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These arms have not been used, and are offered
for sale not unseTvicable or second hand hut
only because not conforming to the model last
adopted for the United States regular military
vice.
The proposals will state distinctly the number and
Kind whether flint lock or Of muskets
desired to he purchased located and the price
bad per mnsket of esca kind. They should be en-
doIsed Proposals for the Purchase of Muskets,"
office, Washington, ID. G..
application Tor the to The ne S
hcer Of any Of the Arsenals specified above, Of
ThsdFrna,, WaaeasoTn, or MaasninSton Arsenal
this office on tne 18th June next between the hours
OF u and o'clock and sales will he awarded to the
highest bidders; the rcservins the sht
tory.
Terms of payment cash, in specie or Treasury
notes 70 be paid tn the isbursing officer ofths Ar
senal where the deposited their delivery
to the purchaser, under order from this Office. -
III. X. CRAIG,
ap l6-2awlm Colonel of Ordnance,
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Later from AspiuwsII and Cuba.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The steamship Moses
Taylor, from Aspinwall the evening Of the
18th, and Havana on the 2lst, has arrived She
brings the Havana mail
All was quiet on the Island.
Sugars were in active demand for grades sui,
able for the Spanish markets. but the market
otherwise was dull. Molssses was unchanged
Freights inactive. Exchange improving Bills
on London l2al2 \ prem; on New York par 70 n
prem.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SHANTIES
VI SHOPS, OFFICES, &c, BELONGING TO TIL
MEIss.. On "WEDNESDAY, 9Th May, we will sell
along the line Of tho Washington Aqueduct, the fol
towing described property, VIZ:
1 Shanty at Culyert No. a.
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THs ARLINGTON CLUB give their third grand
Cotillion party, this evening" at the hall Of tn,
franklin engine company. See advertisements.
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
on account Of the weather, until THURSDAY, 18th
instant. came hour and place.
APP 7-d A. GREEN, Auot.
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BY A. UhEEN, AuctlOneer.
HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FuRNIrURE I
IL AUcTIoN-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
housekeeping, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at No. sal III 81
NORTH between 9Th and 18th streets west, q good as
sortment of Hou sehold Effects, consisting Of
Mahogany Sofas aud Spring seat Chairs,
Do. Marble-top Centre and other Tables,
Do. Bodsteads, Bureaus aud Stasds,
Cane and Woo seat Chairs, " ashstands, &C.,
Wilton, Brust els, and Wooen Carpets,
Feather Beds. Mattresses, and Bed ing,
Oilcloth, Mating, aud Rugs,
Cooking, Parlor and Chamber Stoves,
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware.
With a good and general assortment oil Kitchen
II, quisites.
credit OF 81 and 81 days. for notes satisfactorily
an I'D A. GREEN. Auct
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctioneer,.
EXECUTORS SALE OF CORPORATION
~ Stockton WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
ApIil Hth, at ga O'Clock, at the auction rooms, we
shall sell, IN sums to suit "
Stock, -
Loo Corporation Of Alexandria SIX per cent
Stock. -
lS Shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank Stock,
10 shares Bank of WASHINGTON Stock
Terms cash.
ap Esd J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct,
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Later and Important from Mexico.


NV oRLEaNs, April % The steamship Ten
esse. s'osh vera Cruz on tse I'D with dates from
tns CITY ci Mexico Of the 10Th has arrived
MiraIpon forced the lives OF Genl, Ampudis
ano Ia shave, at Orizaba, and reached the Cant
army.
The Liberals had been defeated and driven
from Tacubago and Chapultepec, losing 2no men
Miramon was numbering the peacsal7le foreign
Inhabitants in the capital undiscriminately
A formal protest had been issued against the re-
cognition Of the Juarez Government by the Unit,d
states. Consul Blacks exequatur had been with
drawn and himself banished from the country by
the Reactionist Government
The city Of MaLatlan had been taken 10y the
Liberals under Gov. Pesquiera.
The English squadron were threatening the Pa
citc ports and demanding the payment Of indeIn-
mites
The British Minister insists on full payments of
all claims, ana tire British mmandef brforsVsra
Cruz has been instructed TO demand 81 ,SOO,U go
from the custcm-house there. In case this amount
is refused, he is TO lombard the city.
The Juarez exequatur Of the Spanish Consul at
Vera Cruz has been withdrawn.
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PkRsoSs wishing anything In the cabinet line.
or the more serious department of undertaking.
shoald not fail to call the young and enterpr,s
ing arm Of Sands Il johnson, northeast corner Of
sixth and streets. See advertisement In another
column =.
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THE MARKErs.

LIvERPooL, Saturday evening Cotton eloseS
very dull, with declining tendency. Estimste,
sales to-day 5,UCo bales, nearly all 90 the trade
Hour Is steady. Wheat firm st full rates. Cor
nrm and more inquiry. Provisions steady.
LONDON, Saturday afternoon .-Cousols close<
steady at 49, for money and accounts.
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BY A. GREEN. Aucuoneer.

TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY..sy virtue of = deed Of trust dated the
9Th day OF October A. d. la56, and duly recorded
IN liber j. A. =, No 49, folio 80, seq one of the
land records for the county of WASHINGTON in the
District OF Columbia the subscriber will sell At pub
c auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of the
premises, at O'Clock p. m, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of prl 1885, all of lots No. 10 and Of the sub
DIVISION of square No. al in the city Of WASHING
ton, d. u, fronting 81 feet Seventh street west
wide. ~ ' ." ie''
These lots being the main street leading 20 the
city, Will soon be very valuable, 10 is G.. rner lot
and desirable for any kind of business. For "a ne
and profitable investment opportunity is offered
Title perfect -
Terms of sale: Cash for all over ssh; on that
amount a credit of 6, 10, and 81 months and inter-
est, subject TO the above recitnd deed of truSt
JNO. ID. WILTBERGER, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auct.
N. b. Az the same time other lots in the same
mar 28-Steo&ds. AGREEN Auct
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
q the request Of those interested, until WEDNES1
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MORE SCANDAL.-The Baltimore Exchangesays:
accompanying the announcement of the conclu-
sion of the Sickles case, comes rumor from
Washington to the effect that member of one of
the foreign Legations was shot ut by citizen yes
terdaY, under circumstances bearing some r,sem.
blance to those which have thus been adjudged
sufficient justification for the killing Of Kew
such ruinor was in circulation Yesterday at the
City Hall about the time OF the adjournment but
We are happy to inform our Baltimore contempt
rary that no such shooting affair took place here
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsFMTs

WANTED-A Young MAN, HOUSE PAINT.
w Err. None but good and STEADY hand need
apply. Inquire Of DAWSON a RILEY. Painters,
No. - BTidge n
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PIcKPockErs ABour.-Last night, as the crowd
was following the Marine Band to serenade the
counsel for Sickles, the light fingered gentry from
New York, who have been lowering around tie
city, dipped into the pockets Of an unfortunate
country gentleman at the corner of Fourteenth
street, and extracted therefrom about SO His
Ontcry for the watch near Thifteen-and-a half
street attracted attention; but whether he
his money or not we are not informed
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c. c. c. C.-Coughs, Colds, Consumption Cured
o. the timely use OF Mrs NJ. n. Gardner's Indian
remedial agent ever offered in all Pulmonary Com
plants. For sale every apH-Iw
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FOR BOSTON.-The regular packet schooner
Marietta Burr, Ira Nickerson, master, "A
las arrived, and will commence Tecelving ~
frelsl uor the above port tomorrow (Thurs-
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER,
ap 2y-lOt 80 and 1O1 Water u,
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IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
o. the request Of thoseinterested, until wEDNES
DAY the Nth instant, at same plnce and hour.
lg-e0d0S A
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1--WE ABE RsQUEsIED 10 cali the attention Of the
police to the depredations and annoyanees of row.
dies on Capitol Hill, in the neighborhood Of the
and Twelfth streets. - ~
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WASHINGTON, April Is, 1859
PROPOSALS In writing will be received at the
Ordnance Office, until the 18th day of June 1852 for
the purchase OF all any portion of fifty Thousand
United states Muskets of the kinds and deliverable
At the places mentioned below, viz:
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WHoLEsALEE HSb rkEEffkiL BOOT A

Begs leave TO Inform his friends and the pu in
generally that he has removed TO the spacious Sales
room in Foxal,s Row Bridge street. Qormerly oc-
cupied as the Post Office. where he will be pleased
TO see all in want Of good SHOES.
H Prices TO suit the times. Cal and satisfy
yourselves. an X-Im
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HUMAN FRAILTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
sEARCHEs," should be read by every body 1t treats
OF selflndicted diseases, and the results of carl
malpractics, the causes that frequently lead to un
happy marriages., their relief and prevention, with
cOplous Instructions as to the sure method of dis
peliing the msgiyings that frequently take hold of
those about To- enter into the marriage state. The
work tx beautifully illustrated with colored engra
wings, and is fraught with wholesome advice and
sxhortatlons, Sod by Dr.. Ba9row,l9i Blocker st.
For sale In this city by Ford & Bro, corner Penn.
avenue anu lIth sc. ap l9-laWiW
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BALE OF REAL ESTATE AND Srocx.-wall Il
Barnard, auctonecrs, sold Yesterday afternoon,
on the premises lot No S, in square iS4, fronting
81 feet on q street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, running back M feet Ia an alley. TO p.
O'Donoghne, for 81 cents per foot
Also, $500 Corporation stock Of Alexandria, at
- cents. = - :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20
NEWS ITEMS.

TIE late E. T Dana, Of Cambridge, be-
queathed SIS, 900 for q public library In
that city, and 50 900 to the Boston Athene-
um.
In is rumored that the French Senate will
present an address to the Emperor. beseech
ing him not to leave Paris.
Two hundred thousand copies of Spurg-
cons Sermons have been sold by She ldOn q
Company. of New York. the American pub
lishers The ninth edition of the fifth series
has Just been issued.
TIE furniture at Rydal Mount. near Am
b,eside, the residence of Wordsworth, was
announced for sale by q. elton en- the 9Th
and 9Th of May. Mrs. Wordsworth, is deaa
and the home that was the poets is broken
up.
Mr.. Thomas Ball, the sculptor, OF Boston.
is to make an equestrian statue Of Washing
ton, Of bronze, after nobel recently exhib.
tied in Boston. H. 10 to cost Sl5, 900 the
money to DE raised by fair in October.
The same artist is to make statue Of Web
ster, in bronze, for the New England Socie.
ty Of New York city
daughter of Mr.. Corcoran, the Washington
banker, receives with his wife bridal pres
ent Of 81 100000. Mr.. Eustis is said. under
the circumstances, to be ~ we'll satisfied Is
any other man in Louisiana. no matter what
the otter mans luck may be.
The second son Of the Grand Duke Of Tus-
cany is said to be ardently enlisted in the
cause of Piedmont He declared that if there
we're no other way of getting into the fight.
he would volunteer in the Sardinia service.
As his father has flee from the country, the
young man will probably, in the event of
the overthrow of Austria, succeed to the
thr one of the Duchy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20

b. mot saiff necked, and reject net what exc
periencc seaches.- -Severs sore throats, agu 9.
rheumatism, efopsies, bilious a1ctons, headacf es,
Oh a6.c,ipns Of the stomach and bowls, both Of .
coEtve and dysentsric character, AMI all the mala
dies OF women and children, have been cured by the
use OF Brapdseth's Pills. To I II you that I have
paid two millions Of d)ars to make this truth known
is OF itsef an aaoundire fact; and yet EVER was
truer word spoken. Ard what is the result? Why,
that about three Hon persons in the United States
partially believe In their e~cs ,, and have general
idea Of the bnefts to be derived frcm pu-gstion in
81. knees. But v hat nelr for philanthropy What
millions remain TO Re converted! AMI let me say
that this knowedse Is scond only to Chris DAINTY in
the benefit. 1t 10 capable Of comforting mankind,
Let not medical men persoAde you that Brandreth's
Pills Quack remedy. Its no such thing What
sell you 70. tws shilinre these nd not sup
ply you for dollar NY herbs and extracts are al
prepared in my o IN laboratory, where steam en-.
CINE Of one hundred and forty horse p'w-r il en-
poyed exclusively for his purpose, besides an ex
tensive water power. In using hese Pills you risk
nothing for they have been used by millions; that
should you feel disposed to take sly do'e, you will
be able to live through the operation; and you may
have tn laugh yocr side when he doctor tells
that he hit your csse exactly with that last dcine
90 on in the use Of tie Pills. They viii cure you
without hurting your eth or guns. ard in every
wy improve your hea. III. Sold ct No 24 Canal
street, Brandreths Building, and BY al reseec able
dealers in me icine. may6-dAwim
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Newspaper = the Olden Times.

In l7lS the Boston Ne,cs Letter,
which had been printed on a half sheet
Of foolscap size, was enlarged so as to
require whole sheet. The publisher
naively remarked that it was impossi-
Die, with half sheet in the week to
carry on all the Publick News Of
europe, though hitherto ell those OF
Great british, Ireland, our own and
our Ne!ghboring Provinces, have been
yearly inserted" He was now thir.
teen months behind hand with Foreign
News. and to make up the deflciency.
and 70 make oil new that used form.
erly 70 b old" he resolved 70 print !
whsls sAest every oeAss week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20

EXTRACT from Hon. Edward Bates's letter
to the Wing General Committee Of New
York -
AS to the Negro question: have always
though, and often declared IN speech and
in print, that it Ia pestilent question. the
agitation of which has never done good to
any party, section or class. and never can
do good unless it be accounted good to stir
up the angry passions Of men, and exasper-
ate the unreasonable jealousy of sections.
and by thu &c bad means foist some unfit
man into office, and keep some fit man out.
1t lie sensitive question, into whose danger
Gus vortex it is quite possible for good men
to be drawn unswares. But when l see q
man st the South or the North, Of mature
age and some expert ence, persist in urging
the question, after the sorrowful experience
Of the las. few years, eau attribute hi.
conduct to @ higher motive than personal
ambition or sectional prejudice"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20
Hammered Busninv Of Auraria and Denver
City.

A rumor has reached this city that
a difficulty had taken place at Cherry
Creek between the towns Of Auraria
and Denver City, aud that the ami
mostly of the parties had been carried
to the extent OF burning the two places.
We cannot pretend to say whether
there be aught of truth in tie on dit.
We rather doubt it az it now circu-
lates but think it quite likely there
may have been something on which
to base it. The manner in which
such matters gain importance and
magnitude as it travels is we'll under
stood. The story Of the three black
crows is tolerably familiar.-St. j. seph
Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20
FILTH uslee N ovemenss.

The Washington correspondent OF the \.
Y. Herald, under the date Of the lsth inst.
teIegrsphs as follows:
Advices received here mention that in
.bor, time there will be concentrated on the
borders Of Arizona and near the Northern
Provinces Of Mexico. at least 1000 armed
men. under experienced leaders. 1t 10 un-
derstood that they will he invited BY the
Juarez government to aid him should it be-
come necessary TO establish his government
permanently. 1t is expected that Cen
Walker will meet them from the Pacific
eide with large party, In some Of the
Northan Provinces Of Mexico. probably
Sonora and Chihuahua. An army officer
arrive ed here, states be met upwards OF TO-
900 persons east Of the Arkansas, on their
way to Pixies Peak and Arizona.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20

WOODS HAIR RKsToRATisB.-Amors oil prep
ars,ons for the hair tba. have been introduced IS
iofa,liols none has given the Subtraction or
y.ir eli tie popularity thas Prof. wo ,ds Hair B. sto-
rs,ive cos his. Hts Restorative ha' passed the
ordeal Of fashionable toilets, and the
l,d,e., wherever they have ie ted II, prosouace
o ersss article. They End, vhsre the niir Is thin
ned. that It cres,ss q fire. h grow HAT It fully
restores the vege alive power OF tbs ROOFS on tn"
denuded plac s, and the hbrss TO shoot fort
suew-,hat II desolves ard removes dandruf, PEE
vents grayr ess the har = its orgial color
when grayne his actually supervesed, gives rich
IN .tre ,mparts the softn o ard ex.b ny OF silk 10
the hair aud keep. !. alw ,ys luxatan healthy and
In full vigor IN. Y. Tytt~wt.
Bold ny all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20

Pluck TO THE BACK-BoNE.-The
Fairfield Je6ersonian, in . burst Of
honest indignation at the ruiuous
effects Of the Republican policy and
Republican legislation in this State,
manfulIy declares:
ave desire the defeat Of the Re-
publicans-not that Of our own party,
or any section Of it; and our object is
TO bring about thorough union Of the
Democracy, for the sake Of the State.
We will be With that party which is
against the Republican organization
whether it ls simply called the old De-
mocracy, or whether it is prefixed with
the name Of Douglas or Buchanan. II
We happen to be disappointed in the
nominations Of the coming convention,
or if the platform does not exactly suit
~, We intend taking satisfaction ont
OF the common enemy: the way we
will fire into the Republican camp will
be caution.
Our farmers have been laboring late
and early for weeks, to plant q large
crop. and have now every prospect Of
IN abundant harvest; but what avail
will it be; if another Republican Leg.
islature il to be elected, to grind out q
lot of new humbugs, and impose add.
tional burdens upon usi"
The State Reporter comment,
upon the above IN the following truth
fol and pertinent manner Let tn.
same spirit prevail throughout tn,
State, and the Democratic party vii
70 into the fall canvass, thorough,
ogeanissd, and snatch the disgracc'
!, scsptsr Il power ftom the oppoai
ton. go ~ sNl
The State policy Of the party Is plat
and clear. It will commend itaelf :
the people q large. and oil sttsmp,
viohlo = vie6eee - eumbee the plat
80 Nh desl - psssesel issue
/ 800 ~ - Wilh seosa ssd dsriaio
- Dsnsssaais esssh iss&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20

just = thsy have no canee upsh which
it would be possible for them to unite
half the forces which they rallied in
1866, when they we're beaten. This
10 . melancholy prospect for them !;
but no man can say that it is not .
correct view. In fact the existence Of
the Republican party is spasmodic, not
vital; to oil iptents and purposes is
dead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20
OUm GmsCULTURAL PROS
RECTS.

We think we speak within bounds
when We say that the agricultural and
horticultural prospects Of the State OF
Iowa were never before in SO pronis-
ing a condition as they are to-day
After all that has been said and writ
ten about the scarcity CT seed, and the
inability of farmers to procure suffi-
cient quantity Of it, there has been
put into the ground in this State, full
twenty per cent. more Of all kinds OF
grain than in any previous season; and
not only has the seed been sowed with
. liberal hand, but the manner Of its
coming forth is Of the most promising
and most cheering character. The
wheat fields Of Scott County in their
present condition, arc enough to elc-
vate every dropping spirit in the West,
and cause the heart Of every inhabi-
tant to leap with Joy. Vast tracts of
richest prairie land, often embracing
hundreds Of acres, are seen on all sides
putting forth most luxuriant growth
of spring wheat the thousands Of
acres Of corn, oats, barley &c, present
. most glorious picture to the eye,
while the fruit and lesser productions
of the soil are fully keeping pace, bid
ding the hearts of every farmer and
every citizen to be glad, and to put
trust in Him who has promised that
"seed time and harvest shall not fail. !"
Should the crops Of this State be OF
the dimensions which is now pro-
missed, and prices remain where they
now stand, the farming community
will reap harvest of gold, and thou
sands Of farmers who are now COM
paratively poor, aud nave had snug
work to procure sufficient seed to
SOW, will come out with flying colors
out of debt, saved from hungry
creditors, and fully prepared for the
future.
The prospect is truly fattering, aud
We trust that the hope which is in US
will eventuate in a glorious reality.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20
FORSALEORLEASE,
For Sale.

AONA hundred and twenty Building lots In u
* Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely situated o.
abe bank OF the Mississippi They vii be sold rsa'
tonabie terms
For particulars inquire Of Hessrs. Durfee, Pratt
o., Port Byron, Ohsrles J. Rogers RsQ LeUsass,
-of JOHN KING.
rand Agent. No 50 b. ady street.
u Also numterless cesir ,ble pieces Of land in
and near the cities OF Davenport and IL Claire, and
near Port Byron. nov30
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20

fcorre.pondence Of the 81. joseph Jonroal.l
Fo.T KEAHsEY, K. T., May 8, 1859
A. K MnLLx, Eso:--Knowing that you
take an interes, in sill things appertaining
70 the gold mires, / will let you know how
the Pixies Peakers get along out here.
They are all returning, and not LEES than
900 wagons passed here within the last
vsek. They are selling their outfits for
almost cong out here. They sell their
flour from three to five dollars, bacon at ten
cents horses and cattle are selling for al
most nothing, and wagons and handcarts
they give away There are some returniI g
Who have not q cent to take them back
while those who have anything are hurry
inc back az fast as they eau 70 keep from
being robbed by the rest. Your friend
Gas. u. CURTIS
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TyUD eub,ceSbep ~ ~ for compssison q Nh any
= lind Of lopovtsd Ale his NAT VII
0lo esohi nee Ia the suterioi y a ibis eupe5p
rivs Me- ieputaonM hes slreaAy attstnsd = ~ "a
- oa1 QaGs "a SITS.
IT. peo6ustlna b he vssuit q = y'a's Drectica'
90 e IT, lare q Hryveries n to United Sac
ooots lining slIt tie y inpso- sneutsy 49, ..
~ secfne ~ spoal inspres,sn Of Ae DiaA 1eeW'
ss1ps, vtaA tie expseS visw q iassoessasee
. 0naeesa Ansssess ulsss Gsssss.
Il y aDuse u Sse vsvsss-o Sos0o140 seDeosas
I've - a~m1D~boesloo eaoeeoy - - -
49, - - AsaiH -eooee 81 1870 -
81 xss,Ssk. 1sssG4ss1- 49, - fn9Ss11s
s..,.'.s ''n s'ss''11s ~