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CouNTERFEITs ora NATIONAL NoTEs.-Pe.
list:
United States Compound Interest Notes.-5U,s
imitation-vig. Ton left end) female erect, hold
ing sword in lett hand, her right hand resting
on Bible-male bust. so on die above on right
END. Well done, and likely TO deceive good
judges.
zoos Counterfeits are in Circuldtisn.-A fac.
smile of the genuine bill, but the engraving
Is not so fine. They are dated MAY 18Th iess.
letter b. The green ink in the back on the
counterfeit is paler than that in the genuine
BE careful and examine well all before taking
them, as they have deceived some OF our best
judges.
Chded States Legal Tender, GreenJaeks.-s's. a
new issue and very well done. The only
prominent defect is heavier shading around
the words United States in the title The
counterfeit is about one-eighth Of an inch
shorter than the genuine,
Counterfeit Postal caTrcaey, nely tssHe.-Fifty-
cent notes, new issue On the top of the bill
the words FURNISHED only by the Assistant
Treasurer and Designated Depositaries of the
United States" observe the two words - of
the;' on the genuine there is a little space be-
tween them, not so on the imitation
Fifty cent noies; the engraving is good, but
the gilt frame around the head Is very bad
The paper has, however, the appearance OF
common print paper, and is very whitish The
whole of it is a little smaller than the genuine
Slx barrels on right end Of Washington are
very indistinct. -. n : :
n IWentY-nye centnotes, new iss ne, very dark,
poorly engraved.
j Twenty. five cent notes, poorly en- graved, on
poor paper, and the gilt frame around the head
don't show any gilt.
Ten cent notes, very eoarsely done, ana the
green ink very pale.
= The body OF a woman was found in the
OHIO river near the State line on Frday morn
ms last. Her name is unknown. On her per-
son was found $4,000 in greenbacks. =. ~
p1The Joss 10 the ship-y ard workmen
New York for the seven weeks strike is
s536,CCO. ia = ts6 ssa B-
= nSrThe latest novelty in dresses n Paris is
The toilette, o Ia Pieuyre, mste OF different
colored riobons sewn together on a muslin
skirt. - alas
= fry-Syiu ming 10 one ofthe regular branches
of a Honolnin female boarding school. =
Isaaos Menken Is dangerously nl
g az The largest theatre in Boston is providea
with fire-pfoof Curtain, TO shut OF, IL aeees-
sary, the auditorium from the stage.
= - Herod Is said 10 have been the first victim
10 tricnina He wss eaten BY worms.
& 81 Some young gentlemen in our streets.
with their wide Shskespeare collars. resemble
ne s.epd mem Of minstrel bands. g.
- SThs concert saloons With pretty waiter
erIs sh New Tssk now sspp1y their customers
WIN iewenade and ice erea1 and thus svade
tAs sew license SaW.
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FINAScIAL-T New York stock marke.
is dull and unsettled. -Governments are dull
under The Foreign news. ana XaX lower
Money in good supply at per cent: on caII..
Discounts are active at 6a7 percent. for prime
names. The Commercial Advertiser OF yes
terday saysiLlhe gold market has boen uu.
favorably afeefed by the foreign news. The
Gold Room instantly jumped TO the concfn.
sion that the intelligence bodes further neavy
shipments OF eold-a conclusion which ar,.
The foreign bapkers-and the .price rose, al
once TO l44 At this figure there were plenty ef
sellers, and the price almost instantly REACHED.
There appears TO BE- no very important specu.
ara made anaf." q -. ...-r...-.. =. -1sssss
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CLOTHING, DC.

T. L I'll seI -
Ivould respectfully announce TO the eitizens Of
Warrington and the pubis generally that 1 hs-e
On harda
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER CLorHINag
Consisting Of
Light and Brown Cass. Suits.
Light and Brown 0ass suits.
IiBs Blue flannel suits,
Fine Blue Flannel Suits,
Lss ss and E:Dsy Cas-. P.D,. and and Vests.
Light and Fancy Cass. Pants and Vests,
white and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
White sn4 Brown Linen Duck suits,
white ard Brown Linen Duck suits,
Zine Black Cloth Frock 9sa.,,
Fine Black oioth FrOei Goats,
Tss Black Psnts and Vests,
IiIe BIsck Pants and Vests,
Youths and Boys' Clothing
Youths and Boys Ci0shins,
Youths and Boys Clothing,
ssl;e LINEN Bosom Shirts,
Htiie Linen Bosom shirts,
phlte Linen Bosom Shirts,
Cndershirts and brewers,
Undershirts and Drawers
Undershirt, and Drawers,
ysek Ties and scGrfs,
Esk Ties and SCArfs,
5sLk Ties and Scarts,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
FURNISHING GOODS.
Al the above goods are made and trimmedin the
siest New York styles and equal TO any eustom
EaGe gsrne nts. Thankful to the public for rast
favors, respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same.
A. STRAUSS,
F4SHTO NABLE THEIR,
FESNA. AVENUE,
ny u I'm Between 18th and uth ste.
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ADDRESS OF HEAD CENTRE STEPHEys-Pur-
suant 10 announcement, Mr.. James Stephens
the Irish Head Centre OF Fenianism, delivered
an address at the Front Street Theater last
evening. The audience was comparatiyely
small, all present being in the parauet and
dress circle, and neither of these were full A
band ufmusic was in attendance, and pre eyious
20 the address performed several airs. Mr..
Stephens address was mainly devoted to his
expressions OF disappointment Of not receIy.
ing The promised aid from America and of
regrets az the dissensions which had sprung M
in the brotherhood. Had the anticipated aid
been received from this side. he said the first
blow Of the revolution would have been struck
on Irish soil before the close of last year, but
the aid not coming, the all important moye.,
nent had TO be deferred. He said the object of
his present visit 10 this country was to endeayor
10 bind up the wounds in the brotherhood He
would have nothing to do with the leaders of
either faction, but had determined TO address
himself directly TO the rank and lie of Irish
men inside and outside of the Fenian brother.
hood. The speaker was frequently interrupted
by questions from persons among the audience.
and he answered them all in a good-humored
way, always, however, adhering to the asser-
tion that he had been deceived, IL not betrayed
by the leaders OF. both wings OF the Feniaus
He spoke for upwards OF an hour and a half.
endeavoring, as he said, TO utter no single word
that would give offense 20 any one. The meet.
ing quietly adjourned. .-Balt. Sun, June 5. = 1
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATER.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
MISS ESrNEY
Who will appear On -
WEDNESDAY EVENING, gUNEo,
LADY GAY sPANKER,
In Bousi,auIts Sparkling Comedy of
LONDON AssURANOE,
Supported by the
BALTIMORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB.
Doors open at 7,s. Pertormasc. commsacess
sh. For particulars see snail bills. .e6.2t'
CANTERBURY.
Leuisisns Av., uear 9th ST., rear National Hotel.
GEORGE LEA..Proprietor and Manager.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE STAR COMPANY.
The bill this week will be Of very attractive
desert tiiOn embracing a variety of smu5ements
including the entire mammoth company and a
host vf IoleE ted names
Kathleen O'NejIl John Mulligan, EIlly Emerson
J. X. Buckley. l.. Dolneily, Ehe Clinetop Sis
ters, Jalis Marsh, with a host Of others.
Two allet etdivertissements-''The Queen Of
Madris" sndsTte Houris of ConstantinOple,n
Wi ~ ha Ar #
consisting OF Is yound ladies in splendid
Oriental Costume.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MATINEE ON
SATURDAY.
DROFS. .. W. Ii. P. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Our Glasses viii be continued dIring the SUM
her, commencing
TUESDAY, MAT 29, 1866.
DAYS and HOury Of TNII7os:
Fcr Ladies, 3ieses and Masters. Tuesday and
Friday afternoons. from to O'Clock.
Gen iemen Ciasses, same evenings, from s 70 10
O'Clock.
Fer further Information, apply during the hours
OF tuition. address note TO the Academy my3ly
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Proclamation Of President Rsber,. 70 the.
.sr- Fenians. ..-'

HEADQUARTERS oP THE FRNrAy BROrHEK..
HOOD, No. 7H Broadway, New YORK, June 4,
le66-To NY conntrynen;-Brothers, arse,
lrishmen, glorious career has opened for
you. The green nag has waved once more in
triumph over Englandss hated emblem On
ward is the order, and let Ireland and victory
be the watch-word. Pay no attention to what
may seem defeats. Everything is worfins
gloriously, and IL you out discharge your duly
TO your native land. our final triumph is Ger.
tain. God and justice are on our side. Have
iron wills and brave hearts, and ireland will
once more be great, glorious and free
In love and hope, your conntrymap,
WILLIAM B. RoBERTs.
President Of the Fenian Brotherhood,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHARMS OF WOMAN

CHARMS OF WOMAN
Lose all their beauty unless refreshed with that
kuchAnting Perfume, "sWEET OPOPONAX.o
Of Paris and London are already en-.
chsnted with Z. r. Smith Co New Nexican
Penane, "swEET OPOP0NAX.
=. T. SMITH 4 CO.,
9s4-4t,r Perfumers, n. Y.
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A UOTIOE DRY GOODS.
GREATIsrBAReAINsI IN WASHINGTON.

A UOTIOH DRY GOODS.
GBEATIsTBAReAINs IN WASHINGTON.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH Lawns.
SILK GRENADINES. ...-....
BLACK SILKS. .....-.. .
WHITE nARSEILLEs.
SWISS AND NULL MUsLINS, ......-
NAINSOOKs r....-....
STEPPED AND CHECKED MUsLINS
FANCY CAssIMEREs. ..........s#
LINEN DRlLLIHGS. .-...s.-..-
TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS .....-. ......-..-...
DIAPERS .-...........t
LINEN sHEETINGs
FniNT5 .-...-...-
MUslINs.
...... AL very Cheapa ........
.-... LANsBeRsH & BROS,
a5- SIS Seventh street,
my sl-6t Also. 375 Seventh street.
J.F.WEBB.I IN. WIN. BEvERIDGE
WEBB 4 BEvRRIDGE,
Late CHAs. 8. Fowler Co.J
.t..s- I'M o B ERS, -.
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENwARE,
Fine Cutlery, Block Tin Goods, Kerosene Lam ps
ana Cbimneys Plated Ware, Tin Chamber
'... Sets Feather Busters, Roll Metal
.-.-r -..r GOeds. Japsnned alters, Irs-3
DO. =. Table Mats, &c. .-.s.,.a
NO. 3O4 ODD FELLOWS' Ii ALL, 7TH ST.
Geods Ssiiysred promptly in al parts of the Dis
'llo. VI 0olaasls: - = --- = :. Je ll0ta %
>g-xf AMERICAN AND WASHINGTON ~,
A& BRASS AND sTRlsG BANDS. &48
Headquarters-Room 2s Intellieencer Bu,,sin..
Gil 7th street, one square south Of Post SJfice
.ts '-- Piano music also furnished. . -' 90
Lessons given the Violin bv H B. HOpKTNs
my b-2m' I. A. HBALD. Besder and Agent.
DOLAR SODA wArBR. - :
|. Pure SODA wATER, with the most delie;ou,
FRUIT And CRRAM sIRUPs,
with shaved ice ifdssired, at
my q. cost. psrthea. cor. Mas. sy. and .tSS st
n oolIN Saos. rAarY,a. s5s
Southeast esrner 10th street west and Canal.
IIRE and ,WATER PROOF FELT, CEMENT
manner, Of the very bsst material, and at the
shortest notice, at yey meesfsss prices.
r4uS9 4A1s9 =, z,PS; q and o0nros
n IIADY AND OQNCLUeYvH rEer Of t.
a .ls2Isrtss q MtLnD0LDD YL0D Ex-
fsk9 sTSs9 e. 9,;s ~ 3 'Si.Ss.i:Se SS Htsh sses'
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PATENT
Eleven years since, HIRAM TUCKER, of Boston,
patented
PRINQ BED,
OF his own invention, which has steadily in.
creased in popularity since that time, and to day
stands
USRIYALLED
Combining, as it does, the se verai require
ments Of .
COMFORT, CLEANLINESS, PORTABILITY
DURABILITY, AND OHEAPNEss,
1t msy justly be regarded ~ Q household necss-
sity. Those who have once tested its merits
will never abandon it for any other contrivsncs
which has yet been devised for mans comfort
during the hours devoted 10 repose. There .
nethipe 90 essential to sound health - sound
sleep, and this is secured by the use Of TRcker's
Patent Spring Bed.
.rr For sale by
a..1 .-.--.-t JAS. C. Mcguire CO.,
nv % lv Pennsyl ylvsnia avenue and 10th street
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=; s.n II sJS 13S 81
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state OF Name.

A coYrt OF County Conpi,sionsrs. begun and he'd al
Alfred, for and Within the County ~ YORK, on he
second Tuesday of Aprii. A. D. is60i
IN the foregoing petition, II Is considered by the
" Commis sioners that the petitioners are RESPONSE
be and that they ought to be heard touching the mat
ter Sc, forth in their petition and therefore order,
porations interested that the County Commissioners
will meet at the store Of Otis Ros. = Sons, IN SAID
of June d. 1906 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF
sad day when they will proceed to view the route set
forth i'm the petition and after such yiew
nj so,ue convenient place in tho vicinity, will give
hearing to the parties and their witnesses Sau hotce
IN he by causing copies OF said petition and this order
Of notice thereon TO he served upon each OF the Town
Clerks of said Shapleigh, Newiield aud Acton. and
also by hosting up copies of the same In three public
places I'M each Of said towns, aud publishing the same
three weeks suecessvely in the Union and Journal,
newspaper printed In Biddeord, ~ SAID county, the
first of said publications aud each Of the other nOt.
10 be ut least thirty days before the time OF said
meeting that all persons may then and there be pres
cnt and shew cause u any they have why the prayer
of said petition should not DO granted o.
" ' httcti o. Is. LORD. CLERE.
Cony Of the Petition and Order of Court thereon
~ Attest, L. Il. LORD, CLERK.
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oTHICIAI MOTICE.

7, view of the the CHOLERA OF the utmost
once that should be kept the most perfect state OF
cleanliness possible and believed and expected that all oil our citizen;
will heartily Health Commissioners IN carrying out all
laws relating the matter All knowing OF any
danger public health requested give immediate notice
20 the that abad In accordance with the
special request and State authorities nearly all cities
tho country health ordinances of much
adopted this city, abstracts from which are
to annexed and your careful attention respectfully called
|. u. STAPLES, ur,ru Cow.
IVORY GOODWIN.
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Administrative Sale.

ny yi,tuc of license from the Court OF Probate,
ID shall sell at public auction ON friday, the twenty
seventh day of April next at two o'clock IN the AFTER
lot owned and occupied by the late Samuel Person,
ESQ at the time OF his dccease also two story uou'
BILE house ami barn aud lot Line street, also Two
house lots ON foss street. house lot Middle street
house lot OAK street. about two acres OF tiilage
land the west side of Guinea road now occupied by
John ID. Goodwin, one undivided hall OF lot OF land
on the east side of Guinea street In common with Geo.
N. Adams, adjoining land Of William Ayrc, and y
small piece Of land on the west side or Guinea street
IA belonging TO the estate Of Thomas NJ. fcrson de-
sale 10 be ON the premises In Biddeford and TO In.
s'"I Sv n, SARAH u. PERSON, Administrative.
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HEALTH ORDINANCE

sTc1s City hall annually s at Att, the son" NEE"
sIi ' % %saS s n, %us,. ,.s City III,
orders '%" ss City health the inhabitants said
Section s now e%%as
s. "a %.a ID al ii s y % % % p! st r
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Law" til" Stat" or an" ordinance OF the
either of them the ss, ,ny S,1% their %" S;
NJ: s ,; s s court ; ss;:
ss1 Sta' s aS s s: %ssi err "
f G1E cnr any Occupant ' or s sas OF malignant
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be s" to enable N them to %s G o % drop deposit cause to
placed thrown =, aSI, g matter s 1%; T@ % a ' Substance ANN"
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To Timsthy shaw, Jr. John q. Adams
for Srh"oI District No. Four liza the City
or Bidde(erd.
GENTLEMEN You are hereby requested tn eau Meet
nc Of the legal VI School District No POUR IN the C
of Ipiiefopi ~ act upon the following articles, viz;
AIT lat, To clcO~s Moderator 10 regulate sah meeting
ART .,pi t. choose = Clerk fnr the eusuns year.
ART J To the district viii yu,e to purchase lot
AMI erect tlrr,On building for the High school AMI such
other schC. purposes the wants Il the District may require
atpl ta rails. the money necessary Zoe that purpose.
AIT l,h To determine, In the District shan vote 70
,,rt .nl luLn where the shah H. lsatej, and how
the mulcy shall IN raisci ami eSlpiei, a@i the Gust OF the
rcn,r tie .chO.I houses II c District needing repairs and
the bulugs AMI fences belonging to the sane, and u so
how to raise the money iur that purls,s" 49,
ART 9Th To determine whether the District VIII vote W
NV any r all it, present Indebtedness, ai 50, how Ia
raise the money foe that purl.se.
ART It'll To act snch ether busnrs.a a. may saV
acted u,s,n, anil which may come before said meeting
BLkl,E,rl, Apti Ii, lS6d.
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4 Special Freight Train, with Passenger Car at
tached. will leave Bddeford for Port aud ats A N
Returning will leave Portland for Saeo aud Bitdsord
at $50 p. 81.
On and after this date there will DO no provision
made for passengers on the regular freight trains
FRANCIS CHASE,
BrPERikfEsbEsr.
Portland, April 4th, 1906. 4eistf
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY!
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast etst msnirs
PP!!:a.:s:ss, s.gg! e.! ss:iI: "a
H660will until further notice run 40 FOL.
lows,
day and Saturday. at< O'Clock p. 81, and leave Pier
% East River. foot OF Market 81, New York, ever
Wednesday and Saturday, at 4 O'Clock p. II.
Theie vessels are fitted up with hne accommoda.
tions for passengers, making this the most speedy
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, IN state Room, 5000. Cabin passage.
$500 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded BY this line 70 and nom Montreal,
Quebec, Bangor. Bath. Augusta, Eastport and ST.
John. q
shippers are requested TO send their Freight IN tho
Steamers as early az p. VI. on tho day that they
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
:, II d. CROMWELL COMO. Sc West Street. New
York.
Portland. May %. 1856 %
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Petroleum, Petroleum,


nIIE undersigned hold tito Leases OF tho following
described Heal Estate for the term OF twenty
Years, A. A..
Lot No. 50 on the Pepper Farm, Lot No - on the
Crowell Farm, Lot No. 10 on the Chambers kavine
and South part No. H. Sd Concession, containing
acres more or less, in the township OF zoNE' ana
County ofKent.
Also. Lot 80. Is on tho Mcmillan Farm, and Lot
No. Q on the Marcus Farm, in the Township oioA-
FORD County Of Kent.
All In the Province OF Canada.
Which property they intepd to put into this market
with one WELL completed on either lot the snare,
holders may determine, furnishing Engine, noune anu
Derrick, fifteen horse power Engine, Tnblns' runp
one hundred bbl. Tank, In fact everything 20 Put
the Well in readiness for pumping to the depth OF
FOUR HUNDRED feet, unless OIL In paving 9uann,us.
ties 10 sooner reached, for the sum OFTEN THUS,
AND DOLLARS In gold, dividing II into ono hundred
shares, At one hundred dollars per share In soiu VI
its equivalent In lawful money.
In order that tho stockholders may be enahied 70
determine the real value OF the property offered
proposed by the undersigned that Committee shail
be chosen OF the most reliable men they have IN ei
midst, who shall proceed TO Canada and make tno
rough examination Of tho property and u not iounu
the hest oil territory OF which Bothwell can bnat
and In the Immediate vicinity Of the best yielding
Wells then the money shalt not be paid over OUT W
be refunded 10 every subscriber. ,,,
For further Particular. inquire OF pr. rn ,,N,.
HALEY, SAMUEL sTIMsOS, T. IL MekENNEn.
Biddeiord ! or GEO. #. JORDAN. OF the firm OF H.
iC Boutwell,, Z. w.
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STEAM CRlST MILL BIDDEF0RD MI

mIIE "IIardy Machine Co" will continue 70 Keep
This mart uf their business in iull operation under
the care and supervision Of their skillfal Miller
ID. Foyc and trust the people Of this vicinity VIII
continue their liberal patronage, which Will meet
with prompt attention
W, have len at the Mill as yet, One nm Of Stones
and some other Mill property for sale Ceeap.
a"N CHARLES HARDY Art.
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r.. the Honorable. the Court Of County Commi"iontrs
In sand County of YoIk, on the second Tuesday OF
Aprii, 4. ID. lSC6! A.. c,
NiOUR petitioners humbly show. that q County
l road, beginning at the store OF Otis H. toss q
Sons, in the town of Shapleigh, across the dam AZ
llargrave's wooden mills TO the road at the Ioot OF
Allen Hill near Dalch Mills 10 Newleld thence ny
said road TO the Balch Mills in Acton thence froln
laid mills 10 point between the houses OF samuel
Copps and Benjamin Tarnham In said town oil Acton,
would be Of great public convenience.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that your llon0rs
wcnid ayreeably TO law In such cases made and pro-
yided, examine said route and lay out said County
road AS I'm your Judgment you may deem expedient'
WILLIAM +. HAM and iorty-two others
March 10, 1856.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-20
FARM AND HOUSE LOTS.

r HAVE a Farm situated one and ono half miles
| from the Post Office BiddefOrd with q good uouse,
shed DaTn &c, aud a (never falling Well OF Water
froodJ With sixteen acres Of land-TlLLAGE, PAS
TuRAGE, and WOOD. -, o., .,,-.,
also have HOUSE LOTS on Mt. vernon, Alfred
Foss and Porter Streets, all for Sale rsrg lor by
CHARLES HARDY.