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This would leave balance the treasury the first of
July Of dve thousand eght hundred and twenty nine
dollars and forty four cents but expenses
will have to be paid and current income from
other OF revenue other than direct will
not be quite sufficient, can hardly expect large
surplus, but whatever surplus should be on
hand We woud recommend its investment in city wharf
sock especially portion of this surplus arise. from
that source (the Taylor judgement.)
practice has prevailed in the Collectors Office of
taking notes due bills for portion Of the tax pay
liable in city orders which ought meet the unqualified
AHsapprobation of the council. There 10 not equity i'm
paying and another and perhaps richer mani
giving note especially when that alton en-
.abes the very person To depreciae your own orders
We have doubt the best motives prom pied th,
Succeeding officers fad it very difficult TO
remedy the evil. We submit herewith adetaed state.
81 city Clerk also by the city treas
ursr. Both Collector Farrell and Collector Hughes
will report you this evening 1t will therefore be
tn extend this report all OF which re-
specially submitted NJ. w. FOSTER.
CIV. RATHBONE
On motion the report was received and ordered 10
be spread the minutes. The Clerks statement TO-
gather with the Collectors and Treasurers report, be
fled along with said report
MT. ha'aoone submitted the following preamble and
resolutions which were unanimously adopted.
city 10 reduced TO few tIousaand dollars and tha
the money in the Treasury the revenues dine ana
Immediately eo'eetable sufficient to liquidate The
whole Of said debt, leaving ample provision for th,
May and July interests In the city bonds.
Therefore, resolved that the collector be instructed
10 press his collections. and TO enforce payment
all due bills notes in his hands, received fr or
dss In settlement of taxes requiring cash in paymen
thereof, IL orders not produced.
Rssfpei, That the Clerk give notice by publicato,
In tho newspapers, that the city is ready to cash II
outstanding orders and that interest thereon will
en- and sfter the LIST of April. ensuing.
RssoIved, That the Mayor DO directed to cau.e nj
debts TO be paid at maturity, If funds sufficient ara
the Treasury at maturity thereof. or If the mean
are not 10 hand at such daios. their payment TO b
made as early tho state Of the Treasury will nd
init.
The Clerk was instructed TO procure 2 500 electio
tickets fer the special election.
On motion, oouncil adjourned TO meet Priiay sv
Sips March sfb ies.. I'D r.
WELL u. WALKER Clerk.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

upE NOT DECEIVED by base imitrtons. HEGEMAN.
Id CLARK & co. - GENUINE COD LIVE OIL. never
and experiences has proved superior
all others. and the only reliable cure for coSsunPTox
Of spurious oil in the market adul-
teratea with seal OIL whale OIL &C.. &C.. too much care
be taken procure the Genuine. :.
Oil il made factory In Newfounoland snd
each bottle has gnature over the be careful
IEGEMAN CLARK thousrnds who had used other
quality aud about giving in despair
been health by using the Genuine Oil OF
our manufaeturs. Sold by all DrugEists. jaA2-3mdAw
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$50 Prizes amounting e2Ol COG
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 8; Quarters s91s.
Plan OF the Lottery.

The Numbers 40 Geo. corresponding with those
the tickets printed separate slips of paper
are eneireled with small tin tubes sad placed Wheel
The first 2is prizes, similarly printed and enered
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revolved and number drawn
the wheel Of numbers and the prize
from other wheel The number and prize
exhibited the audience registered
the prize being placed against the
drawn The operation repeated the prizes
APPROXIMATIONS PRIxEs.-The two preceding and tho
succeeding prizes
entitled to the u approximation prizes according the
, scheme.
the number that draws the prize For example IL
drawing the 10000 prize ends With No.
where the ber ends in will be entitled
S2l. II the number ends with No. q then all the Ticket.
number ends in will be entitled s2
o n o.
Certificates Packages will lie sold the following
which is the risk:
Certificates Of Package Of 10 Whole tickets ESQ
1 10 Halt ............ &C
4 Ouar
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MOBILE. March 24.-Receipts Of cotton for
the last three lays been only HOO bales in
consequence Of low water in rivers.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nkw YORK, March e5.-Flour heavy sales 1000 bbls;
Southern declined Sc sales IS 55s95 %. Wheat very
dull, sales have been unimportant Corn nrn, u ooo
Whisky firm.
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IN ORDERING TiCkETs OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose address the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded fret mail
Purchasers have tickets ending in figure they
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers aud prizes will be sent pur-
chssers ira media.ely after the ORA wing.
~ chase will please their plain
give their Post OfEce. County and State.
~ Remember that every prize drawn AID psya 10 in
fu n withoc { deduction.
All prizes of 81 600 An under.
the drawn other prizes at the usual line thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize tickets cashed renewed in other tickets at sith
o6cs
e list the numbers that ORA from the wheel
with the each prize entitled will be pub
lshed afer drawing; in the folio ns papers:Nsv
Mobile Register Charleston Standard
Vile Democrat Atlanta IntsllisencoY and New York DsJ
| Book. Write your address plainly. snd direct to
mh26-tf y. SWAN CO.. Atlanta. Georgia.
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= AlAlh LBS Sugar cured dried Beef;
lOVV loco lbs Quigley' Extra hems. forsale y.
Ian22 z. II. COOK SOM
uNleH-so Mackerel Is kits ass Macksrel;
u 2 tsrces Salmon; halt Ibis Herring;
drums Ood6sh: 60 boxes Herring, fer sale by
feIs z. II. COOK SON.
SsTARCH. dkC.-50 bxs WheatStarch;
- 10 bills Pearl Barley; bills Sultana Prunes;
bales Candlewiek; Is baleB wrapping Twns recdsnd
for sale by feIs i. & ID. HERMANN.
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BALTIMORE MARKEM.

BALTIMORE, March e5.-Four dull and dropping
sales Mt s. IS. Wheat is also dull: sales OF w bite
81 45dl 81, Red 81 45Gi 81. Corn lower, sales e
White GcaG2c Yellow 6I@Gec. whisky firm at 500
&c.
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River and Weather by Telegraph

River and Weather by Telegraph.
PITrsBURG, March 25.-River nine feet,
and half, stationary. Weather cold and
c oudy. ---
LOUISVILLE, March 25.--River rising. five
feet on the falls, seven feet seven inches in the
Canal. Weather clear. Thermometer 81
deg.
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AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL wooLsEY,......... ..d..... HIRAM NkLsoS'
AUCIIONEERs. COMMISSIONS MFRChANTe
and Real Estate Brokers'
QUAvIyG leased for atcrn Of years and fitted sns
Old Court House. Of Main and Third Streets ~
preparedte receive for sale az auction or
sale. all kinds ofsoods. wares and merchandise;
furniture. horses, bugsies, etc.. etc.
Cash sdvsn ads " hen requires
Regular sales every Tuesiae. THURSDAY and
com clock, A, Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday ights. 81 carly gaslight.
SALES OF REAL RELATE.
The hr.t Monday OF every month. At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map City
and be-
evins will interest Of all concerned we have
&c. apart the uday of Every month Tor the sale oil
Real Eeta.c auction All those wishing to sell
ted 70 hand in their in time the public due notice
patronage OF those having Houses and Lots or Lands
for either SALE respectfully solicit
,ed wis wOOLsEY & NELSON. Auct's.
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MADAME HAHN

MADAME HAHN
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies OF Evansville and
zA vicinity that she has received and is now open
ing her spring stock of
2 A RI S NJ L l. / n + X
Com prns fall and elegant assortment OF Ladies Dress
Hats Bonnets Ribbons Flow Head Dresses Caps Wells
Nits Collars Chenisets together with most articles
70 trade This entire stock Of the best
finish of fabric and elegance
stye not any this line in the city
BE- An examination is respectfully invited nh1-3n
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HOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY!

The DRAWING ofthe Royal Havana Lottery
condusted by the spanish Government. under
the supervision OF the Captain Gsas-
ralof Cubs. wiltak plac,
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, March 25.--Flonr dull at 81. no de
mand Of consequence. Whisky has advanced TO 2ic
and is in active demaad. Provisions nothing do:ng.
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DRY C;OoDs AT AUCTION!

RUsT received and win be sold at auction. at cur Auc-
% ton Rooms regular sale days large and gene
raj assortment of Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
consisting in of Brown and bleached sheemns, and
Shrsinss Camea-s Coatinss Flannels blankets
Jeans. Hosting. Gloves. Nts. Spool Threads. Lincys
Nerines, Shavls, Suspebders. &C.. &c.
ALso-Tahles and Pocket CUTLERY Jewery ana atenes
Hair Brushes fancy SOAPS Razors Pins Neeaiss
Gus 20 menten WOOLSEY NELSON.
navi Auctioneers.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEAxs March 2s.-Coiion hero has been very
firm dav under eject of tho Afrcas advees; loOOC
bales sold. Sterling Exchange 1854
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proceedings Of the City Council.

CouscrL CHAMBER, March. ., 1857.
.'ouncil met pursuant to adjournment. Present his
Honor The Mayor, and Councilman Foster. scsntIin.
Rahbone, Cook, Orr, setchel venncman, Hunnell and
Kinney. tI.H
Minutes read and approved The following bills
allowed; T.. VogLt S.; Henry Kali 81 65 j. Ries
tI5O.
Tho Fire Superintendent reported the cis;erns and
Ore apparatus in good order.
The mlsket AMI weigh master submitted his report
The derived from the market and hay scales du
ring the months of January and February amounted to
s.2
Mr.. Kraz made statement that frame building was
being erected lot No. 30 within fire limits, aud
asked that tho same bs forbidden. Referred to com
miuce.
The petition OF Mrs. Skates was submitted asking
permission to build frame house in McGary's En-
largement Referred 10 the FIRE committee wit, in
structons TO inquire into the expedeney Of repeating
the nro limits, exclude Mc'Garys Enlarge
ment.
Msssrs johnson were allowed 500, and Michal Hahn
-o5 on earti contracts.
The 1nanee committee to whom was referred the
da OF reporting the floating debt the city. with the
means meet said liabilities, submitted the following
report:
REPORT OF CoMMiTrEE
The committee TO whom referred the outstanding
debts of the city due also those falling due to be
provided for OF the revenue. and also the
means Of the city to those liabilities, beg
report.
The liabilities Of the city due are very small,
much less Than the Of the city ut the
disposal of the council and should reco nd the
Immediate payment Of all debts due. Tho assets may
ts stated as follows: rur
Cash In treasury subject to draft .S7I7s9l
In tho hand of Collector Hughes after de-
Quoting commissions about .............. 1755 OF
In the han inf llsseln Ear =
There 10 due on tax duplicate
with Collector Hughs. .5524 o.
Prccepts E1230O
S62I7 o.
Allowing for dclinqt list Ssa47 o.
VIII leave at least. 100000
THERE'S In treasury county orders for 900 90
Judgement in process Of collection
against John Il. Taylor and others 49, sc, 1852 so
S203 o4 %
Tho whole OF fifteen thousand dollars will no doub
be In your treasury In very short tme Of which
the oustaR aiding orders ought to be at redee
and all debts falling due paid with cash orders.
Tho outstanding orders arc. .2O47 3
The school notes past due ........... $50 90
Due Dslayue and Sorrel for Hose
Washington engine. .5n1 90 2'02 3
Due Branch Bank March 81. 1000 90
Guild Copeland May 9Th. .lU12 &C 3012 CO
May and July interest on railroad
b ,nds i'm both roads with exchange say 7Ic0 co
And for public schools. 1890 co
sL,34 20
n ~.
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MARCH 2STH, 1857.
s 3 % O. q q O!!!
soRrEO NUMERO 57s ORDINARIO.

ALL the PRIZES ABOVE STATED ARE DEAwN AT EVERY
ssrwbole Tickets an; HAYES. s'n Quarters. $5.-aa
In the above schemes there 2j go tickets only, num-
bersd from ID $500 There are oiaii Prixes ana ~
Appro making in all 229 Prizes No smaller
pri than a+O
A. the Royal Treasury in Havana.
subscribers will cash all prizes ct cent dis
count charging this for exchange. etc.
An ofscial copy tie craving viii he sent TO each
tickets Purchasers will please write the
signature plain and give their Post Once County and State.
Bills all solvent banks taken etpar. -
Oriersfor tickets shares the above scheme viii
receive prompt attention. when ssJrsssedto
rht-,i A. GONZALES Il Co., Nashville. Team.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
R E Pc r T /.

TO TIE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF EVANSVILLE.
VOUR Committee, appointed to confer with similar
Committee appointed by the trustees OF inc to.n OF
TO said cy beg leave to report joint committee
have consulted and agree to TO the
Common Council of Evansville, well as to the Fres
dept and Trustees the Of Lamasco City the ao-
option of an agreement, copy Of which 10 herewisn
submitted. JOHN HEWSON, Cnms
..f N. w. FOSTER,
CONRAD BAKER. -
rr..ar -, COMMITTEE.
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UNION BAKERY!
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY
CIR ACK Kris AT WHOItsAI ANn RET

- fsia ''' - ''' GO. FOSTER & 90.
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CHEapEis THAN EVEN!

,,lOICE w. X. CHEEsE.-so boxes large and choi
Western Eeserv ed Cheese, rec ID this day by
nbIt 1890 z. IL. COOK SON
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Allowing for dclinqt list Saa47 o.
viii leave at least. 100000
Thsrsis In treasury county orders for 900 90
Judgement in process of collection
against John 4, Taylor and others 49, 80, 4532 so
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New York Historical Society.

New York Historical Society.
INTERESTING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o0hNborsD
WITH THE RAvOLUrIOh.
The rseuA- monthly mesung OF the Historical Society
was held ss the Diversity Building on Tuesday night
large amour, Of routine business wHs transacted,
which CARED the memsers along 10 nearly $50 r. H.
Hon. George Bancroft presented work 70 the society
from Charleston 3. o. entitled Documents connected
with South Carolina" The work q well got up quarto
VOLUME ripted London, doubuess ,unt OF most
Of tho having been copied there from amongst
the archives The FIRST paper beays the date
of 1893 hr. Bancroft took occasion 10 state that the
oi,zens Of south Carolina bad given muoh A.snton Of
their early history and that The work handed
70 the society was due 10 the admirable researches
Of william James Rivers, E,q., Of Charleston, gentle
wbose services have since been oguissd by the
Legislature f his State and proessorship awarded him
In Colombia College. Mr. Bancroft proposed Mr. Rivers
= corresponding member OF the New York H,storioal
Society, and aEo the publisher Of the work, Plowden
Charles Jennet Weston Esq OF H,sley, near George
town, O Tho Two names were referred 10 tho usuai
By the socesy appropriang the commut aon fees for
He to the building fond be- ard the same Is
hereby Iepesed and that hsy in futcre together With
The receipts on he same account curing the last year.
remain In the treasury FOR its general purposes
Prof HoEAon GRsKS, NJ D., then proceeded to read .
paper the aubect being "Reminiscences Of the Battle OF
BpIte,n El He stated that the records Of strug
gle hitherto published from officers engaged In H. but
va. there were many persons IN the ranks Who from
ned the day Of the battle wore fully competent 10 de-
scribe ha. terrible The authority for most Of the
statements he should make that evening Ii . Mr.. Zes
Green, one Of The Minute Men OF Massachusetts,. he
would ALEC produce an Orderly boob, containing entries
from fsOfs.ry as IT'D 70 August o. the same yea,
this nrs regular battle OF the Revolution; the eides
kor Green and the youngest brother mot yet eighteen
were killed during toe retreat from he hn and the third
Of the brothers fell at Non mouth
In order 10 show how careful wore fathers pre-
serve the habits and Of tho soldiers OF the Anne
army 1t that period, the speaker resd general
order from the Orderly book In question. This literary
vei q volume about six Inches square and the writing
ell In one hand On the inside Of the cover We nnd the
following inscTipbon:-
FAgos Orderly Book kept by himself nj Cambridge
for the Of Capt William Colts Company Being the 4th
Company and Regmert under Colon Samuel Holden Par
sons, of ~ me In Connecticut, in New England In
AMERICA.
I775.
Beginning April Grd.
Immedistely opposite, on the rtlepage. We find the
following
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April LIS n.
FLOUR The sales conhRed TO about 600 900
bbs intending common 10 good STATE o. IS 50 IS s5
extra brands were in fAir local ana Eastern demand
without change IN prices.
WHEAT -rns market Was without animation snd prime
qualities unchanged, while inferior grades neglect
ed. 2Co0 bushels primo Canadian white aud l. 600 do
Southern do sold at 81 90.
CoaH nsmer, with sale or about 70. 900 80 COO
busheD, including Southern and Jersey new yellow s
600. . Too Western mixed was bed at TOO
PORK easier; sales OF about 400 bbM. mess
were made ~ S22 90 q $40, with saes Of primo at
SO 50.
CorroN Dealers waiting letters per Niagara and
hence transactions we're moderate without change In
ps'n,s.
WMsxAY.-Ssles of $50 bbls were mao at go a2ojIc
Operations Ia HeaI Estate
The following Sales of real made by auction
Of the MeYabants' ExcbaBge.-
Gao house and two lots In Astoria, H. I........ $500
Honso end lot seth st. 9Th avenue 10, 200
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


sAruRDAY April ii-6P.M
The stock market was In very elcised condition this
morning The bulls were decidedly In The sscendsnoy
ana purchased largely Of the advance In prices. This
sudden turn In The msrxet vii turn the beads OF spccu
lstors for rise, and In the end empty their pockets.
The actual oopdon and position OF the leading railroad
companss have not changed the same abuses
the same defects the rotiensm exsts. Every day
sdds TO their embars~menis and difficulties, and brings
them nearer ultimate protest. AneS such decline -
vn experienced In the carly par, Of the week. s bu.
natural that . reaction ahould take place, bu. those
Who expect that present advance no sustained,
or that further Improvement will be permanent fro
alzed win not have 10 live long 70 their msssse II
anything hes occurred to mako one OF our speculative
railroad slccEa BIT better then vss q week since 10
hss not come 10 hnovlcdec. Al the nrs, board TO-
dsy linclr Central bonds advanced per osut Canton
% n; Pe5p,ylvsn,s Coal Co, y; Delaware ard Hud
son, n: Pacific Mall Steamship Co., Y; Cumberland,
v; New York Central Railroad, " Erie, q; Hrdsou
River Railroad, 2; BAttr. !; Michigan southern, u
Reading, X; Psrsms, 2; Illinois Central Railroad. q;
Cleveland PHsturs I; Cleveland and Toledo, g. Chi.
caro- ard Reek Island, Il Ls Crosse and Milwaukee, Y;
Michigan Central, Y.
Al Tie second board nhuou Central bonds improved
4 rer cent; Michigan southern, l. Reading NJ Panama,
1; CieveI,nd and Toledo, ~ La Crosse and Milwaukee,
Y. Harlem, " The each stock deah ont freely n
both boards Spectators touch Michigan soutbeyu eau.
tously There we're numerous sellers Of Csevesnd aud
Toledo II both Boards This morning the Transactions
amounted 10 about scoO ,hsres and bi' afternoon the
stock vas offered 70 fres, abpresrce Erie vas comps
ssnvey quie, 10 day ~ both boards.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to day |" follows -
Total receipts. spllos "a
Io's pay men" ..vves ..
fetal balance. 81
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Personal Intelligence.


...ro, In The steau shlp alasgov-Miu Lydia Nov.
/ From IA nson Mrs Fsancis Ems A stevenson, ~
pray, Mr. nessls, J Reed, Henry Calvert John scOu
Mcrhrsoa, " 1iD Rev Mr. Herbert New fvsn-anaSs
in The s,ecIsEe. IN lhehissmshir James Adrsr MIS- 81
from ChNlestrr. and servants Beinoert say snd
HleShson tso chieh Ncsiord Qggey, 4 gs.,is y
wsinwrIebt Reed ~ 1d scn' II soencsr, Mr.. ysays
sna ,sfvap, hrsJ IsIA 1ers and grandson ssrss
sop, MS Heath - p, q Psret, DR. 9 bun aai ser
lady sni oaild Mrs wn for. GER E1reivel and LADY,
ysni Mrs. shsp ,esd Mss - and 20 il ne sospse
n Bang ana family, Mlss COW sricge Bridghsn.
! From Bermuda, sn brig sNoa N hNSN
lady, Mr. Broughton Mr. g rA son ,-s, Ieare; OF Bald
From an Bias, In brig Los Amigtc-esP. '''
more, WIN Barrow Burnett
rBP.rn 7UREs. vr. pud
For Richmond &c IN The s,sa nanp Jam es Nshsnel
GIN Lyer, lelx ZpOureh "uSnohh q ~ arssvert Jos
iHrners salsr Fritz LuA LIZ w II sorerove q W
hsoat lislssy Geo Fisher. s.ltsr. Mrs Rut and
snsijc W Mott lady and rsr n pover and
Trend slss " II Butt Hu'chlnst " WarrIs MIS- jsue
enY Mfs Bcnneh Mrs Julian MIRA ~ ftsrss yonns
wanzer Mrs. caroline Green, Edward p.r Ahsyman
naras k Nd Geo Kisder Mss rev BarFess Mrs
Ellis Ncae Miss W Hart Mise Grrisnd 'oas " !, vnnns
Mgs MAJ sefnard Mss L. Miss Osbo - n ~
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For q aslesor, ere.msbp vsr,on sss,e,s mr'
'M@kw,sto MS WcodEerd w scnvlle D. c1ylnrs II
1oa,s s lasS o.. Sppho vy schsck wse,
NJ Blcomt gdae Mrs Rogers Jas Fsnsid Ra Ivn Wv
pubcsp a Whxer Jas m Rama Miss Frank ffertss'
ocdttch 'no ooms'oct n Co-hrsns q Il Polhsmus 49,
"tan, WIN DeVereuS fhos Me'gsssnd 10 10 he steel