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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

The negress slave PAULINE aged about "a years
Ear TERMS-For the real estate one-thrd cash, and the
balance credit of and years. in the
purchasers 10 their order bearing interest
per cent. from day Of sale to maturity, and per
cent thereafter if not puncpay psid until final payment
men
The purchasers OF the property in bounded by Gas
que Broad Canal and DorRenos strczts furnish
notes in Tor division between the copropretor
For the Slave-Cash.
of sale before d Ricardo Notary Public at the ex
pense Ct the purchasers
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R8~TIosvard Lodge No. IS, /. o. O. f. Meet
inRs ELY THURSDAY EVENING, in Loleo Room no, 6,
Odd FeliowB' Hall at o'clnct.
omeeTs-hr Y Lyle, NJ g.; Hugh Stewart, y 4 O. sam
Recording Secretary; r. DEsys Permanent Secretary
y, q. Norton. Freasilrar. iE17 RI
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alattituIar Notitfs.

A aess H. ri RI 1 Gv
aespiial held This r NJ ihe following surgeons
Physicians were elected for the ensuing SIX months:
Ioaanai Dr. GH6fia' from lie New orleans School q
Ply Pr. JONES, cEEAs, MOTT. LAWSON and
VIM pEd BR III FnfsS S # and BA Rs
i'f g. III SsT ols9n Gs1 q hsfss and
nI8 II - " iV WI u AUSTIN Nj D. Secretary
~ HnAnquAsTrns cesrlsEs4At 4; s'gAigps.}
sE1'he, members arc hereby, notih.d 70
ni2 !, "a s'''P p McFARL,Ep sec,y.
orrIog Or HONE Murgsr rssug4s cE oonrAsY,s
In conformity with Al ttcie 4th, Of the
of y seye dsne Ike re- eSsa9r
year from the First Monday 10 February wild Be held q
and ~ H. - &C. ! N - -
90 ID JAMES Il WHEELER secy.
5 PSI hvE Ei z III oRsfSSe
,s',",+S ,S''s' .-Y-- For Male Pupils
MARSHALL sCHooL-st. Mary street, between Julia and
FISK sCHooIcorner Of Perdido and Franklin streets
}AckspS Corner Richard AID chiPpsw streets
FRANKLIN scHooLst. Charles street. between Julia and
WAsaINGToN SOHO Corner Magazine ana Tepslchore
from eo ea h'ao streets
ap5 sgs hss psd uns the nS hag Of
Applicants for admission be urnshed with testimonial
Of character from 1i paren, guardian or employer
n,a VIII william /. 9 RosERa Superintendent
ss-Notiee, to Teachers An examina,ion
VIZ BE- hsd # hs Flmos ehoG House % BsgaIss Slre
iSR mt II oeoek Z H. q applcants Tor The Situation Of
Second Assistant Teacher II ,he 81 N High sehool the
New Orleans, November Oh $50 81 - nS7t
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, 9Aeksos AND GnaAr NORTHERN
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NEW OPERA HOUsE-coRNER OF BOURBON
IN and Toulouse streets.

TUESDAY NIGHT Nov, 10, 1850.
Second night of Rossini's OPERA THE BARBER OF
sEFILLE-Rossine, Nine Faure Amsvira, Mr.! Gabe; Fl
caro- Mr. Meehsedec Bsze Mr.. Vanair Ba-thol Mr. Jolly.
PRICE OF ADMSsI0N-DressC Circle Latticed Boxes
qnee Second Gallery, 81 60; Pit Boxes and Pit 81; Third
Gallery 50 cents.
ns-Doors open at 6. To commence at 7.
Bds-No seats secured unless paid for. NIB
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MONDAY andTUEsDAY N1GHTs Nov. IL and Is
T. - Week Of tho
RUJLSBP q. EEFG0HBJs AfNSTREGS,
Ballet and PenfoTnae Ttaupe.
first appearance of nv. H. COLLINS the Popular Tenor
Singer The LAGER BEER SEITZERS. The Patiio-
mime Of MONSIEUR I)EGH ALAHAU.
cS-Tuesdsy Might, NOV. l3-Benent of HARRY IEEiK,
Comedian; winch occasion Mr. j. vi. ADAMS Focsst.
has kindly volunteered
RS-sasmday-A Midday Performance.
nTApM1ssIoN-5o Gems Doors open st "a Curtain
rises Ar ~ O'Clock.
na~oaee open from 0 a. H. to 9P.M.
p A. CLARK, Agent.
Sr. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES st.
dr, BEN uEBAR.. Lessee
M H. GoEliti.. Acting stAhhser.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT of MISS MAG
GLE MITCHELL a5@
TUESDAY, Nov. 10, 1850.
The popular comedy Of the WILD IRISH eIRIwid Irish
Girl Miss Maggie Mitchell After which, The farce
Il The FOUR sISTEKs-Mss Maggie Mitchell as the Four
Sisters; Sam, Mr.. W r Smith,. 20 conclude w the farce
q CRUEL TO BIZ kIRD-Nn G. Brown Mr. ". z. smish
Mrs Trelawney Miss Laura Honey.
PRICES OF ADMIsSIoN--Dress Circle and Parquette is
cents: Second Circle 80 cents; Gallery, Is Qnad-
room Boxes, each rs cents; Private Boxes each IS.
nib p. GLEASON, Treasurer.
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FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Which he personally selected had manufactured to order
He would call particular attention to his styles Of
Ebony.
PARLoR, DINING ROOM and LIBRARY FURNITURE.
FANCY ARTICLES OF FURNITURE.
SILK FuBHITURE STUFFs, DAMASKs and LAMPAs.
SHADES, RUGS, SPRING BLINDS, etc.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN and BoBINET CURTAINS.
splendid of MIRRORS, consisting of Mantel
Glasses and Venetian NIedaliions.
CoRNICEs GILDINGS, and extensive variety of such
goods.
PURE ALFENIBE nISH COVERS, Plates Oil Casters Ii.
ouor Stands; DINNER and TEA SETS in Plain and Or
natnenal Porcelain; Sets of Bohemian Paris Crystal
Glass.
FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TEA AND TOILET TABLE,
in Crystal Biscuit and Porcelain Fancy Tea and Coffee
Cups splendid Vases Satuetes, Clocks Lamps Jardi-
niefes ec etc.
A Splendid Assortment of Bronzes,
Consisting Groups for Parlors satuees Antique Vases
Clocks etc.; and copies from the great masterpieces anti
guilty. by Barbedenne Savage which will be sold very
low.
Being unwilling to deal any longer in CARPETINGs will
sell balance of that line of goods which on hand
Mt PRICE. His consists of general assortment
yelyets and Brussels Rugs French Aackadoes ETC. Also
Mosquito Meetings. and Canton Mattings.
He always on hand full supply of CLARIFIED COLA
OIL.
r. MALLARD,
90 2n3f-tial Rpyal street,
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PROF. J.vEGAs, DANCING ACADEMY,

PROF. y. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
z S2SOdd Fellows Hall.
60 Prof. ]. Vegas most respectfully TO his
Ifriends and te public generally that his Dancing Aea
80 envy will he opened for the at Odd Fellows Hall
~ The teaching will commence on
SATURDAY, November 10, 1860.
The days and hours of tuition fellows
O'Clock p. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Wednesdays and Fridays till
0 O'Clock P. NJ
Ladies' GlassTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10
A. NJ. 10 ~ ~
Prvaie Glasses will be formed exclusively for Ladies.
day at r. NJ.
Prof Vegas will give lessons seminaries and private
families
Particular attention will be given Children and many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city will be ought
out.
j Vegas will give series of his Ghiidrens Fancy Dress
Balls, including The great May Day Festival
The under the excellent
artist Mr. l.. Bryersdoffer.
terms apply J. VEGAS. Odd Fellows Hail
7. p. WERLElhfS Music Store No Camp street. ms BIN
q MIME DeBARsS DANCING AG ADEAY, No.
81 1876 Barunne street. between Girod and Julia streets
rN The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New Orleans
SE pecifuly informed that The above Academy is NOW
IN OPEN, where all the Fashionable Dances will be
Monday Wednesday and Friday from 1917 to 12s
Gentlemen-Mondayi Wednesday and Friday, from TO
Children Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 81 G5
P. NJ.
Private LessonsTuesdey, Thursday and Saturday Os
10 81.
Te7ms-Eades Gentlemen, $40 per month Children So
paid in advance Twelve lessons In the month.
Mime eBar can be her Academy any day from 10s
TO y, Nnd u to 61S o24 IT
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rg,HE Chs RrEw OAK
co 0,KIEG sTo We.
Ii wiz Reduce your Wood bill from 30 to
80 per cent.

Tese Stoves are warranted Bake on the bottom point
at which all other Slows are found wanlus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

sss%s COUNTRY RESIDENCES ID 49,
sSfS AfMSPersesis wishing land, eth6T S&&
residences, for farms, within three heas 8
travel Of New Orleans, are invited to apply s.
GEORGE EUI.MER, Lszsa Agent. N
Springfield. Livingston Parish La
N. B.No charge madefor Information and seanxz
chargsd purchasers 3
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HN<Dudley Lodge No. 66, H.. and A.. Me-
Eegag Vi this Lodge held EEbKE SAT
qEpAY EVENING a e'eleek in their Iogs Room 81 the
PeFddo streets Members Of the Graf fraerusly invited
70 attend.
j. H Gennison, j. W Phaddeus D. VanHorn Treasurer g.
l. Outlet Secretary R. l.. Moore s. d. Henry = Robinson
]. D. jos. B. Scot, TYler. as IN
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BIZ J. B. WALTON,

or O. v. JoNTE DECEASED NINE
Lots Of Grousd on Gasque sacet-Six Lois Of Ground
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

% EchfDVAL AND NOTICE OF C0P MEMBERSHIP
~ FHue, T. Shields Type Foundry and Friners' Fur
nishng and apc Wafch 7s been removed from abe p,e
snd No 81 GraylR eet No 10 Grase and No. 10
Rapk Plnra.
Nj. ARTHUR W. HYATT 4 admitted partner Of tie
dersgned, under he Arm Of TuOS. II. SHIELDS co, from
November lst, 1860.
nl26t TIT9S n. SE1tFT rs.
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81 NEGROES FOzS SALE JOSEPH u
BRBIN. regular In ibis city me las "a
III twenty ysar. has arrive large &RS
sAs&es1 Maryland and Virginia NEG ROEs sach Me-,
vhnes, House Cocks, Washers
Hands. and viii be wings fresh supply all
For ale reasonable trims for e city
a his Old Stand Espssnads
streets. Thi,d District se1J 4naktN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

G1"Hollamd Council of Royal and Select
dAaIEAs No l. meets On the FOURTH thursday Of every
the Concord Royal Arch Chapter no 2 Odd
Fellows Hall, First District.
oTfIoERs-J H. Holland, t. H.. M. C. P. Crane
D.. l.. G.. NJ; T. A. Baree P. g.. W Bruno de Lucas
Treasurer; Jas Funeaux, Recorder H. Sanshury, Captain
Of the Guards j. ., Wood Conductor A. ofeged Steward
Peter Monaen. Sentine asl2 Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

5NN HAND AND FOR SAL E-TnE CELEBRATED
W &echesney Patent Washing Msehnes-Spec to be
). Waterman Bro. 81 the coraer If MaRzne sad
Streets the Mechanical snd Dealers ExehanRp
No 49, ST. Charles and my shop OF Layets
n,i1 Basin Htrest New Greana-
fy1lx In. pAHaHERTY.
ElOR sALaHs-aOo BARRELS EA sTERS LIME, by
GEO. W. HfNS0G 4 CO.. .E s
iy4 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

AMUsEMENTs,
A CADEmY OF MUSIC ACADEMY OF MUSIC
-Formhriz--
spaIding g Rogers Amrhitheater.
MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS Nov fz and 10.
l. g Week Of the

EPAbnING Proprietors.
g. @. CHESLET ........4 MANAGER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

OPENING OF CLAIBORNE STREET.
Buildings and improvements the Polongaon Claiborne
street. from Common Lafayette order and for
account Of the City Of New Orleans. Z
BY J. B. WALTON,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01
NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o., July Z, 1858.

NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o., July z, 1858.
Da. C. w. RosAcx-Dear Sir: For the benefit
of suffering humanity. permit US to announce,
through the columns Of your Circular, the surpri-
sing properties of your scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills, which Is sure cure for Indiges-
ton and Liver Complaint We have several per-
sons in town, who have been suffering with Liver
Complaint and Indigestion, and notwithstanding
that we have asgood physicians as can be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease bafcd their skill.
Consequently we were in a state of dependency,
until we commenced using your Pills, through and
by the advice of our friend. Mr.. Brennan We
used the medicine according to directions, and are
now full of life and hiarity. and our gratitude is
equal to our improvement in health and spirits.
When take into consideration what have
been, and what We are al present, we feel like
charging ourselves of the sin Of ingratitude, il
did not try to the public the great ben
Gifts of your Medicine. Therefore We recommend
to the public at large, the expedency of having re-
course to your Medicine, and consequently, in
duty bound dischraIge what we feel to be our duty,
in advising persons who are suffering aswe have
suffered. to make use of the only true and sure
cure fos the diseases already mentioned.
Mas. Gwrx,
Mas. BREyNAS,
MISS HEkToN,
c. c. SrELMAN.
Sec advertisement. (n5Omll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01
PittsburEh, Fort Wayne and Chicag
Railroad.
from the N. Y. Tribune 22d.]


From the N. Y. Tribune 22d.l
A meeting of the stockholders. bond
holders. and creditors of the Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago road was held
at the Office of Winslow, Lanier d Co.,
on Saturday. and unanimous approval OBJ
tanned for the plan for recognizing the
company. which is briefly as follows:-
The property is to be bought for the gener.
al benefit by Purchasers COMMITTEES. con-
sisting Of j. F. ID. Lanier. Samuel j. TIL
den. and L. H. Meyer. of New York. j.
Edgar Thompson of Philadelphia. and
Samuel Hanna Of Indiana; subject. also,
to the assent of an Advisory Committee,
consisting of Mr.. Evans of London. and
L. Won Hoffman of New York. A new
issue Of bombs and stock to be made s
follows, the mortgage to be upon the whole
line:
First mortgage OF 50. $50. 900 at %
cent. the bondholders to vote as stock
holiers on both upon each 1900 Of bonds
interest to commence after Jan. ], 1862.
81 mortgage. IS. loo. 900 at 7 per cent.
with the same power Of voting as 1st mort
cages, and interest to commence April 1,
1862.
81 mortgage. 1000. 900 at Z per cent.
with power OF voting at par, and to receive
all profits and interest upon 1st and 2i
mortgage after April. 1862. up. to per
cent. - = =
New stock of sc. 500. 900. entitled to 6
per cent per annum, after interest is paid
on the bonds.
LIST mortgage bondholders of the old
lines are to get new LIST mortgage for prin-
cipal and interest.
"a m rtgage bondholders and Sd mort
gage bondholiers Of the old Company to
get 81 mortgages for the principal. and Sd
mortgages for their arrears Of interest due
since Oct. 1. 1859.
Reel estate bonds are to get mortgage
bonds, sad general OF floating debt crcd-
TORS are to he paid in the same way
Stockholders ar to get new stock at par.
The plan. in brief. ,s to postpone the pay
ment Of interest for sort period. and to
allow all the creditors to res.;;n an eouitable
interest in the new concern. IS sally and in
the same priority as at present. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01
In the Wrong BOX.

On Tuesday last friend Of ours purchs
sed four joints Of new stove-pipe at Dixon
& Leonard's Tin Shop. which he intended
to send home in neighbours wagon. but
by mistake put them in a wagon belong
ing to some one else. and did not discover
his mistake until after the wagon he put
them in had left. The owner of the wag-
on will confer favor on our friend by re-
turning the pipe to Messrs. Dixon d Leon
ar,l. 1t was six inch pipe. and one of the
Joints was fsrcd at one end.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01

This number finishes the fourth volume
Of the "REruBLIcAS." A crowd of recol-
lections rush upon us as we take . retros-
pectivs view Of the past. but we viii not
stop now, e the close - We are Of grand
Presidential campaign. to indulge in any
reflections upon the past. except to re-
mark that the discouraging circumstances
which surrounded as in the outset, have in
. great measure been overcome. not entire
~ by our own unaiied efforts. though we
have sndeavored to merit. by energy and
industry. the smiles and appreciation
which have been showercd on us by our
Republican friends of Marshall, and we
now confidently look forward to brighter
and more prosperous times. The RE-
PUBLICAN" is now permanent institution,
and we hope. rs one of its future cenduc-
tors. as we have been in the past, to enjoy
many lsag pears of pleasant intercourse
with our political friends of the county.
Confdest that the patronage extended to
MS in the future will be at least equal to
our merits we shall not now put forth any
special plea for an increase, though. it is
always source Of pleasure to add new
names to Our subscription list. especially
when accompanied by the cash. We deem
it unnecessary to say any thing in this ar
ticle in regard to the future political char
acter of our journal.-of course it will be
Republicsn all over.-but. as the great
Presidential canvass is now ended, and
confidently anticipating great Republi
can victory, we do not think it will be me-
cessary to devote IS much space to politics
as formerly. our principles being generally
understood. and consequently. snail have
more room for general news. agricultural.
commercial, miscellaneous and literary ar
ticle.. To our yonng friends we promise
On interesting story occasionally. and our
agricultural friends not unfrequently such
articles as we may think will tend to pro-
mete their welfare and prosperity. In
short. il viii 6e the aim of the publishers
Mt only to increase its interest. but to rem
der the RxrUsrlcAx Indispensable to every
household in the county.
As we have heretofore announced. we
expect to enter into some new arrange
mcnts with the commencement Of the ncxi
volnme. NJ. B. MArrrxGLY, son Of The
present eiitor and proprietor. having ia
KIN an interest in the establishment, vii
become one of the publishers. and will al
so take charge OF the Local Department
as editor
This will renler it necessary that al
accounts due on subscription shall lie set
tlei without delay. We therefore earnest
ay request ell in arrears to call and settle
xoou, either by cash or note. We hav,
= large amount in the aggregate outstanlA
ing. all ofwhica we greatly need. aud hop'
our frien.ls will comply speedily with Thu
urgent request.
When. Flonr. Apples. Poultry. Wood
anil other products Of the farm will be ia
ken in payne.t Of subscriptions. at tn
market price
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01
A Great Medicine for Females.

Hundreds of stimulants have been invented and
sold. prporting to be specific in the various dsea
ses and arrangements to which the delicate form
Of woman render her subject The result Of all
these stimulants has been TO impart momesfary
hrfy to the nervous system and false vigor to the
Muscles; but this relief has been succeeded by a
depression and prostration greater than beore and
the repeated attempts Of individuals to build them
selves up by these false remedies, have finally end
cd in destroying what little vital organization was
left. Bat in using "Bcrhase's Holland Biaer's,"
you will find no such disastrous results. 1t is a
purely vegetable compound. prepared on strictly
scientific principles, AFTER the manner of the cele
brated Holland Professor, Berhaye. Under it,
influence. eoefy nerve and muscle receives new
strength and vieor appetite and sleep return, and
finally, perfect health. See advertisement in an
other column. [octl8wlm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01

EEThe Boston Bee Hive" at NJ. A
Corbin's Block. is q new establishment
with New Goods. and that the proprietor
knows how to attract custom by selling
goods cheap. we have little doubt. Step
in any how. ard our good looking and
clever Young friend, ALVIN G. ELLIorr,
will take pleasure in showing you whatev-
er you desire Ia look at.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01

Carlo. Iuisois, July 29th, 1850.
Messrs. JOHN Wncox e. Co.
You" Impectine," or sPcrsian Fevcr Charm
mas done wonders. was wholly Respondent and
wretched when applied il, and in Are hours the
chills were removed and no fever has ensued. Il
is the simplest cure immaginable. and wonder Of
nature or art. / would not be without this "Im.
pectine" single hour. Bv constantly wearing il
l seem 10 be sague proofs 49, sfIk
a.oss Yours Very Truly. liz
s4:g1at1 E. M. STOUT.
MobiIe, Aidbams, July I'D, 1850
GENTLEMEN:
Ihavc been snatched FRO n the grave by the an.
plication Of your wonderful "Impcctine - or per
sion Fever Charm" For several wears | have
suffered from fever and aguc. Last Spring nv
life threatened, but your remedy has DESTROYED
The disease. and am rapidly gaining an appetite
and strength.
Respectfully. Yours,
go D. N. BARRON.
This truly wonderful preventive and cure of Fe-
yer and Ague and Bilious Fevers will be sent by
mail, post paid, receipt Of ono dollar Also for
sale at all respectable Druggists and Country
Stores. - - = :
Principl Depot and Manufactury, 1873 Main st..
Richmond, Va. Branch Office. Bank Of Commerce
Buildings New York. Address ~
JOHN WILCOX & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01

REMEMBER, WORKING MEN.
THAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
is PLEDGED TO GIVE YOU 100
ACRES OF LAND, FREE OF COST,
AS SOON AS IT OBTAINS THE
POWER, PROVIDED YOU WILL
GO AND SETTLE On 1T.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-01
Family sewise Machines.

1t is seldom that we notice anything in
the line Of new inventions. nor would we
now unless we were convinced that we were
not doing onr duty as journalists should
we mt recommend to the public the Family
Sewing Machines made by the Chicago
Sewing Machine Co., for the use of those
of our readers who are seeking to find Z
strong. reliable and practical Machine. -
Since their introduction thy have gained
an enviable popularity. and from the low
price at which they are offered we doubt
not they will supercede al others as me-
eessary family sppendsgs Pice rs to
$50. May the inventors reap = rich re-
ward fo- their 1ators in bringing their
Machines into poblic use.-G kieees, Week
" Uaion. -
EResd The advertisement In another
column Of our paper. 2w