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ADMlHIsTRATRI&'S SALE OF THE PEE
s0NAL EFFECTS OF Tux LATE JOHN II
bbRTls, DECEASED
BY order Of the kgnsrble OrphAns' Ceurt Of tbs
District OF Columeia, en- the ooTnfr OF 9th and .
81 nof'h nes Campbell HOspitA an fkIbAI
80 instant; at 70 O'Clock a. m, shall sell, % the
premises, the following articles, via:
H hsif cl9 2 . >fass Chairs, ackers o..
Sehue Ihhyes, Window Shades, Ingram OerpcS
nealher D eds. Mattresses, Cottage Bedssss6s
Dressine Bureaus WsshstAnds
SNomiof q, Blankets, Spreads, Sheets
DDlhb Furniture. Cr0ekery
Ooop. and other Stoves
lot OF Kitchen Requisites
md lot of Coal and Wood, -. .....n..
And many other articles which deem unneoes-
sary 10 enumerate.
Terms cash. .s-t.,..r.frt.
feDd GREEN wILLIAMs, Ansss.
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RT NAGLE 4 CO., Auctieneers.
II sales-rooms No. 267 Pennsylvsnis avenue,
corner OF 18th street

pF NAGLE CO., Auctieneers.
II sales-rooms No. 267 Pennsylyanis avenue,
corner OF 18th street.
Esgle a 90. will give their personal attention %
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furniture az
the residence Of families declining housekeeping.
Also, 70 the sales of stocks q Groceries and Mer-
chsndise Of every description, Horses, Carriages.
Harness. &C. dec I-iy
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOTEL AND RRsTAUR-
ANT.
BY virtue of tive separate deeds of trust. daily re-
corded in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for the
county Of Washington, ID. c., the undersigned will
sell, at public sale, on
THURSDAY, February -, at o clock D. m.
The Furniture, Fixtures, and good will OF the Will
liam Tell Hotel. tOgethe- with the Ear and Fixtures
of the Restaurant thereto attached.
This Hotel has always done n excellent business,
is well located, being on Pennsylvania avenue,
north side,D between -Four and half and Sixth
streets.
Persons DESTROYS Of examising the premises and
frrnitpre, please all prior TO the day Of sale.
Ta nc " noiI ~ - ha offered together.
G. STOCK
WILLIAM GhRECKF,
Trustees
lie 9-f NAGLE CO., Aucts.
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CANIRY BIRDS, HOOKING BIRDS, sze
AND PARB0Ts, W
s7t 9Th street. between L spe M
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctisneers.

III
TR1sTEE,s SALE OF yALgABLgs HOUSES
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND EAST
CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN IST AND I'D
STREETS EAST, AND Personal zFFEOTs
On WEDNESDAY, the sth day Of M.rch, 1855. I
shalt sell in frost OF the premises at O'Clock p.
virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscriber, bear
ing date the Sd day Of August, eighteen hundred
T, =, folios 435, 49,, 44O &c, one of the land
records for the county Of Washington, in the Dis-
trict OF Columbus. TO wit:
square numbered seven hundred and thirty one,
l7Sl,) with the improvements Said let frontn -
above property is on the south side Of PeHnsylvs-
MIA avenue, between lst street EAST and public
space.
Also, west half of lot numbered nineteen nsDin
square numbered seven hundred and twssty nine,
(IZ9,) with the improvements, which consist Of .
good frame house, containing ave rooms aud la=ge
stOre-roOm and two cellars, This lot fronts Is
feet inches on East Capitol street, between LIST
and % streets east.
and eighteen months, the purchaser or pu rc1ssers
10 give notes for the deferred payments, hearing
interest from the day Of sale
A deed given and aSdeed Of trust taken, t. secure
the payment OF the notes
All conveyance at the oost Of purchases, inclu-
Sio0 will be required paid down when he prop
erty Is knocked of, and IL not complisewtth, the
property will then and there put up again, and
III the whole terms are not complisS with In ten
days after day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the
same tbree times in the Evening SSe.r.
ALSO,
On THURSDAY. n: 9th day st,nsreh. 1885, I
No Is East Capitol street, mean lststreet eas& ct
10 o clock m, ali the stock os Tinman Tooss Of
ers. AIso, all the Furniture Ia said house.
~ John 3, lLyANs, T5a,tes.
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SALE or GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

Ch'J QHd,rsT'SaSteT' OFce, Depot Of Wask,.rtO,.l
x,-.,, HGShfngfon. ID. C.. February ~ 1885
VII De seid al public suction. on the promises
uhoer tEe direction OF Brev-t Lieutenant C,olTDsi
Jas; M Moore. A. =. M, on THURSDAY FebTu.
ery q 1870 az y clock the folio y ng described
Government Buldings viz " O
ON STREET, BETWEEN NTH ST AMI
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
fareheuse No. ], 81 by 81 feet.
ON nth, BETWEEN II AND STREETS
warehouse No, s, by st5S feet
Oh X, BETWEEN 10TH ANDI7TH sTRRRrs
Warehouse Ne. Q, 81 by III feet
SOUTH SIDE OF II, BETWEEN I6E Ann
nth STREETS.
warehouse No. g 81 by I'D feet.
One tl) Shed adjoining. I1S by los feet
One CD Shed adjoining, ls1s by 10 feet
CORNER OF nth AND Il STREETS
warehouse No. 5, G5 by l2O feet.
0ne q shed adjoining, II by liz feet.
One ~ shed sdjotni ng, 10 BY l76 feet
One ~ Shed adyoiuing. u by 10 feet.
On h, BETWEEN 18TH AND NTH SIS
Warehouse No s, Is BY III feet.
One q Gusrdhouse, Is by 32l1 feet.
One % SILK. by feet.
ON 16h, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ENUE AND II STREET.
warehouse No. s. 351s by I4l feet.
one ~ Addition 10 Warehouse, So BY la feet.
The Buildings will be sold sngly, and must be
removed within fifteen days from date ef sale
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
d III. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Qusrterrnaster,
fe1 -4t eepot Of Washington.
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U. 8. SUPREME CouHr, Feb fs-No. 100
The Propeller Ottawa, &c. appellants, vs..
EOSt Stewart wa ct al appeal from the Circuit
District Of Illinois. Mr. Justice Clifford de-
hvered the opinion Of the Court Affirming the
decree Of the said Circuit Court in this cause,
with costs.
No. 300. Maraino Castro, appellant, VS.. The
United States for the Northern District of CAL
ifornia. Mr.. Chief Justice Chase delivered the
opinion of the Court dismissing the cause for
want of Jurisdiction.
No. 334. Joshua Darrell, appellants, ".
The propeller Mohawk. &c. Appeal from the
Circuit Court OF the United States for tn
Northern District Of Illinois. Mr.. Chief Jus
tice Chase delivered the opinion OF the Court,
dismissing the cause for want of Jurisdiction
No. 6. Original docket. tx parte. In the mat
ter of A. H. Garland. of Arkansas. petitioner
Ordered by the Court that the matter of the
petition be reargued on Friday, the I'd March
next.
Turnpike Road Company, plaintiff in error,
VS.. The State of Maryland. The argument of
this cause was concluded by Mr.. Dobbin for
No. 1l9. The United States. plaintiffs, VS..
Lorton Holiday, and No 1874 The United
States, plalntiffs, VS.. Joseph Haas. These
cases were argued by Mr.: Ashton for the
United States, and submitted on printed ar
gument by Mr.. Romeyn for the defendant in
No. llS' no counsel appearing for the defen-
dant in No. 1874.
No. 100. Fredk. Gelpekp, plaintiff in error
VS.. The County OfDubuque. This cause hay-
ing been called and no one appearing to argue
the same. it was dismissed at the cost of the
plaintIffjn error, under the nineteenth rule of
cOurt.
No 12l. Chas. NJ. Fry ct al. claimant Of the
bark Sally Magee, appellants, vs.. The United
States. The argument of thus cause was COM
menced by Mr. Lord for the appellants.
TUESDAY, FEB. 20.-No. I2I. Charles M Fry
et al, claimants, &c, appellants. vs.. The
United States. The argument of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Lord for the appellants,
cluded by Mr.. Lord for the appellants.
No. 122. The steamship Douro and Cargo, o.
L. Eallensiein, claimant, &c, appellants, va.
The United States. This cause was submitted
to the consideration OF the Court on the record
and printed argument by Mr.. Attorney Gen
eral Speed and Mr.. Cofey for the appellees
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Try AGAIS.-EditOr Star. Please ask Mrs
Swlsshelm TO try again her lecture on sWO-
man-a Politician and see If there is not some
stronger argument 10 be found than q woman
OF the Southern States. They having made a
decided failure and wrought much mischief as
politicians, we think the argument il rather
against than for woman to become politi-
clans; and the conclusion is they might better
oy iar, nave been ''darning stockings" ethan
moulding the destInes of nations" 9sSouthern
women" shave been, and are the soul of the
Southern system" If this be true then de-
liver US from the presence, the WILL the infiu
enee of woman as a politician" But what
means this 'preponderance of BRAN, over heart
forever ~ Is woman by becoming a politician
to change the cool, calm, thinking statesman
into 4 ssfire-eaterl' Is it better that he should
be ruled by passion than Judgment Is party
spirit TO be the God TO be worshiped Alas
alas we have had too much Of that already
Is woman to be a politician and take part IN
the cou ncils, then let her be- mild and amiable
and above all things, speak 70 the mad and
strong waves Of passion, hist be still
a LADY
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L j. HEIBERGER,
l. Successor TO b. y. boudou a o.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR h
bstyoTslitas Hotel, las Brosc~b, W
sea Pennsylvania avenue, ~.
via WAShiagtoQ, d, q.
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Nv ANTED-Bechanics and young men to know
w that superior department Of Mechanical
Drawing has just been opened at the WASHING
TON BUSINESS COLLEGE fer night iustruc-
ton. You are invited to call fs 3 Inn
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W ANTED "A SEWING WOMAN, with Ma
W chine, for month six weeks; Grover &
Bak'T's preferred. Apply for one week at No
J93 Maryland avenue, Island fe I5- 6tS
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TiO LET-A large number of small HOUSES
Il Also, Houses in the Philadelphia Row, with
gas, hot and cold water. Plank fsotwalk to cars
Rooms to let, furnished and unJurnishsA
THOMAS NJ. PLOWMAN'S
fe l6 St. Real Estate Office, 3O5 street.
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" ANTED-Wewant to buy HOE SEES and LOTS
w in Washington, large aud small. Also, a
small FARM near the city. Will give S3,Oo0 or
5 $50 cash ID. l. WELLS & co,
Auctisneers and Real Estate Agents,
corner 18th and j SITS, over Whites store
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by n. X. WALSH a CO, Aucttoneers,
ID No. 2c5 Pa av, corner IOth sire

REGULAR AUCTION SALES DAYS EVERY
IOESDAf, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
MORNING. commencing At 10 O'Clock, compris nr
general assortment Of Merchandise. Household
=. Cash advanced on Merchsndiss-of every dsscrip-
ton.
Consi gnees solicited
Out door Sales attended 10 on easy terms
lie ~ lw M. X. WALSH a 60. Aucts
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NANTED-Eyeryb body to tell his friends to call
w or write. and receive free. interesting pa
pers and specimens of beautiful Penmanship from
the new. spacious. and elegant WASH iNGrON
fe
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commencing at o clock, of q large assortment Of
Merchandise, and nsme in part
Clothing of every descri ptian, Shirts aud Draw
ere, Wooden evershiTts, Hosiery. Gloves, Suspsu
ders. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Soaps, Hair Oils Brush
IS, Combs; Table and Pocket Cutlery, Casters,
Clocks, Albums. Stationery. Handkerchief. OIL
lars, seRars, Tobacco, Valises, Umbrellas Flan-
nels, Notions, &C, &C.
ALSO,
full line Of Gold and Silver Hunting cass ana
opsn face Watches, Gold Chains, az.
IL ta-2w
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ID Ne. 3O7 PennsylvAnia syeous
CONTINUATION OF CLOTHING sALE A.
AUCTION
THIS EVENING. at o o'clock at Mr. 4 Sikla.
Store, No poo Penna av., near kirk waoi IIotsl
embracing the finest stock OF Gents Clothing sEit
able for this and coming seasons
ie l9-d wB. LEWIS 4 co Auots.
NJ n
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IGOR SALE-A desirable BUILDING LOT, sit
uated In very healthy locality, with prove
ents each side the east side of 18th street vast
near corner street north. Lot No. three SQUARE
523, twenty feet front ninety three feet 5 inches
deep. Inquire at HUGUELY n BOWEN'S Lty-
cry Stable, New York avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets. fe l7-3t
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rENTRAL HALL,
" Corner Pennsylvania av. and 18th street.
Over Maggie 8 Auction Rooms.
For rent by the day, week, month, fer Con-
certs, Lectures, Balls, &c.
These Halls are very large and spacious.
For terms apply on the premises. of
ian n If NAGI,F n 90
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DY GREEE WILLIAMS, Auctiorsezz.
ID No. 326, co rner Of 7th and Dslreets

n1leosas GRERs &wfLLhfs sSs I xss,
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"ANTED-An the Ladies f. know that we have
', just received Ladies Polish BOOTS at So
Ladies' Heel CATERS at 81.
II at the
ORIGINAL LADIES' CHEAP SHOE STORE,
322 PennsylvaRis avenue
10 5 cow near Adams' EXpress Office
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LS nN0-Wanted to buy for S 900 SECOND
tc.'-OOV handed CLOTHING Of all descrip-
tions for which fair price will be paid, 40 7ih
corner street. ian 10 3mt
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TO-NIGRf.

GROVER s-This evening. those superb COM
edlans, MI. and Mrs. Barney Williams appear
IA one OF their finest pieces, being the beautiful
iaIy Spectacle and exciting drama the Lakes
OF Killarney" after which claw for Ladies'"
win Mrs. Williams in I've characters.
MEIzERoTT HALL.-Last appearance OF the
%'SphynI," this evening, which the inimitable
Heller will exhibit, with other attractions. New
maTvels and new music every evening, with
the famous Wood Mnstrels."
SEAToN HALL.-'sSiamese Twins" and "Aus-
tralian Children" this afternoon and evening
Those who have never seen these great natural
curicsifIcs should not omit this opportunity.
COMMUNICATIVE Foresteel, Geo Ed
wards, Robert Nickle, MuIligan the comic the
ballet troupe, Ethiopian comedians, &c.
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w oughly understand the business can hear of
q gosd situation, by applying at $50 9th street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29

MAJ. JSo. A. GEE.-We see it stated in the
Floriia Sentinel that Maj. Jno. H. Gee, now on
trial in this city before Military Commission for
acts alleged to have been committed by him while
in charge of the prison at Salisbury, has advertis-
ed for sale his residence and all his other property
even to his library in order to raise funds to meet
the expenses of his trial The Sentinel seconds a
suggestion made by the Macon Telegraph, to raise
funds for the relief of Maj Gee, by contributions
among his friends.-Sando7d
FIRE EDaEcoMBE.-Tle Clubhouse stables and
barns of Benz G. Mayo, Esq, of Edgecombe, n.
c.. were consumed by fire on Saturday last. Loss
estimated at S., 600. Cause of fire accidental.
RoBBERY.-The store of the Messrs. Chesson of
Tarboro, n. c., entered on Thursday night
last and robbed of goods valued at between 5000
and $780, .-Gcs@.'. f..
Governor Fenton, of New York, has declined to
make requisition on Governor Worth, of North
Carolina, for the return of fugitive from justice
on the ground that he cannot recognize North
Carolina a State in the Union.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN NEwBERN-The or
ganizatiOn IF q Congregational Church has been
perfected i'll Newbern Rev. A. A Ellsworth will
be the pastor in charge This is the only Church
of this denomination in the South
The steamer 2. B. Vance, Captain J. J. Ctuth-
erie, is plying regularly between Charleston and
Augusta.
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FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
i'll the county of Wilson, the waters of Black creek
twelve miles from the county Site Whson and four miles
containing about 800 acres heavily tbered with oak and
long leaf pine There is enough cleared land for six
horse farm with good facilities for improving the farm
any in that section Of country there being great
quantity of mari convenient to the farm with about 200
of ridge land to clear which would produce CORN
cotton and potatoes finely There eight thousand
eighteen inches high and in good neighborhood for
tlrpentine still store Also, upon the premises,
Of the best mill sites in the eastern part Of the state
the of Black creek sufficient to corn wheat
and saw mill, wheret is said by the old men of the
more, till during the war it burnt The improvements
ordinary; three four plank houses with brick Chin
neys at different places the farm and other honses
sufficient for Is or 20 hands, . ...H ~ 9~'iE
1t is chance for a. investment. IF any prison
should wish to view the premises please call Mr. Slas
Lucas who will take pleasure in showing them the
lands Terms made easy. For further PARTICULARS adj
dress the subscriber, box 139 Wilmington, N. G.
ROBERT NJ. COX.
Feb - ....- 2-w1m
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will not declare War against Spain. ....-
-.-as .-.. New YORK, March %.
The steamer Arizona, from Aspinwau on the
18th instant, has arrived.
The crews of the Spanish fleet on the Gillian
coast are suffering from confinement and want of
fresh provisions s.t
The Spanish frigates Villa de Madrid and Blanco
have been repulsed in an attack on the CHILEAN for
tifcations at the mouth of the river in which was
the allied feet. The Notifications were strong,
and guns had been mounted from the Peruvian
frigate Amalgonas, which was wrecked on
the bar. The Spaniards attempted to shell the
place, and to reach at long range the squadron
inside. The fire was handsomely returned by the
fort, and the Blanco was considerably damaged.
They returned to Valparaiso.
An able consular protest has been made agaisnt
the Spanish commanders declaration of coal be-
ing contraband of war.
1t is rumored at Valparaiso that credits of large
amount, granted by the Oriental Bank of London,
had been dishonored by their corresponding bank
of Valparaiso. They were, however, Immediately
taken up by the National Bank of Chill, for the
honor of the Oriental Bank.
Bolivia has allied herself with Chill and Peru,
for offense and defense. Perue is rapidly prepar-
ing to take full share in the war. Eight torpe-
Goes will soon be ready for the defense of Caao.
Prado's government was inspiring confidence
daily.
The Colombian Congress rejected the PROPOSE
ton to declare war against Spain
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NOTICE..

4 I THE COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SEES
n SIONS of New Hanover County, December term,
1865. qualified Executor to the last will and tes-
ment of John w. Taylor deceased. Notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to his estate to make i'm
mediate payment. All those who have claims against the
deceased present them duly authenticated for payment
within the time prescribed by law, this notice viii be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
OWEN FENNELL, Ex'r.
Feb. 10. 114-w4td6t*
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North Carolina, Brunswick County,

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, March
Term. 1866.
George X. Andrews & wife Sarah,
Is.
Danl Simmons and wife Sarah, Petition for partition
Crawford w Rczeman and wife of Lands.
Elizabeth, Rebecca Gore.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court, that Crawford W. Bozeman and Elizabeth, his
wife, defendants this cause, not residents of this
State, it therefore motion, ordered by the Court
be made for weeks successfully
the Wilmington Jona notifying said defendants of the
filing of this petition and that unless they appear at the
will taken pro contesso and heard arte asto them
5.:s- b.. l...,... SWIFT GALLOWAY, Clerk
March 90. ......---l ........ g.. e8--6w
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W. T, HIGGINS.

s. f. Corner OF Mark and second Street,
--7.'' ' " Wilmington. N. C.
(Od Stand of L. B. Higgins & Sons.) "
nEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
~ Liquors, Hardware, Ho1ow-ware Inware, Crookery,
God and Willow Ware, Tobacco, Cigars. Snuff Dry
Goods, Shoes AID Boots Hats and Caps Window Ga ss,
c &c Receiving fresh supplies by every Steamers which
viii be sold at the lowest market price, for cash.
Orders from the country promptly filled, when
panied by the money. ...,,--r
March 1 4-6m
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JUDGE c. G.. CLAY.--It may satisfy public curl
osity to learn the reason why Clement G. Clay is
kept in durance at Fortress Monroe He is con-
fined there on the charge of advising and being &C
cessory to the raiding plots concocted in Canada
during the war; A considerable portion of his
correspondence on this subject in the possession
of the Government, and some of it may be pub
lshed soon, l-...- .---r ~ - vfe0 5delL
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Valuable Rice and Upland for Sale,

vEHHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS 49,
Il ,..atAJ RICE PLANTATION, t..'... EH
On the Cape Fear river adjoining the lands of T. O.
McIhenny and known the Hankins lands ninety
Of Rice Land is cleared The whole tract contains
about Six Hundred and Forty Acres about half Of which
is Piney land and of the trees have been boxed
There is good two story DWELLING, with eight good
rooms with fireplace in each convenient to the panta-
ton. ''' .' ., t...,,..f, ~ L.,
Persons desirous of purchasing would do wen to visit
the place. and examined for themselves. bargain is to
be had. Il, ..r.. ..., y. -r.rr-lr
7Hf ~. ~" JOHN c. SWAIN, 90
Smithvil1e N. G.
Mar -.....-. ...- ...' ~ IS -..tn .v' 4-w3t*