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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
COMPARISON OF ANALYSES.

The extract which we published last
week from the Report of the Commit
tee of the Legislature of New York on
the manufacture of salt, will enable any
one DESTROYS of doing so, to compare
the strength of the brine in one portion
of Saginaw Valley with that of others,
and also with the brines of other States.
For convenience we repuGlish these
tables this week, and follow the same
with the analysissaid to have been made
of brine from the Bay City salt works;
in April, 1862, by Jas. r. Chiffon &
Co in New York.
Composition Of the brinss taken at the different
puRp-hOuses on the 5h Of July, 1862, at Syra-
etse, analysed by PrqE. Goesman.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
lNM J. B. SCOTT lii
ship MERCHAHIT AND ship BROKER.
WILL ATTEND TO TIL.

WILL ATTEND TO THE
PURCHASE AND SALE OF VESSELS,
WILL PROCURE CARGoEs FOR VESSELS,
And Supply VESSELS for Cargoes Season Charters &C..
eing Proprietor of six good Vessels, am prepared
- to transport Produce, Lumber, Slaves, Timber,
Rail Road Iron, Pig Metal Coal and Stone, 20 and
from any Of the Lake Ports, on reasonable terms
Lumber delivered to Albany or New York, at cur
rent or special rates.
Office on Atwater, between Randolph and Bates
Streets, with p. L Price a Co, coal dealers)
The Stockholders Of the Empire Barrel Com
pany are required to meet Mt the Office Of Gillet
Co, in Carrollton on Thursday the 18th day Of
March 1863 at 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of
Electing Board of Directors and transactng such
other business as may come before said meeting.
c. GILJETT,
j. ii. POST.
East Saginaw, Feb. oath 1868.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
Bay Civ.

"For their rock is not as our rock. even our enc.
mics themselves boing judges"
Deuteronomy 80, 81.
Sermons in stones After the con
vinciDg testim ony of the chemist of the
Salt Company of Onondaga; how can
we better convey to our fellow sufferers
of Bay City, the sense of their fate and
the utter shipwreck of their pretensions,
than by the significant words of our
text. Having recently given them our
opinion on Judges, we tender them a
tough morsel from Deuteronomy.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

TAKES THE REsPoNsIBrLrrY.-One E.
B. Dennison, junior editor Of the Bay
City Press, in communication to the
Enterpu ESQ, claims to DO the author OF
the mean spirited article rejecting upon
the private character Of Mr.. Suther.
land, which appeared in the Press a
short time before election. We could
never believe it was the production of
Judge Birney, as intim ated in certain
quarters. His instincts are by no
means Of that low and groveling cast
betrayed in the article. In this in.
stance, as in regard to the course of
the Prsss last fall, he may we'll exclaim,
"Save nae from my friends" The re.
suit Of the election is noble vindication
Of Mr.. Sutberland's character, and a
rebuke to Dsnnison, such as may, by
possibility, have a beneficial effect.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

SAGINAW CoUNTY,-.OrFIcAL.-.The
official Democratic majorities in Sagi.
nav county are as follows:
For Associate Justice, johnson, 214
" Regents, 27o
" Judge, Sutherland, 772
A majority Of the Supervisors elect
are Republicans.
In this Judicial District Sutherland's
majority will not fall short of eight hun
drcd, allowing literally for the vote of
the Lelenaw Interpolation.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

SAGINAW AND CLEvELAND.-The new
steamer Sasan Ward is to run between
Saginaw and Cleveland, instead of-De.
troit, as first announced. Business be.
tween Cleveland and this section has
been rapidly on the increase for some
time, and the probabilities are that the
route will pay far better than the pro.
pretors Of the Ward anticipated
There are many articles needed here
which the Cleveland market furnishes
on better terms than they can be pro.
cured either in Detroit or Buffalo,
our people, as general rule, have
most favorable opinion of the business
men of Cleveland, aud the travel as well
as freighting business, will no doubt be
largely augmented by the establishment
of through line.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
New Saginaw Salt Company
From the New York Herald.

From the New YORK Herald.
1t is proposed to form Company
with capital of $500, 900 for the man.
ufaeture of Solar salt at East Saginaw,
Mich, under the general law of that
State, employing the brine peculiar to
that locality, and unequalled in strength
and purity by any yet discovered. The
large profits heretofore obtained from
the manufacture of this staple under less
advantageous circumstances than now
presented, guarantee success. Capital
lists seeking investments are invited to
share in this enterprise, where safety
and profit are assured. +. w. Fellows
is the agent, Office No. 81, William ST.,
where the prospectus of the Company
may be had, also maps and accurate
survey of land can be seen.
The proposition is to distribute to the
public four-fiftbs or 5000 shares of $50
each of the Capital Company, the origi.
nal owners reserving 1000 shares. The
subscriptions to be called in, 25 per
cent. the first year; 40 per cent. the sec
cond year, and the remainder the third
year, by which time tho productive ca.
pacity of the works will he equal to 7
per cent. year over expenses and ad.
ditional improvements; this rate of div.
idend to be continued through the 4th,
fifth and sixth years, and then raised to
Ia per cent, for the seventh year, when
the improvements will be completed,
and the works made equal to a net in
come of 5000, 900 year, or 40 per cent.
per annuni on the capital. The process
of salt manufacture is similar to the
Syracuse works under the control of
the State of New York.
The company above alluded to CON-
mence operations under the most favor
able auspices and are laying the foun.
daton for an immense business which
cannot fail to be largely remunerative
They have, PROFESSIONALLY, the most adj.
vantageous location in the Saginaw Val.
Icy for the manufacture of Salt by solar
evaporation, and their territory is suf
ficiently extensive to give room for
investment.
They have purchased tract Of 495
acres, located on tho West bank of the
Saginaw River, about Ave miles below
this city, on point of land forming the
inner curve of the bend below Zilwau.
kee, the greater proportion of which is
dry prairie, the balance timbered land.
The situation, upon point across which
the wind blowing from either direction,
up or down, sweeps in its natural course;
centrally located amid vast area of
of prairie, giving free scope to the breeze
from all directions, with half a mile of
river front, deep shore channel and level
and even surface is such as TO combine
avery natural advantage for the purpose
designed. Much care was exercised in |
making tho selection. large amount OF
lime spent in examining and consider
ng the advantage offered by various
localities, but this was the final, delber.
,te choice Of the originators ofthe com.
'any and there is no difference of opin.
on here a. to the wisdom Of that choice.
Arrangements have been made 10
ink the FIRST well, which is to be the
argsst one on the river, at once aud by
he frst of next week the drill will be
lot to work. Extensive preparations
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

have also been made for the erection of
a large number of solar watts and covers
this season. The corporate name of
the company is the Saginaw Solar Salt
Company and the character of the men
who are most largely interested in it in
this section is such as to give assurance
that its affairs will be we'll managed, its
advantages developed, and its interests
fully and fairly represented.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

N. BAH the brines from the onondaga wells
contain small quantities Of compounds Of bromine !;
these compounds are, in regard TO tho practical
question, Of no consequence they all included
in those Of chlorine.
Composition Of he brines taken from the rarious
treIs at SAGINAW, in October, 1862 analysed by
Professor GOesmdn
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

The steamer Huron arrived on Sat
urday, on her first trip, Capt. d. Cole,
Commander, Kellogg, Clerk. She will
resume her old route between Saginaw
aud Toledo.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

REAL EsrArE, In this City is selling
at most unprecedented rate, at prices
considered by roakers immensely
steep; and still there is an upward ten.
denoy which indicates q healthy market
and redundancy of currency.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
REMOVAL.

b. 9. BUcKHour has removed his
Hardware Store and Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron.ware Mandatory to his
New Store in Saginaw Block, North
Water Street, where he has on hand as
usual full and complete assortment of
everything in bis line of trade. See
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
IL. IHOM AS.
"Adjutant General.

It is hard 20 believe that this order is
genuine, and yet it is not an extraordin.
airy performance when we consider nu.
merous other performances of the ad.
ministration.
The Fourth New Hampshire Volun.
teers were sent home Immediately prior
to the recent election in that State os
tensibly for the purpose of recruiting
their exhausted ranks, but really to vote
at tho election, in the expectation, of
course, that they would vote the abo.
lition ticket. 1t appears, however, that
many of them did not vote that ticket,
and that some of them were active
against it, among the latter the Lieuten.
ant who is dismissed from service by
the foregoing order.
The act of dismissal is not more out.
rageous than the terms of the order are
base. The administration officially calls
democrats "copperheads," and denoun.
ces them as "promoting the rebel cause.
We do not know whether it was posi-.
BILE to increase the contempt of demo.
Gratis for this administrator. 1t will
not be possible to increase it hereafter,
for this order will have intensified it to
the last degree.
The Comprehension" of the democ
racy consirts-the promotion Of the
rebel cause" by them consists-in the
demand that the administration shall re.
turn to the original policies of the war,
nothing more, nothing less.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
Pine Logs for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED has about ono million
Il feet Of Tobacco River Cork Pine Logs for sale
II not sold soon. wishes 10 contract for saving
Address undersigned, at Pontiac Mich
DAVID WARD.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

NAVIGATION OPEN.-Last Thursday
the Forest QUEEN came in from Detroit
with good load of passengers and
freight. She is still commanded by
Capt. PUN. KENYON, whose excellent
reputation as a man and saler, are by
no means among the slightest reasons
for the continued popularity of the craft.
In the other officers there has been some
change. The Queen will resume her
old days, leaving Detroit on Tuesday
and Friday, and Saginaw on Wedncs.
day and Saturday of each week.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

There are slight traces of iron, bro
mine and iodine, but not sufficient tc
weigh.
Composition of tho brine said TO have
been taken from, tie Bay City aceN, in
1862, analysed by Jas. Il. Chiffon d
Co, Of New York.
Sulphate of lime, .l45l
Sulphate OF soda, 1852
Bromide Of magnesium, Obj
Silica, postum, oxide Of iron and
iodine, trace
Chloride of calcium, .7420
Chloride of magnesium, 1920
Chloride of sodium, (salt) l9.6916
Total saline matters 2L.l400
Water, 7S.SlOO
Loss, $500
100000
Between the analysis by Professor
Goesman and that of Jas. r. Chiffon
g. Co., appear these differences:
That of Chiffon makes Bay City brine
Salt, 1896
That Of Goseman (same brine) l3.s323
Difference, 5.s593
BY that of Chiffon the impurities are
in 100 parts, l.44S4
BY that of Goesman, (same br) Basal
Difference, 20357
These differences are so great that
both cannot be right, and our Bay City
friends will be obliged to prove that
Prof. Goesman and the Legislative
Committee have been guilty of some
serious bluuders, OF yield the claim of
having the "most remarkably rich and
pure brine" in the Valley. BY the
analysis Of Prof. Goesman, the brine
from Leavitt & Lees well, at Saginaw
City, is the best, though there is but
trihe of difference between that and the
brine from the East Saginaw Company's
we'll.
For further comparison we give be.
low an analysis of brine from the East
Saginaw Co.'S well, made by Prof. Geo.
Ii. Cook, in the winter of 1901:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

HOME ON FURLouGH.-lst Lieut.. w
JEwETT, of Col. Stockton's Staff, 10th
Mich. Inf, was home on furlough for a
few days last week, looking hale, hearty
and cheerful as of yore. Lieut.. Jewett
enlisted from Saginaw City as private
about ls months since, and has risen by
merit to the honorable position he now
holds.
Commissary Sergeant, FRANK KELLER
of the 10th, who enlisted from this city
in Capt. Fishers company is also at
home on a short furlougb. He has
fought in every battle in which the 10th
has been engaged and come QUIZ un.
harmed. No returned soldier has been
more cordially welcomed here than
Frank, and he is deserving al the atten-
ton he receives.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

Our State ticket has been badly
beaten by the Republicans themselves
We have not the exact vote in this TO-
cality upon Judges and Regents, but
we think Judge Campbell is about rs
behind in this city, and about so ahead
in East Saginaw, and about 40 behind
in Salina The vote on Circuit Judge
is truly shameful. Sutherland, (Dem.
leads Judge Birney 1914 votes in this
city, 225 in East Saginaw, and 81 in
Salina. From reports received from
the out towns we are satisfied that the
County has given Sutherland over 600
majority, which insures his election. 1t
is indeed sad record for the Republi.
can party. The deed is done !-Sagi,
mac Valsy Republican.
A sincere mourner, PROFESSIONALLY,
is "onr Blair" "Sad record" sad
scribe.
uAnd he who has but tears TO weep,
Must weop those tears alone"
Aside from the mantle of grief which
the editor of the Republicans SO sadly
puts on, none of the customary habili.
ments Of woe are observable in all the
Valley. Joslin is unchanged, qnite as
ready to "damn with faint praise" as
he was in the early part of the cam
paign, and still retains his usual "gay
and festive mein. The Bay City Press,
owing to the failure Of it's favorte can,
didate to run, is evidently of The opin.
ION that there has been no election, and
relapses into its wonted stupidity, with
out any expression of grief. Blair
alone is inconsolable. The darkness
Of dependency" hangs over him like a
pail. Lugubriousity' has become
chronic with him, it is true, but he is
ust now experiencing an uncommonly
severe attack.
"What medicine can any leechs art
Yield such sore y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

The following order is exultantly pub
lished in the abolition paper at Concord,
New Hampshire:
WAR DEPARTMENT ADJUTANT GENERALS
OFFICE, "WAsHINGroN, March Is, 1869
Special Order No. ll6l (Extract)
"34. By direction of the President, the following
officers are hereby dismissed the service Of the Uni
ted states' Lieut. A. j. Edgerly, 4th Now Hamp-
shire Volunteers, for circulating ''Copperhead Tick
cts and doing all in his power to promote the sue
cess Of the rebel cause in bis State
"By order Of tho Secretary of War.
az THOMAS
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

100.
An examination of the foregoing will
satisfy any one that the Saginaw brnees
make as pure salt as any, and purer
than most,
From statement made under oath
by the Secretary of the Salt Company
of Onondaga, and annexed to the com.
mittoe's statement, we learn that the
average cost OF transporting salt 10
1862, from Syracuse via Oswego to
Chicago and Milwaukee, Gncluding two
cents per barrel for dockage and trans.
shipping at Oswego) was 2Oa cts. per
BARREL and that the cost to Detroit
and Toledo via. Oswego, was l6
3 10th cents.
BY the way Of Buffalo to Chicago
aud Milwaukee in 1862, the average cost
of freight was 23t cents, and to Toledo
and Detroit, 10 $40 cents per barrel.
Meeting TO Organize n Board Of
Trade.
Pursuant to notice issued by Messrs.
w. L. z. Little, Newell Burnard,
James l.. Ketcham and II. M. Fitz.
hugh, committee appointed at for
mer meeting of gentlemen interested in
the manufacture of Salt in Saginaw
Valley, a meeting of parties repsesent.
ing the Salt, Lumber and other manu-.
featuring interests, was held at Buena
Vista Hall, East Saginaw, on Thursday,
the 9th Of April, at two o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose Of organizing Board
Of Trade, in accordance with an Act
passed at the recent session of the State
On motion, w. L. p. Little, of East
Saginaw, was appointed Chairman, aud
VIM Binder, of Saginaw City, SEQ.
rotary. a
The chairman, in stating the object
Of the meeting, as expressed 10 the call,
said it was probably the most irnpor-
tent ever held in Saginaw Valley. An
attempt had been made by parties inter-
ested more particularly in the manufac-
lure Of salt, to obtain passage Of an
inspection law by the last Legislature,
bot in this they had failed; their re-
source now was the establishment of
Board of Trade, whereby reliable sys.
Iem Of inspection and adjustment could
% secured and their interests protected,
by mutual and judirious action. The
lumber, and other interests Of the Val
ey also required protection, and were
equally interested in the adoption of a
,lan which would secure to all, the
benefits of a well digestsd system, and
rules having alegal as well
q moral force, in the transaction Of
business. asa uih.c o,t .es
The reading of the Act authorizing |
he formation Of Boards Of Trade and
Chambers Of Commerce, being called
or, tho chairman read the same, after
which he stated the first object Of the
meeting TO be TO obtain full expression
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14

INTERESTING ExHIBITIoN. d. Alb
ournet gave two entertainments at
Buena Vista Hall in this city this week,
to large and appreciative audiences. -
His tricks in magic were well done,
and bis explanation of the mode of per.
forming them added much to the inter.
est Of the entertainment. His exhibi.
ton, including all It's parts, is amply
worth the money, and has an originality
about il that is decidedly refreshing and
instructive, as well as amusing.
EARLY VEGErABLKs.-We are in.
debted to f. Diekmann of this city for
a generous supply of tender and deli.
cious lettuce. Mr.. d. has made extern
sive preparations for supplying the mar.
ket with ear ly vegetables in advance Of
the season, and we hope to see bis
efforts well rewarded.
New .Goops.-N w. Clark & Co.
are receiving the latest styles of goods
for Summer wear by every steamer.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-14
REMOVED.

T @. WHITING Has removed his ofhcc to the
LIE rooms formerly occupied by w. l.. Weber, in
Buena Vista Block, whore he has q full assortment
OF all stock and materiel in the line.
His whole time will be devoted hereafter to the
practice Of Dentistry.
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DIED.,

At 10 minutes to o Clock tho evening OF the
Slst Of Decemb Der, 1852. ALOYSIUS WILLIAM
infant son of Edward and Mary Linney aged "A
days.
On Friday evening, Jan. u, MAYNARD. tbsonlv
SOD Of Colonel ID. Sseket, U. s. Army. ay.d
years months and is DAYS =
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral ser,ics
At the residence of his pa rents, 357 street. on
sunday afternoon, 1T IN O'Clock. The remains
will be taken to New York city for interment
On the lat inst at the resid. nee Of her grand
klEBLCGA Mcdaniel, aged years, only chiid
Factory. Md. fBslto. Sun copy
On the I'd inst, JAMES A., the youngest son OF
VIM. and Mary A. Grih6 n aged 9 months
The friends Of the family are respectfully re-.
quested ts attend the funeral, on Sunday evening,
At clock from the residence. on b, between 2I
and 80 streets.
On the evening of the ID inst of typhoid feyer
THOMAS, second son Of Thomas and yosephine
Deaney, in the 18th year of his age
The friends and acQuaintances of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral IF ON the
residences of his parents, 231 street south be-
tween Sd and ~ streets, Island.
On Friday evening, ID inst, after q short but
painful illness OF diptheria, JESSICA, youngest
4th ear Of her age - '
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her grandfather, John Larcombe, Vir GINA avenue
between ~ and 9Th sts on sund,y ~: ernoon, at
are invited to attend.
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MORAVIAN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
County, Pennsylyanis. Easy of access from phila-
dell hia by North Penn Railroad TO Bethlehem
and from Harrisburg by Lebanon Valley Railroad
to Bethlehem, and thence niue miles par stage
Beard and Tuition $50 per quarter Drawing,
Music, and Languages, per IS to $40 per quarter
Rev. EDWARD II RBfOHEB,
de N-eo3m' Prinoipal
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MARRIED..

On the LIST instant, at the McKenaree Ps-sona ze
by the Rev. Mr.. Ryan, JACOB D. BONTZ to M1,.,
JOANNA HUNT, both of this city.
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THE RELIEF FUHD.-Major Il. B. French, the
treasurer Of the ruBd for the relief Of The fami
lice OF our District volunteers, was YESTERDAY
busiiy engaged In paying out the monthly al.
lotnserts, In sums varying from four to sly
teen dollars. About one hundred and ffty
pay MT ats wire made TO applicants.
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PERsoNAL.-fen. M Ulellan left the city yes
terday afternoon gain In the O'clock train
Major General Butler and staff arrived here
last evening, and is stopping at the National
Hotel.
Gen. burnside having given his testimony
IN the Porter court-martial, yesterday returned
70 Falmouth, In the discharge Of his duties as
commander OF thu Army of the Potomac
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FAIR.-The ladies Of Fletcher M. n Chanel
will commence a fair at Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday evening next, Jaauary5.
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APPOINTMENT III. e. FAINT has been an
Ioint'd Unite States arrnt for paving peu.
sbonsrs Tor the DISTRICT OF Columbia
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ELECTION OF OPFIOHls-At maetIn 2 of fhs
HSoiumbia ire Company last evening, the FOL =
iowin officers were elected to serve the preseu 1
year..Presidrnt, Thomas II. Robinson; Vice
president, Jacob Dyser; Secretary, Geo Hitx.
TrJnsurer, James mcDermott Correspondent
Secretary, Mareellus Marocron; Librariau, w
Il. Hicks; Marshal, Isaac Beers; Captain Of Ia :
gine, ThOs. Marsh; Captain Of Hose, James X
Dobbyn; Engine Directors, b. F. Beers, =
Roach and ]. Z. Keith; Hose Directors, r. Il
TAFT, Daniel Barron and w. Mahoney; Dele
gat.s To the Fire department. T. H. Robin son,
7. Marsh, Il. I. Beers, Jacob Dyser and John
J, Peabody.
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CoAL.-Four canal boats carrying IN all four
handed ana thirty one tons Of coal arrived At
Ceorg'town Yesterday, via the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal.
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MI ARSEAL'S SA'E-Ia virtue or n writ of &c 4
Sl fsciss issued from the clerks oice OF the Dir
emit Court of TIC District of Colu mbis for sAs
Ell pose To public sale for cash st the Euctiea
Store Room of Green Williams, on corner Yth
aud u sts. in the city OF Washington, D. O.. "a
II O'Clock N superior Pisno, seized and le.le1
ppm and IN be sSld 70 satisfy sudis,a,s Ne, is.
WARD ". BaM0N
de 2n-dts Us Marek.I n n
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IIOR sAE-A BT&AMED OYSTER SALt,oN
4 with all the nv Improvement Any ons
xtshiDg TO invest ell do Wsll e address. X ~
City PcstOdace, Gsed reasons assigned for selling
de ~ O.