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TO BOOK-BiNDERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- the office OF the Secretary ui State Of North Carroll
ma until o'clock NJ the 2th day of February instant
for the following binding, viz;
52j copies of the public and private laws passed by the
General Assembly at its session ct lNhb- one Volume
which will contain from 800 To 400 pages,
30 copies of the Journals which wall contain about 1000
pages.
The binding is be in good sheep and the binder to
furnish all the materials do all the 'dng, stitching TRIM
ming, lettering aud every thing necessary TO complete the
binding Bidders will state at what PRICE, per copy, they
will bind the laws and what price, per copy, the jour
pals.
Also for folding, stitching, trimming aud putting mp in
paper covers, about 5000 copies Of tie public laws which
will contain from $50 to 900 pages Bidders VIII state at
what price they will execute this per loo sheets OF eight
pages.
All the above work to be finished and delivered to the
Secretary State before the LIST day of May next
considerable portion Of The printed sheets will be rady
or before the LIST of March, and the remainder will be
furnished fast possible The work must be done in
the city o., Raleigh.
The contractor will be required give bond with good
security for the faithful execution of the work The work
will not be divided between two or more contractors.
W. HILL, Sec'y of State.
Co, n
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Mayors Office, Raleigh Feb. o, 1857.

Mayors Office, Raleigh Feb. 0. 1851.
HE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH ARE HEREBY
AZ invited to enrol their names members of the City
of the same will please furnish the City Constables with
their names before the last Saturday in February,
3j7 on which DAY. If prescr bed number have not pre-
yiousy volunteered draft will be made from the whole
number of citizens to supply the deficiency.
WM. DALLAS HAYWOOD, Mayor.
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ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION SALE.

VHNIIE SAL OF TIE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Furniture e. w j. Ramsay, deceased, viii take place
Mr. James IitchtOrds Auction room, Wednesday of
February Court Also, two shares of Railroad stock be-
longing to Palmer and Ramsay.
Terms made known AT the Sale.
J. C.. PALMER. Administrator
THOSE indebted to Palmer and Ramsay will save cost
and trouble if they will call and pay their notes and
accounts this positively the last notice as the accounts
will certainly be put Gul for collection us the law requires
JOHN c. PALMER, administrator
February TO- 1857 23-swtd
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Auditor Of the Treasury for the Department may
have decided which NAV have been thereafter reeSanned
by auditor in said Office testimony and decided
by him such testimony, and from whose decs9a an
appeal has been tax, the present firt u M o'e, VI
the Treasury it shall be the duty 1.-THE Second
of the Treasury and the Commissioner OF Customs nny
TO adjust the same, and in Of disagreement be."cen
the ssd Second Comptroller and Commissioner Of Customs
tht decs OF the Ainrney shall be as M rs hs
decision Of the First Conpoler w1nd b., II he aa aceu
under the eighth section Of The Act # July second egnen
hundred and thrsx, concerning the rsanizaton o' he
Po>t-Ollcc Department.
Approved, March Is, Is
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TO BOOk.BiNDERS.

The above De i.posiponed until the 10Th day of March,
1877 f. g. H.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

SMITHFIELD NC.
Will attend regularly the Courts of Peas Quarter Ses-
sions Of Wake. Johnston, Cumberland aud IIarneit.
Smhfed. Feb. 90 1856. 2s-tf
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A. NJ McPHEErERs, II. CuisELiN. j. W. MARTIN
A. NJ. McPHEETERS, Il co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
lIWs UWttOase.
NORFOLK. Va.
REFERENCES:
THOMAS p, DEvEREux, Esq, Halifax, n c.
GEo w MoRDEcAI, Pres't Bank of the State of n. G.
G. Dewey, Cashier
W. H. JOKES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
T. OBJ. BRANcn, President Raleigh and Castor Road.
Messrs. Reid Soutter,
DIR. n. c. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Prcs't Farmers B'k of Va
Alex. Bell Esq.
Mcssrs. Spence Reid, Balimors
b. Blossom Son, Ncp Fork.
September lG, 1863 rs
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mo. Joint luton for charging the Custom House
Qnic. md Hmm nj linh In. Nav Nnrk.

:
PoIi Office and Court IInus, al }nfr,ln New York.
BE it resolved by the Seaate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES
Of the United States of America in Congress hs>cho'eu'
That the Secretary of the Treasury BE- and he hereoo
authorized 10 extend The building in process "i Gun
siruc ion at Buffalo, for cnsion.house, pusoice eoor
rooms, &c not exceeding TWENTY-FIVE feet IN lelgh anu
erect proper vaults therein if his discretion the pubic
requires the Provided That such eNels on
can be completed at an expense not exceeding thfy-'te
thousand dollars inc udng tea per cent for conhscnce
which sum, much thereof shall be nccesst!,,s
hereby appropriated out Of any money remaining IN rue
Treasury not otherwise appropriaied An prnvded iu
ther Tia, money shall be paid under this joint resoh
until the Secretary of the Treasury sha con'rnci hf
Il completion If sad binding extended, at Gust wih
the sum heretofore and hereby appropriated
Arnrnved, April D. lhi6.
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LAW CO-PAR rNERsIIP.

A NJ. Il. G.. LEWIS HAVING AS SOCIA-
fAe TED themselves together in the practice Of Law,
one or the other always be found their office Raj
egh Fayetteville Street
They will attend the several Courts Of Wake Franklin
Nash Johnston Wilson and Ilarnett Also the Terms Of
the Supreme and Federal Courts Of the State.
October %, 1886. 9;-tc
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BARRON Z. WATSON. CASTOR MEARgs
WATSON 4 MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
81 Rurling slip,
NEW YORK
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
~ thern produce,
Dec. IL, 1856. 7-swtf
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, ". c.
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston, Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the office formerly occupied by the late II, u Will H.
Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh. January 8, 1854 l6--w&sw6m.
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No. o. Joint Resolution for the Statistics Of the Coast
wise Commerce to be included hereafter in the Annual
Reports Of the Secretary of the Treasury Commerce
and Navigation.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives OF
the United States Of America Congress assembled That
the Secretary Of the Treasury ia his annual reports on COM
ard navigation hereafter to be made 10 Congress,
be stated the kinds, quantities, aud value o The
merchandise entered and cleared into aud from
the collection districts Of the United States, and tho sad
Secretary of the Treasury is hereby author zed 10 make all
rules aud orders necessary TO carry into effect the object {"
this resolution.
Approved, NOV IL 1856.
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EISdi &c TACkLE.-A FINE ASSORTMENT ar
- Hooks and Lines, consisting Of Limerick Trout Kir
by Sprng-snap Sockdoagcr, improved gr,vation Hooks
and Cotton Linen and Grass Lines Just received AT tbe
Drug Store Of WILLIAMS A UAYWOon
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mo 81 Resolution providing for the final Adjustment
Of certain Gases Of Appeal fiun Decisions made by the
Auditor Of the Treasury for the PostOhce Department.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives O
the United states Of America in Congress assembled That
in every of claim not finally adjusted upon
which the present First Comptroller OF the Treasury as
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FROM HAVANA.

The Havana correspondent of the Journal of Commerce
writes on the 9th instant
The Spanish squadron preparing for cruise and
will leave port in a few days.
:. Three merchants have been imprisoned at Puerto
Principe under suspicion Of having been interested in
negro expedition which landed in that vicinity two
weeks since The negroes have been distributed and tes
tmony will not appear they will be free after few
DAYS of detention Mr. Eames, minister, &C. arrived by
tho French steamer Franc Comptos, from Porto Rico,
and will leave for the North either by the Empire City
to-day or the Isabel tomorrow.
q The health Of Havana remains good, and have
epidemic disease among the shipping Capt Foster of
the schooner T. L. b Wales neglected and exposed him
self not taken to the hospital until three days of his
disease had passed"
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OUR NEW YORK coRREspoNDEScE-

NEw York, July IS, 1851.
The United States Democratic Review has been revived
after two months of eclipse and forth in beau
ful dress under charge Of that accomplished scholar and
true democrat, Conrad Swackhamer esq, who is both
editor and proprietor IL is national work. published
in magazine form monthly at the low rate OF three dol
bars per annum The democratic party should promptly
render il the support it must have Let all remember
to forward at their subscriptions TO No. 335 Broad
way New York.
The articles in the July number able, indeed, and
il is believed that such George Bancroft Fernan-
do Wood and William j. Rose have had hand in
getting up some of the same.
Hon james Guthrie, late Secretary Of the Treasury,
arrived here Saturday morning and called upon
by very many of his friends during the day and evening
The council rendered him the freedom OF the
city in most complimentary terms He is visit TO
his friend Peter Cooper esq and is expected to remain
during the present week
Everything unusually quiet in the city, and the de-
moeIacy preparing in for the election
New York will be fully redeemed.
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LUCKY PoLAsDIR. Herr Sterling the OF wretch
edly poor Jewish parents residing at Warsaw shod in
by some benevolent individuals, repaired to Paris where
he taught in several distinguished families amongst
others also in that Of Count Waewsli Here the dagh-
ter of the Princess Mathilde and Count Walewski saw
him, and, despite the opposition of the family she deter
mined upoa marrying him The lady Is in possession of
twenty million francs in her right The marriage is
to take place Herr Sterling is to take the title
Count de Walewsk, without, however, renouncing the
Jewish religion he processes. London Je,isi Chronicle
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s. 9. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

.. G. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion safes.
v1NHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public 6cstowine patron
age 10 that extent that exhibit an
Their stock have enlarged their depot by opening waro
and aesroom Broadway No 25l street on
p'e the CITY ha This enlargement Of warehouse room with tho
recent extensive enlargement Of their factory enable The sscri
beers TO Keep hand at all Of Are and burglar
proof salos than other establishment the world Particular al,
enlon will he had TO constructing safes private 10 match
with other furniture, for the security plate Iewclry
ALSO
M Keep on had and make 10 order all kinds money vault
coos add bank wants nls powder for banks
store doors Jone patent perturbation bank lock
patent letter lock- without key.
~ s. G. HERRING * CO.,
Nos 1856, 1877, and I39 Water street. and
No. PSI Broadway, Murray st., New York.
n. CoiiE CD, Agents
Washington, ID. c.
u. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--ly Richmond, Virginia,
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NEW yoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a. Il. A. whitIock A. Co.,

Ben. * Il. A. WhitIock A Co.,
10 Beekman Street, corner of Nassau, opposite The Asor
House.
PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac bIandies for druggists and
merchants Guard, Dup1y Co. Hennessey Pinot
on, reputation pro
tors the celebrated brande the proof
Cognac,
Vineyard of Chateau Ternard,
Ilqueur des champs dor,
superior vineyard, yenx Ccgnac
ALSO
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Bargonaster sehnapps,
And several brands Of sherry, Madeira, &e
AIcs, porteTs, aud cigars direct shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CREdANf
b. re A. W. Co the exclusive of vine
o shipments by packets beg
have given - trial
will be found superior deacy quality any
present imported
Bent N. Whitlock
Edwd A. whiock,
fredk j Haycrstck, BEN 4 T. A. wTIfTIOCK A 90
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry cammeyer.
May 26-1ys
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Modern Languages.
June isdly

IDHUF ESoUK DANIEL L. GRUUX, having return
ed TO Washington with reside pcrahrptly in
INC capital OF the United clerks
anu pter employee q government other persons
acquire crrec pnncia,on and grammatical
French Spanish AMI German Wishing
his charges 3 aas formerly during years stay IN
washington, be VIII begin Ian
gnnges AZ moderate ato
requested 70 leave their with Dysa
No. 26s Pennsylvania avonae.
colleges or othcf scho+c institutions who in ad
vance the services efficient teacher back tn
Washington from Europe with Testimonial win do wei,
10 address line TO Prof DAME Washington n a
The subscriber would take select ~i
vae classes formed in particular neishboooa by either ladies or
senurhen. June ls--1m
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EBBITT HOUSE.


y street, between Is,f and I4h street,,
WASHINGTON, y. G.
fINHlS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
opghy repaired and superior furniture
contains hundred and an requisites q
first class house.
The proIahes have provided eeaeh, which viii
depot and steamboat, landing a. every arrival for the Of
passengers and baggage TO the hotel
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MISSISSIPPI CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

MISSISSIPPI CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
The'democracy of Mississippi have held their con
gressionai conventions in all the disrictsexcept the
fifth or extreme southern district, represented in
the late Congress by Gen. ]. A. Qutman, who has
already been nominated by reclamation of the demo-
cratic masses, although we believe convention has
been called to ratify their choice.
The results Of these several conventions may be
stated as follows
First district-L. Q. G.. Lamar.
Second district-Renben Davis,
Third district William BarkSlale.
Fourth district-0. II. Singleton
Fifth District. A. Quitnan.
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william Graniin,

AN, UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER
No. 20 FTaaliin sired, Nsao York
Commissioner for Maine New Hampshire Vermont
Island Penns ylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa
.coIsin, Kentucky, Tennessee Louisiana, Ala
baula, Mississippi, Georgia,
Florida &C.
Kansas, Nebraska, Territories
Pensions, patents, and bounics speedily obtained.
All kinds Law business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid to Court Of Claims business
May 26-6m
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rINlllS favorite summer hotel is open for tire
Il reception ~ guests, The house delightfully."-
mouth % the II
furnished and possesses superior advantages Or bshne sailing
or hh'ng- IL " a from New York
arosd
The subscriber all bo who with
onaee that effort VIII bs
comfort G. PACKARD, Superintendent
June 31--3w
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We would call attention GRANDPA ESQ who Il
commissioner for Of the commits
sioner in the United States Court Of Claims Gradn Il thor
oughy with dcpar,ncn at
Washington and the practice Of tho United States Court
lNe,o Fork Daily New.
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An old about seventy years of age, named Joseph
Wolfe, shoemaker BY trade, drowned himself at In
danapois Sunday evening last, in consequence of
losing a considerable Of money by robbery
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Come cticat,
INCORPORATED IN Isle

Capital s2a54c co Annual dividend life policies, per
Nnctycg families relieved during paying s2i4 oss
Statements Of the company operations furnished
snre at other ageces and have removed this city
policies renewed through
MICH N0UHsE Agent
June l3--diy No 461 18Th street
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Collectors once, city Hail,

NOTICE TO TAX-PAY ERS--Deducti for prompt
paymentNoicc hereby given that The for the year
1851 nov DIG and ln aie al l aud t deduction
Ten cent h allowed by law for the paid
fore the 18th day September JAS + HALLIDAY,
July 16--eoiiu Collector.
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MARRIED.

IN This city Wednesday afternoon July H. O'Clock, by
the p H. Mat,lnE Of Nilsson
ri 10 Mrs AIEINE r. L. Dyson Of the city Washington.
pakiug receiving earn
congratulations Of their friends Judge McBapK
10 home Missouri.
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Read, read.-A New Political Work.
THE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK, OR ENCYCLOPEDIA
ByM W 1rsKEY, Of Washington city, b. 9.

I
10y ~. W 'iAShi OF washington ctyi D. g
work royaJ no,x,c oon,.;,;,,, m ,,a,. e
nuI No policaI sneaker or e,, should te vlho, n ,,ti
cy arranged IN encycloea styc n 4 n hook If mnst cny
80 ss ~ = = . n ~ n'oa. entiH
Tho Tall oution On Tie i, Sou asc m i, ~ @ y a
Tariffs History o. the Congressional Legislation the
~ Np'os eidaei
INC several states detailed record q Tue Legislation q Con
gs - na US d ,he hhs convention act
49, a.a nnsuIn adarsesi N aci every
p " s e pen, 10 hanas INC udng the
reports " senators douglas ana toiner ON Kansas affairs during the
Alien SUFFRAGE tho Letters signed Madison In defence
au ma VI o. wise aaalsi ~ he Amen and sotion
i-. (" iooo, Win the several
votes thereon the Naturalization LAWS Extracts from SPECIFIC
sentiment History 81 mo subject OF the distribution Of the Public
Lands with Mt Clay report thereon Extract OF Mr. Grendy
several Railroad Grants made by Congress Mr. omb
Svsry m Virginia and ksnaex resolutions o. 1913 and ee tho
~ =, ~ e'noun TOY .hi aaafessi history
80 y, SUI y - f MANY oner tnnss 100 namer
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Bfevet Brgadier General John b. WaiIlch colonel 18th
artillery, at Baiiwoe Ma, June TO- 1851
Lieutenant Colonel Henry cambridge LIST Infantry near
GaipeSsoa, Tsxas, May 81 1857
v-ocers have been arranged, in the foregoing order
10 the companies to which they succeeded In the natural
course Of promotion or appointment Should different
assignment however, have since been made by eompe
tent authority II viii take precedence Of the former
VI The number prefxed TO the name Of each of the
second euenants and breyet second leutenats in the
above list Of appointments indicates his rank among those
of the date.
VII Acceptance on non-acoeptance of appointments
and IN case OF acceptance the birth place Of the officer APP
pointed his age and reade,o when appointed, viii In
every case be promptly reported the dutant general
VIII The officers appointed, and those whose stations
are changed by promotion otherwise will join their
proper stations and companies without delay unless
detached service acting under special instructions
leave OF absence when they viii report by letter
the commanders of their respective corps regiments and
posts.
TX. The usual leave of absence (see paragraph us,
General Regulations is extended the graduates of this
year Upon its expiration, he 30M Of September nef
they viii report In for duty each at his proper sta
ton which, for those attached To the artillery arm viii
be the Araery Soel Of Praaice, at Fort Monroe, Va
BY order of the Secretary of War:
s. COOPER Adjutant General
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing

INVENTED ny ErGESIo L,TTrlA, ARCHITECT, NJ & h &c
hESIGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
IL tges and farm buildings. Office Gahiea near oa,,aaUa
westcheter county New York
June I7--du
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RESISTANCE TO THE FEDERAL LAWS ONO. We learn
from the Cincinnati Enquirer that Icabod Corwn law
yer of Urbana, of good standing was Friday held
bail by United States Commissioner Newhall to answer
to the United Sstes for interfering prevent the
execution of process in the of the United States
shas who set upon by the mob in Green county and
the prisoners taken from Them 1t is evidence Of the
violence of the feeling which peryades certain counties
Ohio on this subject that Of Mr.. Corwins inte
gence and responsibility should be implicated in so vio
lent and awless procedure Mr. Corwn the brother
of John A. Corwn, late judge of the supreme court Of
the State and he ably defended by his brother and
Judge CALDWELL another exudge Of the supreme court of
Ohio both his counsel bong democrats Of the highest
standing
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND,

The following the numbers uf Grand Consolidated
Lottery Of Maryland Cor The nenclt the Consolidated
Maryland, Glass -, drawn July H. 1851:
40 rs Q 81 IS 2s Is 10 10 4s So os
The following the drawn numbers Maryland Consolidated
Lottery FOR the heacGt county, &C. "a drawn
July 49, 1851:
IS Al Ga 80 3 % 81 IS 6s
The following are The drawn numbers Of the Patapsco
terry, class 100, drawn July 10, 1857:
81 10 70 20 81 As SO 30 lG G7 A
The following numbers Of the raasco Institute I,
terry, class l6l, drawn July H. 1867;
20 65 81 81 SO 90 &c G2 IL 67 Q "a
v R. FRANCE Co, Managers.
July l6--1t
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Cyrus w. Field a. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,

Cyrus w. Field IL Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No ii Gig s.rsd Neac Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers aud consumers to
u their lnrge stock printing writing, Wrapping
kinds Of which they offer for sae The prices
May 26-1ys
Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York.
Trinity building, Ill Broaduay.
rNiiE assets Of this company amount to nearly FOUR
IL entirely which fLy~e mil
lion hundred thousand bond aud mortgage
on real estate in the city and State Of New MT
lions IF dollars.
The entire poata. already amounting hundred
Mosoad doafs are the property Of the policy holders.
TfRais
Forms o. application and pamphlets giving every information
phcd on applying at the Office the agents
FIEDK s. WINSTON President.
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SHEPPARD Ii0MANS Actuary.
MiNTuRN POST, N. d., Medical Examiner,
May 26-1ys