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RESOLUTION to enable the Secretary of the Treasury
the Title to certain Property in Carson City
anu aie OF Nevada for the Purposes Of Branch Mint
the Secretary of the Treasury of the United
t ~ 9raef to carry into effect an act entitled Gan
~ tabish branch mint of the United States in the
Lundrey o. Nevada approved March third, eighteen
Waa ana xty-three has purchased of Moses Job and
maIgare his wife, and james L. Riddle the preemptors
cason % thereof certain city town lots in said
thaa together with all the valuable improvements
,nras ana whereas it highly important for the in
nse and ne to Obtain early day. the
sain branch mint Therefore ~ - '91N anu ope"
nj, ~ ty ne Snde and House of Representatives
That ~, o S States Of Anerca IN Congress assembled
an,boris OF the Treasury be- and lie is hereby
70 receive and accept from said Moses job and
manf ~ MS WIFE and James l.. Riddle such relinousb
lna an eohseyances of their right and claim 10 said
sufciar as he, the said Secretary shall deem
title wbic the extnguishment of any claim right or
and J,mos inc said Moses Job and Margaret his wife
lots AMI nrd nudie may have thereto; and said
sale n ppefy shall thereafter be reserved from mllic
main tbe OF homestead settlement and shall re-.
anr ,,e property Of the United States ~
approved, February % 1864
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No. 81
RESOLUTION to encourage the Employment of disabled
and discharged Soldiers.


Resoiced 6y the Senate and House of Representatives of
the United States Of america Congress assembled That
persons honoraby discharged from the military or naval
service by reason of disability resulting from wounds or
sickness incurred in the line Of Duty should be preferred
Tor appointments to civil Offices provided they shall be
found to posses the business capacity necessary for the
proper discharge of the duties of such Offices
Sec. 2. And be further resolved, That in grateful
recognition of the services sacrifices and suefings of
persons honorgbly discharged from the military and
naval service of the country, by of wounds dis
ease OF the expiration of of enlistment it is re-
spectfully recommended to bankers merchants manu-
LECTURERS mechanics farmers and persons engaged in
industrial pursuits to give them the preference for an.
pontments to remuneratve suationlsl and employ
ments. EC{5lau
Approved, March g. 1868
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UNITED STATES 7.so LOAN
LIMITED STATES 7-3O LOAN

MI Il ID ST ATES 7-SU LOA NJ
BY authority of the Secretary of Treasury the under
signed has assumed the General Subscription Agency for
the sale of United States Treasury Notes. bearing seven
and threetenths per cent interest," per annum, known
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AN ACT to extend the Provisions 'of the frst s, =,
AN ACT for the government Persons in cersi Ely u
cries approved June nineteenth, eighteen hupdrsd
BE enacted ~ he Senate and House of y.srss~.,.
FIRES 81 TIE Uasted States Of america in cbroress :.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

pese Notes are issued under date of August 18TH 1854
anu are payable three years from that tme in currency
or are convertible at the option Of the older into
UNITED STATES $40 SIX PER CENT GOLD-DEAR.
.H ING BONDS -
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JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the Thanks of Congress
MajorGenera Philip Ii. Sheridan and the Officers and

JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the Thanks of Congress to
M M rllip IL. sheridan and the Officers and
Men under his Command
Of The United States Of america in Cb,sqress assembled
men nndar his command for t u ~ 'e uoe's ai
and cnuroa d;spia,,a T.; H. h;,i;s isary Skill
achieved Nv them in the valley Of tbe She.odo an,
especially for their services at Cedar Rum on the nine
teenth day of October eighteen hundred and
which retrieved the fortunes of the day. and thus ayerted
great disaster. 81 g fFcIzsv.s + = = -f-=gz|l
SEC. p And be- further resolved That the President
of the United States be- and hereby is requested to com
municate this resolution to Maoreneral Sher ian and
through him to the officers and soldiers under his COM
mand. r. ~ Y iT = > ,
Approved, February 9, 1865.
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RESOLUTION to authorize and direct an Inventory of
Articles in the Quarlermasters Depos OF the United
OF the United States
Hssoi~d Gy he Sadte and House Of Representatives of
re 0ned Mates 9f Amertca Congress assembled That
e secretary OF War be- and is hereby directed to cause
strict inspection TO be made of the quartermasters de-
tent az soonas practicable after the passage of this
RESOLUTIONS ana comparison to be made between the re-
ports OF me ocers in charge of the de-
pots ut New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati Saint Louis
and Louisville. and thearticles on hand.
sEo2 And be ii further resolved That the Secretary of
the Navy in like manner, be directed to cause an in
yentory to be made of all the property of the United
states possession OF the several naval storekeepers Of
the United States. lrf .TT
Approved, March g. 1865.
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JOINT RESOLUTION to amend the joint Resolution entitled
Joint Resolution In Relation to the Public Printing
approved June twenty third, eighteen hundred and
sixty.
BE 1t yeso'red by the Senate and House of Representatives
q TIE United States Of Aneica Congress Assembled
fha the superintendent of public printing shall be- and
he hereby authorized to purchase the paper required
for the pnble printing by accepting the sealed proposals
OF the lowest bidder OF bidders for any specific portion
or portions Of the whole amount of any particular kind
of paper required for either three months six months
or one year. the minimum portion to be specified by the
superintendent in his advertisement for proposals. and
to be as low as will, in his judgment most increase
competition and be most advantageous to the United
States In all other respects the proposals and contracts
shall be subject to the conditions and requirements of the
existing law and any contractor falling to comply with
the terms OF his contract under this resolution shall be
liable TO the same extent, aud in the same manner as
provided in the like case in the joint resolution hereby
amended; and shall be the duty of the superintendent
to report fully in regard to all proposals and contracts
for paper in his annual report congress- and also in
and engraving
Approved, March ., 1855.
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These bonds are now worth premium of nine per cent
Including gold interest from November which makes tho
actual profit on the 730 oan at current rates. including
interest," about ten cent per annum besides it's eremp
"o"J'0m Ssa'e a"d municipal arahon sOhich adds from
one to three cent more according to the rate levied on
The interest is payable semiannually by
coupons attached to each note which may be cut off and
sold to any bank or banker.
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"An Act making APPRECIATION for sundry Civil NIX
penses of the Government for the Year ending the thr-
teth DAY Of June, eighteen hundred and sixtyve and
LOT other PurposB so far the same relates to Wit
nesses in the Courts of the United States
re u enacted 6y The Senate and House Of Representatives.
That the third section of an act en- titled IAN act making
appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Govern
en or the year ending the thirteth of June eighteen
anaeu ana sxty-ve, and for other PURPOSES" be- and
ne same hereby s amended by adding thereto the fol-
loving provao Proefded further That in actions by OF
Judgment maybe rendered for or against them neither
party snail be allowed to testify against the other s TO
st wlth or statement by the tesator intes-
ae OF ward unless called 10 testify thereto NV the
Approved March Q, 1865 - ~ "
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furnished upon receipt of subscriptions. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government and it is confidently ex
pected that Its superior advantages will make 1t the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE
PEOPLE.
Less than $500 roman unsOd which will proba
bly, be disposed of within the next sixty or ninety DAVIS
when the notes will undoubtedly command premium as
has uniformly been tho closing the subscriptions
to other Loans. Fs4igi8il
In order that citizens of every town and section Of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the oan tho
National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers through
out the country have generally agreed receive subscrp
tons at par Subscribers viii select their own agents. in
whom they have confidence and who only are to be re.
sponsbe for the delivery of the notes for which they re-
ceive orders. gts. JAY COOKE
Subscrinti0n Apent philade,nhia
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sels arriving from the above points and Oh
seyeia days for all arrivals from tie Levan Iberr 70
n considerable panic in Palermo and bess n'' ~
there have been no Of cholera except II lss "
OF a person landed from "a steamer from AieAahu''''
who died at the Lazlreto.
TREASURY CLBRKSuIPS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided 10
make no clerical appointments, excepting " casc'
of vacancies which must be supplied. Over 10 wv up
plicaiions Of unsuccessful asprants for clerkshs ~
on file in this Department. having accumulated du,lns
and since the Rebellion. II is estimated thht thoi'
nre nearly 6O clerks aud 400 copysis employed III 'no
Treasury building.
LATE REBELS NOT ENTITLED TO PENSIONS. g,
The Commissioner of Pensions has decioeu
tina, Rebel descrers who have subsequently, enisteu ~
the T. :. Military Service. do net thereby Decpiic cl
titled TO the benefits of the Pension Laws. IL IL eh'
pressly provided by Congressional enactment Una. w
pension shall be paid to any person who hiss oofne az
against the Government or IN any manner sNcn "
and comfort TO the Rebellion. The Executive paiuoh
has no effect to set aside or modify this law.
THE STORM OK SATURDAY.
The storm on Saturday. though OF briei con-
FINANCE did much damage all over the city spou';
leading from the roof OF the Executive Mansion' IA.
extending through the west wing OF the pul"ne, FL
clogped it'll refuse material lett flere by I've VIZ
men who lad been making repairs, IN cohss9 20
which some If the chambers were Hooded Wt VIZ, w.
the depth Of several feet and the ceiling OF one u
fell Much alarm Occasioned 10 the iuma,ee' ~,
tho utmost activity required 10 pic'e'. ~ T.;
Room and other apartments nom Doing o'"''''' "
x,Hn "a
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Later reports from the English elections con-
firm the expectations of the Ministerial and the
Liberal organs that the loss of the Tories would
be somewhat heavier in the county than in the
borough elections. The total number OF the
members of the House of Commons is Cos. Or
42l returns, which were known up to the even
ing Of July IA, the Liberals had 1868 and tho
Conservatives l53; a Liberal gain of 9. On
the evening Of July Is, 100 additional returns,
or $50 in all, had become known, and the
Liberal gain had increased TO Is. There are
still los returns to be heard from. which prob
ably will increase the Liberal majority and the
Liberal gain.
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a Iienrticss scduecr He As"ndoms ME
Victim uud Entis into the HS""s OF
,Iustisr.


One week ago last Monday there came 10 this
city q young and innocent girl whose nsioI'uncs " i
served To- Gl large spaces ia uo morning pnp's, o
the details uf which have not her''"iof" upP ,;hi,
these columns ~ desired To Obtain tpur ''"b''''
results OF The ca.o before giving II 10 our read''
Tie Young woman IN question u bt siA'vup !euaS y.
age ~, orphan. and rather good oosirs hcr nno ~
uaiida James, aud sic cane hero nom hcr lo'ne ~
ncl,,,, Wi.e,nsin IN order 10 obtain employment
totally nnsophistoa,eJ in the vickodne'e tha. r.is
ram pan: through the city anJ a. oHVcoht OF n u"
dove. ,.ot ~ ,b.
Leaving her franks At the Milwaukee dopo, az ,ss
suggestion Of cGsual acquaintance "uo 'Ai Winu
her 6u iucss here de sot cut 70 iAi an iDteSchce
office ON Nonrfe.st On thc way che wIs me. anu NC
costei by a fellow named Alfred DaCostI VINO claims
10 have formerly been captain IA the ontcu o'aes
se,,ic. rntnv advantage 81 her aimpliciiy he pro-
posed 10 befriend her and IL is no wonder t'at the
roung wandercr. alone IN great cry shouu ,1 Eai !"
find , fricud even in q stranger who bore Tue scm-
blancc of respcctabi,y so she accepted HI escort,
be promising 10 aud her place.
II IA uselcss ~ recount the numo.r or the locality OF
hc iecr,nI falcons and dcns V which he brought her.
nor the low a-quaintanccs Win which he brTgtt her
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FAVORABLE CHANGE IN THE WEATHER.

FAVORABLE CHANGE IN THE WEATHER.
After a very hot end oppressive week. the temperature
changed early Sunday morning. and yesterday vas
comparatively speaking pleasant dly, the ther'no'
meter no, ranging above s We are Indebted ior 'no
very desirable meteorological alteroton to heaVs
storms in the vicinity which did not however ieach
this City.
Friday night last tie most saitry and Oppressive
Of the such ~ we are rarely cursed Win
In the Metropolis Few persons slept well that most
disagrecabe night vixen not breez deemed s'irriHe'
and when the atmosphere YVES like tie siroccos BREATH
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DIED..

ANGEvrSHOu Saturday July ~. suddenly, Mrs. Elizabeth
Angevine, in the ss year Of her age
vsi 70 attend the funeral ron her ists residence Tay-
town. this Monday morning. a; IL o'clock
BENNTTrn this city. sunday evening" July ~ rhon'as
TIE rye ard friends Of tae fmily respectfully in.
vited attend the funeral from b, te residence; no %
Clark on rue,dsy, August !, a; p m Without iaf-
Their invitation
Hud,on and Troy papers please copy.
GARNARD-At Brooklyn. on -tarday, July ~ wGhce.
son Of John and Charote d. e. Barnard aged 10 months
The funeral will take place Monday July 81 %:
from the residence Of his grandfather d. r. Barnard NO. ~
Cour.st Brooklyn.
Brownie Brooklyn on Saturday July ~ bliss "ssse
Brown, aged - years. - ,.,.
aud ns sod Fl the haI s s'S e.dRsa ~ is Fort
on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock unless osn-
erwis. staied in tn. tuesday morning papers.
at Frecbon Minnesota aged -
20 Bsrr,n D. Dria6eld son OF RUFUS h. and Eliza Della
held
No,ice Of funeral hereafter
WELDON Friday July 2S at Valentines Hill ionSers ~
riei L. d. only daughter of Dudley and LanfA d. r'e''
aged years snd mouths. 60 ,, a.. v..A
The funeral Of 81 Psus Church Stockordse Mass on
Monday. July 81, at 3 p. m, 49,
GeAY-on saturday Juye, 1855 ,sr painful and srS
daasher Of Rob~r, Mns.n deceased, and Ann Missn'
s,cd Il ysss months and = aay 20 cvrres Hills.
from her lsis residence No $66 Wee, Iwety second st. Oh
Monday, Dist inst at ocoek p ~ Inc relatives aN~
| friends 0. the family are invited to attend
JosIYNOn Sunday afternoon July 30 Alice infant dansl-
Ter OF Orlando ". and AIneiia L. Joyn aged 10 no''n'
| and ? days
| Motto. Of tie funeral will be given
sEYMoUR-on Saturday July 20, At Piermon'. Rockiad
| Co " Y Mr.. II. C. SGymonr aged D years -, -
The fienis aud relatives invited to attend tue ion''' w
Monday, July II.
lTTRRALI,-On Wednesday Iuy III, Mary Agnes VIE Oh
! John Tcfr,l. aged - years, months snd days
Her remains Inferred in Mount ST. Mays Cemetery
Flu-Aing. l.. l.
UNDtRHTLL--At Sing Sing. seventh day. leth OF TN
onth 1865 Sarsh r. widow Of the late John C. Undcrhs
In the ssth yeor Of her
% and friend. OF the family respectfully invited
e. .,.nd her neral Third day. Isl of 9Th month. at 10
o'clock a. NJ from Friends Meeting House. Chsppaqus.
Westehester Coz y. Y.
philadelphia aud Baltimore papers please copy
WILLIAMSON nday, July 3D. Mrs. Pheoe WihIns.
aged Is years. me Ith and y days -, 49,,
Relative aud friends OF he family are respectfully invited
-.i,ul tie fanersl from her late residence, One
=, ',.nthst. near Third ave. On Tuesday Aus. l.
lsatr-d-a...
ASoc.oca - NJ. -
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 81, 1865.
in contact Suffice i. to say tina. be first obtained the

in contact Suffice il TO say that he first obtained the
checks for her baggage. then made love TO her, TOOK
her to low resort to lodge all night, and effected
her ruin under promise Of marriage US soob ~ no
sOud receive his back pay amounting to S'sO1 from
the Army.
On the following morning as might have been antici-
paed he bIsely deserted her. leaving her 70 the ender
mercies of The landlord. Finding that he did nCt
return she grew weary VI writing and set cut to ox
for him. AL day she wandered about IN saloons ana
elsewhere but without finding hor sedHcer. AT I'D
clock that night she cooy turned out OF saloon
In which she had taken refuge, and psoceedc on her
homeless, b"wildered way Enly next nofnng sns
vas discovered by Policeman Rnssel in ia. vicinity OF
the City Cemetery. stiIl wandering in iorioIn con
dion, and Was by him conveyed to the Sorth Marker
Siatirn. Here her necessities were kindly pro'iGed
for. ard her story listened to with interest.
Orders for DlCOsias arrest were at once issued nhd
that (rtursdu,) afternoon he WIS brought before
Justice Mikin to answer for bi'viiliDy John nirn
crq, able member of the Chicago bar at once noDy
volunteered his services as PR sscatoT ana the testi
mOny Of the girl placed before the Court. a con
FINANCE to obtrin further evidence was, however,
obtained Until Saturday. by the defense On t1nt day.
DnCusta proposed through his attorney, tbe gi was
willing to marry her soon us her concent cOI.d DE-
gained Her lawyer consented 10 the proposition, pro.
'ied that MI DaCosfa could prove sufficient respect
aDiliy TO make marriage with him worthy oil consiu,
Grafton. aud the matter further postponed until
this morning. T., the meantime Justice Miikin re-
ceived The fol-. ,rne note:
Ottawa LaSsle County ILL.,, July "A, l8jo
Issac T.. MnLrKry esq:
DEAR SIR by the papers that Alfred DaCos,a Is
This 10 10 inform you tst .aij Alfred DaCosia married Miss
Jenny onn at this place. on the 9cih day OF January iS
Your. etc, -.
The parties appeared in Court this morning but the
above having eiectuy quishc the proposal to mo ry,
nsCOsa was held in bonds of $4,000, 10 answer N
higler court to n charge OF adultery. lie denies all
Knowledge Of the Jennie Griffin mentioned in the fore
soing note The grl. meanwhile Is receiving due care
and attention.
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yues in another article that by eloctlng Rebel
Jsrislature and Rebel congressman. the South
arm States would compel the Congress and the
Government Of the United States to treat them
As Territories, in order to prevent them IRON
0oioy their combined influence again for the
dest, iction Of the Union.
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HoDoKES Posi-. OFFICE-It is currently re-
ported that Postmaster Reynolds OF IioboAca has been
removed. We sincerely hope that this report is IN
true. Mr.. Reynolds is capable and efficient man.
aud the German Republicans particularly are opposed
to his removal For years past he has edited The Ho'
5oken Standard. the only Union organ In Ho5oken, and
has been particularly active in disseminating tho prin
cipcs Of Freedom in that city. ills removal would
certainly be detrimcnt to the Union cause IN HOBO
IL,
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.gwELLYN.

LAMBNJABLg ACCIDEST.-Mr. Elon A. Galu
sha citizen Of Rochester was discovered
lying OF the upper dams surrounding the Central
Railroad br dye In that city Thundny morning ast
The suppos ton Is that while his way home the night
before wlo crossing The bridge IN the Darkness he
made mis- step apd fell through between the tiubots
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THE HupsoY RIOTs.-Mr. John Is. L0ngley,
PollceJustice at Hudson. " Y in note to The S'ar
of the. pace states that the public have been Imposed
unon nv de.guing ibe,ers. who sought 70 mn my me
distu oauces ia that city into an atrocy ~hch
was never perpetrated.
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and the country at large was his labor while slave.
II this system was pursued II Sfkes US thee wouu oo
few instances of negroes deserving their employment;
but il il is not pursued shall not be surprised to
adj such assertions hereafter much more frequent than
,bov no 70 heretofore been"
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The Steamship Bincksionc Dis"bic"'

FoRrRrss MONROE. Saturday: July .'Zo p III;
Information has just reached here that the
steamer Blackstone 10 10 miles southeesoje"st rom
cane Henry in dis bicd condition. she has pho' on
hoar,; from the pot boat Pride Mob. Capt Anntew
Arnsworth has gone To his relief with The steamer
Eliza Uancox, Capt. Post
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ARRIVAL OF THE OCToRAHA.

ARRIVAL OF THE OCT0RAGA. - Inc U. -
steamer Octorare. Lieut. Commander ". W. Low
from Pensacola July 20 arrived yesterday The follow
ing is her list Of officers: Lieut. .Commander. W. W.
Low; Act-vol. Lieut. aud Executive Or,?er, II. ..
Oaies,}; Act Asst PC master. j. Il. PyncAon Frs,
Asst Engineer (ncting Chien James Atk'ns; second
Asst neineer GEORGE i. iiunt Act second, Asst
Engineer. John 3 Hayes; Act inrd Asss
George W. Lathrop. ". b. Dsyley; Mates, George T.
Clifford and John Dickson.
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to the bed Of the river distance Of twelve fifteen
feet below Tie head had two bruises upon II, not
sufficient to fIasuis the skull, but sIlic:e, in the
opinion Of the exam ming surgeons. ~ stup and cause
suspe nsion CT Consciousness His watch and yalDcs
were found upon bis person. Indicating that there had
been attempt ut robbery. and that his death
Il ON the abOye.I amed cause.
Albany Argus, July %.
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Bus.insss Notices.
mot for day, but for an hne "-PLa~.

mot for day, bat for an tne "-PtA-.
rioY BnTERs
Hold fast TO that which Il good.
Never b. withon, PLANTATION BlrrERs ia the House.
TI,ioe i. q, ayased .cho hath his qlduei juft"
Thrice armed against Disease is he who always hss bo-
Of PLANTATION BIrrERs In the house.
Prerentio. I, better has cive.'
PIAsrArIos B.rsaRs viii prevent aud cure Dyspepsia
yefiso. esdsche Ioagbarn aud all ebony de.ponden,
and unhappy f.elinsi. Relief 10 Ave minutes
Is l. time u paiee prcprye for rar.'
When you are wcr feel tie tint unpleasant indie aons
OF approaching sickness take PLANTATION rrrTgRs They
are a ,uro preventive and o. somschir aud Bisy de
rsngcnen's.
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THE BgST BRICK IN THE UNITED STATES are
being madc by CBAMBIRss great BRICK AAcaNia
One hundred brick per minute have been male, fn
Patent Rights and specimens Of brcs apply 10 ABGAN
KlouA No. n Courtlandt.st. N Y. (upsiairs)