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BY AUTHORITY.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES


tfuDuC NO Al
IoIST RESOLUTION 10 amend the act entitled :. An
aer - regulate the Compensation OF membefs OF .o'.,
g,,uaf' anm;,yed August sixteenth eighteen hundred
ard hfty six
Rexluod by hs sAros aad Hu>; y kaTssss's.s sss
Uaaed Slnes Of Ag4rpa b ouwrss dss"o'ea lhs. sn'
compensation allowed to members OF Congress py ~ e
titled q An act regulate the compensation o. h,
Of Congress approved August sixteenth eishseen n'.
bred and ty-six. bc paid in the following lna4s
wit on the 6ryt day Of the first session OF each Con
gress OF a. o thereafter he may be in attendance and
apply each senator representative and delegate shall re-
oeive his mileage as provided BY law and all his com
pensstion from the beginning Of his tern to he compu
ted at the rxte Of two hundred and fifty dollars PER month
and during the session compensation at the same rate
And ON the first day Of the second any subsequent SEES
sion be shall receive his mileage now allowed by law
and all compensation which has accrued during thc al
at the rate aforesaid and during said session
compensation at the same rate. >,
SEC And be further resolved, That so much OF saia
act approved August sixteenth eighteen hundred and
fifty sx AS conflicts with this joint resolution ana post
pones the payment Of said compensation anul IA. Close
of each session he and the same IL hereby repealed
Approved December 49, 1857
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THE NIAGARA'S MAILS.

We received last night files of London papers to the
18th December by the Niagara. We find in them
two paragraphs of financial interest which give in
addition the brief despatch in the Union Of Sunday
morning.
The London Star says Thursday night the 18th
ultimo:
The bank directors held rather protracted sitting at
their weekly court to-day, and 1t il presumed they took
into consideration the expedency of reducing the rate of
discount No change made ; but from the increas-
ing strength OF the there is to believe that
the reduction will not be delayed beyond next week.
Money been but In moderate demand either at the
hank or in Lombard street Rates easier for the first
class of paper having occurred where only 81 per
cent has been charged But the general run of pa
per the rate in Lombard street is from 81 to 81 per cent
The discount establishments are, however, doing COM
paratvely little business and at the Bank the appca
tons extremely restricted.
The weekly return Of the state Of employment in 236
of the factories and workshops of Manchester up yes
terday, shows increase of the numbers unemployed
and of stose on short time Of the whole number of
mills and workshops "a only working full time with
full complement Of hands, and SO with less than their
full complement 100 short time and % are
stopped altogether This is decrease of full time
and increase Of that have stopped OF the work
people only 49S working full time against II 5s7
the previous week 1866 have gone short time,
against l9, 8SS and 8, 1875 persons wholly unem-
ploycd against g. 900 in the previous week.
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r oNGFELLow's POLITICAL WORKS London

II ONGFELLOW'S POLITICAL WORKS London
IL copy with loo designs by Gilbert, paze aud Others nns"
/.
Tensons Poems London copy nucronsy illustrated and ney
bound. :,
Home Affections selected from the poets by Charles AaoAa
quaro London 1885 finely bound With 100 ehgavngs
II engravings, finely bound
alla small quaro finely Illustrated and bound
Braocbdge Hall small quaro numerous engavns ana hne
bound.
And editions English and American standard authors
prose- beautifully Illustrated, and others richly
bound may Of the UNDERSIGNED noay I'M
ported by himself direct from London FRANK IAfiDf
inn
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GENERAL new leaves tusned over, end expressed
~ ~ hnQaage at q friend, which wc adaEA ~
respectfully with
the continued dssSngs~a anancal
crcda feel ohkes1
change al scrsot az parties who deal With
strictly the in cash II Ill accounts
payment will be acceptable and account moi settled
promptly will 10 discuutnuod AS .1 &c.,
Nothing hereafter be charged ~ho heretofore
small charged Occasionally without is being
such halls by r thu uo duh 10 collect We III
opcn with parties no mstasr how rePcnb
have hsd . rcguaAs sccuunt With
II number customers no have always paid their
remarks
apply ~ such thanks and
their both pleasant and sd
outrageous.
purpose make trsde cash business as
possible disturbing the pleasant relations which have existed
between ourselves for long series OF
I. T.. q. .
Very respectfully FERRY 4 BROIHkR,
Central sHore~,r building,
Jan 5-Iotdn opposite Central Market.
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No $50.
Notice of the Removal OF the Land once from
Minnea polls to Forest City, in the Territory Of
Minnesota.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress- authorizing the location Of
hereby declared and made
Of the public lands nj NSxxAro
Territory Minnesota will be removed to foRn Cry in said
Territory at early period ospradicsbts,
Further time n removal will be sed by
register br the land district
Given under hand, the city a Washington this sh day Of
December A. n 1857
ny order Of the President
A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land once.
Dec 10-1awSw Intel and STAR.
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WOlfep BChieAAma AromatfC 6ChnAPps-
proprietor particularly recommsuds hs above schnApps
sons travelling South west
i nsdrinA popscs the dsgrseAbss and csn
erous effects pcdsced by change which ali
rayecrs particularly Liable Strangers should
bo careful purchasing schnApp the whole noded
rt osun,creits genuine hAa ts proprietor
name on the bottle cork sale by all thu druggists and
grooers
UDoIPHo WOLFE
u4o ls-dsanf Depot Is Beaver street. New York
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SrRxSorH OF MErAL-In some experiments made for
testing the comparative strength Of plain and corrugated
metal the superiority of the latter significantly de-
monstated Two pieces of copper o equal surface and
thickness formed into arches of about fifteen inches
in length the having fat surface, and the other
two corrugated arches The arch with the fiat surface
gave way under the weight OF few pounds, while the
corrugated arch withstood the weight two who
violently surged upon without making the least inn
pressaon. In another experiment. made upon large
sale and under equal conditions, the plain arch gave
way with three thousand hundred and twenty six
pounds Of pig iron upon its crown, while the corrugated
arch bore the weight OF sixteen thousand nine hundred
and nincyour pounds Of the metal for forty eight
hours without the least pcrccptiblc detection This was
afterwards increased to twentysevcn thousand pounds
which also remained fortyeght hours with visible de-
Election.
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Elatisg Intelligence from Kansas
sr LOUIS. Jan 4-Ihe Democrat says that on FIJI
day, the 18th uitimo news reached Layenwofth that
an had taken place at Sugar Mount between
the government troops and Lanes The officer IN
command ordered Lane to surrender, which he refused to
do and the dragons charged but rcpased with
loss of three killed The dragons retired and sent to
gen Denver who ordered three other companies Of dra
goons to the seat of Bloody work was expected
soon. .
wherever and as soon as the received, the
peopIe organizing, and huryng to the assist
anoe Of Lane and it expected that before the dra
goons arrived he would be reinforced by at least 500
men =. ,,- - .
Intense excitement eigned throughout the Territory
and the people OF Lawrence were preparing 20 JAKE 'pe
field 1t was also reported that Calhoun had fed ffom
the Territory.
.ShYarreok.
AuousrA. jan 4-Thc 4. s. Rudderow, Capt Chad
wick, from Charleston for Indian River FLORIDA Win
stores for troops was wrecked the beach at Indian
River ON the l4th December. Cargo was lost but the
captain and crew arrived at Charleston ON sunday last
Senator Hammond left this morning for Washington
Clifton Ttode
SAVANNAH Jan Cotton to-day 054 bales at
decline Of a cent quotations 81 cents.
CHARLEsroN jan A-Sales q 500 bales at decline Of
4 cent middling 81 cents middling fair, cents.
AuousrA, Jan. An Nothing doing-holdcrs withhold
ing supplies
Markds.
NEwiYoax Jan 4.--Cotton closed with declining ten
doncy-sales 1000 bales; good middliug, cents nc
middng quality here; prices would he nominally 81
cents--no Mobile Orleans In market. Flour firm
sales Is 900 bbis State 81 rs - 30 Ohio, q 6b
81 rs; southern, - SO 81 80. Wheat dull but
prices steady southern red 81 10 81 l5 white, 81 25
Corn frmsales IS 900 bushels at 81 81 cents Pork
hcavy--mess, SIS 40 SIS So Sugar heavy At de-
cline. Coffee heavy-Rio, 81 % cents Molasses
steadyoreans IS cents Spirits Of turpentine firm at
81 cents Rosn steady ut 81 80. Rice steady at 81
cents. Cotton freights to Liverpool 5-32 a 3-l6.
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NOTICE TO pRE-ENIrIoN CLAIMANTS.

DUBIIC LECTURE-The Hon. George Taylor, Of
New York. deliver lecture before the Washington Art
Tuesday, evening January sh at 7H m The pub
lie invited 10 attend
81
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ORPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall, Pennsyl
yana ncemency the weather having
persons do from attending the fair At
Hall the have been prevailed upon TO continue
few win opened Iron Hall The articles for
marked the lowest possible prices and the patronage
soctsd Nearly $50 orphan girls
depending upon effort what Is absolutely
necessary for their present wants.
5-d (sthYOStatesl
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TxxSsoS, N. ID Jan 4.7-Donneiy, who H. sentenced
TO be executed ON the stu inst escaped from Monmouth
county Jail last night but reaested early this morn
ing.
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Notice.
II AND WARRANT No. IL, 1853, for l6O acres, is
Thomas Richardson dated 18th December,
him assigned has bean lost This warrant
mailed by L. Sharp at Gcnwcod Iowa. about the l7h
December 1856. and has NOD bern by received 9s
been tiled at the General Land once 70 arrest the
application viii be made
by the Once for the Of duplicate
THOMAS r. SUFFER-
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1857.
Dec 13-law6w
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneor.
YJyRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
property Of rcnnsyvana and Nineteenth
strseu Tuesday January AT O'Clock the
November 1854 and recorded
IN Iiber os S7h, the land records for
Washington county the subscriber will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the following described property, viz
beginning intersection Of avenue and 18th street
and running the line Of said
a which divides the casernmoFt house Of the
Buildings from the second house d the sHd
thereof thence nohwardy
the said dividing wall the yard wall md along the
stable said lot 10 tc slsy thence csstward
along alley said 10Th thence souhwnrd
said 10th street TO the pncc Of beginning with the
ci exceen three brick dwelling
HOUSE With brick stables, &c
Terms made known at sale.
VIM A. MIX, Trustee
s-sa JAS Q. MCGUIRE
Dec sd Auctonecr
Ha~The above sale is postponed until Wednesday
at ernoon january 18th same hour and place.
wM. A. MIX Trustee
j, G. MCGUIRE Auct
sd
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Raonn0xp, Jan. 4.-1he resolution denOunoing fauId
ing condnct in axrrsting WakeE, introduced into The
Legislature to-day, Is laid over.
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Thomas JEyExasox's FArnm's SrnD0rH. Jefacr-
son Is described Ivy Mr.. Randall - of gigantic
stature plain and aversc TO display be grave,
uturn slow To make and not prompt tQ sccept ad
selfrelying men, who lean none--who desire help
from none Aud he certainly had both muscles and mind
which could be trusted He could simultaneously head
up raise from their sides to upright pcston) two
hogsheads of tobacco weighing nearly thound pounds
apiece He directed three Aiae-bosed slaves
pun down ruinous shed by Of rope A1ter they
mad again and again made the effort he hsde them ssnd
aside seized the rope and dragged down the structure in
an instant Traditions have down cf his continu
ing ms lines surveyor through savage wilderncsss
ai'er ms assistants had given out from nmnc and fa
usue suosistng on the flesh of game, and Of
MS carrying mules when other food failed -
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Dcnuncation of democratic editors because they stand
In good aith by the administaion will injure the de-
nounCcr more than it will them mputatons that they
are inaucnced by patronage and not by Of
right, are noticed by them only to be dosrased The
newspaper editors of the country, class are Just ~
honest ~ members Of Congress any other body Of
men but IL " somewhat fashionable to denounce and
decy the heads Of the pubic press and Judge Douglas
for once 10 havs adopted this fashion We will
see what osmcs Of it.--R~issh ~ c. Sa.ds,d
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Marble Manufactures, T0mbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
u ton public his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES, TOMBSTONE AND MONUMENTS,
Az his establishment on street north Twelfth
streets.
e employ ether experienced workers In ne
marbles and every other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTE1s OF THE LATEST STYLES,
or manufacture, and Of superior quality.
IJST1Is DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIS, CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK FI1AGGISG, he.
everything that required In the marble and stone bus
nessc cit or for the nne arts.
d particular description Of hs stock but
a his yard where judge for him
self ss
In addition articles he a
suitable for either the tomb
imported himself from ltnly. these
will order such be desired
BY facilities prompn~ss and strict attention to business
he hopes TO meet the expectations Of his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north, Twelfth Thirteenth
A LII SILKS ROBES, SHAWIS, CLOAKS, EN-
boderies well adapted and New Years
pr-rn plain figures their recently odnced east
value.
Ono price only no deviation
FERRY BROTHER
Central Stores building.
Dec 25--lOtdif opposite Centre Market.
VTyILLARD'S HOTEL. G. IL III. A. Willard
wv Pennyvaps and Fourteenth Washington d.
Jan 29-dit
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vJNHE CHURCHMAN'S DIARY and the Church
i Almanac Cor 1858 jus, received
Dec Is BLANCHARD 4 NoHUN.
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6EricIAL.


IxfzxfHnsr % sTSrS
w4skingsss J1n'rir, :, 1877
The sa~ias sssmsa has been received
from WIN miles esd Tinted States csliao, Peru;
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AJOTICE-The bills of our customers are all made
IN will b- rendered this the s rrcxmo
expected hey viii he promptly paid Those who object 70
baviue rendered them by calling store
" W. GAIT h PRo,
3oot 32i Penn. between 9th and 10th s's
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C,IIARLEsMACKA Songs for Music; by Charles

TEXAS LAND FOR SALE ESQ acres very
Victoria county midway between the towns or
lDdiano the railroad from the Gulf to San Antonio runs
through the The have their
information apply TO j. Cooms
Washington city letter the subscriber at Cincinnati Ohio
Ian I-l1wif wM. h. BARRY.
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TIME MUTINY IN INDIA.--The Indian Mutiny,
Il the Fall q Debit ccmred W former editor Of the Delhi
Gsxcte.' Price ~ cent?.
the Annachs the Main; BY wstcr Thorn
bury, 81 rs. 4
Hsvclccks rcrSan Csmpaen; Capt II Hunt,
18th Hshiandcr which rrenxed summary II Persian
diherenrs bctccn Eneand and ra
inquiry into The cssn The hate tec Townsend author
OF 'Rasscls Modern EururA E5aomsrd.r 81 70
sporting Both HentJhsrr by DEwss nushor C1nD,
Australia and thc Islands a the facinc.s u rs
Marriage h Lie BY Iaty scosa author Of Trcvcan IS
Upper Scenery illustrated by
Poster. Price - a magnificent hook
Manual u Domestic Mcine and Surgery with glossary Of the
used therein; j. H. walsh. T. = Illustrated a.
Just received by The last Ensish steamer,
TAYLOR 4 NACRYS
Bookstore, 9th
30-Si States tIiobe kssar
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CHARI.ES MACKAY.-The Poems and Other
works OF this distinguished author for sale At
TAYLOR X MAURYS
hoe ao-3t Eooks0 9th street
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CARD-Those Of our customers who have open
accounts u,s hereby nct6cd that the same VIII
10 98h and respectively pefdued ir~'a
,ory 70 a settlement app the first q the now year
II must be Obvious tha the peculiar coed0n moncsfS
c,ons and by doing presume 20 spoo WI Be nscssar
Dec "a 3nw<w nooE ~ = "
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To THE CIIAANNO " - 7ASAkA1SU ~7~H~'
wolfe,s Schfeda4 AEsnatic ochnaPps
prescribed ssas BY ~ msdscA faculty 10 gravel
sout rhsumaism, drsy dSeps, sughh circulation OF
annnaa Il food and exhAsed vta energy
md, As beverage. has sapertw IN ~ world.
up quart hnt hcss and fer sas by an tho droes
groccrs Washington.
UpUIEHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Is 30 snd n Beaver street., Nov York
i've l3-d3m1
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-rais,crs nf the above payers viii f'ars-r copy
ir 10 the pasen, once with paper containing tbs n'
Dec lo--law3w
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VTTASHINGTON ART ASSOCiATlON.--Ine oec'
w @ Annual Exhlblon Of the washington Association Is
open Gallery street. between 18Th and iSn streets
from 10, TO 10, p m.
bookstores and hotels, and nj the door .asaN
25--tf II y s35 q
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MAKING ROOM FOR SPRING SUPPLlES-
v We are now oncng goods n extremcy low figures.
n order that may FOR vast spring supplies
r stock domestic dry goods adApted
n General family aple proverhiai low prices
One price only plain ngurss hcncc purchaser IS
oysrchargcd ,,,np,v J. u,crrrvp S,a5
Central stores building
poc o. mar .ppposise Csnare Market
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-27
o. =. sroNEA 90.

CO. We cannot refrain om calling the attention u our
readers advertisement In this days paper OF tbs
ttlt Restorative OF Prof q. Wood Co. Of ST. Louis
II viii be that hc has numerous certificates per-
sons vi the highest character the merits OF his cora
live positive ledge We also enabled 20
that what Processes 10 be and do
not hesitate pronounce 1t the nues preparation for tho
and hair which has Tar been devised by human In
We have II threatened badness and
restore the head original pronsun Of natural and
glossy hair and when the latter has been prcmaturely
tugcd with gray aud when tho latter has been premature
Ill ~ =. tt;+r7 RESTORE t1r
tuurs youth and health The distinguished pruprcy Of
This. might truly miraculous HCstnrntivc Is that
II ycs person who head uf hair that
thcy IN youth thus acting IN strict compliance with
tho OF tho rAt and greatest pt All toilet mnkcsNn
turr NO one who ha, usrd Will hesitate TO unite with
Ia this testimony Ia It's peculiar mout-lgoNlnFion
ia Peoples E!lrud
Sold hN an r1od DinEnl-i@ Tl-T4
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To the People of Caledonia County and
Vicinity
GREAT IMPROVEMENT ~
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY |
DIR. KILBouRNE

THEREBY announces to the public that he
| L has purchased the right 10 use DR.. Blaudy's
new mctlg,-t II inserting ARTIFICIAL TEEtH by
the emo. . NsrtC pRuCrss. This method is far
superior 20 all others now III use and is used and
highly recommended 10y the most eminent dentists
in the United States. There has long existed n
void in Mechanical Dentistry which scientific men
have studuusly underworld 20 supply, but without
success. until about two years since Pr. Blaudy
zone of the Professors in the Baltimore College
Of Dental Surgery discuvcfcd this process Of ma
king sets hy chcoplasiy, and published it to the
world. since which time over two hundred Of the
most skillful Dentists in the large cities are now
using it, almosrto the exclusion ofall other meth
DDS.
over all othcts. are LIST, an absolutely accurate nj
~ the mouth, thereby rendering its firm rctcHt'o"
a matter of course.
2d--By this mode the teeth and plate are united
in one solid piece. and spaces left for the
Judgment OF food, or the sccrctions this work is
remarkable for CLEANLINESS; a property which it
retains tnimpaircd-as long as II Is worn.
3d-Thc case and coUlfof with which il is worn
requiring time to get used TO twill strong
" commend itself to those who arc under the nc
cessity Of wearing artificial teeth by this pro-
cess also the mouth and check where they have
sunkcn away can be fully restored ~ their orig-
nal contour and ullncss
tIth-Bv this method the teeth arc not liable 10
net ont of rcyair, which is matter Of no little
who have teeth inserted by the old methods Of gold
or silver plates. In fact as TO its STRENGTH, nj
HAHtL1rN. and BEAUTY, chahcngc Tor II q com
parison with any known process FOR inserting ar
tihcial teeth.
And lastly but not least in these hard times, It
can be made MUCH CHEAPER than sets by the old
method thereby putting it within the reach of both
rich and poor.
Persons in want ofwholc or partial sets of teeth
are invited to call rt my Office and examine the
work and il desired they will be referred TO per
sons in this village and ont Of H. who aLS wearing
whole sets manufactured in this wayby myself
DIR KILBOURNE is the only dentist in this
county who has the right to, or does use this che
Qplastic process.
Office axer J. Roles, Clothing Store r-rf1rr of
Main and Central streets, St Johnsbury, Vt.
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CAumpGE rArrLEMAugEr PEN 90

a. market ~ ratfU. 1hu nrrfot ani lV hiwf' rrr
sIsrug 10 Nurtina ufru. cows ami t1i''s, i'arlmf'
IHua and IUrrf AtHTH uI.
Pu.rs- MaJtri Urrf. lhtra Including nothing hut ir
tfHt IsrFr ilt Ht4u uhrur H9I UfTtHf laluuHNI
Iur.uiuE nothing hut nr IfHi. lafe. Hl HiNirl utru
tsia 4. go uuHIt. Including fNr hfHi Hftss rh uhfu
tIr IrHI stabilized lHH Hlu fNr ai 4i4 ul4 Allt4t
sl.sIH.t . 80 quality. tiuH. urlIuaIft ti'u.
I4rf.INuF IaifIr- $50 quotations.
hHfrs Wur.iuf utrr. tuW fn 50 E. Cows end
tFIHrr fuIu rH. O.. Hi tu ArtIIIHFH tlt co., IHH
gtHTr Odd. fsIH 81. IU|tH trITa ullr .t 80
nurrpHIu lir- t4u 90 iuHtri. Fflrrt lh lots hliA
=. -.afH 500. tFtFt url etIUHfHi.f. 800. aNuA huH
hHlHr-IHH "a market fIi MOO poe Hflfhl 10 p l-t
Urr IN. Urf.HfI. @ % % 70 See I.rf Do.
llIIr. HA 3. iI"I 90. iHHHfhh ~. pti lI fNIlf
rl IHII each. tHIf rtiua. 90 Geo.