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Iron ina 81 Paul Pioneer, Jaas 3oh,l -,
Gentleman. arrived ia this city Yesterday from the
s AGENCY and reports that band Of the lower Sioux
pc brdker into aud pundcred the government ware.
Aose both al the upper and lower agencies OF large
cunt Of pro, ssions. Thsw for doing thh was
hi DELAY 81 the payment and distribution of provisions
4 detachment Of United States toops kom Fort
gdrey arrested parrs1sss and leaders in the
re sons Of Shakopee and Esglp Head.
We learn that the Yanktonnss of whose deprsds&iops
4 Msdary We have published an account are robbng
be settlers and killing their cattle tho ageaclss
Our informant came through from sioux Falls city
He states that 1T that place sixty of the settlers have o
cuued stone bockhouse, and determined to resist
the ssyuges They wcli-srmed and provided pouti-
,uly with provdons and ammunition.
over three hundred settlers, alarmed at the hostile
hearing Of the Indians, have deserted their claims ON the
west banks Of the Sioux river and have migrated Ne
braska
From the same paper. July 81 3
We learn from Hon. Charles Grant formerly member
Of the legislature from the Pcmbna district that he
ceived letter yesterday from the Rev. Mr. Belcour
stating that tho Sioux Indians had Invested the settle
plent Of ST. Joseph Pembina Up to the date OF
Mr. Belcours lstterthe l4th Junesio lives had been
taken but twenty five horses and number Of cat
he had been stolen by the Sioux.
These depredations, occurring ut different and widely
separated points extreme frontier show precon
oerted purpose Of hostility the part of the savages
which is the duty OF the State well the general
government, to punish and for the future, prevent
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- fnx. ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT GEoRaKTowN
tonese ~ 30 Asd on "Wednesday July IA O'Clock
M On shs previous day the graduating C viii prin-
this day viii be VI O'Clock D. m ~ y
The pubic respectfully
July = u fa b. A. MAGUnRE President
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THE CELEBRATION or INDEPENDENTS nay

THE CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY
Monday was observed in this city as the Fourth OF
JuiJ A bright beautiful day ushered in amid the
booming OF cannon, the ringing of bells the firing of
pistols. the cracking Of and torpdos and
the joyous shouts Of free and happy people On
that morning every lover Of his country devoted few
moments TO perussI Of the Declaration Of Independence
and thps fortified went forth participate in the gcneraa
rejoicing. Outsdo Of his own domicil he was greeted
oy friends, or perhaps by Strangers in the most cordial
manner and his sHussd with those soulstfrrnx
national anthems Hail Columbia nThe Star spnn,
gled Banner, Independence Day has come. (. Red.
White, and Blue performed by tho ipdefatigable
in every part Of the city Indeed felt
that their conduct in aiding to call up patriotic remins
cences Of the most glorious day the history of our
try should hide multitude OF SINS and we determined
to be more patient with them in the future . "a
The streets crowded at an early hour but there
were no disturbances of the peace Our citizens with
their wives and families, made holiday OF It, and left
their private pursuits for day Of pleasure in some quiet
woodland retreat or at the different avorite excursion
points along the Potomac For the almighty dollar
seemed to be forgotten and nothing was thought of but
the precious legacy left by orefathers Farly In
the afternoon they began return and before nghtfai
the city was full again. Then came thoughts Of the fire.
works. and such stream Of excited people AZ made their
way from every point to the Presidents grounds Four
teenth street and every eligible point from which the
display could BIO plainly SEEN has been witnessed
In this city before Little children were led along
and the infants in their little wagons pulled by
their nurses joined in the crowd 1t seemed as if the
city deserted and the entire population had congre
gated at that single point of attraction The exhibition
commenced about o'clock by the firing of rockets
which called forth the admiration of the assembled thou
sands. The Buchanan shells the admired and
''ladies whms reminded many signing lover of the
tices which often had tornened him in his happies
moments. Although many parts Of the exhibition were
really superior still there those who were somewhat
disappointed On the whole, however there was very
general satisfaction expressed. The Marine Band en-
liyened the entertainment with their best music.
Thus passed the day in Washington, and we conf
future.
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0sr1cE CloYyrsG AND EsrrAsS
Philadelphia June "a 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS once
Tho following aries deliverable at the United States Army Depot
1850 hats Or best quality bIf fen very lightly sasned 81,
different zes Tho dnensss Of AIS hat tedan sIe) to be ~
oval nat head inch long inch curve; er@ s inches wide
Sa no s a ROVE ~ sny 81 ne
silk binding edge
Sess Scotch consy and ounce Of best English coass backs
double bm and double squared The snenng Of the best Campbell
The following mountings of brass, viz;
1000 Crossed sabres 500 Shell and Flame,
1000 Trumpes $500 Crossed Cannon,
Also, 500 black Ostrich feathers. N'''''''
1880 do yuiure
bands (colors
daer the three times
through slide Of same material with sse each end less
The above articles CONFORM respects with
the sealed standard patterns In this office where they be
lined, and where additional information will be
70 prevent any in regard to the quality the hat
showing the quality intended by their proposals. These sample
posa stating price tAcy will agree to furnish each or either
kind which may be decided upon by proper authority
Der must be delivered before tbs 18th day August
on before the sh day O. september and the remaining oned
on or before the Eth day OF October at the option the
Two sufficient securities will DO required Of contractors the
monts Of said persons that they WIN be such security
good and sufficient security be Furnished contract obtain
ed, viii be transmitted with the proposal.
J. to be distinctly understood by every obtaining
or authority and that sale assignment transfer without
regarded the contract and the contract
and his securities wiz be held responsible for all damage
The privilege reserved by Increasing from
onehrd 70 one half the quantity all the supplies above
by giving the contractor months Increase
Payments viii be made each delivery Ton m cent Of the
Nh viii be 70 a s ess saa an sS
on The par. Of The contractor in fulfilling the contract
the articles proposed TO be furnished considered
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Toy JOY!! TO THE AFFLICTED.--1he great
- remedy discovered the Aguo
LAYER Complaint Dyspepsia and all diseases OF the stomach
Ahonse oubat graduate OF the University Edinburgh
a successful practitioner OF medicine
West Indies has discovered not only remedy but
principle In the treatment OF above
L. claims
into the stomach passes the circulation by coming
with the the disoae
ing TO do much good possible he will send
fellow beings require this recipe with full explicit
working enclosing eight
three-cent United States postage stamps. Address
# DIR. AIPffONsE LOUBAT,
Washington City, D. O.
Brhe money will be returned in all whore does
give entire satisfaction.
July 7--3t@ ENsr
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GALE OF VEGETABLE sTANDs.-An persons

GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS.-AH persons
~ DESTROYS Of obtaining vegetable stands the
throughout the city hereby notified that they the
highest bidder regulate markets. &c commencing
with ss
Centre Market saturday July ID, 5,@
Eastern Market, Monday, July 9th.
Northern Market Wednesday, July 18th. "
Western Market, Friday, July 9th.
~ BPcrsons holding Centre Eastern North
and Western Markets retain them by paying appae
mcnt price OF said stands. - = ~,
BY order Of the Mayor
June 23-2awtJuly2
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OUR THANKS AND OUR BILLS--The former
" TO the who purel,se Of
us for cash. and others who pay promptly when called
constant aim 10 In their confidence
The latter Qf called will e,v
days to all indebted often and clearly that
all our bills must be promptly paid cash presented or they
would be discontinued that We deem requisite only say
adhere . this rule: - =
possible without disturbing pleasant relations which
existed between many Of our customers md long
ries Of years. - ~
FERRY BROTHER
"Central Stores y wcstb building
June 22-lotdf opposite Centre Market.
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T,HE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR Springs

u iy miles Washington )-posscssion having been
ressnsd from the late tenant this estabkhep opened
the 18th june the
eDt and most reliable assistants. 2 ftFI
No pains viii be spared tho
guests and to regain the former high reputation Syringe
orange railroad leave Alexandria T
ana "a me evening, and return al Az p M ncx
day leaving Richmond also twice day thus s6ding
vcnicnt Of access. N c F, (. n
The terms o fare will be s. day per week. 80
mouth 80 for Months, endnu Ia
hafirice rTIIov ~ cprr,S
2g--ainos Ell fse &ttet ~ - '-~-''s
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CHARLEs.s LONDON CORDIAL GIN-rHE

~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN MI0RrED-rns 0p
distilled London from sound barley under tho
British excise laws dsHcse Favored with fracture The saa
berry, the
bo Kingdom rendering the Of tbs
cal The purest aud safest smunl diurcc drink
delicious son and delicate diotrnG
from other Gin aud DEVOID harsh wA
ders the article known Holland GIN Shnapp
medicine, physriasa
generally cases Of Dyspepsia Govt RhsnaAlsm Dsy Gravel
Colo Cholera Fever and Structure Diseases Of
the Kidneys and the Bowels Nsrsoas Debility &c. whn
weaker will upd BY Adopoa sas dstrsxs
M Valentine Mott q New York, tAe highest mssa authority
pronouncss CLARS LONDON C0RA p soa oaiu sup< risr
other the best article the kind he h6
peculiarly sdapsod 70 sssls ~ sassAeEa wsss
For ss Qnasts ~ seventy ave and pn
by all druggists sroes uersrs and country sraass
OF limitations Buy only CHARIknsS NONE OTHER rs nIURTED
May had Washington Ford Brother Daniel Cssrk .
b. Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot McharA Ryoa
EMUND e. OaARik,
Importer, No. 10 Broadway York
EDMUND 9. CHARLES, Importer
Mar lily 40 Broadway New Y.sa
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BRAsIuAs LRoAnoS,
Washington, July I'd, 1858.

TISlIE FANCY BALL; Metrical Description of
Il Fancy Ball given at Washington 9th April 1885, dedicated
to Mrs Senator Gwn containing the the
represented and descriptive Elegantly printed pper
and handsomely bound Price 81 co. receipt Of
two dollars IN stamps otherwise. small print
Published by FRANKLIN PHILIP 332 Penn av
june Between 9th 10th streets
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REDFoRD SPRINGS. --This well-known and de-.

bedford SPRINGS. This we'll known and de-
ID hghfa SUMMER RESORT will be opened reception OF
visitors on the 10th OF June and kept until tho
The and spacious buildings erected fully
completed and the whole establishment has in SUI
perof style aud the no, cx
ceed In any part OF the United Stntes
The hotel will be under the AG
whose experience
the amplcst and treatment 7'l
In addition the other Is
state that reach Bedford by daylight ride from
Chamhersburg
company arrangements to supply ,eys
and individuals with BEDFORD WATER by csr,v or
in bottles at The following prices the spfihes
For n barrel mulberry ................... a. oo
,W w 90
rot ~ ''i's 90
roi = 20 90
ni ~ sa. "a
h"os pa PCT u"1'h
Tho barrels carefully prepared purchasers ny ded
upon receiving the water fresh snd sweet ~
All communications should be addressed %
THE BEDFORD MINERAL. SPRINGS co
june oV-usW Bedford county, Pa
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DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS monroe COUNTY VIA.

pED SULPHUR SPRINGS-MoNRoE COUNTY. VIR-
III GrsAThee celebrated Mineral Springs opcn for The
reception Of visitors well known that medicinal agents
that have been tried have had such na
the Rcd sulphur speedy plno
nary consumption bronchial affections chronic darhoa dyspepsia
and diseases o the brain -. = =
Richmond Lynchburg the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad at Newburn Depot They but
thirty eight miles OF staging
audria and Virginia Central railroad seventy miles
OF staging
would secure better better
by coming Early al usually much through
month Of August T. = CAMPBELL A. 90
May 30ra2no
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Vile IL, LONDON STAGE, COMPLETE IN ForrR
I" ne language exclusive et SAskspearcs '' oe' pays
NJ, .e ,No sefa tand copies only, oncs beng ,p.,
r0eo ~ "f"''e, if"n london by
FRANK TAYLOR
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Z T0NESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT
81 Springs Warren county, North CaronsThcsc Springs
uated healthy and pleasant section Of the country 10 miles
from Warenton Depot the Raleigh railroad which
place Mr. John Wilson Will keep and handsome
stage ready TO take directly tho Springs
The establishment will be opened for the reception
the 10th day Of June, 1855
#U
per mouth go. $50 90
:" q week. 10 90
=" day 2 90
Horses per month ......,s.... ........ IL 90
week ....... o
day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
For children under IL years age half price
daily mail win be brought the Springs during the
JUNK %, 1858. w. d. JONES Proprietor.
July 7-2m2taw
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TUE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL or NEW YORK
Net 1858 81 085 gOg Of Suyei IN s,,
bonds aud mortgages OF first class - 800
Frederick = Wuson, president secretary
A. Y PGarneu, ~ d. examining physician 46b Ninth strre
Pamphlets and further information may obtained al Tho of az
- CHARLES DE sEI.DEN Agent
June z1-ucm' No 601 Seventh street, IA
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MTlscoNsIN AND MINNEsorA COMMISSION

NV INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL. LAND AGENCY GEORGE
an once on Main street. door the Banking
eoie sumner, q Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin,
am prepared TO buy sell give information with regard
hrn 'arnina lands government lands ehher
win land warrants Wisconsin
he selling or leasing Of lands ots dwelling
cry on COMMISSIONS TO make collections, pay taxes tee
collect rents &c, 6c ass9' ~ ~ = -~,~'
Particular attention given MONEY which rusrsnty
10 loan Cd real estate worth leaned
and secure to the from twclvo
nualy Security NnnosotA "A NOR.
than in Now for the that advancing
- 70 oo per cont every year. Interest legal Wisconsin, high
as u per cent, and In Minnesota usury law
All business and letters inquiry TO- and re-
turns rcmied BY mail or express Of the country
Feb I7--8m GEO FARNAN
He refers 10 tho following gentlemen G. Washburne III q
Mineral Point Wis; Gov. Alex Randall Madison Wis., Lieut. Gov
T. d campbs L. Crosse WIS., Hon Hastings tate easurer)
Tcnccan, Wis., Hon. Thco Rodo (rcceiver La
Crosse, WIS., Hon. Cameron Crosse Judge Lord do
do Hon. Geo. Gall, Judge 9th Judicial crcu GalevlIc wis.,
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A CARDs-L CASPARIS has a lot Of Superior Old
Wines and Liquors, in bottles, hand which put up from
IL TO 10 years agoe thing for medicinal
respectfully invited to call and Try Table TAILS vintage
Just received. July 4--1wds
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cpta 100000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
The only company Washington having clause in M char
-
Risks on buildings merchandise furniture &c. the lowest
49,
Besides tho actual capital company the individual la,lu
clause Of the charter renders private each
liable
oace-oorncr Of Pennsylvania and Tenth street
+
VIM. y. Bayly, BENZ. Beau Francis Nahum
James r. Halliday, Hudson Wn, Cr,ra "-'o
Simucl Bacon, Joseph Bryan w Cali
NJ Mo ohargo made for policies
JAMES G, MCGUIRE, President, = 4
GRAFTON d. HANSON Secretary June fly
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n ENGLISH LADY is DESTROYS of meeting
IA with arccngAgementas gcyerncss course
instruction athe thorough English edu
post Office Richmond Virginia,
July 1~-2ts
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TEAcHER WAyTED-The trustees Of 4,

TEACHE R WANTED.-The trustees of the
Koce vile Academy, in Montgomery county Nd wish
gafe permanently principal
hutnsion aud proficient language
personal with candidates examination as to
character, will be required
when eecon will be made ensuing year. commencing on
tho LIST September. - 80
The Rockville Aoideny school
hths Of the tuition fees 80 -
The towa Rockville Washington BIZ
turnpike whh daily communications and Is remarkable for
health, and posscsses many social advantages.
BY order q the board RICHARD D. BOWIE
July 3-3taw4w aocra,.r,
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A CARD.-Our patrons are hereby notified that all
IA accounts ledger up
sa and will be respectively preparatory
the LIST july has been uniform practice and
say here that expect presented
cheerful and prompt response
June 27-eod4wH HooE, BROTHER co.
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FURNISHED HOUSE--For Rent genteey-fur
nished house Of nine Wizards
Address Furnished House box 500 City Post Once
July TIT
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CRIMINAL COURT.

SUNDAY, July 4.-The court met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt at o'clock The prisoners, John s. Devn and
James r. Devlin having been brought into court and
placed in the box the jury in and scveray answered
to their names. Upon being asked If they had agreed
upon verdict the foreman replied that they found James
r. Dcvln guilty Of mansaugter but not guilty Of muir
DER and they found John Devn not guilty indicted
The judge inquired whether the verdict in the latter case
rendered by of the prisoner insanity to which
the foreman replied that the jury divided in opinion
upon that point Thereupon, John S. Deylin was dis
charged and James T. Deyn was rcmandcd to Jail to
await the sentence of the court.
The court adjourned until Tuesday next at ten o'clock
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TINE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. -
Il Tho annual meeting Of the Stockholders Magnetic Tee
graph Company will BIO held at the Office Of the company Psde
pia Thursday the Sth day July O'clock day
for the election OF officers Of said for the ensuing
stockholders JOSEPH SAlI.ER
June 24--ot1iJuy lSs Secretary.
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pURE SODA wATER.-sYLvEsTER,s son

DuRE SODA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SODA
u Fo5NTAs streets from which the puret
aAuss Of the genuine Cbcnsed watss from
unans cy codD be quaed cofsax dscouness
active operation usssssng day nocasing patronage
ass sppseeasdn OF Is supsrs medicinal props
ereeabe ana pAatabic qaaas the
oonic acid copper tountans (ypt
ana under Ma assumed dispensed connng
suspesting public. lfTaT-.a
ssrrs-Bi.ckbery Cream Carct cpscum Ginger Lem
on Madeira Nectar Apple,
Raspberry ssapala strawberry shsrber sasssias erry and
Also Strawberry, Lemon srsaparla Something daer
ent from anything Sold N Dstrics. M SIS - ~
May 1-eod5p, ,ll.ri "a
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| Sou' uhtu iucs ncAt, AZ ten CLOCK
TUESDAY, July G.-The court met at the usual hour
The rst called that of James Cochran charged
with stealing sund pine boards valued at eighty two
cents from Francis Wheaey, the Gath ult The Jury
found the prisoner guilty without leaving the box
Charles Carroll then tried for the larceny of ono
shawl OF the value of three dolar and one ham, of the
value OF VI 25 the property Of Francis Frazier the 9th
ult It appeared from the testimony that the articles
were stolen different days and the prosecution there
fore confined the charge to the larceny of the ham, The
jury found the prisoner guilty without leaving the box
Robert Jones was then put trial for the larceny OF
promissoy note of the corporation of Georgetown of
the value OF five dollars, and five dollars in money from
John heney The theft being clearly proved the Jury
found the prisoner guilty without leaving the box.
Daniel OConne then put on trial for the larceny
of sundry articles of wearing apparel of the value Of our
dollars from the premises of Bernard McGee The Jury
returned verdict of guilty to the larceny of shirt
and not guilty as to the other articles.
The court proceeded to sentence the above prisoners
follows Cochran, imprisonment in the county ail for
six months and to pay fine Of one dollar; Carroll i'm
prsonment in the county Jail for year and TO paw
fine one dollar Jones hard labor in the penitentary
for one year and Council imprisonment In the county
Jail for nine months and to pay fine of dollar
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning at
eleven o'clock.
The OLD SoLDrERsIhe old soldiers Of the war of 1912
met ON Monday last at the City Hail. formed In process
sion, and marched to the White House. where an inter
esting meeting took place between them and President
Buchanan, who received them with that courtesy for
which he is distinguished These old veterans were
out in large numbers and seemed to be mbued with that
patriotism which years ago melted successful resist
to the exacons Of the enemies Of our country Al
ter parting with the President they returned to the City
Hall and partook of handsome collation. which had been
prepared for the occasion. tR-.. ------- a.s
The NEW York RBGiMES1.--It Is now definitely ascer-
taned that the New York regiment will visit this city on
their return from Richmond Col Hickey received veg
terday morning despatch from Col Duryec announc-
ing that he would leave Richmond with his command,
at o'clock yesterday morning. in the steamer Ericsson
They may be expected to reach this city late to-
night, and will DO received on, Thurslay morning
With military honors by the District volunteers Va
hope they will be welcomed withsa warmth that win
cause them to remember their visit for many days
The err Couycur The city council had meeting on
Monday afternoon last but quorum Of members not
appearing, both boards adjourned without transscng
any business, sU
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plNDING ESTABLISHMENT have fitted up
H. the large ROOMS in Jackson Hall for Bndery
hand quantity Of the rs quality Of materials all kinds
binding which, ready to do with despatch ncaness
rablity. C. DESIIAM
WASHINGTON June 81, 1858 July 2--cod2w
sINRUIT OF THE LO0M".-The Agent has sent
IL us 200 pieces "a Beached shrting Cotton
the Loom and represented being the very goods 12
cents yard for genemen and boys shirts
600 other shifting
made orders. 5a' f
90 cartons scnts and boys stitched shirt bosems
One price only, marked In plain figures and abatement
No accounts opened.
All old bills must he settled promptly by i.....
visit 10 establishment ncurs obligation purchase
\ PERRY BROTHER
" Central Stores, y west building,
Il June 29--l0m opposite Centre Market.
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The cnr oouycrt -The city council had injecting on
Monday afternoon last but quorum of members not
appearing both boards adjourned without tansscting
any business.
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All o. th4 show foT fur - al druz~isfs ara
rchauis throughout tks rcu-irg reuta anf ofherr
wishing s1p,iy, E1lst address
GOODYEAR. KNAPP 4 CO.
rrir- s1ie ~ pril t1rs, Esui,ll1 T.rr.