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FOR GENTLEMEN.
Mr1rg yrnr supra1on BOOTS.

L.
We hare I'm store, recently received ana 7. ~,
expressly 20 order. . =" nall
.tpxa st1perior and beautiful BOOTS. some mn1s
FIR Dress aud some that are double soles ana
,,nners These Boots are too we'll known 70 reeuiie
nen Mt from any quarter; and for any one - say
that they have Boots equal TO Miles pei, ,s. xnld
:. very glad to get them from Mile. but hs rs,u nj
~ have isaen customers of his for the last twenty
four years and mp to this time We hsyg p s. lie
sst sy ever saw or wore Thess Boots are nsde
o,,t IN very soft French Calfskin. They NJ pea w
IL aud as general thing they are a. soft as gioss
We are receiving supplies OF these Dvoi xsrv
arorv week and our assortment rs geneIah[ ~
c,mpplete. We would respectfully ask our Hi""u'
and the putIic 10 give us q cal when IN want-.
nv W. have also large assortment OF gentiemen >
sne French Calf Caters for Dress, and also aouse
aoies These ,iaiters really nice and gooa. " .
have known them TO some Of our cnstoer' n5
..sntv for six months. and they mt elegantly. anu
,ha nrie Of them Ia from one dollar ana nity cets W
two dollars pair less than other Gsit.Ts are SON. To-
I'D ne will warrant them to wear IA well not l"i
ger than any Erench shoes Al we have 70 y ~
snr frends In town and country, when IN Wam' y,
nr thing in the Boot Shoe or Trunk line toe'il on
PUTNEf q Walls de IA
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IX7OODFTN'S SPECIFICI-F0T

w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor OF this Specific, has been aware o
its virtues for several years having freq Iently made
small quantities fer gratlitous distribution, t. tao
afflicted. He had idea of Offering ii thu public
in this form. until he was urged 10 do TO- by those
who had been cured by its use He, now, with grea
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not a general panacea, for all the Ills flesh is HEN
to. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. WOODFIN, 18th
street, Church Hill; price 81 per bottle bOttler
for s. For sale also, by GRUBBs APPRRsoS; u. j
PIcor J. W. POLLARD 18th street; and Dr. SN sLLINGs
corner of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, 40.
II C0sTi AT COST

e. AT COST! AT COST Ten
"a thousand dollars worth of Watches and
H1 JeweIry at cost at the old established I'M
esatzb porting House Of LEWIS HYMAN, - Main
street. Vow Is the time TO buy New Years CTS
and Watches and Jewelry, at save OF thirty ger
cent Watches and Jewelry repaired by skilltnl
work men, at low prices and In short time. Don't
~" e'' Wv LEWIS HYMAN,
do 9I-Im VI Main street
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j. H. SAWYER. p. Il. MONTAGUE
CENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
~ AND COLLECTION AGENCY
The undersigned will attend to the above named
branches of business In prompt ami efficient man
1850. $500, g,
We will WRITE UP BOOKS; MAKE OUT and
CBLLECr BILLS and ACCOUNTS. COPIlNG
DONE. Alas, TRANSL ATlNG.
j. II. SAWYER CO,
Corner Bank suu 10Th streets,
Opposite kItche d Dunnavapts
. iaa-Im Printing Office.
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So IMPROVE YOUR EYES,

IMPROVE YOUR EYES,
* ~ STRENGTHEN AND ASSIST
rHEM-We have received per Express, the latest
improved SPECTACLES and EY 4 GLASSES. which
are the perisopic concaye and convexed Brazilian
crystal double focus and polished, which are war
ranted to improve any eye affected with weakening
catarac or going TO 1t. also short-sightedness. All
persons that wear. those which need 20 begin t.
wear. can be suited by calling upon us.
nifying Glasses and Microscopes, for sale at thor
store, corner OF Main and Pearl streets.
ia 4 MYERS JAHNKE.
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NEW AGENCY IN GODDiN'S HALL.

lN-The subscriber having secured the large front
Basement Room, in 0oddin's Building, corner of
Bank and lth streets offer his services 10 the cti
zens Of Richmond. Manchester aud the surrounding
country, In all business pertaining TO GEN ERAL
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting ont
IL uses Collecting Claims, aud would also attend to
the sale OF WHEAT, FLoUR, CORN. TOBACCO,
and ali other country produce The undersigned is
we'll acquainted with the etizens of Richmond hay
Ing been born ana raised among them. and 10 them
he would refer to those acquainted with him, be
would refer them Messrs. tiodiin Appers0n, and
the citizens generally. My terms shall b moderate.
DE- 2i-4iima A. =. MADDOX.
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THE DISPATCH.
NORWAY MORNING ............ JANUARY 10. 1889.
Financial and Commercial.

sales in New York, STU day, Of 5000 Virginia
skies at sesA. On the same day. Mr. A. II. Mailer
Sold at aaction at the Merchants Exchange By or
der of tho Auditor Of the State Of Illinois. s2l'"D
STATE of Missouri Q per cent Coupon bonds, S's TO
Say at 81 roo do sSli do; $4,000 State OF Tennessee
per cent Couppn bonds, s7,s and s7h do; sos"
State Of vr9iais per cent Coupon bonds. va DO;
$500 State Of Lousians per cent Coupon bonds, Soa
10 The stock market On Saturday opened heavily,
and rrices we're generally lower. but at the close
there more frmness.
- The Journal Of Commerce Of Saturday, p. NJ.
says;
"Ths market opened under the absence Of the
stensurr's news and the prevalence 81 uncofn-
fort able storm with = general apathy not unusual
uf,i such circumstance and there was very little
10 quote during the morning. hours After the news
was received and the weather improved, there was
mach more bgoy ut spirit and great increase OF
fvi'y.
The accounts from London are regarded "a quite
favorable, and the street rnmor that the Bank Of
Eneiand had r~duced its rate tn per cent. il has
sach reduction under discussion, has added 10 the
improved tone visible Ia this market.
Foreign Exchange closed firmly with fair de-
Inanc. at full prices"
The exports of specie from New York for the week
ending January ie were sl.ot,s9o Total since Jan.
iss. &3.tAl's.
The following are the last quotations for land war
rants In New York
Warrsnts. Buying. Selling
..s..'.....'' ~ ~
70 acres.......-..-.'.... .
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds ant
Coughs Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
the patronage OF Southern community. This medi
cine does not profess 10 eradicate all Diseases OF what
ever nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare TO be the ONLY
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation j.
hasacQuired for ITSELF aud that too without putting,
Der of certificates of residents of Richmond wht
have been benefited and cured by its she feels
liberty TO commend it to general use satisfied tina
the afflicted cannot it withsut receiving grea
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. A. Z. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
ker and Chas. d. Yale. my2l
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TOHN h. COOK,

TOHN X. COOK,
~ GENERAL AGENT.
Win continue ID HIKE OUT NEGROES, RENT
Que II BUSES &c. ufics on the corner of Main and
Pearl streets, where he has been engaged In the
above bushes for the last twelve years.
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NEGRO HIRIN0.-Tne subscriber re-
~ turns his thanks TO his former friends and pa
trons FIR past favors, and takes this method of in
forming them and the public generally that he
inteuds 70 coptnue the business tho coming year,
promising to Use his best exertions obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
HIN, aud also to give them his personal attention In
case of sickness, He has large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring. In which they can
stay until hired out
He would advise that Negroes should be sent Ia an
early rs practicable after Christmas
N. b HILL. lp,..,
RAxrR PLgAsANfs, i4S1nohu
Jso W. q. LATAsE King William,
pE. &. GRIFFIN fAusrLEaoy,l v, a..
na. THOMAS LArANE nins eaeen.
pR. BEV d. RYf
Dr. Jas. II. LAfANE, sssoA-
u. A J. CLOPT0N.
0fdee corner Of Wall and Franklin streets.
Opposite Mesas. Dickinson, Hill Goa
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MIR. r. Fl. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-I
Iva have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BfTERs
with my customers, and universally recommend it a.
specific against Ague and Fever. Bilious Fever
&c. Asa TONIC. lind II superior to any other arti
Gle Ihave ever tried. As an agreeable article In Q
COCKTAIL, II is only to be used TO be approved.
suls TUOS. FALLON. MD.
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o. 2. HARE

o. UBLE AND SINGLE
GUNS, PISTOLS. RIFLES. ac--I hare
49, in store. a large and complete sssOrt.
ment of Double ard single Guns Rich.
mond Rifles, Cote celebrated Five Shooters Aliens
ksyoyers. Single Pistols. of every description; Shot
Belts. Powder flasks. Bird Bags, Powder Shot an
Caps. Bowie Knives nIrks. Sword and other Walk.
ing Canes. Dram Bottles, &C.
0uns and Rifles made 10 order stocked and alterei
70 percussion Keys Fitted, ard Repairs Of all knds
done with dispatch. JAMES WALSH
Gun Importer,
de 2-lm doors above 81. Charles Hotel
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- READING LAGER ~
~ BEER-FPESH WINTER La kkz$=53
2 GER BEER-The undersigned ESEzEz
9 now receiving weekly and will continue to reo~iye
throughout the season, superior article OF fresh
LAGER BEER from the famous READING BREW
cry which he will supply in quantities to suit his
customers and the public at his Saloon.
He will always have On hand q supply OF the best
SWITZER CHEESE.
J. g. LANCE,
4th street, between Broad and Marshall SITS.
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CEO. W.. H. TYLER

~ AGENT 10 HIKE OUT NEG ROES,
RENT OUT HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
The su rber offers his services 10 The public as
agent 10 hire out negroes rent out houses. collect
claims, sell Wheat, Corn, Flour and Tobacco, On the
USUAL terms.
| have EN- the superintendent of city property,
and police officer in Richmond, for the last seven
years ant it Is presumed from my knowledge Il the
Inhabitants of kchm md, that shall ho greatly as
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible home
for servants, and responsible tenants for houses.
Refereuces-the citizens of Richmond generally.
Once un Marshall street, next 10 the \ ew Market
hay Hales. u. w. H. II LEN,
deIg-lm Agent and Collector.
NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL
1S AGENCY.-The subscriber offers his services
the ensuing year to his friends and the public gene
rally for the purpose of HIRING OUT NEIhOE. +,
RENTING otF HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS.
&c. Prompt returns made in every case he will
endeavor to secure fair prices and good homes for
servants semitic his and give all necessary at
tenton to them in case of sickness Office no 8,
Wall street. (under st. Charles Hotel) between
Main and Franklin streets, Richmond, Va:
THUS. J. RAGBY.
He refers by permission TO the following gentle
men: Messrs. cambridge Hart, Tmsley. Tatdy d
%, Hunt \ Bros. NJ: l.. stratton, f. b Spence and
ii *. EIlyson, Of Richmond; Joseph Bro snlay,
John Bagby Alexander Dudley and kobt. Pollard
Of King aud Queen; VIM. NJ Gary Of King William,
de ?9-ini
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Tyne 4 CHILDREY,
IL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,

HIRE OUT NEGR0E.S COLLECT CLAIMS dc,
AZ OFFICE UNITED STATES HOTEL "a
We the upfersigned. having heard that DIR. Ro
b. l., ne and john T. Chidrey have associated them
selves together for the purpose of condu" ting a
take pleasure in recomn ending them the patron.
age "a the public foeinx assured they will faithfully
and punctualiy do whatever they may undertake ss
Agents.
q Mc(iRppsR Soys
SHsRwry McRAE, Richmond.
JV6S R. GARNErr, VI. d., Henrico.
JoHs You've, Attorney at Law Richmond.
GARLAND HAISEs, J. p, Henrioo.
JoaS NErTLES J. p, Richmond.
Taos ". NucKoLs. }. p. Henric0.
Ca.s u. WILLIAMS, F enrieo.
JOAN q. TAYLOR, J. P, Henrico.
WM. BopIwARE King d. Queen
JoHs GREGORY. Attorney at Law Richmond.
Goppis 4 APPERsoE. Real Estate Auctieneers.
de Alta
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T EVILS HILL,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
attends to the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO and continues To HIRE OUT \ 80 R0ES Z.
Hf- fiice on 18th street. near Gallego Mills, Rich
mon Va de 4-d&&C2n
~ L. SMELLING g. J. l.. WALKER
~. ofIsr III, ir services to the Richmond public,
unter ths firm uf SEELLI Nc WALKEa, for the
coi.c riU1 OF claims, hiring out negroes, reuting
huu ,es an contracting G-ne al Agency Business.
Al matters pf;T IIed 10 their hands all receive
pro,ant a tent ~ and immediate settlements
ufficc corner 2jtn aai BrJa streets, church Hill
where on, of the firm will always b. in Attendance
May be sean also. at Stml Hastings. IN Pearl ST.,
near Cary. trnm . to IL A. III. and to L. NJ.
Jus
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 10.
- PURCELL, LADD d Co.,
DRUGGIsTa.
~ DEALERS IN paints. uIle. DYES,

DEALEhS In HAtNIcl OALcs WI C,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
No. is Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE now receiving, and will shortly have 10 s.3rs'
their FalI stock Of DRUGS. DYES. CHEMiCHLs.
&c the whole comprising large and genera ~
sorfmsnt, well adapted TO the wants OF the traae,
purchased in person by one OF me HOUSE On 'e
sdyautaQcous terms and mostly for cash
we are thankful to our friends and the pubic .oa
their long continued and attering support, ana we
hone that with tine facilities we possess for optainns
supplies and the strictest attention 70 the aaaig
Of all goods sent from us, TO preserve the repuaton
which our house enjoys for selling articles OF the
Particular and prompt attention to shipping ana
packing orders. IN rr,...s
No. Is Pearl street,
auD The street opposite their Old Stand.
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
wi A certain cure for Fever and Agge.-LkoN.
ARDS ANTIDoTE for the above: Z the greatest 81
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known 20
fail and Is considered by numbers that nave usen ~
land by the medical faculty0 the best medicine III
use. -, 49, ,r-aa
BIZ the abote medicine.
fii"e % W. D'''0 THOMAS LEONARD,
.as, Garner of Clay and Adam streets
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VIRGINIA WORM KlLLER.-Cniidfen
cry for il! This valuable and popular prepare
ton Is recommended with the creates. Il
Ia one II the best safest and most reliable Worm g.
stroye-s In use. .usro,, - Ia swest
a Is ~ 20 tbs tsate and readily taken by them
and NAV be given to the youngesti with perfect
safety a. il contains OIL worm seed, turpenIhe'o
0' Prepared only By EJ. PIooT and for sale By
nrr, generally. ~
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NOTICE.-The subscribers are anxious
~ 70 engage the SHOOTING of HORSES and
MULES for the present year. aud are prepared to
make 10 order any description of SPRING WA
WAGONS and HAND-CARTs, which We win
warrant. Also, all kinds of WAGONS aud CAR
RtAGES REPAIRED. and general BLACKSMITH.
ING done with dispatch, aud GU reasonable terms
JOHN DOES BRO.
Franklin street, opposite
ia l2-dim* HcAdams Soap Factory.
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QHIDGFURD q co.
II Have in store and for sale in lots TO suit pur~
chaaers. James river II ydrauiic CEMENT, Rnsenade
CEMENT. Kockland LIME. Calcined PLASTER,
Ground PLASTER, Plastering HAIR, Sawed
ana hERRINas tIEWIVrs MtcKy AZ
Prime BUTTER aud Mercer POTATOES. il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-11

The publication of the communication, this
morning, of x x on the city election, af
fords us the opportunity to say, that our prac-
tice will be, to allow as wide latitude as is
consistent with the public good, and with the
proper management and control of the paper,
in the admission of communications on sub
jects Of public interest. In so doing, our read
ers will, Of course, understand that the admis-
sion implies no endorsement orapproval of any
of the opinions which may be advocated or adj
vanced in any such article. Where any thing
personal is involved, the name of the author
must always accompany the, article to be given
to the public if we choose or to be otherwise
usep at our option.
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EXPEDITION TO SrEpToE's BATr1EGRory

EXPEDITION TO STEPTOE's BATTLE-GROUND
Col. Wright, on reaching his camp ON the
Nedwhauld Creek, Washington territory, sent
Maj. Greer with three companies Of Dragons
to the battlefield of Col. Steptoe, to recover the
two twelve pound howitzers there lost, and to
gather together the bones Of those who fell in
that ever memorable defeat in order to give,
with proper forms and ceremonies, decent
military burial to the last remains Of those gal
liant men who lost their valuable lives in the
wilderness.
At y NJ. they reached the battlefield, which
now seemed truly the city Of the dead. The
wolves had more than done their duty, and
the bones Of men, whom their country should
never forget lay bleaching on the prairie hills
for miles around. During the heat of battle,
their bodies could not be recovered, and as the
retreat was made at night, no time was had to
pay burial to any save Capt. Taylor, Lieut..
Castor, and two men and halEbreed. A
scene Of sad desolation met the eye on every
side.
In silence and sadness they gathered the re-
mains of the officers and men, recovered the
two guns which still remained buried as they
were left, and, taking pair Of shafts of one of
the guns-the only thing remaining Of all that
had been left on the battle-feld-they fashioned
and framed rude cross, and erected it upon
the ground, as not only sign to all future
travellers, who, either through curiosity or 9TH
erwise, would visit this point, but as a Christian
mark for the butchered dead; and, planting
around this cross the remnants of all that was
remaining, they left the spot in mournful
silence.
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TnIRrY-SrvEy CITIZENS OF Orr

TnIRTY-SEvEN CITIZENS OF OBERL1N
One, INDICTED BY THE UNITED STATES
GRAED jury, FOR REsCUING FUGITIvE
SLAvB.-On the 18th of September last,
slave named Little John" was arrested in
Oberlin, by United States Deputy Marshal
Lowe Of Columbus. The same day, a mob of
the citizents of Oberlin was raised to prevent
the execution Of the process by the Mashal
and the negro was rescued at Wellington, a
few miles from Oberlin The recollection Of
the affair has mostly died away, but its history
is revived by the recent act Of the United
States Grand Jury at Cleveland, who have
found true bills against thirty-seven of the
ringleaders in the affair, including the Rev
Henry Peck, Professor in Oberlin College, the
Rev James NJ. Fitch formerly missionary to
Jamaica, several theological students, five
fugitive slaves and thirty other citizens of all
coors.
The two clergymen, and eleven others are
indicted for aiding and abetting the rescue of
the negro, and the remaining twenty four are
indicted for the rescue itself 1t is surmsed
that whatever course the white men and free
negroes indicted may adopt in regard to expos
ing themselves to trial, the fugitive slaves
among the indicted will at least disappear from
the scene and take the underground railroad
for some secure retreat.
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SUGARs.-The New York price current in
dicates thatthe recent attempts to getup new
sugar speculation, have signally failed. Prices
are again lower and the wholesale dealers are
inclined to rush them off at private sale or by
auction, at the best prices they can obtain.
The decline in new crop Louisiana within ten
days, has been &c per lb, while refining grades
Cuba are a &c lower. The reception from
New Orleans continue large, considering the
early season, and bid fair to exceed that of any
previous year up to January, 1850. The sales
have been large this week, New Orleans a
7tc; Cuba and Porto Rico g and Havana
boxes 81 &c; Refined dull at 81 98c; A
coffee crushed SIC; B SIC; yellow Il &c.
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THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


10 ths Edltnr q igf SPE
In the transcript of Friday occurs tie following
passage:
at is pleasant feature of the r,reseut contest f,r
muuciua off GERS that the conduct of bofb siics
has thus far been conducted fairly and oncri, and
,,iycs n ri,l, rrc1,tjsp az tbo sa,na b,no XXI ,it
through the few DAYS fllt ver r,.uaiu G.f,re The
election wv '''
1v,,,, ,., o,,,1,i ,,,,-,. l.. A..
ll !" nc rue III every particular buI we cannot so
sV nd IDfge' tle aTc,e IN lha paper Of the 81 st
liza, rai; ~ ~, ,.!f IL l-'l'OI' We VIII
M - ,,,,,.ir, -! -, ~ 'HS Pul pOst % cNIus7
+s,i ';ti 2' an" ~ escl'1S the u utH III regard
In ,aaIi ~ ,t tl ,lS III. .,, ,
IN Sle"hl-,S Oh lie OItlzehs cal, the transcript
I'll -; u ,,i'' !i-oI II "SSeI y are upon me ca
III & t7ii'N 40 'l'o " OlpIopilulh upon the ca4I'
- Si'n 'o1t tsatt ia H. by ial5ey chafacleIlZ-
- ~ % an ''l''I- e'lleit'ACe MOI tEleht VI tle He
~ r. io'c'' ou1 Is 'hI Oh Hlclael - Dri'coH
H., nc iaIt'gss o. tne article Is manifest When can
tb - iii' ~ lgicIGlce 10 Jle cali' ILaI
- 'e oi 1iiciael y DrlscOil Is nor lielei ana me
A,l,tj,, me ii"ie "e never aIPehueu 'oa IL.
,rs,,, tt,, - i0a Is oi uhoIeF
tid ~ 't 4 '". % my Ii''i iuut lilehueu 10 De
Inn oti ~ ~ I Nv se f,!oL ol 'Lle iT9hsclpJ'
who in lis t -; =; ~ -, - % a.. I i''I"l
man rh ~ I' I - d stlCi lo'I aOs'lhCIce
suIcd b , I r!.G. ea'l,Gs tli te eal ~
L7i,r ia ~ ~, ~ anu 'pCut every et-ooh
Al LOW me JabHsSs Oh me aluce Is
trniars il IL Iiv 'G, - stu, mat IN Oolh par
Iv-as hi a - - ,''e , "'uouleI eSi'eclal-
ran ~ 1' ''' Uft''"'' 'F''' cue
II ,rrcl, f,. +I,o c;,. p a., u..., =.
Upon anayzing tie cail We ind AIS Names
od tl,orot, t,i7ti,;@ - - - tS III
Of nerso az t tl ~ Io "ie lleuoliCuils' OF
Ia his for n,9r, - 49, T,ion aote' tol ~
90, ~ - ny, % 'lc DelIooi" az Aleii-
Known IN the ,r;tr OfG PoitlGS arg M
last nimber ars Pi"o,oy iouF nuns o. inns
,,,,,ili ~ - ~ 4NlnOS t'e H'lhes
fadal The ,oti, '''iU IL "ious IoSe VINO ~
r3rnce"diT ara ',i', ~ I.' "o.in pI5 III lS
Eie tcy,aS , in tb 'lJ ne, ~, anu ivilI
tbei, lit rtj az VII M .',,CG men III
essoTs 40 wen '9 i" 'i'eH pUOIlo PIo-
NJ, ,Iit,- f +1, ,;4 - .. -
o 6G - ',,q i'eMt g,es tie names
canIiIatcs f sIr ~ ." Pot t, /" ioi'tS
and N, rl ia 80 ny ,it otucI I,ali
of tnd ,oic . ms 5l m tiii one ~, I
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