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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10
FIREWORKS.

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ov FIRST PRrNIuu
ran.ed first quality 81 xorkmanship and material
description of exhibition aud sale agency
22 Nahingon street o!ner OF Barclay. Dealers and
cmmliles supplied q he lowss prices Orders should DO
street. New YORK
EDeEs FIRST PREMIUM COLoRKD AND BsiLLIASr
Lsborasr w, North Point,
Crters for should be sddresssd n j. a.
rHoe. DuNKts, Asen.
- No 10 MAIDEN lane y. T.
Whore samples ~ exhibition pteces variety Of sae
work suit 70 s,orekeepers eaessuch crskers orre
does rocse.s, csndles Ac, Ac. Ac.. may be found -.
Goods dely, red 20 part OF the city or 81 any " ''s ~
rad ~ st~srnhrat stsno,s rr~~ ~
L,rRE WORKS. ..--
II Twelve frs, premiums in tn. unl,ed States.
s0e' '' ExhlbiuOnsl Ere works,
Now ready with programme a ne
Original United sts.ce laoorstory'
Onlce lsp Washington street. Jersey Wy.
~ ras ssree second block from the ferry.
'' ISAAC EDGE sen'r. Pyroseehois'
Tos q. and l. sDes, JR. FIRST PREMIUM FIRE
claim The only fsc,urers Of First
rrsworks' In the IN tied stses, having tak.u eve
% ,.rep,nm fireworks offered By the American fnsti-
r., Tor years also ~ ne Marshsl Testimonial
% o ~ 70 ale thai they have entered their fireworks for
for the past four ears ~ the fArs Oh
~ ,,c,an Instfue ard also he Worlds Fair, but
b1v offered compete with them, which hey deem conclu-
svs Of their ruperory over all Other mahsrs inss
,nuob az hey decline pac ng their in competition
~ JOS. q. a T. EDGE, Jr.,
Laboratory. Nor,h Pot Jersey cry, ~ J.
THOS, nJNKtN, Agent,
No. 10 Maiden lane, New York.
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THE wASSAIC TEMPERANCE HOUSE Is NOW OPEN
for the reception Of summer boarders. Families who in
spending Few ta in the country be ac,ommo
dated with finely frn hei rooms The accommodation OF the
Inferior to having fine bath
house, groves, &c. end aspendid trout brook within few
Of hnuse The Wassaie House situated IN the most
healthy Duchess the line OF the Harlem
Railroad and for Health and beauty Of mountain scenery
aic surpassed Those who wish comfortable
home would do well TO call and see for themselves,
s. FOkSHEE, Proprietor.
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sPRINe MILLINERY.

DiNEAPFiE, Sun AND DRESS B0NFETs; PINEAP
pie travelling dusers and wells the best article Tor sum
wear; Pineapple embroidered dkerchies seeves
cuffs, long shssls, &c also plaid, striped pIn eoors
white and black pineapple dress ps and hed with
useful and novel goods wholesale and retail Al FOuN-
Tb1Ns India store e3 broadway. Palm leaf fans By me
hundred.
i,oeEs IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN PROrustOs-
~ Roses IN prufusion the assortment u beyond All
''''@'' -" ""' ~ '"'S '' JAMES TUCKER.
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TENTH sfRExr rrRRy-roTrJE. -DfRfNa rffs
The Fashion three boas win ply between
Tenth greenpont s route being bui uree anl
hall miles ever sood rusds free from al pavemtas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10

MIGHT PEE GENT LAND GRANT FIRST MORTGAGE
~ bondA-fhe Chicago St L ,ul and Fond Du Lac Rail
road COMPANY 10 sell 10 soc holders their eight
twenty Ave construction 1nd gran mortgage bonds
Of $1,000 esrh OF Date May 1881 and secred their
line OF road from chicago Lake Superior
q uon OF OF the public lands
Congress- made TO this company b the Sta of Wisconsin
and Michigan. Accompanying each bond will be scrp
ncaie emitting e purchaser hs assnea at his or their
option shares of S0 each, Of privilege land grant
sock eecting at time within two years from June
1857 and cent Of the value there
o. he same be subject any further assessmens
out TO be credited with proceeds of sales Of aods until fun
paid dividends entitled n vote rt
vded by sd company and forth IN said stock privilege
,ertfcate In their circular u sto 'khoder OF May IS
1851 The subscription price for said bonds to be- eighty per
accrued interest payable ten
cent hand per lat JAY neIt and twenty per
each of the first Of August September and 90
much parties elect 1.-THE office
II the company in New York The subscripdun list will be
open thu Office Of the company No 10 Wall street on 1on
Day The s.b inst and Will remain opes till Inc sh June inst
Dated New York, June l. lH5l. -
TRvINC sAvINGs INSTITUTION, NO. 90 WARREN
street, Greenwch-Open daily from 10 A. NJ 70
r. NJ and from 10 on Mon iaTs Thursdays and saurccyB
the rate of per from 81 u S6O
WALTER W. CONOKLIN, Presdsat
L. BUXTON
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DOARDING-SOUTH BROOHLYE.-FAMILIES, SIN
ID gle gentlemen and transient boarders desiring pleasan
and airy Ia healthy location be accommodated
i6 Clinton street. Of Warren street. References
uuired.
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, foi

THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
II bertrand, Wheeling, all parts OF the West l.F
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will Except Sunday)
Gas with trains from Philadelphia
Washington Cat Juncton will stop stations and arrive at Cum
berIand mt 4 O'Clock, p.
ID MAIL Station daily Except Sunday
at &c. and reaches Wheeling by m connecting
wood with Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis
WILLIE Gevand Toledo Dctroi Chicago ST. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate points. #a
3d. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p connecting with
CINCINNATI st. Louis Cairo Chicago and intrmc
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
The time to these places Is also un9quailed.
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
81. Louis. r.s#es IN ~.
Passengers and baggage transferred all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will sold the large the
at the lowest possible the ticket Office Camden Station and
Washington city. ,aa.
A second class Is attached TO the mail
Passengers from Baltimore Washington the entire
daylight by taking accommodation mail and lying
Cumberland Oakland They
train which leaves Cumberland ESQ., and reaches Wheeling
ut q
Passengers Washington ample
Ingon Junction.
This only which through baggage
be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train 645, will stop all stations
Cumberland and the
Eastwardy, the mail train leaves Wheeling 15,
mediation leaves Cumberland reaching Baltimore 545
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at except Sunday stopping
at stations Leaves Frederick at o. arriving Baltimore
H. 80,
The EIIIC0TTs MILLS TRAIN m
and 330 p Leaves Elcotts Mills 80 p.
except Sunday.
.... W. 8 wooDsIDE,
Jan 17--dn Master Of Transportation.
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks at
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


m ssF s Washington, September 81, 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS endorsed g Proposals for
~ building Pensacola Florida will be
o'clock p OF Marine Barracks authorized
Pensacola Florida according TO the plans and spec
prepared direction of Navy Department copies OF
which the Offices the onmanants of the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Boston, New York. Phde
pha Norfolk, and Pensacola and at the Navy Department
for furnishing all the materials and com
plotting satisfactory the who may DO
the right Of the proposals
when deems the interest of the United States
quires It,
the Of work done and the materials dc
time, the work
and certified to by the superintendent the
retained until the compile
acceptance Of the by the said supern
Of contract; provided shall amount
. than i've thousand dollars. s.tM
accompanied written guarantee signed
persons (ced be by agent post
judge other officer of the United States In
thousand dollars that the bidder WILL when required
his accepted contract and bond with proper
and security its faithful performance
Bidders invited examine the plans and specifications at the
Offices herein before mentioned. ..ts...-.. 81
addressed this department
plainly Proposals building Marine Barracks al Pen
sacola Florida" ...
whoc offer be accepted will be notified and
the will be forwarded thereafter practicable
which viii required within days after its receipt
the office named by him. q .N@Nt#
Is be completed In all respects according 10
plans specifications within twelve months from and after the
date of the contract
ISAAC TOUCEY,,
Sept 24-2awt6th Nov Secretary OF the Navy.
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QuARIERMAsrKR's OFFICE MARINE CoKrs,
Washington, October 10, 1857

....a a..as. QuAKIEfMAsTKR's 0FrIcK MARINE CoKrs
Washington October 10, 1857.
StEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
~ this until Tuesday the 10th OF November
o'clock for furnishing raions the United States marine
at the following stations for the year 1858, viz:
Charlcstown, Massachusetts,;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island New York. ...
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport Norfolk, Virginia.
Warrington, Florida; and -r.. .... .a...s..s.
Washington, District Of Columbia ..... rt.s.. .ss
and quarter Of fresh beef
quarters OF pound Of eighteen Of bread
OF best superfne -FOUR best perne -four at the option
good
quarts Of salt pounds hard brown
soap and and half pound Of good hard dipped ow candles
hundred ratons. >.8s
delivered the order Of the
the choice Of the the pork
prime the groceries the quality
OF kinds named All subject to inspection.
entertained unless the
this Office certified TO by official person.
Proposals
,,@ d. j. SUTHERLAND,
.s."eE Quartermaster.
publishing this advertisement will send tho
tanning this accompanied by
duplicate the the Of rs for 800
Insertion and 37 cents 900 ems for all subsequent
scrtons.
The National Intelgoncer Star states Washington Ar
gus Portland Patriot Concord N Portsmouth, n H.
Boston Mass Bridgeport Farmer Conn Daily News
Atlas NJ Eagle, Brooklyn, Y Argus Pennsylvania and
Press Philadelphia Penn; Patriot Harrisburg Penn Republican,
Bamore Md and Argus Norfolk Va Democrat Pensa
above times per until 10th November.
l0-3awl0thNoy
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No. 1911
BY the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance of the provisions of the Sd section
United 10 10 be the tract q d Inc Territory
Of Minnesota belonging the mixed boo Of the Daco
july JAMES e he United ss
Of America do hereby declare and make known that public sales will
be held the undermconed Territory Of Mime
Sofa at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
next disposal public
the following named townships and fractional townships in the late
ton of Indians ys
So,th Of the Of DE fin principal meridian
The Indicated fractional township hundred and eleven
of range ten
The Indicated tracts fractional township hundred and eleven
The INDICATED tracts fractional townships
and one hundred and twelve Of range twelve
The INDICATED tracts township hundred and eleven and ac
ona townships one hundred and twelve and hundred and %
teen, OF range thirteen
that Of township hundred and twelve and fractional
ship hundred and thirteen within the above mentioned
tina, part townships hundred
serve OF range fifteen.
Al the land ONCE at FARnArr the FIRST day of
nor the n e @
for the mixed boods the Dcoth Sioux
ton Of Indians viz
North Of the base line and wet Of nc fA principal meridian
that part fractional township
and within the above mentioned Of nine
The Indicated tracts in that part Of townships one hundred and
eight nine township hundred
ten, within the above mentioned reserve Of range ten
within the and in townships one hundred
and nine and one hundred and ten Of range eleven.
eight reserve
and in township hundred and Of range twelve
part townships
nine and hundred and within the above mentioned
thirteen. G4s.HsN lar.s.5z.
part township hundred and ten
within the above mentioned reserve Of fourteen
The INDICATED tracts that OF township hundred and
within the aforementioned reserve Of range fifteen
In accordance with the provisions the act Of July H. 1854 herein
presumption will be allowed any
the lands until after they have been offered pub
lie sale become subject 10 private entry. fF@b
The offering the above lands will be commenced the days
pointed and will proceed the order which they advertised
shall be than weeks and
entry lands will be admitted until the expiration
weeks
my hand city Washington sixteenth day
September Doini thousand eight hundred
M.,. JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President
THos. A.. HKyDHcHs
Commissioner o tho General Land Office
Sep Ie-1aw3m [In&Starl
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Proposals for stationery.
WxE DEPAkrsHr,
" asnin1tou Orf n 1887

Wac DBAkDsr,
Washington, oot. n, 1857.
PROPOSALS win be received at this department
until II O'Clock Thursday, I2th day November
supplying the stationery described IN The schedules below
The stationery must be on The best duality.
samples must accompany BIDS.
e required give with approved
the faithful fancnt his
win the right order the articles such such
quantities as deem proper and 70 Increase diminish the
quantities below stated.
STOCK,
oo post ruled machine made, weighing II pounds
single cap ruled machine made weighing pounds
40 . .t..sl L..-a..
iso qaartO post ruled machine made weighing 81 pounds
per
20 paper, per reAm-
do copying paper, por ream
do bouing paper, per ream ~. ..r.
10 do envelope paper, bun or yellow, royal per ream.
20 cards Perry's pens, per dozen cards.
100 do cards other metallic pens, per dozen cards
2, 900 quilts, No, So per 1000
90 dozen ooniee's Fabers lead pencils, per dozen
do ivory folders, plain do
do erasers, ivory handles, do
/ do ivory wafer stamps, do
do sand boxes, do
do 4-bladed knives Rodgers Sons, do
do inkstands, 2inch cut glass do
10 do Cooper fhllpss Princes, other black ink, in
quarts per dozen.
! do copying ink, do
200 waters, large for department seal, per 1000.
20 pounds waters, common size, per pound
90 sealing scarlet do
10 do ndia-rubber, prepared in pieces pound.
10 ounces I'ounee, per
pecks black sand, per peck
10 dozen taste, assorted, per dozen
100 do red tape, assorted sizes, per dozen .e
20, 600 envelopes 90 weighing one pound per 1000
Oct 22-law4w
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Tor wei hereby guaranty that the above bidder for btders
contract shall be awarded him. hen according 70 his Tor
ei csong bid proposal VIII execute contract and give Sc
curly Tor the performance thereof the advertisement
f Proposals for Indian goods dated October u.s. 1851 and Tor wei
and losses which the United States OF
the Indians The part OF me
said bidder, for bidders. y f
No proposal viii strictly conform 70 Tbs
terms and directions OF this advertisement
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior; = -
Acting Commissioner.
Oc, 20-dstksaSs till I4thNoy
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English Reports-vol. xXxvIH

lL complete collection OF tho decided by the House
the Prvy Council the Queens Bench Common Pleas and Ex
chcauer Appeal Chancery
Court Of Criminal Appeal and the Admiralty and Ecclesiastical
has the merit OF complete, reliable prompt
and cheap universally cited the courts and
the books standard authority An the
reported England here reprinted the reliable
sources they reach this country.
Volume XXXvl1I just pubished-price, s2-by
LITTLE, BROWN, Il Co.,
Sept 25--3eodt I12 Washington street, Boston.
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oyycH On 1HK wAsHrsGros AoUEDuer
Washington March g. 1857.
DROPOSAIS are invited for materials and work
4 for the Washington aqledncL .g.
Proposals up ih May VIII opened
day. =.
Maps probes specifications Of the materials and work to be
let VIII be ready for examination at this o and after the 10th
Embrace masonry Of the bridges
graduation excavation pipes
nected VITA The inch ro main gate houses bricks sand
rutble and cut stone, ko. .E7s
For the particular works and materials reference made TO the
specifications and plans.
United States there be delay commencing the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance VIII be made
in the time o. completion
only completed pres
cut appropriation but all unfinished work will be sub
future appropriations Congress The the
right prescribe the OF work be done and rate
praon holding sufficiently decide when and what works
shall be stopped until funds become available
In OF the entire stoage OF particular work for want OF
funds the reserved ten per cent will be paid In the Judgment OF
the the work has been properly executed far has
gone
Payments specie upon United States
treasury upon monthly OF
and will condition all the shall
be paid their full wages monthly and IN specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for
teras on the Washington Aqueduet-n
The United States the right reject the bids
should they not be deemed advantageous and
ments be considered most conducive the Of the
work.
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
obligation within with
securities for the completion Of the work undeken
be accompanied by the certificate OF the United States district
Judge United States district officer
tho general individual Engineer
Of War that the able make good their
win opened presence bidders any
be present NJ G. MIIGS,
Capt Of Engineers in charge
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reductio,

(NOMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
Of fare CaiDpiUnted States mail steamships New
York Apnwa the 9th and goth OF each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty sTsed and safety.
The railroad az miles completed from
and crossed hours The baggage passengers
Francisco
the The
paid New York all Of the trip.
kept New York Panama. and San
Francisco detention Of accident that the route Is
entirely reliable
Passengers they spinwall
Conductors through each take charge Of
and children without other protectors,
through tickets the lowest ates apply the agency III
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND
hfayG %
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New Agricultural and Machine Warehouse,
$50 Seventh street, south Of Pennsylvania aras,e opposite Centre
.... 3.,... ..s ...e Market. .a
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FIELD AND GARDEN
sEETS FERTILIZERS sc.
TIME undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
mentioned and all articles pertaining tie agricultural
business the lowest market rates. having just returned from
England who're he has visited
the principal agricultural manufacturing establish
from which he has taken pains selecting choice aso
implements machinery all descriptions lie has also made
be all times receipt Of important improve
take place in the agricultural line Another
this establishment that the proprietor
practical agricultural machnist with experience Of twelve years
acquired thorough knowledge OF this business all
He therefore feels justified in saying that he
furnish all articles in his line reasonable
house In this
Machinery all descriptions repaired at the shortest notice and
the reasonable terms
experience facilities conducting
(Which all importantly he respectfully socts the
the farming and public generally shall always be his
object to please. s.-s
Yours, very respectfully, j. p. BARTH0IOW, asa
55s Th st. six doors south OF Penn.
Sept 22--3teod opposite Centre Market
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily between Louis and Jefferson city connecting
with the Lightning Iine Missouri packets that leaves Jce
daily the arrival the the mails
passengers Bonneville Glasgow Lexington Kansas Leaven
worth, Weston 81. Joseph and all intermediate points
Through from Louis Kansas in As hours and from "a to SO
hours ahead Of beats starting from St. Louis.
The Lightning Line packets equal boats the trade and
schedule with the mails
delayed waiting for freight towns their way Through
tickets purchased in the principal cities Of the United States
al the Offices In ST. Louis. I. McKISSCK,
May 22-dn #. ..t-# .#+t.tl ##5 Asst Sup't
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UNITED STATES NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY,
Washington February 90 1851

TIME judge advocate gives notice, for the informa-
ton parties coming before the court under the LIST section Of
TO- 1857 they will respectively be advised
the department when their shall have been referred the
desirable that presenting themselves they
list OF they
sire have summoned specifying which the respective heads
the srvice mentioned in the their
mony applied respectively suggesting the delay any
which may required and in respect OF what witnesses
j. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
Feb2 sI--tf
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COMMISSIONER ths Stfklng Fand
holders certificates who redeem by
residing beyond the limits Of the United States acknowl
before minister penipoenary charge darcs
commercial appointed by
United States foreign country before
OF such the other
magistrate corporation therein II residing
United the acknowledgment before justice Of tho
public deeds by the
Virginia the certificate be delivered.
RIcuMoNp, VA July 81, 1857. July 3l--law3m
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Mrs. M. A. KNIGHT having taken the commo-
Ivl dus and weknown house, No 47 Pennsylvania
ouih side Sd and streets nearly opposite wash
ingon - causing II be completely
furniture suitable
boarding house" $500 }4 .E# tE
Knight having had considerable the business
Baltimore feels confidence offering Inducements gentlemen and
their members Congress- eng contiguous to the CAPT
accommodations before locating for the
winter.
win prepared receive guests about the FIRST Of October
Sept 20
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NO. 5s4.l
( ...saer.. I'D .a Notice a4.H1
OF The Removal Of the Land Office from 0JBwA 10 oTrER
TAN CnY, in the Territory Of Minnesota.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
Of authorizing changes in the location
* land approved March, 1853 hereby declared and
the "Northwestern District In
wi be removed from the town OF 0BwA to
said Territory, early period practicable
precise time Of removal will be issued by
the register receiver for said district.
hand at tho city OF Washington this 18th day
August, A. H. 1857. .t.# z
BY order OF the President: ..-.....r d.
THo5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Aug 2o-law6w Intel starl
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BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, january !, 1857. 1
TOHN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners in the Banking House Of
Chubb Brothers. will be composed
st. Chubb John Barrow, and Henry Holmes The House pa
venport composed Charles ST. Chubb VIM H.
and Alexander Barrow, under the firm q Chubb Boter INT
n Co. CHUBB BROTfilHS,
diff
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authorizing the Board OF Public Works subscribe
Commonwealth the stock OF the Petersburg Railroad
Company, passed 9th February, 1882 suI.g
1884, June 30-22 George Granville, Duke
of Sutherland $4,000 90
20, ditto ~. :. ~. ~. 10000 90
.n...s. ditto ...........s. 4 900 90
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The OF these ships will be accountable for gold
bullion, specie, ewey precious metals bills OF
ding signed therefor the thereof therein expressed
l-du f..