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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT PowpKR
10 tatHs NO PoikOa

LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere. ap 9-Sm
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THE BRONZE Doors POS ~ C,p,ro, =, 4,
stat oy Capt; Meigs that the bronze doors Of
rogers, which have Just arrived at New York
been stated f0', an ~ and not $4,000 has
thousand dollars was paid 10 the artist for the ae
IN. tne remaining sl2,0oo went for casting. &c.
strong desire is expressed I'm New VorS ,h.t
'h.y should be publicly exhibited there
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ASSAULT AND BArTEKY.-Yesterday afternoon,
q light occurred at the corner Of Sixth street and
rehnsylyania avenue, between C. p Sengstack,
oy The friends of DR.. Young, and placed In the
no mas Oh detective officers Norwood and Boudi.
u - VINO arrested Mr. Sengstsek and took him TO
We "!nce OF Justice Dom, where be gave bail for
security. H.s
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. IHloDoN's MUSEUM OF ARrs.-The produc-
uoh oil the Town and River OF Saltzburg'' and
loe ihaghihcent spectacle Of the Rising sun"
attracted ali immense audience at odd FeIIo,y,,
Hal last evening. The representation of the
Kissing sum is one Of the nearest approaches To
natlre that 1t is possible to conceive, and is al
~ same tne no less beautiful as an artistic scene
than are the other many beautiful works ON .Y
hloltlon at Thiodon's Museum of Arts AS we
have said before, one of the most attractive fes
turss Of this admirable exhibition is the excellent
music that is mig htiy served up by the band under
the direction Of the accom- plished leader. Mir
Z. u. Bird. 80
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The HorELs-The principal hotels of the city
have been crowded nearly the entire season 4
portion Of the. time they have been crowded to
their utmost capacity The approach Of the Bal
timOre Convention brings a large number of
guests to the hotels and strangers to Washington
Numerous orders have been received at the differ
ent offices OF the hotels from gentlemen in various
States for during the term Of the convention
at Baltimore.
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FUNERAL OF QUARrKRMAsrER FLAHyRrv
leSt-Eday afternoon, Company b, of the National
Guard, Paraded under the command of Can't p
II Ming, to pay the last tribute Of respect to
2ua1Ieimdstst WIN. Flaherty, late member OF
the corps. The procession was quite long one
ana moved from the late residence of the de-,
ceased, on Q, between Third and Fourth streets
70 the Catholic Cemetery. The service of the
church was performed by Rev Mr. Mcguire, and
the corpse was inferred with military honors
Inc performance of this duty to a member of the
corps accounts for the absence Of the com pany
from the funeral Of General Jesup.
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DEATH AT THE NAVY YARD Mr. Charles n
Gordon, for nearly forty years clerk in the ma
chiuists department at the Navy Yard, died
quite suddenly on Tuesday afternoon He was
highly esteemed citizen and his death will be
heard with regret by all who knew him. The
Grand Lodge, and Eastern Lodge, No.7I o
d. F., out in procession this afternoon attend
ing the funeral Of Mr. g who was an old and
esteemed member Of that fraternity
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Just like it for ourselves, can't we! This is
leap year, you know; so propose we should, -
or something to that effect. And felt sure,
from the mischievous expression Of Julia 9 ewes,
Una. she was just the one to do it, though Ii
were Tor nothing but the fun of the thing.
accordingly. Fanny set out for Royal Circus,
ana expected to hear nothing more about ii
TIL her return; but just as was sitting down
70 yea, a cab pulled up at the door, the bell
rang furiously, and in the twinkling of an eve.
LON purst into the room in a perfect transport
OF delight, with his head more like a mop than
the day told him it was, and a hat far too
small for him-Col. Purdie's, it must have been
stuck on the very back of his head.
Shake my hand, old fellow" cried Tom,
stumbling over the cat, and nearly overturn-
ing the tea things; shake away, it's all right
it's all settled.
What's right?n
Julia, Of course. What year is this 1-4the
year-be quick man, Confound il don't Won
know what year it is ?'' and Tom in his impa-
hence accompanied each word with a poke of
his knuckles
"Why, it is 1907
'Leap year" cried Tom, giving me a fright
full dig in the ribs and sent me staggering
against the wall. Leap year, you old fool,
and Julia popped the question. Hs! ha ~
"lo don t mean it?n
"Its fact, / assure YOU She asked for look
at the cottage-on your watch you know-and
l thought, D! what a splendid chance if had
it. But Of course hadn't. Never mind. said
Julia getting very red in the face, and stoop-
ing down to pick up something, this is leap
year, you know; so 1 propose that we get one
She did Dick, upon my word. Did you ever
hear anything so extraordinary? The very
thing, you know, that / was to have said I,
Well, felt something jump right into nv
throat, and not word could utter, but 1 ran
over and"
Tom could say no more for chuckling, but he
made violent demonstration of clasping some
one in bis arms, which was sufficiently expres.
sive; and then, in the exhubersnce of his ioy
began to beat devils tattoo on Col Purdfe s
hat and to execute dance, a shade or two
wilder than the Highland fling, round and
round the table.
To which exhilarating exercise 1 shall leave
him, to advise all young ladies who have bcaux
like Tom Pidger to CLEAN from my story, and
not forget the date.
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-, y nUSLIN SMI H,i
By c. MoGUIRE & co Auotionegrs

By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctiouesrs
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE M
ylrtue OF decree of the circuit Court OF the DIS
tlct Of Columbia, pissed IN the Cause where n
Mades and others. executors ard heirs at law and
devlsees of BOnaventuTa Schad, deceased, are de-
following valuable resi- estate in " ashington city
Lots Nos g 10 II and y, in square No 7s5 on the
feet2S inches on north street and l25 feet III
on Third street east.
Lot NO >, IN sqnare No; 6i2, 'front.' lls feet on
Delaware avenue, by sS feet 10 inches on south 6
The whole of square north of square No. s47,
Ieet on south street, 81 feet inches on Delaware
avenue, and Is feet Inches on Half street west.
Lots Nos. L. j. g. ., g. 10. Ii, l2 Is, Il, Is
and l6, In square No. 8o4, comprising the whole
square and fronting 24S feet 2inchcs on mort u
east. 0'' - 81 =
And Lots Nos. g, 9, aud 10, in square No. 5s4
fronting 50 feet ,essh on south r street, beIwe n
trst aud Second streets west, by 100 feet deep with
tne lmPIoyements which insist Of four well built
tw0-story ffsme dwelling houses
Inc sale 81 ths lots in square No.. 7s5 will take
on FRIRAI, the 18th day Of Jelly, 1850; Of lots in
merits, on the lft day % o, 'a gSly. ss
the days above specified, on the respective premi
SEES and the property will be sod in such parcels or
Terms OF sale One third cash ard the talanc
ID ., Y and 3 months, secured by the purchasers
security to De approved by the trustee ana If NOT
complieI with in five days after the sa of proper
be resold, upon one weeks notice, At The risk snd
expense OF the defaulting purchaser. Upon the fail
payment of the purchase money and Interest, anG
the TssPeotLye purchasers IN fee simple. XII Con
veyan0ins at aHssP t5s sssPss'sW e thf
:. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
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je H. stawtJul, II u mo'oihE q co. AHets

MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of two wrlts Of
i'l hert faclas, issu- from the Clerks off ce Ol
IN county OF Washington. ana 10 me directed, [
VIII expose 70 public sae, for cash, in ont of thl
thH 9th day OF July nert. 1850 al u O'clock M, the
following property, TO wit: All defendants right
title, claim and interest In and to Lot No. l. In
Square No: 6ls, In the city OF Washington, ID C
together win al and singu ar the improvements
theIeoh, elzeo and LEVIED upon as the property o
Andrew hothweil, and will be sold 10 satisfy Ju.
efclaas Nos "a and 2l5, to October term l85s, IL
favor of Phelps KIngman.
w. SELDEN,
U: 5. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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nsvsr been able 70
Msdicins-NEVEK M
a stNo L Z IN
rHcT A c UR Z,
Never did We knov
satisfaction BY any
ths contrary, all are
OPERATIONS, and
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By J. g. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
- y BRICK DWELLING HOUSES IN THE REAR OF
IEMPERANcR hALL--On WEDNESDAY Az
rEKNOON, June 7th, ST O'Clock. on the prem
and duly recorded In Liber j. A. 3, No Isl, foI os
~, Is ia, and lis, one Of the land records for
and X. in a subdIyisOn of square numbered S7s'
fronting each about IL feet 10 inches on the 50 rer
the improvements, consisting Of thres two-sto rT
each.
Terms: One third cash; the residue In and ls
on the premises. - ~
IL the terms of sale should not be complisd with
IN i've DAYS thereafter, the trustee reserves ihe
rsht 10 resell, At the risk ard expense OF the de-
All oonveyanclng at the cost OF the purchsser or
rHOS. J. FISHER. Trustee
Je4d J. G. MCGUIRE q CO Aucts
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUEAcToRY.

~ Sss TTH eTRKnr
Opposite Odd FsIIosos' Hall, WaskiHgfon, ID. Q.
T1syeIeIs WI stqdy ths}r interests D. examining
chasing elsewere As Isa none but the ffN
best material the market Affords and employ nS&
the best wOrkEen, can confidently recommend my
work TO be superior in StrsagIh aud Durability 70
Trunks that are made IN other cities and sold here
one weeks noticel every descuptien Of SOLE
LEATHER, IRON PRlME FRENCH DRESS
azd WOOD BOX TRUNKS; ashland ard
Other VALICESG TRAEELLNG BAGS; HAR-
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, Re, te,
mzulike manner, at short notice.
Trunks deliyered in any part Of the city, George
Alsa-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
de i5-ly JAMES 2. ToPHAM.
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FOR SALE-AB BAY HORSE !; good = ndsr "a
die 9r barnes; sold for want Of use can be
seen at BIRCH'S Stable. ie Ie' If
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je Is dts N

MARSHAL SSALE.-In virtue 4 A writ oi 6sr,
Ifl iacas issued from the Clerks ooe of the Cir
oult court OF the District Of Columbia, for the
expose to public sale, for cash. in front Of The court
house door OF said county, on MON DAY, the stn
described property. TO wit; All defendants right
t!le, cl,in and interest In and to Lot No 5, In
together with oil and 81 Fular the Improvement
thereon, seized and levi upon as the property OF
+. A. Richards. w SEI,nEN
u: s. Marshal for the District Of colambi.
ia dis " ~oASi~
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WOOD AND COAL.

n.,r.r.d % ,u ,,. .,,
possible rates.
II J a. w. NJ. GAIT,
Ofhce 2S2 Pa. av, between llth and l2th sts
ma I7-tf north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
il an extensive stock OF FUEk, is prepared TO
sell a. q very low figure for cash
WOOD sawed and Split any size.
Gail aud see fer yOuTEef
II. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer.
mal5 3. v. corner of Fourteenth and G sts.
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AUCTION SALES.

By C. w. BOTELER SONS. Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR.
hofsr STasTe Sses E5 a
bearing date January sth. T61. snd duly recordec
No IA Que Of the Land Rsop4d. % % Of wssSine & s
sss o5 g .s en- The prem
VI and singular the goods and oAs,tels contlInec
IL me o1Iidlng ,g kE9xn ss the Clsrsndon Hotel
rne Superior Rosewood Piano Forte,
Large Gilt frame mantle and Pier Mirrors,
klch setts of BrOoatelie and Laae Curtains
Velyet and Brussels Parlor Chamber and Hal
Rosewood, Wa nut, Mahogany and Oak sstts Of
Curled Hair and other Mattresses, Pillows and
Baskets, Sheets, Comforts, counterpsen.. Tow
Wslnst EIts. sion snd Round Dipips Tables.
OAK Dining Room Chars, Gas Chandeliers,
silver Plated CastOrs, Butter Dishes, FJTks and
Spoons Table CutlsLy. 30,
Bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking Uten-
tie deemed unnecessary to psrticularize the ar
establishment. To persons In quest Of good house
lod frrnlture II presents unusual attractIVns, as
tents Of about forty finely Furnished rooms s' Op oi
Tnleh is OF the most superior and substantial
purchased new IN Janu.ry iast V0'"
Terms-St0 and under cash; over $40 and not ex
ess%dI9g Sd %, |, and nonths; over sluo. l. 2,
7s 8 dtd c w. BoTEfPRR Z Sons sustss A9ets
By 9. C. MCGUIRE q CO, Auotloneers.
TRuSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
KEAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF >EvBNTH
AND r sTRRBTs.-By virtue of decree of the t.if-
QUIT Cou of the District of Colum is, passsd In
Two causes In v hich Statham, SmIthsOn Co., snd
Austln sherman, res pectlyely, are compaI ns nts.
and John +: Callan and Others are DEFENDANTS the
undersigned will sell at public auction 20 the hiEk-
est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th da of uly.
1851 a. o clio. < .. m upon the premises Lot No.
:, In square No. 456, in the city of Washington.
d. q, fronting 5e feet II inches + street north,
and Is feet on Seventh street west
Thls well Known property Is situated on the
northeast corner OF and Seventh streets opposite
the 6eneral Post Office, and is OF the We best
ouslcess locations IN the city of Washington. The
Improvements consist Of tnree three story houses
on street. inc udIng the drug store on the corner
OF seventh, and a tvO-EtOry buil ing on Sew nth
street. The property wi be sold IN % pa a;e par
GELS, according to the ImprO ements.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase m0ney
70 he paid In cash, and the residue two equs
stameniS, IN SIX and twelve months from the day
oi seej the deferred payments TO bear interest and
10 be secured by the notes or bonds of the puTcha
ser or purchasers, with surety or suTeties to be
approved by the Trustees Should the terms of
sale not ne complied with within days sftRr the
day OF Eale the Trustees reserves the right To 70
gel the property at the risk and expense Of the de
1aultlng purchaser, a'ter i've days notice. All
conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
<: S:.GsffS S:tfGShhS SMITH Trustees
Je II -6taw&ds J. c. MCGUIRE & CO ,Aucs
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n VI llf huhl tt n avs
say Of any oTHBR
HAS 1T FAILKD, ~
STANCE TO fF-
When timely used
an instance Of dis-
cns Who used il. On
delighted with Its
I,pssk in tsrrns Of
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10-f ia and Il super Linen Sheetings,
~ 4, l0-i, II =, and u Cotton SheetiDss,
Richard on a Sons, Dunbar a Dickinson and
Barklies super Fronting and shirting Linens,
Tovelings in variety. Table Lii ems and Ma pkins,
l.0 pieces superior MAKES Bleaohed Cottons,
100 pieces Lawns at l2x cents.
Is pieces White and Coiored Flannels
ladies' and Muses. White Cotton Hose,
Whi's Goods in variety, o..
Cambrie and Swiss Ed ings and Inse-tings,
Honiton. 6u,pure and French Worked Collars,
Sun Umbrellas, Palag ia and sun Shades, a
Supsr SILK and French Lsce Nantes,
hUoped Sk rts. Six Mits. &c., &c, received and
-jsi2 TAYLOR n HUTCHIsON
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

u TINES.
Wesre now msnufaoturin al kipds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving $3.50
supply of eastern made work OF every De-
scnptio", made expressly to order, and vill1 "
be sold at 8 much lower price than has been' -
heretofore charged In this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
olty made work. viii always find good assortment
GRIFFIN BRO,
apS-r 3l4 Pennsylysr in aveuua.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

LADIES FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the
|Iongregational church and society at Graf
ten VII hold leHae on rhe anniversary Of
Wasliington's birthday, "Wednesday eve
lining, February SD. The preparations are
|sery ample, and it will doubtless be an oc.
|casion of much interest. Friends from adj
Joining ts@as and places are invited, and
ne understand same haze already sign;ied
|stleir intention to be present. So they will
|bc pretty sure Of crowd. we would al
$50 acknowledge the courtesy ola special in
|v'fafson for ourself and lady. We have
been absent SO much of late thato atteKd-
ance will be doubtful, but if we follow the
|lncllaations of our better hall, which we
|eonless are more likely to be right thaa
Four own, they may expect to see US there
At.plt events, they have our best wishes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

Mr.. EDITOR From an article in the
'TMEs of the 10Th inst, | gather that the
argus, ia paper that am not in the habit
OF reading) has been engaged in making
some characteristic comments upon a GER
tain liquor suit in which was employed as
prosecuting attorney. Whatever the edit
or Of that paper may choose 20 say, it is
needless to add, is matter of little co.'s
Germ 10 me; and / address you now to
say, that, far from protesting against the
use of my name in his paper, if he is
pleased to speak of me, profession ally, po-
litically, or otherwise, whether in terms
of praise or disparagemcnt, l think can
Withstand the infiction, without feeling
particularly called upon to declare my
fidelity 10 the Union"
The relations that have sustained TO
the Argus man. Mr.. Editor, are so unequis
ocal, that | am not in the least suspicious
that my Republican friends will, under any
N'S"o.ehSSos SoHsiuef MN my poiIiicai
associate And f he is disposed, at any
time, to speak of me in the columns of his
paper, either tavorably or unfavorably,
shall hardly deem it necessary to remind
the public, "that between the Argus and
myself there are no political ideas in COM
mon.'
/ will admit, however. that | am curious
to know whether Hyrum has been advocat-
ing my nomination to the office of States
Attorney-possibly he has been--but then,
he might have been engaged in seorsc bust
nessi If he has really done SO, Mr.. Edit
or, j will tell you candidly. | have some
hopes of the fellow, haven't you? In that
case. it is barely possible some squeamish
person may think that ought publicly to
announce that / shall never be candidate
for that office, unless am put in nomina-
ton by the Republican party; but upon the
whole, believe will not make any such
declaration at present. Team not clearly
see &sc necessity Of Il. However l am will
ling TO be advised and perhaps l ought to
be. Will you, Mr.. Editor, be kind enough
to make little inquiry among my friends,
in order to see if they haze serious doubts
about my political standing. For, If they
hare, by all means i shall improve the first
opportunity TO say publicly, IF am ever
eaRdidate for that office or any other, it
will be because l am put in nomination by
the Republican party" Tire Ia Bagatelle :
J. ID. BRIDGMAN.
Bellows Fails, Feb. 18th, 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
Chester Annirs.

We are visiting our ''parish" this winter
and as we left the cars on Monday at Ches
ter depot, the first thing we did was to s,er
ir'o the store of our friend T.. II. Robbins
where we found throng of customers. and
Mr.. L. himself "busy as a bee" and in 40
minutes was TO start for market for more
soods-a journey made necessary, we SUP.
pose by extensive advertising, of which our
columns abundantly testify.
We can vouch that G. /. Francis keeps
first class Hotel. The premises are adj.
mlrably fitted for the purpose, and the
coming season it will be as fine "Waering
place as any other summer resort" The
rooms are plenty and well furnished, and in
fact but few country Hotels have so many
conveniences. We speak for our room
now.
Our friend, Prof Laws, Principal of the
excellent Academy of this place, was en-
joying the sweets of brief vacation. The
Spring Term will commence next Wednes-
day. The applications have been numer-
Gus, and the prospect good for very full
term.
Judge Barrett was the first man we met
|in the village, and of course we accepted
|his invitation to be entertained at his house.
We'd like to know who would do otherwise?
The excellent wife of the Judge is lady
|of remarkable good health and vitality for
|one of her years. She is 40 years of age,
and has so far retained her eye sight that
Fhe has never yet worn spectacles, and yet
Fhe does very fine sewing. Within year
she has made some collars of transferred
work, and some fifteen or twenty shirts,
doing all the stitching of the bosoms, &C.,
Pn the most superior manner.
Wo TO the foxes in Chesterl The hunt
|ers there have caught some thirty this win
TER, and yet one passed within few rods of
the Judges house during Monday night.
One ''cross-fox" has been killed, the skin or
Fur of which is considered very valuable
The 'silver grey" fox has become very
scarce, and it is seldom they are now heard
of in this State.
We had the pleasure of listening to the
Cornet Band, Monday evening Among
the pieces was new one composed and ar
ranged by their leader, Mr.. Thomas r.
Clarke, piece certainly well calculated to
reflect much credit on the author. This
Band yery deservedly ranks among the
first in the country.
N. o. johnson has bought the store now
occupied by c. III. Rowe, jeweler, and will
fit up the same, we understand, for a dry
goods store.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
windhsm County Court. I
September Term.
A. ID. 1859.
LEWIS NJ. oLcuTr

WHEREAS at the present term Of tis Court Joseph Hemp
hill Rdscway in the Count, of Orleans and State Of New
York, his action against Lewis H. oinutt of Fort
Dodge In the Of Iowa. and declared against him upon
the iad,teafs gss,Hpsff. demanding the
sum $3.50 %. aud aso summoned the Bank Of Bellows
FalIs rs Trustee Of the said 0lcuft-
And IL appearing sail ocut has not hal persousi
MOTIFS ordered By the Court at this s'
h continued Of this Court 70 hs held a.
Newfnc in sid County the SECOND Tuesday #
.pr A. D. 1850 and that the Plaintiff notify the nfrnd
ant 81 pendeey Of this suit and Of the Term Of this
Court l. continued. by puhiihfng the
substance of his With th order fr three wsks
vsls in Bellows Fails Times printed at Rockingham
in Coanty the last publication 10 be at least z works
previous 70 aid next pri which publication viii BE-
d rned sufficient notice to sid defendant n sPrar and
make defence 70 sid action u TfLst t-rk-
C. y. EDDY Atty. IS
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STATE OF NERMnxr

SftI Y VI f'N NVN (, The iInn. rrshsts sooss
~FSrsf>SrEK 8. f.rx -
persons cor~erIszf- s,-...,ss- =
Whereas. IRA Goor;srP cnsr.ls.s 81 ss.i n - ss
Westminster ceased has nah apple.,or M .r1, =.
ssd tpntt ~ g that ~euld h TIC
intrr~st q ID sst3 rart ns hs wioe q r-< Sss
81 -, 81 Nsrl situated fhi- ths psrposs of
Tnttfs the prnfed e sseb Sss nfesst investing
ID ster Nd PRAYING fr brrr.e sell -aSl estate
foss are b. rry notne thss ssi faurt s rro. -.i1
Application At the se.rn trrf - - h<l f,r ~
A. X Ntisr ~ k-kinshan in aid DISTRICT on sse ar,
Wera, q Nare. 4 n f Who's ard NJ .rr. xs., 49,
- hrsri " the rrrsni~rs " yos d, -
GFafru, 20. 6, $50 BENZ. ". DEAN, Register.