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TORDAN'S w. 5. STRINGS.

VORDAN'S w. :. SPRINGS.
lN FREDERICK COUNTY, VA,
Five miles from Winchester, Ia miles from
StepsensOn's Depot. (P. Oh on the Har- A. A
Per's Ferry and Winchester Railroad. NEAS
Leaving Baltimore, Washlngto or Cum liz i
bsriand In ths eaIly morning train. VIA HaFprTs
Ferry for Stephenson's Depot. arrive at Springs
same day by O'Clock p. IN. Leaving the Springs
connect with eNprt ss tram at Harper's Ferry. ar
rive IN Baltimore at $40 a. nl. and Washington at II
a. same day.
Grounds extensive and beautifully shaded. Fine
music anf experienced servants. Hot and cold sui
phur baths The water for sale in barrels bottles
Mails daily, except sunday.
In dyspepsy, gout, rheumatism, dropsy. chronic
dlarrhea and dy sentery chrome diseases OF the yer
spleen, kidneys, bladder, &c, especially M erup-
tive diseases, This water invaluable. To inyallds
generally, and pecaily those suffering from debil-
Ity this water is advised IN June and July
Through tickets from Baltimore and Wash
ingtOn.
Je Slim DR.. r. NJ. JORDAN BRO.
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT.

A NALOSTAN RETREAT.
The above place is now open for the reception Of
visitors. a. n
PRIVATE PARTIES. CLUBS, PICvAt
MICS, &c, accommodated with Refresh- l:.W
niehtS. y Is Apply ior parleniar lniormss.on to Jonas
quOr and grocery store.
An OmuIbus will leave 9th street and Penn. ave-
nue., on Sundays at and II a. m. I, s, Sc, ard D.
M; returning IN the intermediate hours. Fare to
and from the Island, S1s cents. Tickets to be had at
all the hotels.
Omnibuses for PartIes-apply as shove.
ia 1S-im l.
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JOUR BILLS ARE NOW READY.

would respectfully notify my friends and Gus
toners that their bll now ready for presenta-
ton, and will be rendered if not called Tor by the
9th INST | earnestly request that they call and make
early settlement, as l wish to close my books to
July LIST.
IL 1 would again remind those indebted to the
late firm Of Collcy Sears, that their ,counts will
be placed in the hands of collector if NOT settled
by the 10th Of July, that must be closed
j. w. COLLEY,
je "a cost 523 7th St., doors from Pa ave-
EASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES from the
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SEA BATHING.

SEA BATHING.
NHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
This Summer Retreat only two miles from Old
Point, will be re-Opcned the 10th OLA. 4
June, when the Proprletors will be happy FEA1
TO see any OF their friends who may wish ilhH L
TO enjoy salt Water Bathing and the I.uxnTIes ,'i
the Seaboard. The Hall has been much IInorovsd
and beautlhed, and ample preparations mace for the
comfort and pleasure of all who may visit this de-
llghtful resort. Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
Garages, &c. always in readiness to contribute 10
the enjoy at OF the guests.
X. q. BANKS Il SONS.
= Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington in
The steamer Louisiana and North Caro- arrive at
tiie ID AL next morning to breakfast either br On
IlDhs Ia hampton or Ste9rner Coffee. le l5-im
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Georgetown Advertisement.
BRICKS! BRICKSu BR
BRICKS =.

BRICKS! BRICKSu BRICKSm
We are now manu- featuring, ard have on hand
quantity of best hard made BRICK, which we Offer
al the lowest market prices. Our aTrang ements are
such to enable us to daiv TO any part Of the Dis.
trlot. Our Yard is situated near the Aqueduct,
Virginia SIDE. Apply to GEO. s. RUNEY & CO.,
or L. PICkERELL& CO., Georgs stown.
js A-lm"
6 UM MER Kinks.
Blaot berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Raspberry do, Curacoa
SiEger co, Abslnthe,
Sherry do, COrdials,
Soda wafer Syrups, Malt Liquors.
StrOughtOn's and other Bitters ..
The cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por-
ter. Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
in the District.
Ths above, as well as our unrivalled Mineral
Water and Cider, constantly on hand and for sale by
Army & SHINN,
81 Green street, corner of Olive,
Je4 lieOrgetOwu.
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NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
STORE

DIANOS AT GREAT BARGA'NS.-I have
Il Ros in store over thirty PIANDS.-
from the very best manufacturers OF thg EV$7
couttry az prices To suit the times. sese ItsN''
raj very hne Pianos, but little used, are Chering at
great bargains.
Tive Of Hsllet n Davis's, octave, rosewood
cases iron frames. for S2lS.
One Of knaDe & Co.'S for S2p.
One of Mum n Clsrke's for S25o.
Seven others, from $50 20 SlH.
Call and see yourselves. 1850, -
iee SeS, between eth and Ioth sIs.
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SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
- Blu TIER COOLERS. TEA SETS
ChSrORS, CAKE BASKETS, best quslity,
ALBATA sPoQNs, FORKS. LADIES.
plated TABLE KNIVES.
Just received. and offering very low. at S33 Penn
avenue.
je24 H. O. HOOD
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EOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY SrORE,
L situated on the corner of 18th and B streets,
near the Canal at present occupied Dy Capt. Jonas
r Levy, who will vacite the premises on the 18th
of June. 1t is well fitted with shelving counter,
blns o. and is the most desirable stand in the city
for resident, country, and river trade. For terms
DER. corner of q and 18th streets west.
10
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Il
We respectfully notify all persons having open
accounts on our books that all have been made off
and are now ready for delivery. Those not called
for before the Gath will Re delivered without dis
elimination OF lergth of time standIug next week
Ot course IL will be understood that the object of
TINS Is to have them paid.
je e2l-dtJ il,S CLAGETT & DODSON.
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4e thoEe that seek rclirf from the ma ladies Of ths
teeth, can cheorfEllJ recommend De. :. Baly as q
IuFeriOr Dentist; he made q set OF porcelain teeth
Tor one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has 81 stood vel for than
tan years. ROBERT II. NIXON.
of the Va. Conf Of the NJ. L. Church Sopth,
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Washington. Aus. q. lass. J.@.FRsHcn.

kxtraet from rste reoey Cd from the late % Js!u
n. Clayton.
u. !. SENATE, AIt. Is, lsa,
The teeth yea made for me vors admirably; noi-
'as ''ald be Os'''r' Ss' hoaS hoiasiSSqM,I' qM,I.'cLIY1on
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CAPTAIN B: F.WELLSi ~ NOW RUNNING
~ ms new and fast steamer ANTE
hOPE between Georgetown and &&aS4ANN
darper's Ferry on the Chesap apeake1nzDc.skxzz1
and ONO Canal, as follows: Leaves GEORGETOWN
every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday mornings at
10c!oGk Returning leaves Harper's Ferry every
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock n. m.
Through in u hours. Fare So. Way passengers
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EOK RENT-TwO first cass new three-stOry
Z BRICK HOUSES, situated on West ST.. con-
tanning IA rooms each, with bath rooms and gas
thT1ng hont. Rent reasonable. Apply to II. l.. OF.
rOIE, NO. 49 High ttreet, Georgetown, ID. T..
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t'OR RENT-A desirable, modern built. three
4 story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing. No. 404 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
containing IL rooms, gas throughout, marble man.
tells. water and bath room. Inquire on premises or
room No; 8, first floor, Post Office Department.
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TAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

"A discount Of Six Per Ce t, will be allowed on the
Tax oi 1888 II PAID prior to the lst July next. II
persons in for previous wears tax wou DO
well to call and settle. to themselves expense
and ratification.
je es-lm$ C.. F. SHEKEIT, Collecfnr
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Tor RENT-That very desirable brick Dwell
Il LING HOUSE, No. 4oi 18th street. between I
For terms. apply to WOODBURY. EMERY. No.
405 18th street after o'clock D. m. lie 25- eotf
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u Of the building occupied as an ofhce BY c. 8.
Wallaen, and immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WAII.ACH
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.-Seye-
L raj families and single gentlemen can find pleas
ant Rooms and good Board at Miss MOILEY'S, ZIG
Penn. avenue, near 18th street. the house formerly
Occu pied by Mrs. Anderson. The location Is conve-
EIent Tor gentlemen having business the Ca pi to
or Departments, or engaged In stores in the CITY
Terms moderate Strangers IN the city and trans ant
people Will he'd this one of the most convenient To-
cItioas In the city. je "a eotf
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A PIANO FOR $40 A MONTH.-SIx yery
"A good second hand Pianos. for sale low al SO
per month. JOHN r. ELLIS
Just think of it-a PIANO for Sio per month ar
ELLIS'S Piano Store, ie %
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Dancing Aeaoemics.
1)iano-fcrtes ano Hlnaif.

An Elegant and most Elaborate drawing Room.
N Tor.vr Rosewood PIANO FORTE or .a. Dsaiss round
corners the front double seoloped and Aryk
al around shs <ss ne y eSved bssntfu dsass ksys fn
style sndor and OF the ssihcsnf oosf PnDA
found two mouths in made b, u no s.sr sahsn
IA NewYork and fahy warranted fr yeGss; n4Ac 70 oSr
snd cost ESQ and will be sod for sl-sn ssss, lsrsal.
Apply IL No. GA Ssthsv near srh ct, from n sA ~
VIII b. bcyss fos Shipping II Ns,ard
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uESRY GERHARD, GYMNASIUM (Hygenic

i -jyrnnA.tic. and Calis'heri sl FENCING ACADEMY
and MILITARY INSTITUTION FoL Eroadswords, Rapi-rs,
Vul..s and Single Scks No $50 bosdway SIyse-snt In
tuie-A A. ihs establishment pupils (of both and every
.l will b. and cited every day Flysica I'd
ton after sye baed entirely scienthr chiefly Physio
logical prinop'es
hnies H. GERHARD.
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Go Ubom it man Concern.
FOR THE HOMELESS.

"ONES FOX HE HONELESS.
II PLENTY FOR THE DESTITUTE
m ,,rsh the iLdeagUsble exertious nf WERE FOSTER
90 on sehaif Of the WONAN'S PRUrF TIVE ENIGRA.
Tim SOCIETY homes and employment have been prepared
IN illinois indians for between go and 700 porkng
u tb. society funds wberuwth de.y tie Of
isolation the. could he from ronged
,e,. vhch they traverse day AFTER day looking for work.
iSdrpenGence and respecabity. aen and Of New
Yot shall ask in vain for the doing this humane,
M and economical thingl Consider WELL that each day OF
pdiuk unreeyed adds its victims swell the crowd IL
ouicsss and empha,!cny No by liberal do
nations paid TO the Treasurer H. j. PAIRCH(LD No. llg
Broadway the Secretary the Office Of the Society National
Hall No. Csnat any Of the following gentlemen. who
will ssSly act Receiver namely: James Boorusn No. 80
No II BaTns sp Eoraee Greeley Tribune Baidipss DR. L.
j. Warner Ne ~ Ls.yesplaee Geo. H. Jone', Nc. ii VII
uspI. T. w. Heust.sy No Blowing green
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3oaro an0 Rooms.

4 VERY desirable suite Of ROOMS, or sepa-
a,ely eonyel,nt for Gentlemen snd IN IL NIse. or re
Gentlemen. be- obtained by applying a. No. "Nowt,
Brooklyn Icght where ItTt OF quiet Rome az Do
realized. Terms moderate. References eNchaHs'd
DOARD in a SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
~ gentleman and his Wife OF two single senti"Dsn-nrr
evangelical churhmAy Pheasant ,.rish.d
and board in house with uo"rn improvements ne "
cuy BroadN aud 29ths Terms - week Address
NJ L. BOX No. 26o7 stating residence and e"r.ee
DOARD.-Genteel Board for Families and Ger
- emen In aud newly furnished House. Apply Of No.
1879 Ten,h-s,. 81, Marks sqp,re.
BOARD and ROOSiS.-A handsome Parior Suite
- first floor ard ether Noa leg and 10, East ikbs
opposite the Academy Of Music
NO. 40 MORTON-ST., between Bleeekor and
IN Hud.oa.-RoOMS to LET, with BOARD, fsEnished r
unfurri.hed. References exchanged
WIN. c. GREENE's TEMPERANCE DINING
w ROOM, DO. ia Chsmb-p,t, Ncw:Ycrk farn'.aed
Rooms To le, BY the day week Meals at all boo & Gay
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90 farmers an6 Others.

CUANO,
From the ,snd Of Ylde Pscihc Ocean 500 uns Just
e.yed aud for sale, in lots 70 suit purchasers, by
GEORGE g. HOBSOS, No ~ Sou'h-r.
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II NICHOLAS BUCKLEY LEWIS wbs &c

II bis houss many years vii write 10 be Mo1Hrh as
20 JOHN RUSSELL, ssa, soh,itor No 81 hHsot"y
square, Dab Ireland. he Mi hssr u .51otsg = hs ID
'sss
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Cost an6 FOUND.

81 Ea,t Broadway Coluin bl.st or Avenue d. a black vel
SH ANVIL trimmed with suitable reward viii be paid
by leaving at VIM SIMPSONS, No Sis loh-'t' New-f1rk.
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BUTTONS NEW THEATER-BRoADwAY.

Perfect success of the new original American Comedy,
A BACHELORS WIFE,
with Mr. Charles Mathews Mr.. Broughsm, Mrs H. W. Dayen'
port aud Mrs A Parker ia parts written expressly for them
And the great burlt squc Of -
COLUMBUS,
with is magnificent scenery brilliant wit aud merry
and beautiful groupings and sbesux Columbus Mr Broughain
To conclude with coored sketch by Nh Charles Mathews
TAKING BY STORM.
RuH MI Charles Mathew
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Chances for Business Hlem.
PARE CHANCE for INVESTMENT in

4 RARE CHANCE for INVESTMENT IN
~ REAL ESTATE-PARTNER WhNrED-Th" owner ~
acres living within from 20 tic l'Cs ~ lc cty
ot Fort Wsyte Indiana consisting OF Improved FARMS ~ high
cultivation comprising both prairie and mhcred lands wen wa
tered aud with ,.l % n Ail sstXEREgo
a Thc- supplied win iag, SUI utu
bick houses la.rN houses. bas and all other outhnns irht'
h,suv orchards The In their prst ste'e oil cVa
o $50 bushels annually, aud
their cultivation be- increased 70 any desirable cx
tent Wabash and Eri, Csu extending from Lake Ere to
tine through these lands distance OF ule'
M To-do Wabash and Western Rairo,d which has
the lands thus efordus the of mu"de aus
produce t eapet rates TO either The Eastern OF
Southern markets Fort Wayne which Is row central pot
railroad all directions contains pOpuson
AGRICULTURAL products equal 10 in the Western country
The nigbpoOd Is remarkable fr hrahluess the water is
pure aud in all respects be locality unsurpassed a. an sgricu
iuu region y other in the Western The time Of
travel N,wYork railroad j. from thirty to hry - hours
TIL. farms already stocked with improved pura aud grade
a!r she. hogs, h0res &C. ard tur"d With ell The upr
Of nlicutuIr. II" terms which half joint interest
would b. disposed Of tulow Onecghth Of the purchs,
hand onegth in six he, and the rmaudnr in an
ual nstaets the onehs Of the productions Of the farms
going in the time toward tie liquidation OF the debt The
value under continued improvement, cannot fau
short in The Of these farms who
this proposition pactic farmer and encesd In their
cultivation and wO, prefer joint owner snd partner one WHO
practically IN sgicurr and take with hun
mutual charge and management OF the property though he wOni
not object inactive partner Mp and charts OF the property
can b. SEEN aud fuller particulars ve by addressing calling
upon BENJAMIN RUFFNER (thr Owrer of the pop"ryl at
No q Ctn.ylacr addrcsn, Box No 1876 Tribune One.
aud legitimate parties need TINS ohrrE
iWUbug, but substantial thing.
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Gonses 10 fet.

YI'O RENT with STEAM POwER-On tho
corner OF RAYMOND and Boivnsts Brs0kya. ROON,
751a5 four ROOMS 2512a all Me lighted Inquire ~ the h&
Hanuf.c.ory Raymond aid Wloushby Br0obys. "
at No. l66 WatoT--t t., New. foSk
ITO LET, or for SALE CHEAp-A snug TWO
,ory and basement brok HOUSE located Bond -, wsss
aide 6rs, dor below Dean-s.. BROOKLYN. Inquire ~
ROBERT NJ. SrREBFlGH fib"ne Ohse
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tjousse amo farms tUanisS.

4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANFED.-Ihc
~ Advertiser for more y'af- MIN mo
privilege purchasing modern bunt HOUSE Ia hathy 10
ion with Sinbe and 0utbldEs the prrnin~ wthn I'VE
hours, rar OF this city siad steamboat ss ~rrs o.,
cultivated Ground alta ned will BE- required Addn. WIZ oa
particulars \ Is. A., Box Ne. 2S Newly ORR Po't omo".
VNANTED-in Williamsburgh, small, TWO.
w story HOUSE location dry sd within ID MN is:
ualk of Grand st. or Peck-sp Ferry Cheap f'r eth Nd
OILY lowest price stating The stest snc nbsf
ard all particulars. TIMELY, Tribune Ohos.
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ID O + X L q Il ID r. Z n
HI GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan 10, At
NIRLOS SALOON.
KEMBLE's READINGS

Nl DODWORTHS SALOON.
Mrs. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE viii read Stskespeares
phyof MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING on THURSDAY
EVENING January a. O'Clock II DodwOuhs Saloon No
$40 Broadway Doors op-n al O'clock. On FRIDAY ENkN-
ING, Jan Is, she will resd the MERCHANT OF VENICE
Tickets 81 for each reading NAV be had at Mcssrs Frsnciss
crowens and ChTsters bookstore, and VIM Hal sons
music stoie; also from Mr. C. w Polnsn Jantor % the
University Medical College III lh and q. the door On the
he r,adirg
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IF You want the best of DRINK use WI w.
Il AYRES'S CYLISDRICt Al REN ERSE CURRENT VII
TER YOU have purc. No ~ Ful,pns ~ .ssrs,
or No IL Br-km'u-.;.
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MARBLE WORK,

tHB undersigned hareHy ulost repeatedly recommends
ls's.e naT-ar O. te EU5iic and hopes he will receive
aa-a.a share Of patronage.
mays-1-l A. MITCHELL.
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pursuance OF decree Of the county Court of Humph-
rs.s county made a. s OclOb6r Term 1877 iu I11
Louisa EHler CO lls.s the heirs Of JesrOu t1aeFF
czst sha proceed % sell a. public sale, 70 Jhe Highest
BIDDER he late rezidtuCe Of the sad Jefferson Fowler
.f.1ls-, iburslay ne "a day Of January E
a1. Tract Jf Land aad eleven Negroes. The land
.ElEE uL acres veil improved, aud te good, Jiug
aoE.a sir- buck River, tle muuJb 0 Hurricane
.rr- in Hum Ihr2ys county, The Of Msn,
' end tHtLren, the most OF whom kely and val
Ja. The land VIII Do sold subject 70 The widows DOVER
credit ui and tHo years sLd fh5 slaves credit
lH Give mon he. Notes and approved security vii
TeGEIre- rf The purcaas8rss aLo d Zen refined On
Lard anil the pur,hase mousy psid. said land and
belongs t1G estate of the lsd JsngBoa Fowler Co
.H.-rl. aI1 soil tgF distribution.
F1.s LH-9lh day 90 Decem Der. 1887.
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RHn4fnn.

o. gfrue Of an execution issded BY TIE Clerk d lstar
~ rr the .aancCr, CourOi C0Gss o11nl fem a8a rt
ne lirelet. viii srl 70 the highest bidder fr ta+bl1
aad. al fle Court House doora me town or EanclglE
hruia ina nrst Gay Of Fe5aaTy nsE5, l65, thc ou
Of Land, vii: one o hand ftal ll ne
-l 5ly district Of Coffee counsy Tenn, znd belH1st
Ii VS., w.t. t ginning rOsi oak ana Fs lsfrs ae
N aess corner Oi gu eutry IN tls Lame 20 4elnao
Wao.tr- T 50UJ ares. rlnntug thence 01 ros SO
1-ucs uorb 9j5 palss slsEe theme set l ora
stake aud pointers, thence 5uuth 30 poles O. t1u ae n
uIaE Con ai ing hy essiuagon, tu8Fe h1ndrod ecFos
Aad also. other tract OF Laad O. ueled n Pc eh et
tr-t1Ct 10 t0h5B COuuty Tenn bounded aa llQi "a
On n0fth By he Lands beloUEing 81 m her-
w W1tsrs0u cec'd, on TIE easl By - L-lads Q
hI6ifFaud on tas south By lne Lindsoi 4 L lal
tH= west 3 ths ands 0fGeoTge ahaEi t9fe1 la y
Aaz .uts7 slack and granted 1g me staio q -. -,
-zr.Uas b.. lltrroL Both ne said tr1cta = ----
Ia as>fho property Of ssinusl B hafIA % sA-ts ~
EEeca.i0n I1 favor Of Thomas A. anoerta. q, .-,-.
shsra ~ C0Gse soGaEgs Fsan1
es5. Is-g8. Pfs. Zoe sSlp
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