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BCNNETs PoR AUGUsT.-hats are now larger
fhaE oonnets; bonnets have steadily crown
smaller as the esson advanced untiI thav
now consist OF nothing more than mere sprav
OF flowers, selected 10 match the trimming Of
the dress, and laid on light foundation Of
tulle. This is the favorite stgIe OF dress hon.
nets al The fashionable watering places. and.
with tue transparent toilet OF muslin grena
olne, cham bray gauze, and other delicate t,s.
sues, nothing can b prettier With the white
muslin TOILETS. OF which a great many have
bseH prepared for this month, these little floral
bead dresses are especially charming, the
me-nots, pinks. daisies, and the Ike selected
with reference 10 the color OF the ribbon with
which the dress is Timmed.-Demorests
ka4thlg.
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M ILK DIET IN DISEASES OF THE HEART
Under the head OF tNiik Cure, I" we some time
ago brought to the notice OF our readers a fuII
account OF the curative effects Of the continued
use OF the milk regimen in the treatment of
many diEeases-dyspepsa, dropsy and affec.
Tons OK me breast. &c, as described by Or
hareN: There is now additional testimony on
thls subject, especially as relates to morbid en-
largement OF the muscular structure of the
neart, scientifically called hyvertrophy, as
presented by French physician, Dr. Pecha.
Her. OF Montpelier, This gentleman tells as
tnat IN ma embarrassment of he circulation
arls sng from this state Of the heart associat ted
with obs tructions the valves, the milk diet,
.ngetner with the uss Of digitaIis, and some
times without 1t, will relieve the distres sing
symptoms. Eventually there will ensue eysn
an absorption OF the enlarged muscular struc-
tnre, ending IN cure. But to success the
PARENT must fellow strictly the in ctisn LAID
on him. under the influence OF this diet it is
found that the impulse Of the heart diminishes,
tigetnei with the palpitations and the conpes.
tioh or imperfect circulation Of blood In the
race, Dran and lungs. Even where a cure
cannot be hoped for, there will still be a pallia
tlon OF the symptoms.-PhiIdL edJsr
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AUCTION SALES.


HousEHcI. FURNITURE At NO. s47 z
STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIk-,
EEMTH STREETS WEST. At AUCTION.
O'Clock: We viii sell. at Dwelling No. 341 IL street
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west, q good assortment of Household Furniture,
" slnut Parlor Suite, in green velvet z-.,s
Brussels Three ply, and Ingram Carpets, Rugs
Gilt frame French-plate Mirrors
Mahogany Hair. cloth Sofa and Arm chair
Walnut secretary and Whatnot, Fancy Workstand
Walnut Marble- top Bureaus and Washstands
Walnut Wardrobe and Bedsteads 80 %
Walnut Sideboard, Ornaments et
Wslnut Extension Dining Table
Mahogany Marble top Bureau and Washstand
Extra fine Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows
Extra fine Curled Hair Mattresses
Quantity Of Blankets. Sheets Quilts, Comforts. &c
Window Shades Stoves, Clocke - .3aE
Hall Olicloth. Step-carpet and Rods ~ .te sss-t
Hat rack. Cane and Wood seat Chairs @ =
Cooking Stoves and Fixtures 1899 u
Together with the usual Household and Kitchen
requisites. 5E 7FF-
an g. dads h r aEf u ~ AuctiOneers
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~ The EcumehcaI, or General Council Of
the Catholic Church. at Rome, 1t is believed,
will be called to meet in the latter part OF next
year; and foreign journal states, what is
very probable, that the questions to be debated
at the council will be purely ecclesiastical, and
have no political bearing whatever
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATEYT oFFTCE,
On the petition of DAVID NJ Smith, Of rs Sppins-
field, Vermont, praying for the extension of o
for an Improvement in Spring Clamp for Clothes
Lines, for seven years from the expiration of said
patent, which takes place the 18th day Of octo-
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent Office on MONDAY, the eth day of October
next at Il O'Clock M; and all persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted. Wy
file in the Patent once their Objections te speria 10
day OF hearing; ali Testimony filed BY either nartr to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of the Office
which viii be furnished on application.
tmony must be filed In the Office t,cenfy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments III any, within
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the lntelligencer, Washington, d.
o., and in the Vermont. Record, Springfield, VT.
said psblicatons 70 be at least sixty days previous
a2-wsw y COMMISSIONS Of Patents.
VOUNG Ian GF o R D.. the thorough bred
Racing Stallion, procured from the ~
ton, of New Jersey, Will make the season "a
Of 1867 commencing April "A and ending November
n, lat Glen Elem farm, about two miles north
q $50 for the seasons pay able at the time Of seq
Vice; FOR pedigree and further PARTICULAR ESQ
hs an se pas y ". ToasS Snss:r.
suppis On hand, ana sf.rsa '4 rs.son.SIs
sss Il i .5s u. 81, ST.. Ed f i'ss 4:
G0L1NENe.-A nne assoESmsnz o. Gold Pens
49, eei' 90 s., To- sa1sA an 29a@21 %Y56It3
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PAWNBROKERS.

h1S LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. AK
4 OB. FURNISHINGS LOAN OFFICE, ~
ATS 18th street, Sd door south of Penn. ave.
MONEY loaned on time to suit customers, on
Real Estate, Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Silver Plate, Pianos, Furniture, Me-
chanical Tools, Ladies' and Gentlenenb Wearing
Apparel of all descriptions.
NH 5-3m* e B. BURNSTINE. ,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
i 8. GOLDSTEIN l. CO..
LICENSED PAWNBROKERS,
"a FOUR-AND-A-HALT STREET WEST,
..s.s- near Pennsylvania avenue,
OGer the highest cash advances on all kinds OF
Merchandise, to any amount and for any ~
time desired at reasonable rates. ia
Interest on large sums greatly reduced. u
Business strictly confidential
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
fe2l-ly =
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID (Late Clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure q Col
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and nth street.
Star Office Building. -
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
GROCERIES,, WINES AND LIQUORS, AT
AUCTION, ON CAPITOL HILL
On TUESDAY MORNING, August s, at 10 elk,
we shall sell, the stock Of Groceries. Wines
Liquors, &C., in Store. corner of 4th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill, comprising in
part
CoHees, Sugars and Teas
Farina Yeast Powders, Spices
Corn Starch: Coffee Essence Extracts
Sweet Oil, Mustard, Pepper
Chocolate, Cocoa and Rice
Rabbit Soap, Soap Pow .ers
Hops, Starch, Blue, &C.
Blacking, Matches and Stove Polish
Brandies and Whiskies
Wines, Rum and Gin.
Together with an extensive assortment OF Choice
Groceries.
Terms cash.
an 2-dts COOPER & LATIMER Aucts
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A STRANGE AFFAIR.-A jailor At Donald
son Vile, La, who had buried his wife in the
early part OF May, married again in three or
four weeks afterwards. This so shocked the
moral sense OF the community that q public
meeting was called, and procession formed
and marched 10 his residence and took him
out Alter being marched ont Of his dooryard
70 the tune OF the dead march. with Iigh ted
candles on each side OF him. the procession
formed, music in front, the latter consisting Of
OIL cans, horns, TIN pans, and large bell
carried on The shoulders OF TWO of the party
which was tclled contin uaIly, while cries Of
mirth AID Jollity tended to enliven the scene
After traversihg the principal streets and thor.
oughiy arousing everybody in town who was
not engaged in 1t, they proceeded to the final
act. II now being near the hour Of midnight.
AFTER forming properly, the procession moved
10 the graveyard. where the affair was fin
ifhed by his knCellng down ar the grave and
asking pardon Of his late wife's spirit; after
winch the party proceeded to q saloon, and
AXE crink at his expense he was permit.
TED 10 reJoin his new made wite-this being
the thlrd marriage bond he mas entered into
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H"The Jshn T. Ford" the diminutiva
Q al, bound from Baltimore to Europe, wnich
Iecen ~ sailed from Halifax, has pnt hacL
IL Is supposed that she encountered q storm
Gov Smith Of Montana, has tssued /.
E,oeIamation announcing the death OF Gen
1 nnomas Francis MeaSher, paying approprtsts
OF Sloe0 for the recovery OF his body.
&c: ID. Mccormick recei YES the h,oh..,
pp,aGs lof MIS- reaper and mower, and gold
Usuais are awarded to Messrs. WOOD ana
perry. At the Paris Exposition. "A0
~ John Pare colo-.a -
qnarIeied with hls wife ON Tneedav MN; 49,
aa,'ss 1O"a nim n the left breast, causing
IN ~ Ceal .old at Boston on Monday for ~ 4
YEAR, va, mo lowest point 1t has toucnsd Tor six
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TIE Cost OF A Pound OF TEA.-Iti s in.
sfrucuvs and sometimes profitable, as well al
curious to examine the way in which the cost
OF commodity Is piled up between producer
and consumer by freights, handing duties, ex-
change and the commissions ana profits of
niddlemen. Tea, fer example, is sold by the
grower IN China and Japan At various prices
from about is to 80 cents pound. With
freights added, 1t is said TO cost when laid
down IN any Of our principal seaports an ay-
eraee OF fifty cents in gold pound for supe-
Nor brands OF "chops." Taking this as start.
mig point, the additional charges before it
reaches the table Of the consumer are said to
accumulate as follows: Original cost Of tea.
imported, SO cents discount on currency to
pay for ii, 20 cents; duty on gold, 25 cents dis
count on currency to make up the gold, is cts:
contin gencies. 10 cents; profit Of Importer, 10
cents; profi OF jobber, 13 cents, profit Of retail
er. say % cents-total. Sl.7i. OF this 81 cents
are comprised in three pronts, 81 cents in ex-
change Tor gold, IS cents in duties and 10 cts.
IN con tngencies-in all s124. in addition to the
cost on board ship at eur wharves Before
the war the cost would have been about as fol-
lows Original cost, imported, 50 cents; 10 Der
cent for contingencies, 5 cents; profit OF I'M
porter, cents. profit Of lobber. AGENTS; prof.
10 the retailer, IA cents-total, 50 3ehts.-ihilo-
defphid Ledger.
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The CAUsBs OF THE CHOLERA ON rHR
PLAINs.-A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette accounts tor the prevalencs Of the
cholera along the Kansas Pacific Railway as
fellows:
There are no accommodations for travel
lers in Harker or Ellsworth City, save those of
omcers' quarters and private houses; and 1t is
safe TO premise that this cholera is the efYect
OF three causes-frst. crowdedness second.
the accumulation OF nastinsss .rom the
late great floods: and third, bad whiskey.
Everything in the shape OF tent or snanty Is
filled, and kept full of travellers, desirous OF
seeing the heather wilds.'' Along the whole
route are ''ranches,,' literally sRin mills,"
where they put again twist to the worst LIQUORS
In the country. and kill with four drains over
the nilitops. All along the Smoky Hill river
and Its many tributaries are drifts, full of rot
ten animals, and this, the surgeons say, has
anacted the water, which by the nature OF
Things, the men have to drink and use In their
cooking. Either one of these causes would give
cnoiera to any man, and cause 1t TO spread in
any community. The papers in the State
crush this as much as they can, but that men
who propose visiting this country soon NAV
AVOID The death they would probably meet, /
& We this statement, which is lutte true,''
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pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. $40, s. e. corner of Seventh and Sta,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
TATE AT AUCTION

TATE AZ AUCTION.
No. g76-EQUITY .a
Johanna f. Rupert and John Rupert, Complain.
ants VS.. Bernard Geier and Louisa Thoma
Defendants.
BY virtue OF decree of this Court passed in this
cause on the 18th day of July, 1867, win sell, on
the premises, commencing at O'Clock p. M, on
Ing named valuable property, viz: Lots numbered
~ 4, 5, and Il, in the subdivision of Lots mum.
bered !, 2, 4 5, and "a, in Square numbered go
and parts of Lots numbered q and 49, in the same
square. Also, Lot numbered II, in Square num-
bered 6I3, with the improvements, which are, on
part Lot Y, large three story, basement. and attic
brick house, containing Is rooms and wide hall
Through the house. The lot has front of 20 feet
on III street, and 1876 feet deep; on Lot No. % is
large two story frame house. with basement Lot
fronts lS feet inches on Orth Capitol street with
a depth of 20 feet, on Lot "a there are three two
story frame houses, with Easements, fronting on
Pierce street, or 60 foot alley; Lot H. in SuTiar
673 are two frame buildings. This property ia i'm
mediately opposite the former described on North
Capitol street.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the Court are:
One fourth of the purchase money to be paid down
on the day of sale balance in g. y, and Is months;
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred paw
ments, bearing interest from day of sale secured
by a deed of trust on the property All conveyance
ing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. II the purchaser purchasers should fail
to comply with the terms of sale in five days after
the sale the trustee reserves the ght resell the
purchaser, by advertising such resale three times
in the National Intslli gencer.
BERNARD GEIER,
Executor and Trustee
GREEN d WILLIAMS,
Jy W-stutnGds Auctioneers.
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A WOMAN TRIES TO Blow HRRsRLp up
WITH A CANNON BALL.-One of the most
whimsical and unheard ofneans Of ashuffine
OF this mortal COLL" occurred in this CITY on
Wednesday. A young woman living in the
lower part OF the city named eyer, who, from
i'll treatment Of her husband had become dis
gusted with life, attempted to make way with
herself in the following very unique manner.
She took SIX FOUNDER cannon bail which her
husband had brought from Vtcksburg as a
relic, and which had been lying on the niantel.
piece Ter years, ant having q rather indistinct
con ception OF the terrible effects Of
and the manner OF using it, at leng tn hit upon
an idea. She went TO Edwards grocery and
purchased fifty cents worth Of powder, return
ed home and procured breakfast plate, she
placed 1t on the floor. She then poured the
gunpowder upon the plate, and put the cannon
ball on the top Of the powder. Having thus
got her artillery into position and everything
In readiness, she then sat down over the loaded
plate, and with burning taper in one hand
fired the powder. The effect Of the explosion
may be imagined. The exploding powder
burned and blackened the woman's lower az.
tremities, while the ball. which she vainlv ex.
pected weuld end her miseries did not stir from
its position. The unfortunate victim of this
insane attempt at SELF dstr notion Is living in q
precacions condition from the effects Of her
foolhardy attempt upon her own lifs.-St. Louis
ReDu blicnn. Jr7y 26
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Only TeS Pills to be Takers to Effect Care.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
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happily adapted, il liberated Uterus, IN LeuOer.
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f. used in connection with the
Fun ID, directions. Price Is cents.
fsfsss a Hospitals. and They are used
WHAT THE s iTaH KEM sha 81 THE sAAAR
ting rs rs asn ,a
properly, and have found them respond to my an.
the ss
their efficacy, and far my of them extends,
recommend 'nsm ''se AAEEffRED G BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon, 5th N. Y. Vols"
sylSania avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK, Al
CO.. Dy PRhdHsiii generally
EEf4RD 81 TIE TH5 1 F4HNT 5rc
On the petition of a LIZ n! of
With hsf sd s. Nj
Leland J. Madison, executors of the estate OF Dem
to FEa Iad 0 Hi aS
George the 18th day Of October 1853 for an Improve.
Squares for years from the expra Of said
patent which takes place on the 18th day of Octo-
Der. lSj7:
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Off ce on MONDAY, the Goth day of Septem-
Der next. at Il clock and all persons are mott
ned to appear and show cause If any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
in oee their peca
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
Office, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon test-
mony must be filed in the office twenty days before
the day of hearing, the arguments, if any, within
ten days after filing the testimony. !
Ordered also; that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intellgencer. Washin gton. D. |
c., and in the Banner, Bennington, Vt, once a |
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. 7. G. THEAkER.
jy q W3w Commissioner of Patents.
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REGULAK LINE BETWEEY BALTIaof
STEAMER WILSON SMALL,
~ FOB THE EASTERN SHORE

N0TICE.-The Steamer WILSON SMALL
CAPT: E. I. LEONARD, now In all go
respects one of the staunchest, most En9-zR
comfortable and elegant steamers
plying on Chesapeake Bay will resume her routs
on SATURDAY, March I'd. She leaves her pier
opposite No: 10 Light street wharf, Baltimore,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
WHARF GAMBRIDGE, HUGHLETT,S WHARF,
LLOYD'S LANDING.
Returning from THE EASTERN SHORE, sh
leaves Lloyd's Landing at p m, Cambridge att
p. m, and Eastern Point at p. m, every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday. touching at all interme
date landings, and reaching Baltimore at a. ID. on
the following morning
She has large number ef fine state rooms fses
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFF,


90 On the petition of JOSHUA GIBBS. Of Canton,
Ohio, praying for the extension of a patent
granted to him the 4th day of October 1853 for an
Improvement in Machine for Grinding Pillow Cast
ings, for seven years from the expiration of said
1857:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday the 18th day of September
next, ut Il clock and all persons are notified
To appear and show cause, If any they have why
such said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
to be used at the same hearing mnst be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the Of
fee, which viii he furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as test
mony must be filed in the Office twenty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days otter filing the testimony
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencar. Washington, ID
{. and in the Stark County Republican, Canton
the first of said publications to be at least sixty
DAYS previous to the day of hearing.
7. C. THEAKER,
erjy 12-wSw Commissioner Of Patents
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RAILROADS.
RALrlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, :
- WASHINGTON, May 8, NooH la67.

y WASHINGTON, May 8, Noos, 1852.
~ 8
2sD A fRI g xEsf
s. .Ss s ssn as s sS5sfs
SSa .s SIi x$ ~ siSTISss
I - v WY { 2 STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave At s,s and s:so "a M. and .. soo and .s.
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
Leave % 1:So a m; and 100 p. m No trains to
ros ss B sTGNPA5H
Leave at + Fo 81 p Way AZ 81 ri rs
e AL p Pk faf 81 sG Fit fS &Fsr
Station With from 9n{ Ba iieinnsssI ,s
os IT be al had
in the day well at the new once Of the Bank
mia avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets '"'s'''"
For New YORK. philadelphia, and Boston, see adj
vertlsement Of Throngh Line"
J. !. WILSON, Master of Transportation
Gn COPE Tai Gs@ersl Tiske, Agent. ''
oeso-.f :. j: YILkINs, Passenger AGENT.
1867 rrsssrf fEFE1F ROUTE 1867
&As
TO THE NORTHWEST; SOUTH. AND SOUTH.
On and after May 9Th, 1857, trains will leave az
Wsshington.7 A.. M,IBaltimore IL 10 P. NJ.
...s.s P. MI ..-.io-ss P. N.
with TEE HEE sEEAF
saving from fcpr to twelve hours in time any
and Central New Y o4Rared miles saved to western
THREE R pAIT TF 4kx1E e r TIE rER
phrsssh fsGm Baltimore to R0cHESTER and
By this route aoG baltimore have tn,
Pofs and nj no PFfkgS 81 changes in UNION DE
6ce, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenns,
ande r. National Hotel where reliable information
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
Se S.n apDs1modauons In Sleeping Oars for FL
y. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
oaxtn ana Penn,a ave., Washington, d. q.
da,,r I'D. .. YOUNG, Gen, Pass Agent,
eAly Baltimore, Md.
T7HFFRRf{SSIHp 5IkE IEfEETIWYE VIZ X4saINsTo
I'LL q 1a
Train. between and Ns1 fsIs
FOB NEW YoRk. Without change of cars.
and aoe daily Except Sunday at 7:1 O. m, l7,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
m anS i uaaiy EXCEPT Sunday at 7:G and l1E p
Ie.y. for New Y YsTk sG isd tS,,...,,,,. >,
m. only. ~ Asao'pnia atfWp'
daily. 80" AVN VI -" y. ID HnzD
through tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or
h nc can De bad at the Station ONCE at ali hour
IN the gay as Well as at the effice in the Bask
ers ana Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn. ave.
nue., between 9th and 7th streets
see baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
sGinednis between Washington, BALTIMORE An
L: WILSON, Master Of Transportstio
LM. COLI, General Ticket Agent
TEQ k0ONTZ. Agent, Washington
=. al =. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
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tlY NJ. 4. WALSH h CO., Anctioneers, ss.s
- 0f ass Penn,a ave. corner 10th street.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, LINEN SHIFTING,
LADIES' HOSE, CENTS HALF HOSE
KNIVES AND FORKS. A SMALL Lot OF
AND GLASS WARE, AT AUCTION, in front
of our Auction-rooms for cash. Il 81 So =
-. E.r i Also, .
In the evening, at O'Clock, we will sell some
Very fine Cashmere Pants, Coats, and Vests, Under;
3Chains, / LADIES' Gold Watch and Chain, to pay
advances. NJ K.WALSH Il co
An 2-2t #s .Ts E..t- Auctioneers