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ssz~The manly letter of Dir. Grow in

gsJ~The manly letter of Dir. Grow in
reply to the challenge of L. OBJ. Branch
viii receive the unqualified appreciation
cf every honest man in the north OF
whatever party, and certainly of his
partisan friends. It is model reply to
bullyism and braggadocia, whilst not one
jot or title Of true manhood is sacrificed
by is.
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TSFLAMNATION OF THE EYES

Like ail other inflammation, is caused by
impurity of the blood. which causes all erup-
tive diseases, as Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Boils,
Sores. Ulcers, &c. The blood being unhealthy,
and of an impure nature, also occasions Drop
sies The blood becoming obstructed in the
veins, the wstery part of the blood in conse-
quence is thrown out from their e1tremties,
and dropsy is the result. Many times it is
occasioned by improper treatment OF some
former disease, and the vessels being filled
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4" WASHINGTON CITY,

OCI' cNt ICOD' NJ
"Sir: Your note of the 29th instant
was placed in NY hands by your friend,
Governor Winslow, at II o'clock NJ to
day. | know of uothtng that makes it
necessary for me TO name time and place
outside the District of Columbia to re-
ceive from you communication in writ
ing. Your note was doubtss- .-as nothing
else has occurred between us-based up
on remarks made by me in debate in the
House Of Representatives in reply to your
speech lmpugning my motives and the
integrity of my acts as legislator. On
that occasion ! used no language in vio-
tan Of parliamentary law and not warrant
cd by your remarks thus impugning my
Conduct. If your note is to be consider
cd of hostile character then ave this
10 reply; Regarding duelling as at vari-
ance with the precepts of the Christian
religion and the sentiments of Christian
people, and it being prohibited and de-
clared 2 crime by the laws enacted by the
body of which we are members, cannot
recognise it as a justifable mode Of set
Ting difficulties among men. even in eases
# uuBarrantable provoeatior but my
personal rights, and the freedom of debate
guaranteed by the constitution, | shall de
fend whenever they are assailed
Very respectfully yours,
"GALUsHA a. Grow.
TO Hon. L. Oh Branch"
Us those who are acquainted with the
penal code Of this district, to WHICH my
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GSAp A terrible casualty occurred at Law
renee, Mass, on Tuesday last. At clock
p. NJ the Ptmberton Cotton Mills, in which
700 operatives we're at work, fell to the ground
with sudden crush, burying about four hun
dred persons in the ruins many of whom
we're extricated in great agony, and others
dead. After many were extricated, about
midnight fire broke out in the ruins; and
drove the rescucrs away, the fire spreading
very rapidly. The groans of the wounded
and dying, es they were overtaken and burn
ed to death, were heard by the spectators,
but no assistance could be rendered to them.
Some 200 persons are supposed TO have lost
their lives by this wholesale calamity.
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paA- The United States Debating Club is
still agitating the slavery question at Wash
ington, instead Of trying to resolve themselves
into their Legitimate province as branch Of
Congress. The Republicans are, however,
gaining ground rapidly, in consequence Of the
internal disagreenlents Of the Democrats.
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Kentucky who cannot be driven from it alive,
and that is Cassius NJ. CLAY He will stand
up for Republican principles there against all
Odds and if needs be, with revolver in hand
70 defend taeu2 against unwarrantabie abuse.
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JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, the poet,
will be all occasional contributor to The
Independent newspaper during 1860
Mrs. Stowe, John g. Whittier, and Hen
ry Ward Beecher, will continue to shine
in its columns
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siaus Il a. Gov. Wise has destroyed his
Dwp reputation by his recent conduct.
The Democratic politicians seem, howev-
rr, hil!ing to initiate him, and are trying
20 persuade the people that the leading
Republicans are responsible for the acts
# Brown and has band, but they will fail
ss signaly rs Gov. Wise has done.
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nI1. Our paper is two DAYS behind time
this week in consequence Of 4 failure in re-
ceiyiug some paper ordered last week
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of Township, County, State or National
affairs. Take the present factious oppo-
sition of the Slave holders and doughfaces
in Congress as an illustration. These
men know that many of the Mail Con-
tractors are Learly rnined for the want OF
money long since due them for carrying
the mails, and that every days delay is
bringing some of them to bankruptcy.
What do the Slave holders care for this
No mere than they do for the ruin of the
slaves on their plantations. What do
Pro-slavery men throughout the Free
States care foF it =? Nothing. Let bank
ruptcy come on the Nation rather than
let Republican Speaker be elected
But it is to a statement of the finances
Of the National Government that we de-
sire the SPECIAL attention of our readers
We quote below from the " Y Heraid,
because that paper is the especial cham
pon Of the Administration, and therl-
fore, if there is an honest administration
man in this county, we ask lin to read
this exhibit, and say how long he is will
ling to have the administration in such
hands
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The Secretary goes on to show that the
permanent public debt is S45,l55,977 66,
and the temporary debt on the 30th of
June, 1889, was $l5.046,S0O more
making total of $50, ,202,777 66, while
the public buildings in process of erection
have been stopped, and no provision has
been made for the redemption of twenty
millions of treasury notes falling due on
the 30th of June next.
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FRRc Branch and Grow kSEiEaCEsE
Gy-Card OF RzT. Branch.

1Ir. Branch has pubIlshed card, in
which, after reciting the words consider
Cd BY him as offensive, uttered BY Mr.
Grow on the floor of Congress, and the
col!cquy which ensued, he proceeds thus {:
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A young girl named Minerva Deha-
ven, aged sixteen years, committed sui
eide the other evening, in the village of
Mansfield, Penn, by hanging.
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attention is drawn by Mr.. Grow in his
letter, it will be readily understood that
no other course is left me than to pub
lish this narration, and leave the whole
matter to the impartial judgement OF
honorable men of all sections of the coun-
try. L. QB BRANCH.
Washington City, January 2, 1860.
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gea. We arc indebted to Hons Jas. T.
Hale aud John Coyode for Congressional
fayors
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CARD

Immediately aiter the occurrence ] ad-
dressed to Mr.. Grow, and handed to MY
friend Ir. Iyinslow for delivery, note,
Of which the following is a copy:
'WAaEIScrcS CITY, Dec. %, 1859.
q Sir: You Will please name 81 time and
place, outside the District Of Columbia, al
which you VIII receive from me a commnri-
cation in writing.
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" Very respectfuIlv,
/. OBJ. BRANCH.
"Uon. Galusha \. Grow

=" hon. Gdlusha \. Crow
On the copy Of this nQta, retained, is
an endorsement by Mr. Winslow, ia these
words
"Thc note. Of whica this is COPY, was
handed tome by Mr.. Branch immediately after
the colloquy between him and Mr.. Grow. No
opportunity occurred ofdelircring it, without
sftrdcting undue attention, until l met Mr..
Grow at the Capitol on Friday.
WARREN WfSsLow"
During Friday evening, | received from
Mr.. Grow, through the Hon. r Il. Fen
ton, Of New York, reply of which the
following is copy
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TIE Washington correspondent of the
" r. Eocajag Post understands that
Mr.. Corvin has fixed upon time when
The vii desert Sherman. Meeting onepf
his colleagues the other day, he said /:
'"Well -, have concluded upon a
time when shall stop voting for Sher-
man, in short when l will abandon him,
and try somebody else" .Indeed.' - re-
piled lis colleague, little alarmed,
"1oAen is your time? ?" Corwin looked
very grave and solemn as he replied, in
low tone of voice, When old Gabriel
blows his last trump
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THE Freeman's Journal Catholic and
Democraticl publishes at length the cor
respondence between Grow and Branch,
anI thus handsomely compliments the
Pennsylvania Representative:
"We depart from our rule now, to ex-
press our entire eojnmendation of the
course taken BY Mr.. GaIqsha A. Grow
in regard to Mr. L. OBJ Branch. These
gentlemen are known to their respective
friends 10 be men of determined phys
ical courage, but Mr. Grow has shown
that he is equally possessed of the high
er quality Of moral courage. His plea
lis not by any means that he is non
conbatant His answer implies that he
lis thorough fighting man-but he de
cIines violating at once the laws of the
Christian religion, and the laws of his
country, by accepting the barbarous and
unreasonable appeal to deliberrte trial
of skill at murder. Mr. Grow is politi-
cal opponent, but we must say that, in
this matter, he has entitled himself to the
respect of civilized mtn."
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PRICE CURRENT

Corrected every Wednesday, by p. A. STBB
BINS, wholesale and retail Dealer In Gro
ceries and Provisions. Main Street,
rDIrDEP SPORT pa
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Total bor'd money in 1852, S3o,346,4io Sc
If this were the account of a private
individual, he would not have credit on
Change for single day; for however
great his assets might be, they could not
stand such fnancicring during ordinary
business times. If We were engaged in
an expensive war for the defence of the
permanent interests of the country, which
compelled US to draw upon our future re
sources for the purpose of securing those
interests, the creation of public debt
would be pardcnable; but that in peri,
cd of profound peace the Secretary of the
Treasury should be compelled to borrow
a sum nearly equal to sixty per cent. of
the public income, is reproach and a
shame.
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Sa2.4o5.O7l OIL

Actual deficit Of income $l2,94I, 1855 II
Fin addition 10 this deficit the
government had to provide
means to meet the hUrthcns
Inherited from the past, and
to pay interest on debt 10 the
amount Of f7,405, ,2S5 A
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Gbe 44otter yournal.
COUDERSPORT, PA,

aaurS6a9 1JofaiRg, IAN. Z, 1850.
T, S. CHASE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
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Excess of expense over income $40, ,34G,440 56
To meet this great disproportion be-
tween expenses aud income, resort has
been had to the faIlacious system of bor-
rowing, and creating debt for future
payment Thus stands the
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NcKEy On "Wednesday, Mach o. 1850. sfeer ions fn>n,
sy.h the b,Igysd wife o. James chee esee ~ yc.fs.
The fsods and s,qusfusnes % the fanny mo osse ser
b,o,b.vau law WIlsp Phsy iDvitsf 70 suomi soeu
neral om her late resdeDse No 81 Monroe ss,ec- b@H Wat
ket on Friday next, tho f3d insi a. Two ocio1 n
PALMFoo- In roobiyn w D. fues1ay Msr,h y ASgasse
PAme5o wife Of Dr. U. Palmetto aged " yssfs s2assnJ "
Tho fsDersi v tsss pIaos Thursisy, nsrch al ~ So
O'clock. h4r residence ~ Myrtle sssnas bfoc&Js
RIcHsRDsOS-In this city, s13jsnJ Tuesday, MALI
y, Henry q. RICHARDSON, - re sstb year OF ns age
STEDMAN-A. Horwisn, Conn, Thursday evenina we
lJh ihst Mia Euics H., vile OF toe Ais Janes s'soH'-h'
esq ssed 70 years
SWIF1-On "Wednesday Msrcb IL =. washing; Dutosess
County r. T. Dsbo-ah Swift, IL tie 81 year o. Der -ss.
sHEAOD Inssday, Mach D. o'clock IN The mesins.
Bridget Shea, tsI Sd Illness beloved wife Of Psnek
shes naive Of the County Limerick, ireland. 800
RUMRILLn Tursday Feb "a, resistance Of h,s son.
IN GroteBt H. seIfs&s William RumnD sze3 81 ysar',
resident Of HlshoTo. %
He IN The United 5tsss service during the war o l3l2
tia. ntly engaged mrhinis. In nnasoey Of
tho manufacturing towns Of New. HSIspsbtzs ana Hsssho
sets.
UTTERsuddeniy, Monday March 49, $780, ssuaeI r.ss
In the Sad year Of his age. .'t
The rristi7es a1d fends Of the family respectfully Invited
attend his fanes tho Jeeer-e his sssinisg, Vi, ga
Broad street. Newark, N j. on Thursday, March a. a.
O'clock without further notice Trains issye Jersey City ~
p
VAN HIsE-OE Tuesday afternoon March %. Ca,h8ps, wife
o. Benjamin Van Bis-, In the list year Of her age
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DIED..

BAILEY-At or residence IN East Jamsica L. L. Mrs Eliza
Ann Kps wife OF john H. Bailey In the I'D year Of her
The relatives and friends Of the faulty are invited 70 ate "a '
the 23d int. al O'Clock p wi hout further invitation
Cars leave Inc south Ferry, Brooslyn, as lOa m.
BELChER-On Monday, March 49, Dr. Elisha H. beicher OF
The funeral viii take place his late residence No "a East
Eleventh street. THURSDAY. I'D inst at O'Clock ~;
The relatives and friend. Of the fniy are invited % SseI
without further notice. The repsns VII DC Aen '" S'0
wics, Conn for tnierment-
BOORuM-Iu Brooklyn Monday, March ~ aite, snoa
fness Phsbe Ann Lowe, eldest daughter oil Cohei' s1
Catherine booTum.
BYRNES-In this city, on Tuesday Mareh ~ AH"nA' "''N
Q native Of County Galway, Ireland ,..
CANDFEIn this city Sunday, March ~ hsine' I' wa"
OF ossn L. Csndee in the $50 ear o. ner invited
=, attend her unersl her late RESIDENCE 70 - ,h,
ton avenue this (1huIsdayl afternoon a. one 0'O"'
further invitation . , 81 10 81 .o,s,nn.
CAuPBELL-In this city on Monday MAi0n - VI '"r
tiou William Campbell, eyed D years 80, ~,
crrTTFNoFS-At Fort Tryon, ON Monday evening nai0H
~ Parrje. s. wife OF Lucius Chtenien o. va. ~ n.i IN
a. ,,as Of The family invited 20 stend her Iunsia On
ga inst AT 81 O'clock from her ate residence,
~; TIrsn Cars Of tho Hudson River Railroad leave
Chsmbers street at 81 p %.
cIARKfn this city, Tuesday, March ~ Of consumption,
jaeab D. CLARK aged - years, months, and days
HHspEasoS5is widow 'A Of he Late wi Lam Defining enderoa.
and second daughter Of the late Henry Waller LnngsSn, Of
the manor OF Livingston
u.TTIu this i.y on Tuesday, March 90 Of censrmpon
Mar r. wife OF Wlialn L. Hall, aged AZ years.
flsyen Conn., On Monday, Mach 10 Hamilton
JAYNE formerly Of New-YoIk
KFLLEY-On Tuesday March 30 Of cYoup, William Alexander
Kelley Of William and mrsafe. Kelley, aged years and
- ds9s ...
LYNNE this city, on Monday, March 10, James L.
Lyman, IN the sdtb year Of biz
AAHoR-ln Brooklyn on Tuesday March % Of consumption
MarJ Mahon, aged ~ pears u County Csyan ireland
MOCN-In this city Tuesday Mach 20 Mrs ROstuls
beou, vile o. the late asaIiee Moon.
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AccIpENT IN SrAPLETos.-On Tuesday aboa, noon,
a. three little boys, named Moore, Frank Doyle snd Andy
Black play ing in sand baik at the head OF McEe9n
street bank suddenly esvei In completely carrying Doyle
and partially enveopsg Moore and Back Moore esslte4
himself and colorod got Blak oat By pgins AMI
shoveins of the ssnd with her hands. This hs os
Is about nine old be could psak niorncd tho
byssAders that Frank Doyle under hun" Doyle
found eighteen inches below the surface lying HE fse
lie taken out perfectly insensiole, out oy jadioas
ta,n en resuscised He is between sx yeas
old, and IN aver critical state. e
ASTE-MoRTEM EXAMINATION On Sunday ngnt
Sergeant Twadde and Ofcer Wsey found Msry smith, :. No
si5 Water suffering severely wound N inc bssd
She conveyed the NewYoIk Hospital whee sf eAsd
that abe had been assned and beaten fsser kusy NE <h
Lee. Tho Booused subsequently arrested ~ shs c,s
Yesterday, Coroner Jakmen summoned 10 ske e
Of Mary he thouRh 10 be in critical oon,tton l3e
narm proved false one however sec coon rsed sesn
IN ieir wby Of rseoyey 10 wes shown " ne s-sesS
that Mary a req lar bad an, sosact 70 U.s. es 49,
damaged cheeks AVID other facial dsasnsenen ts 49,
phow that Peter AID sarah had ks snytinx 70 a9 ~n -
present Of heT lheah, aud they were ssserSsS
charged. -. -
Lively TfNR AHousD A pswsBRsxEa'sl ssot =
av or two ain the roof hurped oin the shop q
Vtns nav pbfofer, No 81 neeevclt street. neer
s,reet ond the GOODS In te upper story command
crox Of neY.ens hoidng papckets TO the nemecI
40 vathernd around the place in hah state Of
leain VI the articles which they hoped some sne h.s~
wee ost The shop over and NJ ..ss IA
tLronsca 10 such degree that was tmpospe o. -,
pass Five police shieeD were disPetenes 70 pes''
and keep bach the crowd
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- RI0HT and SARAH J. his wife Nst- NiCa0L a5
,;RpGr n and ELIZA his wife and oihsIaln pursuance
~ ,nSr,eu. rendered IN TIE above eatited action a.
s..-a Tenn of This Court held Q. the City Hail. n the City
N Eeg York on tbs Twertynnth day Of fsnany lS0 ap
,ns he Trustee 20 cell the pemisss here
Ssse, bed VII eel public sac:iop Il he MN nAS
TxcHASgE IN the City Of new York ~ ,AyIHoNf q:
Am Isso A N O'Clock noon Of thai day the slos aud Psses
n the amended complaint IN This action a. follows
An .hat certain hours and lot Of ground VIII me
s,,nss wing auJ being the First Wud OF me S rem
Ynt es !, OF BroiJesy, bounded IN on ~ p.,ao
xsy en- the soa,h tide b. house GDd ot Of oun1
mo, T Fyck OF side by New stree an soy VI
a, bel ,tps 10 Johu AtyDe and on c hoit soe
IN now or r.e be~nsnz John vxn Alstyne Is Tue she
NV tn ,bc nos.r.sicn OF the said Edmund Ssa a. w
are descbeA IN certain deed Of ne Same
la "a. u,ed By ThoA Ten Eyck aad Ma sset ns w.
The s}d Edo md seaman; the said Prei'es neins ~
a. Nos 80 Broadvsy and New 10Y On
W. 49,, :, h, I9 et Ia idh In and Ead 10 i.et IA
dsu,h Also al ina, rsrtsD dEeinS house o'
land and IL s1lents thereon known BY NO ~
Nos land Anon stree. ia,e wing and being " me , s
Of the City Of York bounded as follows yz
the OF Broadway and Beaver ifne TO-
running westerly along Beaver lane ioo
inches thence nJrtberly 0y pound OF Auflssus az
feet thence eaeTy by the ground OF Dominick bycn 20
and inches thence solthe,y by the rear OF the OF
ground beoasog Van Horne aud Thomas Cs.son
and nehs thence eas:sy BY the ground OF arre 40
3 feet Broadway thence southery along broed.
de1ioed IN certain deed bearing Mar-a 1905 executed
by W,nsn Van Zsndt and Maria his wife 20 the said
Edmund seeman-Dated New York, March 10Th, 1900 -
DAYTON HOBART, Trustee
HLrrr Tm1orsoS & HAYWOOD, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Mh12 1sw3gMkrh ra
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New.alork DAILY Gribn,re
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAnBERs-BlRoE 2i.--Before Justice
SUTHERLAND -DKCsIoNs.
Lille ct al. ACT baIss; Palmer agt Skinneri beebe
sgt Gains In Petition Of Henry Brown In re- Petition oil
Joseph sebaiz Orders ranted.
George Bessel agt. Adolph Standardization for
receiver and IN JUNCTION granted an, -.
SiIas J. Lyon Ell al set- Aaron IL Bean.-AmosVs
not iuii :ient to authorize order. o.,
New-Yorb Life and Trust Company agt VIM. Bur-
dell Motion denied, without costs 90 either party
Before Justce bosSEY - .
Ufysese b. Bre nster agt. Roderiek Beebe.-hoaon
fs leave to bring action Judgment aDted costs oil notion
30 TO the party shall be successful IL that action
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STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads..

NETWORK u NEW-HAVEN by me
~ steamer EIM CITY from Peck SIP, Pier NO. - h 81
River At . D. "a. and CHAMPION at p NJ rare VI wv
charge for berthA
LNOR ALBANY-fare 50 cents.-lhe merenan's
II - e.S.-.a. prpo -. uapr1s leaves hoi.n'onr
Pier TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and ALE I" '"'''~~
y.
LOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare Octs.-i hs steamer
u ANsONIA Can't. Clas butcher, leaves fcoa up 49,
Tuesday m r.6sv ard Saturday ~ ~ m fI"e tst"n ~ he
lox.sl fstss a. LOCKyLR 4 Co. No. liz Ses1hft.
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rICE to CREDITORS.-Notice ,

In cation for the discharge Of nsoyeB from his deo
TO the provisions Of the third article Of the n chapter
Of the e Of the second Of the Revised Statutes
Thomas Gilman Of the city Of Rochester in TIE eoanty Of
Monroe an solyen debtor notice hi published January H.
1850.
Creditors 20 appear before the Hon. John c. Chumasero
OF Rochester In said Comfy the J.h day OF April nex
A. 10 O'clock In the for. 10 sbsw they have
Nhy assignment shoud b. made OF such insoyents
sAlea and be be dlsrhargrd ro IL lanl9 dlaE0W
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Mn tOIhl oi tDc OlaiII VI ttS'
~ YOhk-Ctty and County Of Newly ork.-FRANkLiN a;
rAppoSk heseis.I No. OF the properly ana en1f sH
fELDT and JACOB BLoOMiNGoALE. Qeisndsrts-ssn
Mons toI ReheftCom. not ser ITO the Deendeots
nsmedi You hereby summoned Ald required 70
complaint IN this action, which February LsnV nu ~
tie Ofcs o. the Cerk o. the City and County OF We &
hs Office in the City Hal In the cay, county aha St'so
New fork AID copy Of ycnr answer 70 sa a.
plant, the sbscrber his Office number % rlho stlsS -
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