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A I'LL
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Entitled an act to enable the Directors
of the Maryland Institution for the
distraction Of the Blind 10 complete
and render fit for occupation 1 e
building now in course Of erection in
Baltimore county.
Whereas, Since the commencement
Of the building now in course of cree.
ton in Baltimore county, the prices Of
labor and material Of every description
have advanced solargcly, that it is found
impossible to complete the same without
q very considerable addition to the ori.
glnal estimate; aud whereas, the re-
quirements OF the Maryland Institution
for the instruction Of the Blind render
the speedy completion OF said building
absolutely necessary; therefore--
Section l. BE it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That for
the purpose of enabling the Maryland
Institution for the Instruction of the
Blind to complete and render tenantable
the building now in course Of erection
IN Baltimore county for saiS institution,
the Treasurer OF the State, upon the
warrant Of the Comptroller, shall pay to
the treasurer Of said institution, for the
year eighteen hundred aud sixty y.seyen,
the SUN of thirty thousand dollars, aod
the said sum Of thirty thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated for that purpose
out of any unapprOpriated money in the
Treasury.
Sec. 2 And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
We certify that the aforegoing is
true copy OF an act which passed the
General Assembly of Maryland, Janaa-
ry session, 1867 w. X. COLE,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
my231s Secretary of the Senate.
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Notice Of Personal Discharge.

nN application by petition in writing oi
~ CuARLgs MouRER, of Carroll county, to
the Circuit court for Carroll county, for the
benefit Of the 18th Article of the code Of
Public General Laws of the State of Mary
land, entitled insolyents, n schedule Of his
property pnd list oflhe debts due him, with
the uames Of his debtors. and also lisa OF
the debts due from him with the names OF
his creditors, verified by affidavit, being an.
nexed to his said petition. and being salts
fed that the said Charles Mourer, has at no
time within two years previous to said appli-
cation been discharged under any lnsolvent
Law Of this State and the said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribed BY law.
and having also executed TO Trustee by
said Court appointed good and suiIicien,
Deed for his property and estate OF every
description 1.-THE necessary wearing apparel
and bedding Of him sslfand family excepted
and delivered the same to SAID Irustee--and
the said Trustee having also execnteda b0nd
10 the state Of Maryland by said court ap.
proved, for the faithful discharge ofhistrust
1t is therefore ordered and directed that
the Second Monday of NoremJer, ncrt, be
hNed as the day for the appearance of said
Chas Monrer, in tho circuit court for Car.
roll county, 10 answer such intcrrogatories
or allegations as bis creditors, endorserS. or
sureties may propose or allege against him
and that the snid petitioner cause notice Of
said day to be given to bis creditors by pub.
hention in some newspaper printed in carroll
county for three successive months prior 10
the sal J second Monday of November 1866.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
March, 1867
WM. A. McKELLIP, clerk
True copy,--Test:
nar2S-3m WN A McKnIIr, elk
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A BILL
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y DILL
Entitled an act to appropriate an addi-
tioual sum Of money for the more
speedy publication of Vols. % and
~, Maryland Reports.
Section /. BE 1T enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That the
sum Of five hundred dollars be and the
same hereby is appropriated, in addition
to the regular appropriations, to aid in
the more speedy publication Of volumes
% and "a, Maryland Reports.
See. 2 And be il enacted, That the
Comptroller of the Treasury be and he
is hereby repaired to draw his warrant
upon the Treasurer in favor Of Nicholas
Brewer, State Reporter, on the delivery
of the State copies Of said volume %, at
the State Library. the sum oftwo hun
dred and fifty dollars; aud on the deliv.
cry Of the State copies Of said volume
"a, the sum Of two hundred and iifty
dollars.
Sec: 3. Aud be Il enacted, That this
act shall take effect IRON the date Of its
passage,
We certify that the aforcgoiug is a
true copy Of an act which passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, Janua.
ry session, 1867.
W. r. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
may23-lt Secretary Of the Senate.
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pGTFarmers who desire uice biass
harness--and wish the leather presers
ed will do well to wash tlfcm once 3
year with a aixture made over fhc sol
lowing formula:--Extract Of Logwood,
G ounces, Bi-cromate Of Potass, n
ounces, Hot water, 8 gallons. Soak and
wash the harness in the mixture, rs you
wsald otherwise with soap and wuter
Then oil with about enc third the oil
usually used--the harness will then be
soft, pliabie aud black. Tho color will
not soil the hands or clothing.
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A BILL.


Emitted 10 act 20 repeal article 50 oil the
oode ot fuolic oenerai Laws, enti-
,ea state reporter, ana the scye-
raj section thereof, and re-ensctiog
said article and sections with amend
ments'
section ! Be u enacted by the Gen-
erai Assembly OF Maryland, That article
90 OF the oode oi fuoiie ueneral Laws,
entitled state reporter aud seet'ous
/ :, d, 4, 0 aud . oil said article be and
the same are hereby repealed and re-
enacted, with amendments, Ia the FOL
lowing terms
Gee l; Inc state Reporter shall be
appointed oy the Judges OF the Court
OF Appeals, and shall hold his office for
."e ss'' y. .oe | un'sss svoner
d ..'.IsI ~ Y s aus, auu snain oo
s'Iu ~ ',;..;hio ny e e'" ispV.'et, aIu SNAIL DC
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liza @,a sa'es Al sueu ape ac'esm'hee IN the
Cou'. o. Appeals oi TINS ota'e, from and
a''oi 'ne Passage oi 'nis act, designated
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lhol'as rom 'ne ',ue ~hsn the same
sna', naNe peen ue'e,llineo' .he reports
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shai' contain ~ least SIX hunared pages,
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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
Public General.
Passed at the JanHdry Session 1867.
[oFFicfAL.l
A BILL

lofFlCihL.
A BILL
Entitled an Act TO repeal section four
Of the eighty-eighth article of the
Code of Public General Laws, enti-
tied "Sheriffs," aud TO re-enaot the
same with amendments.
Section /. BE it enacted BY the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That section
four of the cighty,eighth article of the
Code Of Public General Laws be ro-
pealed and re-enacted SO as to read as
follows
See. 4 Ifany sheriff in Office, prior
to the first day of January last past,
shall have failed at any time heretofore
to give and offer for rccorc the bond 10
the preceding se .tion required within
ninety days after the first day of Janua-
ry last past of his sherifialty, it shall be
the duty Of th clerks of the Circuit
Courts Of the respective counties, or Of
the clerk Of the Superior Court of Bal,
timore city, as the case may be, to give
notice forthwith Of such failure to the
Governor Of the State, whose duty it
shall be at once to require the Attorney
General to institute the proper proceed.
ings to vacate the Office Of said sheriff.
aud, upon said vacation, to appoint
successor until the next general election.
Sec 2, And be it further enacted,
That if the bond hereinbeiorc required
should he filed within the ninetv have
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An ACT

To nppropriating sum Of money to pay
Longneekcr 4 Copner. NJ Fislds, G..
G. Fulton & Son, j. Wolfersberger.
Emily I. Rinehart, William Wales,
Il. Wells, j. I. Hand, 4. s. Hodson,
j. ii. Emerson, William Boulden. r.
2. Bayly, Ncgley 4 Church, Keefer,
Smith 4 Co. and George w. Wilson
aud NJ Fields.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly ef Maryland, The Comp.
troller be aud he is hereby directed to
issue his warrant upon the Treasurer to
pay Longneckcr q Conner five hundred
and fifty dollars; c. c. Fulton & Son,
six hundred and forty-fve dollars j.
Woltcrsbcrger, four hundred dollars /;
Emily I. Rinehart, two hundred aud
sixty-six dollars; William Wales, seven
hundred and forty -four dollars; L.
Wells, four hundred and ninety-six dol.
lars j I. Hand. four hundred and fif.
~ dollars; s.. Hodson, three hundred
aud four doll,rs; j. ii. Emerson, four
hundred aud eight dollars William
Boulder, three hundred and forty.four
dollars; R. p Bsyly, two hundred and
eighty-three dollars Negley 4 Church,
six hundred aud three dollars; keefer,
Smith 4 Co., seven hundred dollars ;
Geo. w. Wilson, three hundred and
sixty three dollars, for publishing laws
ofsession Of eighteen hundred aud six.
tysix, and NJ. Fields, three hundred
and nineiy-four dollars for publishing
laws in Montgomery County .Seatinel,
for 1865.
Sec. J. And be il enacted, that this
act shall take effect from th> date Of its
passage.
We certify that the aforcgoiae Is a
true copy Of an act which passed the
General Assembly OF Maryland, Janua-
~ session, 1867.
W.. II. COLE,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
may23-1t
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Delegates tofhe Constitutions
Convention.

The following is a full list Of the
names Of the delegates to the Maryland
Constitutional Convention, which assem-.
bled at Annapolis Wednesday sth inst.
AReJdHy Coumty.--william Walsh.
j. Philip Roman, Jacob HoblitzeI.
Thomas j. McKaig, Thomas Perry aud
Alfred spates.
Aane ArndR Coahty.-Thomas j.
Hail, JAS r. Howison, Luther j. Gid.
dings and Z. G. Kilbourne.
Bdifimore Cdy-First Legislative
Distriet--Lindsay II Reynolds, Ezra
Whitman, John II Barnes, Isaac s.
George, Joshua Ysnsant, Edw. II. Fla
herty aud james A. Henderson. Second
Legislative District-GeJrge NJ. Gill;
Geo. VIM. Brown, Bernard Carter. Al
bert Ritchie, Henry r. Carey, George
w. Dobbin and j. Hall Pleasauus.
Third Legislative District-Janes r.
Brewer, Johu Ferry, j. Montgomery
Peters, Jos. p Merryman, John Frank,
Isaac NJ. benson and Walter s. Wilkin.
son.
Batinore county-Anthony Ken.
nedy, John Wethered, Robert G. Barry
Ephraim Bell, Charles A. Buchanan, S.
w. Starr and Chas. II. Nicolai,
Cafort 00uny.-John Parran, C. 8.
Parran aud DIR. John r. Ireland.
Cdroiiae County L. Hardcastle,
Dr. Chas. z. Tarr, Tilghman Hubbard
aud w. III. Watkins. ae
Carroll CoUHty.--John K. Lougwell,
George w. Manro, Sterling Gait, Ben
jamin ". Bennett, Thomas r. Cover
and William ~ Hayden.
Cecil Couaty-Eli Cosgrove, B. B.
Chambers, George 4. Howard, Jmnes
3. Groome, and Jas. o. Mccormick.
Charles COHng.--John T. St0ddeit,
Walter Mitchell and Vivian Brent,
Dorchester County Levi Hod-
son, George +. Austin Colonel James
Wallace aud William I. Goldsborough.
Frederick County Harry W. Dor
sey, john B. Thomas, William p. Mauls-
by, William S. Mcpherson, Frederick
J. Nelson, 0uterbridge Horsey and De-
witt G. johnson.
Hartford Comy-Henry W. Archer
Henry ID. Farpandis, Evans 8. Rogers,
DR.. John Evans and Henry A. Silver.
Horord GouHiy.--.James Mackubin,
Henry D. Devries, William NJ. Merrick
and James Morris.
Keat Couaty.--Joseph A. Wiskes,
Richard W. Ringgold, G. II. B. Massey
and VIM. Janyier.
Montgomery County.--Greenbury NJ.
Watkins, DR. Nicholas Brewer, Samuci
Riggs of r., and DR., Washington Du-
vail.
Prince Georges Cowaty.--John F,
Lee, Elbert g. Emack, John B. Brock
and Fendall Marbury.
Queen Anass County Richard 3
Carmichael, Washington Finley, Thom.
as J. Heating and Stephen j. Brady.
So. lNary's CoaNty.-R. Ford, John
+. Dent and u. A. Jamiscu.
.Sos,erset Count s--Isaac d. Jones,
Hy. Page, Thomas +. J. Rider, Purnell
Toadvine and Jas. L. Horsey.
Talbot County.--Henry Il. Bateman,
William Goldsborough, Richard Holh-
day aud Ormond Hammond.
Washington Couity.--Richard Fl.
Alvey, VIM. Motter, Audrew X. Syos-
ter, Joseph Murray, Geo, w, Pole and
S. $. Cunningham.
Borccster County ,y.-Thos. P, Parker,
Samuel 8. McMastcr, Littletop P. Frank-
lin, George w. coyingtou and J. Hop
kins Tarr.
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zed officer Of the United States. and ac-
credited to the quotas Of the State Of
Maryland.
Section , And be il enacted, That
this act shall t,ke effect from the date
Of its passage.
We certify that the aforegoing is a
true copy of an act which passed the
General Assembly of Maryland, Janua
ry session, 1867. ~
WM. H. COLE,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY.
nay'23lt Secretary Of the Senate.
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h5-"Behold, my Flora, how glorious
nature looks 10 bloom The trees are
illed with blossoms, the wood i dres.
sed in its green livery, and the platn i
earpetcd with grass and towers : e Z
Yes Charles, | was thinking Of tie
same thing. These flowers are dsuds.
lions, and when they are gathered aua
put in pot with piecc of good fat
PORK, they make the best green's 10 the
world !!
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Tar MIX Oursrroy.--A Re.a;,

The MILK QuEsrIoN.---A Reading
paper states that a lady Of that city re-
Gently found large lizard in the milk
she poured into her coffee. An iaves.
tigation showed that the milkman got
the water, with which he improved his
milk, out ola spring instead Of the hy-
drant, as usual The paper adds, s'the
people are indignant" and sdemand a
return tothe hydrant.' =
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EXCELSI0Ri EXCELsIoR.l
CHASTELLAR'S
Hair Exterminatory! !!

FOE REMOVING SUPERFL BUUs HAZE.
10 the ladies' especially, this Invaluable
depiatory recommends itself as being an
almost indispensable article TO female beauty,
Is easily applied, does not burn or injure the
warranted to remove suporilnous ha;r 6,am
low foreheads, or from any part Of the boJs
completely, totally and radically extirpatine
the same leaving the skin soff. smooth and
natural. This Is the only article uscd by the
French, and is the only real elfec.nal den;la-
tory in existence. Price rs cents Der pack.
age, sent postpaid, to any address, on recsips
Of an order, BY
BERGER, SHUTTs h Co., Chemists,
febl4-1y 2s5 River ST., Troy, n. Y.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
JOS. NJ. PARkK, Ediior aud Poprietor,
No. 3 CARROLL Hall

The ADvocArG is published every
THURSDAY MORNING. and furnished
to Subscribers at
$3.50 per Annum, I'm Advance.
Ifnot PAID in advance Two Dollars will be
charged. No paper will be discontinued until
all aresrages are paid, except at our own
oouon.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
l square, Insertions, ST. each subsequent
insertion % centsi | square three months
$3.50, ak months SO. Business Cards OF
ten lines, or less, per annum, So. MGR
chants and other business men, including
the paper;
One.foarth ofA column, per year, $500
IIaif column, $500
One column, % 1000
-. HAND BILLS.
A sixth Of Sheet, for 25, sl.5o, for 100
s2.01. 49,.
Quarter Sheet, for 25, s2.25, for 100, s275
Half Sheet. +" $50. ZOO
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A BILL

Entitled An Aa, torepcal section twenty
Of article ninety-six Of the Code, Of
Public Genl. Laws, cntitled 'Weights
and Measures" and re-enaci the same
with an amendment.
Section |. BE il enacted by the Gen.
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A BILL

Entitled An Act to appropriate twenty
I've thousand dollars for the erection
Of new buildings and the enlargement
OF the prcsen. buildings of the Mary
land penitaatiary, for the nccommo
daticn Of unemployed conyicis and to
authorise tho Governor to purchase
ground adjacent to said penitentiary
and to improve the same.
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In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY.

Price Two Dollars, sufficient for a month, can
be used TO good advantage.
II gives Strength to the Organs, and, with
the Pills, will restore them TO their normal
condition.
Pamphlet of 100 pages. on the ERRORS
OF YOUTH, designed as a Lecture and Caution
to Young Men, sent free, Ten Gents required to
pay postage
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DR.. Bryan's Medicines

Il Have on hand for sale the following val.
j ! able Medicines which ore described In
Dr. J. BRrAs's advertisement in the ''Dem.
Advocate" tETE
DIR. Bells Specific Pills,
Dir Harvey's Female Pills.
DIR. Bryan's Life Pills.
DIR. BIS. other medicines can also be pro-
cured through the undersigned when reauir-
ed. A.. II. HUBER,
= Druggist, Westminster, Md.
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GUANo's,

Jasf Pabiished. ia Sealed Earelope.
Price sir esafs.
LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, and
IA Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or
sPermatorrhga, induced by Self- Abuse: Invol-
untary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debili-
", and lmpedimenn to Marriage generally /;
Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits; Mental and
physieai Incapaeity, ac.--By ROB. j. cuL-
SkRWELL, M. d., Author of The ''Green
The world-rcnownsd author, In thi. sdmira.
Die Lecture, clearly proves from bis own sxpe-
risnce that the awful Consequences Of Self.
Abnsc may be efftemaIly removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical one
raiions, bongies, instruments rings, or cordisls,
pointing ont mode Of cure at once certain and
enectIal, by which every sufferer no matter
what his condition may be may cure himself
eheaply. privately and radically. THIS Lee
TURE WILL PROVE A. Room TO THOuS-
ANDS AND THOUSANDS.
sent under seal, to any address, In n plaiu
sealed envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also DIR. Culyerweil's
Marriage Guide, /" prics % cents. Address the
cHAs J. G. KLINE 4 CO..
III Bowery, New York.
apis Poss Ohice Box A5ss,
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FnrIr.-Some of our fruit growers
are Of the opinion that they win have
fair yields Of peaches and apples, vhilst
Others s.give il up and look for litls.
The weather has certainly been snp9o-
pitious, A few wccks. however, usy
show the exact state of the case.
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CAUTION!

,t,a pahiio ,a neess se. nsLe d POW occn DeIorc
in the alleviation Of human misery, has excited
the cupidity Of several parties, who use the
name Specific Pills, copy my labels, circu-
lars and advertisements. sometimes word for
word, and put up worthless compounds that
disappoint the just expectations of the purchaser
if you cannot purchase BELL's srKciFio Reg
rptEs Of your Druggist, take no other, but send
the money direct to
DR. JAMES BRYAN,
Consulting Physician,
$40 broadway, New York,
and you will receive them by return Of mail,
post paid, and free from observation.
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Bell's Specific Pills,
Bell's Tonic Pills

Are recommended as the most Efficacious, Re-
iuvinAting and lnvigorating Remedy in The
world.
A Package, Price Five Dollars, will last a
month aud is generally sufficient
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER IL, 1867

rDAY, NOVEMBER IL, Is
BR0OKLYE nnAL ESTATE ron sALn.
IA r.o., I1 s LIs5. ~ =. e y sS q;
S1 = y: ;ss :::s. s s..: =.
CorrAoH HoUsa. WITH oARDEH. rwILvE
o. ;:;s y. -: ::s:s sssi
Eic,R9 sAl ". ~. esSl ID ysQsr y5.ssSs
FOs .t sAL. 80. dsA DIstsLI1Hx 2. 2. i loo
R;:.s :,.:: td sssa
FoR sAIE.-pAcftIo slssEr. BEooKL1E,p xsI;
cola sss:s Ss 1 80 s q q ssSs
nos ! s4!s-A .sAU1f.yL LI.ILs rMsss srosx
sa''sss So ,'.s ..,..,
EoR sALE-Ix BRooKLrH TWO NEW HOUSES.
.A ii ssSss sS9' y ~ !. 3 . ssa
a '''
~ ssSer Es.s9 sgSs s s
- SXiIKaD Ia "a Ex6Rsxos co.. y Plss s.sss.
cOUNrRy RE Al EsTATn gOK sALn.
A sRLEEDIp, PAM o. l@ ACRES yoR .s4.ooa
s::: .s;::: s:.;s:
sPLEEDlD yAnx ron sALs-wIrH rossEs.
rom s, ssssis: r: . Z. s s mi ss
81: %
A. Nav 5.s.sy R:a sssa ssG S;ot.rs : Pine .rss
ALL w4 ,s y4ssss GO! sslE MID Gil
IS per bed aa and ssss ni ss
n sssss
sSs Rsss. q s Sa
from Ssoo % $500 aso rafmh II PassAia BsFSsa And
800 = - SYERs rucxsR No Nassau sssss.
A gAaoA!N. kEAa sAEAro9A,-A o0oDs RIO,
q ssoS q e eGS ~ sa e: :Sss
~ !; nj e n; & 81 s..... ..... ~. =
ASsss .sAs
caoos timber only Ssr.fs s,sngs'sss r. pre-
.snS. saas & ss s4 ssss AND
Northern Railroad o. IL. Jersey d miles from Ne. York
s1'''i'i 'S1Slsi 81 is ssr'
A FIRST CLASS FARM IN RooKuAND COUNTY.
''''''' 80 - W. H. EEIifcK, ii Broadway
S.4. AZ
acres '''sA'' '''' e i nsIicK. q Broadway.
aogs 70. JEEssS ety.
s'' sssElssS is;ti g. 81 s....-.,
RRo0KLYN HEiaHTs.- HOUSE,, EXTRA
ID dimsnsons With elegant Furniture % match ~ nos
zxS6r rs smssn ssres . @
4 LONG NEW JERSEY cENTRAI.-rARxs-in
ss;'. .s'' sSsi AZ. Sssi 8 Ss,.. .....
EoR sALE-A BEAuTIFUL PLACE. Situated ON
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