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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

Gated ID the bu6uoss psit Of the city and in conse-
qnence Of the yAst amount Of business requires
- carriers. From this and the other stations o9
csre- arv sent Vu four tiaes daily for the regular
delivery.
TIE fact, are, however that the more i.Hnen,iai
business Lonsos have their private boxes Al 'he
General Po.i-Oaice and not being dependent rron
,,f-iels. 90 not care much about tho syF'am;
ie people are 80 accustomed to be without !oca
facilities, ;-.G so unused to iat'ling Individually
or pablo convenience that they -.,y lili~ NOD d.
nothing; Tho cap.ere. scoiug dat The public have ho
coufdonce in ine,q n efficient .er,sut- become ssck
sn3 lax and -oie sboat their duty a. ttey iil.
Tie London sys.9m ii near perfection. Cmde
notions of the aulcriorly Of this system ere very
prevalent; jnt The tUjh IT, that tho perfection iouud
tbere cous'fs simply In ibis: thst the accommcda
licns sre numerous, aud dispatch snd pundlaiy
arc regarded as nut IN Ire order of things. Tine
proves all things. and experience o; many years
Slows conciusiyey that whatever IS done for the
MASSES T. ruro of It's reward 10 t6o LoDjoner
poslal advantages aie rendered. and the consequence
ir .lat according 70 Official report, ihe number o.;
locl le,ors in that city is over 30ooJ0 600. Ia 1850
tho nuuber wss - 50 81; in 1895 jle numter yss
4, 2,slf,3ll; IN lS54 II. l9I ,5G9, ard iu 1860 over
30 OJD zoo.
System s necessary, and large working force IN
dispeu-abie; bo,n are provided and Gle return is n
ueoate and gratifying There are, for instance, COo
clerks. OF sub Posi.uastcrs; 5000 ,orteif and car
rcr- and over 200 District Posts. Hourly deliveries
Of ouside na.s ali Of local matter are made in ali
the uoIe dcnsely pogu'atel portions Of lie city, and
the eary morning and uost important delivery h SO
managed tia, every lester which can be delivered
within radius Of l. miles from tie Office is go de-
livered before q. The rules and regulations Of TIE
Department, 20 be observed by tle IabLc are icS
ard simple, and their regard insureS ole and at nu-
merous acconmod4tiOrs with rapid and punc.Ial
service.
Ia tie first place, tire city "a divided mo en unai-
ieiajle pceol diatrcis-denc;s Gs distinct aio
tccoea able oar cognfie- 81 States. TIE districts
are arovu % every Londoncr and the same division
might with equal Irorreiy be- adoy.ed bc:e. The
.iN a. ... .l.i...gs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
CITY POSTAL DELIVERY.

WHAT WE HAVE AND WHAT WE NEED.
The present iucunben' Of the PostmasteIThp, tts
Hon. ISam WakeuaD, entered upon the duties ci
Ais Office the let int, and 1t proceeded III
krm binself concerning lie means at lbs command
with which be might work ogi 70 the pablics satis-
Ssc,ion celtsin ieformatoiy measures.
In the present system Of City -orvice there are
several patent Objectionable features. 1ho mail.
Got opened al Sufficiently e,.rly hour: the street
boxes are not properly looked after; tie f,re. lcr
iocal correspondence src not convenient, and the
shsrges no satisfactory.
Some Improvement la, been made by VI Wake
in the frat particular, and the nails ere ready
for delivery At O'Clock Il. Sill lie difference
OF half an hour would be Of vast beneht 10 dealers,
wbose stores far up town, OF who, though dong
business in Brooklyn Jersey City lave their lei-
ter addressed Now-lor
The street boxes are recognized as It valuable adj
vsuco toward letter service but unless tlcy agc
more frequently visited; unless there Is greater
prompttude and vigilance On tho part Of the oairers
they will oontinge to be, - they are nov, Of use
only to those who not particular 10 the time IL
tslcs for letter 10 reach shy desired destination
There are provided at present j7f cast-iron boxes
fastened TO the laupTos'- distribu'ed varousy 50
10 embrace such portions Of the city as lie below
Fiity-6ith street Until recently the carriers were
instructed 10 visit these boxes four time, daily,
al The sApnrs Of and 10 ID. H., aud / 30
and ?. -. Mr. WakCmau propo4ts a. an Improve
Iuent, that there small be .fre dsily collections
1weuy-egbt collectors are padfor tits dlty-a duly
requiring simply regularity and p1nctuslity, and
even thia s.aalI amount CT service would Prove a.
great accommodation, il We could bat feel assured
tbat tie collectors weie certain 10 make tie colc,-
ton at a specified moment not lour, aud thas tie
matter woald, without delay, be taken other ., he
General or ihe DiaHct Pos.C Office. Many Of the
collectors are too old or Efficient service o. aie So
grounded in their odtu.e habits Of ca.c.esnes. and
iazness, that il wiil be impossible 20 DO anything
~iih theia. proper discharge Of .Aese du.es Ie-
9u'es yoang and active, keaiihy end intelligent rou.
-" one ioinss OF using ne sircet-toZes wien dis
IUl'l As ee'i.able, aud iof .ly ocal service thty
alcra, they might as 1en be- eApe,ted 10 clean DE
siros's- or furnish food.
Tie s%tra charge o. ore cent sho,,id te stefc5.
There az no good reason why let'~r 20 tie Same
place should be tIsee cent?, If mailed il ore rsf oil
tbe to"R, and four cents ii Inaea IN ano,l,o,.
We nave ok s''tioas established ia diGereot ua,,.
ot Tue city, easb under charge Of Two ele,,,, s..f,I
BY eorps Of letter carriers, lgugng from ,.,,o, -,
thirteen. The principal Office is a station ,or ,ta
S1itSss W sslsS-..s 49, &s;.,s..Ag l4..,.; :.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
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Among tie rewards lately made by Der p'',.'' 80.
M.ic.v's Government for saving life al 'e"' we DIV
the following to ,iaire capiains: , p,.,.,,cs
.o,, i t asr IN the c;:g ~. o. Cue ,cIo9h' o.,
MAY Ara Cam y sss'so.' , -. ris Yoaos r.
L' ''l. i',' ~ H. ...'eion7 q hi, humanity ana kinehet
70 .f ,eg o,iS schooner Neurmah1' o' p''O! ' WINS
-o W p. @ Perry. 81 $40 bark Tb,atu' W i.hsns
,es..ut IA testimony ot as Rlnc.'S Nd W ' .,
- ~ , b,rk NH-r. q lrli, wFec, "a 'h L5oL '''NN' "
:. .r" p. W 4. = :, ,...,l.,ts "a che t;h Oct. llst .
ia" sr, Newell oftr ai9 E5op' 'ce;,oRe 10 tsisnis T.
NJ t,, srtty i rrscl. tc ct"W "a tAe 'h"so N'N'
y ' 'e t lt y = si ri,rrd q sss tth Jan. It ,
TO cpL Budey ioros = te eaA seq e. o. t.'''t a.
xl.3 ct of tre schcourr Neptune, o. - John ~ h-
b. esrrei from lsir wstc' lsed vessel IA ',i a.
".' ,, NJ rtar.o,. {. tue t4A Lucy Biag gold rse'
g., IA, l,,.rit, O. tbe crew OF 10 harA kerme'
70, piston n y. .h-udouta at se, .o1n Dec 'Ast
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
table lsa follows,

Eyeiy street. i0.d, alloy, place and park, is dis'
.cted; and ables, accurately detailing every essen
Ad ..nd minute par.icuiar, common there as
dir,cofcs are with us The districts ere subdiyided,
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,e b.3mas - familiar with the names Of the resi-
dents in hs beat, IA with his own. The routes are
fhoii and one living q, tho flsiher end OF lodts or
walk receives lis mail almost as carly "a those liy-
ing rearcr.
! ABSOLUTE runc.paliiy is observed in the collection
of ihe i,tters nj tire ..reet-boxe- thar oue can
+ know 10 a moment when biz note or letter vii he
! ;aten iom iho box; con caienl.re with equal GER
ta;uty tie ue %, which bis friend in auoiie- part Of
ihr city, viii receive IT, or tell By what hours .4ii
I &. viii eay- iae city.
I gbcIe aIe people in London. as there aie here
ulo are cirelc,s unL slip-aho.dy in orog:hiag.
1ley m-dircc lai, pell, and 60, l.ny absurd ii.ae'
wifh q Cii letters whici f done IN thi, country o.
city would irglre their absolute losr, aud en-
tell an. quantity of trolbie aud dsarfpnt-
ueni upon tic wit and his friend. Il, however
one is c..ieles 'heie, or if III correspondent has
cuecJ ''s residence, it bu; s'mulates the Depart.
rro1t 20 renewed cxertio5s T. Is tho dr'v OF ro
Government, when once charged wnh mission, O.
ezc,.o -, and 10 labor, or Fln,, or stoe leather of
cApedicut, VIII be sayol OF IN Jn,ried. i oue
carrier ia unable 20 frd 'lo aidry ,ed, another takes
tle le,tor and 20 on until every place has been .sic
aud ilen il all fail, the letter wii te scIt 20 tie
writer, with iudoi-ed evidence of IT. tsayel-.
I London is "a large city; Aew-icIk - =. smaller
orr. London enjoys on uoerring, simple, and al
accomplishing posa system Of city delivery; New
York suffers with = wr.icboiiy incompetent one.
London sends million of lcttcis and lIciuccs 90 yas
postal revenues Ncw-York send- thousands oi ie'-
tcrs, and pays bu' little. Shall We not, in ths age O.
REFORM take heed Of DE advance made hy neigh
Dor across tho water, adopt a similar sy-tCl, aud
secure Ike I'salt,' The secret Of rlccesH l.r in Is
nuts he'll. The charges are moderate, ,imfe, and
umi,rn; the accommodations numerous, and tie
d,liyeries rapid and pulctual
la.ss,rH.S-z.
Tie Rev. =. ). Murply, h,c Assistant Pastor
Of 81 Auuo'- Church IN tii5 city, diel on the iCn
of MaIch IN ireland. Tao reverend gentleman went
70 Ireland about eighteen months ago ior the benefit
or fis tcal'b, bat Is efforts in tlat direction proved
uua,aihc Tor tltt terrible dseaie, consumption.
cat him oil ia lhe primo OF life. lie wos born on the
I'd Of april 1853, ia The parish Of Killoo, County
Loncford, Ireland. 10 came 20 tlis country on tn
len September, ls2 studied O., s.. Francis Nayers 5
Colle.e Sixteenth street, in tns city, and at s..
Josephs Seminary, Forlham, Rrd was ordained 10
tle oacred ministry on tie ID Of NAY, 49,, by the
Mos, Reverend Archbishop Hughes.
Col Locser Las resigned the command Of tie
New.Tork Fire 2ouaVes OEIlswcrth'sl, and has re-
turned 20 bis position OF First Lieutenan. OF Cavalry
Col. Loeser distinguished limsef at Ball Run, is
an excellent officer ard is greatly beloved by bis
sggIS-ya,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
PAWNBROKER's sALE.

NAIibL be sold al AUCIlON on TuesoRy, Uetols,r,
wv u, le62, at ~ . clock IN at the Aucuon Room
OF Y. r. Huber bon, No. 200 Inird street. hue larry
OH Painting View VI Norlh bendJ cost SIuU; tne
niyer mottted kie, cost 1906 tine Double Uou and
allie, cost Sioi hue siA snoOung Rne, coss sGj; !
English silver lever watch, cost originally s72i 4oL
need gold Watches, patent levers 1 hne gold Nest
OhRn set silver plated tes spoons; butter Etyea;
iaehes gold neqt cupln, gvia hunting Walch slyei
hunting watcesi 3elght day clocks; laucy silk drvs,
.gtl1 r7t bOOhs--ALL NAV. 49,.
volume, calf-bound, Lorenzo and teggy Dow; / By-
ron's Poetlcal Works; CHRONICLES france ana spain
oy sir John frossart General View Of the " ord, ]
hite'R history OF the Mvrld;'I JosephtIs; baaTs
bible Geography; John franhlin's Discover, ana
many other ARTICLES 10 be sold without serve the
Ueneht Of whom It may coIcefn.
ocp ll '.r @. r. hubEh a son, Aucnoneer~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
Deluge Hall--New Furniture, Dec

Delnge Hau--Hew Furniture, Dec
orations, &C., &C The Deluge Engine
House, No 4, has been thoroughly overhaul.
ed from thestip Of the spire to the ground
hoor The work was long needed, and we
are grati6ed TO note thst it hes ct las, been
thoroughly done. ' ..,'.
The Hall has been 10 thoroughly re-mod-
died and beauti6ed. that il demands mention
OF our hands .p7o lia.t
The old steps ct The North side Of The
engine room have been removed, and the ap-
proach to the Hall is now mp :Aight Of am
pie stsirvsy guarded with . stylish railing,
in recess on the south side Of the house u
On entering the Hall, the visitor viii be
almost daazled with the splendor of the iuts-
rior The walls ere papered in excellent imi.
tstion Of oak, with panels and columns, and
the whole surface Is resplendent with trans.
parent varnish. Then the magnificent chan
dnlier, with its six jets Of gas fairly bqrnishes
eEery object IN the spacious room, aud rnAkss
the place look like vision of the palace
OF nabob in the Orient, flooded with light
and decorated with brilIiAnts
The aoor is spread with splendid Brasssls
carpet, while the passwsy Ia covered with
oil-cloth TO protect the carpet from con.
tact with dirty feet The windows are cover
cd with illuminated shades and curtains, aud
are q pleasing and proper contrast to the
walls Of oak. faa
The Furniture is in moai excellent keeping
with its surroundings. There are Eve dozen
cain.seat arm-chars one 'sociable for Pres
ident ard Vice President; one msrble-top
cep,ertable; three marble.top tables for the
President, Secretary, and Treasurer; two
wsrdrobes; two eeshioned chairs for secrs.
tsry and Treasurer; and IN excellent clock,
which keeps exact time The aoor is sup
piled With spittoons.
The walls are tastefully decorated with
works Of art, the principal pisees being--lst
The Night Alarm I'd, The Race. 80, The
Fire, 4th, The Ruins The pictures IRE
well executed and elegantly mounted, and all
will note their appropriateness in that place.
Then there are "a The Defenders OF the
Union" t.tBombardment Of Port Royal; !"
and there are statues Of, Franklin and JEFF.
ferson in the panels in the rear of the Presi.
dents and Vice Presidents seats. .i
We have briefly alluded to the New Hall
and its contents 1t should be seen, 80 be
appreciated for it's elegance, appropriateness,
and completeness. We learn that great
deal of the work Of fixing up was contribu.
ted by the Deluge Boys, and they deserve the
highest credit for the manner in which they
( did their work auay 20. .aaQ,.s.
The Officers of the Deluge Fire Company
had The superintendence Of this work They
are---Anthony Stephans, President; Richard
Baker, Vice President; Joseph Gesler, Sec.
retary; Joseph Shuttle, Treasurer
Deluge Hall will be open for visitors, and
the inspection of Firsmen and Citizens on TO.
morrow evening. llth inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

Woundsd.-We notice that the esd Ohio
was in the recent eight between RoseeFans
and Van DOrn, At coFintA. asd thst !, toaghs
galIantly and suffered severely. Among the
wounded was Adju,ant Nesbit Comfy, who
had command Of company =, IN the engage
ment he was injured in the head, bnt a.
the report does no. say severely, We may hope
that be will soon recover. s5l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
Special Notices.
eth Cavalry Regiment Recruits are

9Th Cavalry Regiment Recruits are
wanted for Cavalry Company. Il 10 by far
the easiest braach Of the service. Horses
and every thing 10 furnished. 800 Bounty
s2S, and one months pay 10 advaAee; $40 70
each man " addition, Psy FROM day of en-
llstnenelq Come, msn, Join the Cavalry Con-
pany' r1ltmla 3 r4ll tr.H..e si
W - u W. W, wOopwAsD, Can't
: " FAIss lsh and =, GaLLIpAr, "a Lien.
tsnAnla saAo
Headquarters At the Court House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

Glorious Old Banner The original
flag Of the lst Ohio, which passed through
the terrible batte-storm of Shiloh, is on ex.
hibiticu at Diesrichs Drug Store It is torn
badly, aad its staff is deiseed BY rebel balls,
but it wss carried sallautly and de6Anty over
the hArd-fought Geld, and bourne 10 victory
to the quarters Of the Rssiment after the
enemy was routed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

To Applicants for E1emption by
order Of the Governor, none but msnbers Of
Churches whose creed is opposed to bearing
arms win be exempted on account Of cobScien.
.ious scruples E, s. YOUNG, .s.
October 7th, go, CommissiOnss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

Whosei--ofieers Hardia and Mccain ar
rssled dranksn fellow the other night, who
had in bis pOssiOn two dresses, shirt, and a
carriage whip which be acknowledged 70
have stolen, but could not tell where, The
articles are a. the Mayors oaies Tha tbiei
was sent up for 10 dayA Ia .ssr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

I. A. i0lub--Ths members of tho Irish
American Club are requested to meet on Sat.
urday evening, Oct llth, at Fishers Corner,
Northwest corner of the Public Square
Speakers will be present. aBait
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
lCOpARTN ERSHlp,

NATk have this day formed co -partnerahip under
w the arm vi Wiiiiain SUbreclit& a TO-, sbdbought
out the stock OF gooas oi Chariea fost a 10 Mr u
has been in business ior numper OF 5ous WilIf Mr.
Post and latsr9y his partner. Mr. q, WIS .ortluflt
with Mr.. y, aud Attetiy With Rogers, Fowler Achey.
A. We ineud 70 do busiless lhe same pr1neires ~
our former employer, we nope 10 retn tie cus,Ori m
hle1 ned turR nutncer Of years, % Ef.. .,...t..
WILLIAM NULLBRECiIT, '
aat,u gQA u hEHMAN SANDMEIEk, r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
orr1 = CHARLES POsT
PUBLIC NOTICE

I hkYE this day sold out my share iu tie stock Of
Il goods formerly owned by Uhafies Posi- a Uo 10
william Vobrecht ana Herman Lsndmeier both
have commenced their mercantile career will me- aud
MT. v. has lRtterly boen my partner IN business. ~
hAye no doubt that they viii carry the busness ou
the tame principles by which have been gosered IoF
the last thirty years, hesitate not 10 Recommend
them to thatasorof my customers, | slpn ,0r time
Dayton, Ocil, 1889, .UiA CAt hLE> rvbT, 3
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

f.grpfal.. trti MAroRs OERIcR, CTR or DAYrox,
. October ), 1909
TN pursuance Of resolution adopted By the city
"a eattneil the Sut ult notice IL hsesby gwen 70
peyten. that poll will be kept open, the USUAL
place Of voting IN said Wdrds tuesday. the iSth
day Of Octohs 1862, hetwean tue keuFs OF aiz o'clock
~ and six o'clock M iof the election Of one TTus-
sss. or coueelman, Tor the hsxPred fern Of Hiram
ossssst -. WI. GILLESPIE, Mayor. s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
Meeting in Texas Tonight. t.-Frede

lex Hussong, Esq, will address the Demo,
cratic Meeting in Texas this evening, instead
of DR.. VIM. Egry, who has an engagement to
address his German fellow citizens at Middle.
town tonight. Mr.. Hussong win speak on
the present alarming crisis. Let his German
friends turn out and hear him as-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
81 cMA1sLRs RAseHKR,
GENERAL UPHOLNTRRRR.

ORIo BLOCK, THlkp aTaEKr (hR. slTTEIL's
I OLD srAhpD DAYTON, OHIO.
A IL kinds Of uphoisterlng, such as Sofas, Chaits
IA stools matEnsses, ,Se., dohe 70 order Carpets cl
and htled, Wndos curtains hung and AL kinds 0l ps
pairing done e The shortest notice and most ressona
RgGsscss-.hayor 0ilespis and I.arn.y parsar 4 60
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

Fire Up.-Go to George Mccain 4 Cos
for the best qualities of Coal and Wood--3d
street and Canal Fire up
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

Coming Every day J. Worman 4 Son,
Old Post-ofice Building 27s Third street, are
ia receipt of those extra peaches, and whap.
ping apples, from Michigan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
DRY Goods. .--our readeru are referrsd

Dry Goods Our readers are referred TO
the advertisement Of Mr.. George II, Coles,
who succeeds N. p Douglass at the popular
Dry Goods House No. 76, loves Building,
Main street. The new proprietor has the
reputation of liberal gentleman and an &C.
eonlmodating and prompt business manager
The public can rely on it that the establish
ment will be kept fully up to the requirements
Of the people Of this City and the Miami Val.
ley, and will be frst.eIsss in all the depart.
ments of trade.
Mr.. Douglass will for the present remain at
his old stand, which be has succeeded in ma.
king so popular with the people. MAY he
live thousand years. a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEHsifIpi

FTNHB partnership heretofore existing between Uhas.
l. Post and NaIn ollbrochi under the hrin Of
lnfles Post Co., Is dissolved this uay by mutual
coneene oil screunls Will be settled by Chaiea Pvst.i
All having claiins against the former trrn viii present
them for payment, and all indebted 10 the him will
'NYrCrr1 : , CHARLES POST
WILLIAM NOlIIBkEUff.A L
Dayton, oct. 4, ie61-o2w3 40
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10
CIIANt4hD- lIANpS.

AlhSS Spuc ch4gTi the Fruit and sr,.slcsl pspel
III = slfhnsn ~ heeslsF, No, ~, thllers tlois5l
mine ne ~ egst ana which hAa u.ads tv preo
Iho hRsaflues, periodicals., PctOfials ali slepron,.
lneht Nid POpusK aslly n1id weeAy Nswspslofs; thv
series ol beAuis Moves ehd sohg byOAs, they arr
isauedi wil to fonnd ct the new st3re.
Fruits, Confeetons, etc., IN season VI lie best quaI
ity, nlwnyh on hand ~ ilaG
Tue MAif0SEf oYsTsRs-sthe tksv yraAd Erou III,
West--to ~ had uuEina Tue season. They cny naa.l
10 be tasted TO become "all the rage"
ask Air Tia " the publc, drnt that W i.lr.
hishnS 'he vesl articles, eaaing pap4aiig iAirly snd
lbesIy, VIII merit The stu nelsic, silS pall onAsu
iiSrv'V'ofe ~ liberal testVnsd upon nsy tgeaecess
or MI IeeAirs Nll hi all eontIaesa Iunis b / ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-10

Having rVncluata - change my present vu.iusss :
or Vnc e,.re HeIlYe, n nVt more profitable, 4 hA,v
di-loaed u niy est1iishplsnt 10 Mr. kca, h0 M,h
hDlci aud ICeoAiiilend hin ~ thein. 10 my I'D
customers and lrends return my siuce!s Ihahks ~.
the locr patronage they have besto6 ,i ou me- 49,
hOpe tAey Nui cOnlutle tne sauIv ~ NY suxe,.sOi
sidl ever nal gralcidi 10 my uayivn fiiehdb. n
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