah am loaqer"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09
ATTEMPT TO sMuGGLE IN sTEpToE

The administration was AFRAID OF hlm and I'M
dertook to out-maneuvre him, and that in the
highest style of West Point tactics; they deter
mined to smuggle Steptoe in For that purpose
the military governor was furnished with bat
talon of soldiers and directed to proceed to the
Mormon Kingdom, as if he was going to Califor-
nia-stop there to hyberate-and watching the
chance, slip into the governorship some day
when Brigham was out-something like a wea-
zlc that gets into another's hole when he finds
the occupant gone.
A PREDICTION VERIFIED.
WhenI heard of this scheme, said to my ac-
quaintences,, and can prove that said it flor
do not indulge in er post tacto predictions, that
the first time we should hear of this Gov Steptoe
again he would be on his tip toes, marching to
the tune Of. Heiqh Betty Martin, tsp toe fns.a
and so it was. For before the Information was
over, he was on his march in good truth to Cali
fornia, to return thence to the United States
sTEpToE sTEfs-ouT WITH BRIGHAM's WIVES.
But there was something else which did not
foresee, which was that this Military Governor
carried off four dozen of the Mormon Betty Mar
tins with him, to the infinite distress of the saints
profoundly chagrined to find themselves SO en-.
croached upon by the Gentiles. But it was the
last eneroachment of the kind No more Of the
United States military have been there since and
Brigham says he has promised the Lord that if
they come again he will fix them so that thew
will let his Betty Martins alone. And that was
the end of the attempt by this Administration
to give Governor to Utah. Brigham holds
on the place, and Mr.. Pierce stands with hands
off, and the scandalous spectacle is seen of 4
man assuming to be Governor by the will of the
Lord, REFUSING the United States authorities,
tramping the laws under foot, insulting and de-
flying the Federal Government; and no attempt
made to reduce him to law and order. Such il
the insurgent condition Of the polyganious king
dom of the Latter Day Saints.
THE ADMINISTRATION REspossIRLE FOR PoLYGAMr.
All have heard of this polygamy-a state Of
things at which morality, decency. shame re-
volts and have been told how an institution
so abhorrent to human nature is kent mn and
that 1t is by virtue of the civil power yestea IN
Brigham and his saints, still more than bv his /
religious power-that there are enough 10 over.
turn the institution, lift was not that an civil
power, as wen as The religious jurisdiction il 81
the hands of Mormon authorities; so that this I
Administration is actually responsible to the
moral sense of the civilized world for the pres
ens continuance Of pofygamy in the Territory Of
Utah. is 80 - -l> - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

little time past have not very good prospect Of an
extra ice crop this The fell at the time
that the water froze, which very Late and that is
heard prediction of the failure Of this silver harvest
have never known the Representation come true.
SO large . stock ON hand az might have had If
the cold had set in earlier, and the snow
had not accompanied II. Last year immense quantities
had been housed before this date, though we had oar
best cold weeks later. suppose February Is the
best month for the business, but have known splend
enough TO have forever relieved Dives all his esons
of associates. ALTOONA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08
m win b found in the pr ocsedings OF the Board Of Al

III win DO found in the proceedings OF the Board Of Al
deInen.
Ordered that thousand copies be printed for the
OF the Board, and a thousand for distribution.
hallot for First Assistant Clsk was then gone into
which resulted in the choice of A. Holder held
the position last year. For Messenger, Joho E
Green was chofen. Joseph T. Hamblin appointed
reader. Up to this time the proceedings harmo
NOUS enough, but the Board got into trouble the
Doorkeeper, and finally adjourned until Wednesday
irg. The fourth ballot stood as follows:-
William II. Peabody.
j. X. Pagan Observation-Disclosures. %
I II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08
Commissioner Of Repairs and 8
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board Of Councilman elect assembled in their
chamber the City Hall, yesterday at II M-the Clerk
of the last years Board, c. r. McClenachan, acting
presiding officer, in the absence Of regular President
Shortly after II O'Clock, Mayor Wood accompanied by
his private Cek entered the chambe svoe in the
following named persons, who will constitute the Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

TIE SLAVE LAWS OF MARYLAND.-Thoma
Harvey . colored man, well known to the citizens 6f
Baltimore q waiter and barber, was arrested on
charge Of violating the provisions or the second section
Of act passed I'm 1881, which prohibits negroes from
moving into this State 10 remain the penalty Of $50
inforuer Harvey admitted to the officers who arrested
him that he had been absent from Baltimore shout three
months, which was the only evidence against him. II
was also found that Harvey had absented himself only
tempoariy-that his family resided in Baltimore during
the whole time Mr.. Prester the counsel foe Harvey,
objected to his adms,n being received In evidence
Justice Mears after dismissed the case for
want Of jurisdiction Patrio, Jan. a. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

CRIMINAL STATISTICS OF observation-disclosures
OF he folio ing Is the annual jail report OF vii
waukie nty Wisconsin, embracing the number Of per-
committed for the 1885, with the several lines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

large tenement on Golden Hill, I" Bridgeport Conn
occuuied ny q number Of Irish families, destroyed by
Gre during the sDsw storm Saturday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

The Supreme Court has refused new trial 10 McMa-
hon. who VAS some time since convicted OF murder IN
Troy He will probably sentenced at the next term,
and executed unless the Executive be induced to in
terpose his prerogative.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

FIsuERY STAT1sTIcs.--The Salem Observer pub
,hes statistics of the fishing business of Marbehead for
the year 1855, from which learn that "A vessels
manned by $40 seamen, caught for their fare
e59 quDals Of fish, and for their fan fare quin
tails.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

NY friend Redding is about to issue a volume contain
ing the history OF the famous Russia save 1t ds serves
to alleviate human suffering in Of its severest forms
No who has had occasion to make OF this
tce but must feel grateful to the benevolent and ngeni
person to whom the world owes it, The rape ity wish
which It operates and the extreme mplicy Of It's
modes of application render 1t of the most valuable
curative agents that ever was made Of 1t works al
most like miracle and has command over great
Der Of those complaints 10 which flesh Is beits
being especially noticeable in all cases Of inflammation
The fae Of IL IL IMMENSE which Is the sures and the
most signal proof that its excellence Is thoroughly sppre
cjated.
ceived here very irregularly-oten not coming until
Tuesday morning This renders it bad for all parties and
IS eciay vexaous at this time when readers look for
that particular paper for their Congressional and other
news. 1t ia hoped that some arrangement be made
which viii remove the causes Of delay, and enable the
70 Ss s
e+t possible moment is absolutely necessary to keep up
the chain Of intelligence.
thermometer that / have heard Of in the
northern part Of LeomiRster, where it was at
IS degrees below zero, this morning. The average
grets below that representative Of nothing There is
Immense body Of solid snow, rather ice, should call It,
that ever was heard Of. The that fe Wednes.
day light, and Thursday found good bed OF other
to on ana was sc ss ~ a s and
night the coolest have had this There Ia
desperate attempt going on to get up another storm and
the air full snow but the cold Ia intense that this
att. n,p may net succeed. should deveope itsef
sha have "the last of EARTH for months the
not TO impsrt length Of days to another layer Of the
white gift heaven which farmers much desiderate,
they Saying that II IL great fertilizer.
the America in the cloeiBg part OF 1885, The Americs
lett liverpool the 9th Of December 1884 and old not
r.spopa;ns trip in 1855 was made BY the Asia in ten
days had the weather earlier then than
Although We have had 50 severe o0)d weather for some
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICES COURT, JOSEPH KAISER vs. GOLDEN
Parish of Orleans. S& WIFE, IN SOLInE. No. 7,6is
by VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facfus to me
- directed by the Honorable G. NJ Bradford Justice
public auction my warehouse Circus street, between
Poydras and Perdido, MONDAY, December It, 1856 II
o'clock, NJ
ONE lot OF FURNITURE
ONE SILVER WATCH.
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-Caoh on the spot.
VI. W. MITCHELL,
d25 10l5 Constable.
SECOND JUSTICES CorR7 LOUIS FRIGER Jr., Agent vs.
Parish Of Orleans. 5 Mr.. JANIN No 1883.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of ficrI facias to me
~ directed by the Hon G NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
lie auction Warehouse Circus street. Poyras
and Perddo streets MONDAY, December 18th, 1856
Il O'Clock NJ
One BILLIARD TABLE.
Seized in the above entitled snit.
TEHMS-Cash on the spot.
dl 5lOI5 ". W. MITCHELL. Constable
Of New Orleans COLEMAN No lU9ss
by VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- to directed by the honorable the Second District Court
public suction AT the City Hotel Common street. between Camp
and Magazine FRIDAY the ID of January 1857
at L. o'clock NJ the following described property, viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all -s&
suburb Saulet First District of this city in the square M
bounded by Bartholomew Mecertc Magazine and Camp
having tAmercnh neasuel 40 feet inches IL lines
Bartholomew street. by It's feet 10 inches Depth between
Lot designated by the No plan drawn by os Bringier
Surveyor General the 9Th of February. 1881 and deposited
in the Office Of H. b. Cenas, Notary, 0: this city.
Seized in The above
TERMS-Cash on the spot
JOHN ". BELL.
dec2 y ianl Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15
JOSEPH RAFEL,
:. SO CAMP STREET.


" ...56
GOLDSMITH SILVERSMITH JEWELER,
m Fncy
ain
determined eFmhkna
O
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Tad
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etc,
REd i Warranted eenassner
an tph ebt
Sand mhrf
Fin EnHshS Sing lean y Bhd S nnane
in FORMAL dRoswood
kd Boxes Fmh
NJ America
ktO c Frames N lie Has
~ la dgntar lonnue mnEr eHntso fana vnrsuan-
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15
WINES AND LIQUORS.

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET 4 CHANDON'S
~ Fleur de Scry, Gil de Perdx, Nerzenay and Vim Impe-
rial.
JULES MrMM's & CO.'S Anchor Eerzenay, Cabinet and
Imperial. -
The subscriber is authorized liberal terms
for direct importation of the above named very superior
and Socts the attention dealers general 4 stoc
always on hand. Samples can be the Office of
nlf ~ s. WOLFF, a5 Camp street.
NATIVE AMERICAN WINES
~ Longworths Sparkling CATAWBA WINE;
Indies SWEET WINE;
DRY WINE, in bottles;
in quarter casks;
CATAWBA BRANDY, in Or casks;
Constantly on hand and for sale by the Agents.
VOORHEES,, GRIGGS + CO.,
MI IL Tcholptoulas street.
SAZERAC BRA WE ARE SOLE
~ Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand, and keep
constant supply hand of various qualities and grades viz
l8S 4G A. 81, 1905 1902 l79S, 1896 New York and
prices by
ola 1y WI. f. LEvERICH h CO. q Md I.evee.
MARETF BItANDY-TEE UNDERSIGNED. duly
1YI appointed Agent for the old established house of AR
BOC1S, MARETT Co. for the sale of their very SUPERIOR
randes; also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Poutney
Brandy now prepared receive orders for either the
est mar ket prices in Cogac be shipped direct any port in
the Union supply constantly hand Samples cal. be seen
at he store Of
MI ~ S. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

= d A. HENDERSON d CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
~ of Nahe offer for sale the lowest prices
choice assortment of GROCERIES, and the attention
OF purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
In the country. jalo ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

MEST AND TRASER THIS s4 excesdnsly ~ va 1s
the thereby causing it present new surg
fs1 e to saw sn and the
By the Use of This Atashmsn. the gnner has nothing
e bo"t s sFf nun" ss EGq ve g'H E
" y sim now % IN ne o X Sn6S d be attached to
Having obtained the exclusive Agency for the OF ouis
sn Aan from r joseph Writ VI We ' ns F pe
pared sell ont individual or county rights for the above
H Any communication essed to rs will receive prompt
REcoMAEsp Ar1oSs
We have examined the Gin Attachment of which DR. f1aorp
Sap "n s e p%'s" a9 a @ he
moved onsujnally that suaee IS constantly V pe -
how take lime % see b5 'H MHfh a win
Na'cea Miss August 30 1856
was present the ta of W A. Puraons Attachment nm
nna DO mot hss % sSy TIA" vii gin 50
whoat ' COTTON 0: 81 e. y P sPnl}sS gin
Natchez, Miss, August 80, 1856,
w, ,.,.,,,,, New ORLEANS, Sept. Is, 1856
Sn "s 1h "f SsaIs sPfs sinned VIII
Ct and haye no heSatoH in saving that The sample the
@ ~ ,sSi'e' Sys; yo9 s least NsR
halt to one cent Il pound more in market
4 /, HEES2k5 SfS9 Cotton Broker
ELIJAH PEALE
WALhER, STUART ( HUTCHINSON
DUNCAN LOGAN,
WRIGHT, ALLEN 4 Co.
JoSE I FERRInAV. Cotton Broker
$$ ASH2E At EHHEHo BfsR!2 co,
NJ GILES & CO.,
\. LARRY Broker,
JOHN G. lluEY Cotton Broker.
The above invention only increases the speed Of the CIR;
Ht improves The staple making uniform roll lrnphnnt
me Ehnn thereby enhancing the the cotton osr
pound leaving 1t clear OF AL trash and dirt. Apply to
hlott N j. WILSON Il CO. Sc PGydras s,xset
| EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEASS-JPRDs =
Co Iron Founders and manufacturers Vertical and How
Eente Steam Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans S
s, Ss,,es Caher Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
sos tor Bindings, Furnace Mouths Crate Bars and ali
a9Ghlnery required for the South. ' ' w MAJ
have been duly authorized are prepared Il, co,s,,A
sI fii5 Ms PATENT BAGAssE FURNACE.
1elz dkWly LEEDS K CO.
RACoN-l00 casks choice Ribbed Sides and Shoulders fo
- SAFE by WORRIES, GRIGGS l. Co ~
------------- l2 lchouptonlas street.
VINES AR-VINEG Will, RE- 4 PF
this date. i 4 a n ~ INC AfoHA
Ne Irl corner Canal and IRENE streets
fTTERAAN CIGARS-5O0 NJ German Cigars inst an
for sale by kARSTENDIEK L Coz II so'e ana
W l0l and lob Tchoupitouas street
II AFANA GIG ARS-,-N ine assortment Of IIa,e,n,~-r
ilgarS such As Resalias, Trabucos PrengHofs Saai
-. hARSTESnlEk L Co
w lQl and los Tchouploulus Street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
j. NEVILLE individually and a
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT member Of the firms of NEVILLE
of New Orleuns. : TntRNE Il co. and CHENEY.
NEVILLE " co VS.. HIS CREDI
J TORS. No. 4,5j6.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors o
the nsovent that cesion of his property has been accept
ed by the court for their benefit that meeting Of said creditors
sto be held before v F. Cotton, Notary Public SATUR-
DAY. the 10th day of january, 1885, ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for
the purpose Of taking into consider atien and celebrating
the affairs of the said insolvent and in the all pro-
ceedngs against his person and property stayed That
ue Myers Esq, Attorney and Counsellor Law has APP
pointed TO represent the absent creditors
By order Of the Court.
Clerks Office, 9th December. 1866
dS3tin30d W. II. REESE Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

near in The Pars Of eaFsSn This Insti
Mine MACE bess to avail herself Of the occase Of making
soneass and 'ss s SHo
to hs ss and Il
her pupils Toaord them faithful and well grounded instruction,
ae's 51sR sIeYsssd mnd vii
and hopes from her past experience with full
The course Of Instruction pursued the St. Charles Institute
G9mprses eYsS,hs necessary to complete education in both
The English Department under the direction of Professor
Of the hEhsst merit and Of American ladies' from the Morrill,
Nine and NJ Mace preside the French sudes and they
h & m pPl 81 hs
system and their attention to their duties In addition
ss55Se M nsjesy IL o,bs5 iaaie Il he a.
and Of studied conversation with their teachers
The greatest care is nSo given to accomplishments MUSIC
s0f The best o s
procured at the establishment. seq Sm
experience in this city practitioner Of MEDICINE, foE
hf nsSo II fna q ng afs n He kss
eed diseases Head Ear Lungs Liver Heart
plants and Rhsamatism form Aso the d:ssse
Of women and Of females Prolapsus uer
termed v Esne5ea d pmnry and 20 s
going elsewhere and they will safe speedy
obiYae myself to cure al persons who have Rheumatism
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC can only be had at my Office This
Of discoveries in Nfaeria Medca, and
taken with perfect safety; being vegetable compound.
In Of the many hunbug
newspapers with great reluctance give e public
Address call on at DAFIISUE'S ROW, las CARON-
DELFT street, between Poydras nnd Hevia Streets
Office upstairs. Hours from A. NJ TO 9 P. N.
IS J. f. LOCKWOOD. W D.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAHIAiEIoN-As IT
4 is the duty OF to bow down in humble to
the claStening Affections of Almighty God and bless
praise His holy for the bestoWh benefits undiscovered
likewise it solemn duty incumbent nation and peo
ple 10 observe day Of prayer and thanksgiving.
And since God has bestowed this his favored
His richest and choicest blesnsince abundant
cause to bless and praise His holy l. ROBERT c. WICK
LIFE Govern0Epf the State of Louisiana in pursuance
Iabed custom, do apart and appoint THU RSDAY the
18th day OF December to be observed throughout
day Of Public Thanks and Prayer earnestly
all the good people of the State assemble
their respective places OF worship give thanks praise to
Almighty God the Oliver of all goodness. therefore
Issue this proclamation recommending and requesting
Bishops Priests and Ministers of all and denominations
call the faithful together that day. that may made
day of Prayer and Thanksgiving.
Given under hand and the seal of the State, at Baton
+, Rouge this 4th day Of October in the year
" " 1856 and the Sst year of the Independence Unit
ed States of America. LSigued
ROBERT c. WICKLIFFE.
BE- the Governor;
A. DuPLASTlER,
MI I'd Assistant Secretary Of Starr.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

uAis-iiaynE enlarged their store, the subscribers
r1Gs in general Shall s fit to bes,ow upon tsm Hav
ens1ged the most competent wokmen and being in receipt Of
as good work as any establishment in the city.
n b. Hats OF al qualities md sizes made order shortest
notice. P RUCH 4 Co,
dll im corner l'nronue and Cravier Streets
H1o rom sofs hai 3 t
ow a" ana faI ,Gs sn Taylor Af md SCI Him for sale
10" Oh ''S'" ''''' 0S RI I ii1 ee5 Co.
r8- Strict attention paid in Filing commission merchants
nsss TAYLOR 4 RADDIN, Il MAGAZINE
w. Misses and Chidren's
''>'' SHOES,
which, together with their heavy stock haad forms
est and best selected assortment in the South morng
and accomn,atins terms oa5 #
GAs-GAS-efAs-H GUILD No. GA ST. CHARLES
's s HS S 4 s as
dee made oe r. ve cect W Of AZ
eone ana single fame and Stops of patterns spelter
a Al orders entrusted will be promptly
ted in workm"nlike manner At low for cash my5
GABICI, SUCCESSOR TO II. D. HEWITT mo.
4 Ii + + Vi l. q X u VI OF MUSIC,
This stock comprises the largest Arper
u2g 9 Of s f @ in The South
and Foreign Manufactures Erards Pleyes Grand Square
aha LpGisht Pianos London and PERI make always hand
Henis Strings ess etc and complete Musical
np-Musie arranged ad bonnd-Muscal Instruments of all
knus required Music Teachers recommended and situations
proGnre4 for Professors. ie2S
NOTICE TO CARPENTEIIsS AND BUILDERS
from ret saved boil, rough and dressed
and w per N for dressed, in lots to Suit purchasers.
anl9 On STAR planning Mis-. New Basin
; 49, N-'' lew "'' II f: si'S K 4
McCUTCHEoN, HOWELL g Co.
STORE No. Camp ITO Camp street,
New Orleans.
KIT ho% pk5" i S f Or FRFSS
HARDw ARE,
GO,,pE>n WoseOhom Rosers and makes
Frs's Ems 9n! and White Lead Paints variety Gut
I'D Wrought NMils and Spikes plalelphia Hollow Ware
and Grind stones an Hoes Of various qaes i a'
Tck Of d he q has t%i M t ard ToItGn Rope Fishing
ter aud Cast Steel; Flow Steel; Flows various ki"ds XII
sse wnSo G Sat eR Sa p5B
%H'e E Backsnhs, Cs1pentsEs and Cooptrs Toos; In
other articles in their line. d. frnW
PRINTING PAPER-A LARGE LOT or yARI.
"S Hss * :iw CIV PHILLIPS ,i 70. 0",S"
N BILE AND HoNoRALE EMPL0INENT TINE The sub sab
Of the unon capital s 10 SO only viii Be- rsan 9
S ana aTght"E Ike an efficient energetic from
" 8a''FessiPs' "'h stamp TO pay return Letter,
DC AW Box l2&, Philadelphia Pa Post OHce