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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-15
Messrs. Co,cardin G EHyson,


Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-We have your kind favor
of this date enclosing a contribution for
the relief of the families of the late suf-
ferers at Glover Hill pits, made by the par
ties whose names follow-viz., Sycamore
church, Richmond, s6O59; mechanics at
J. W. Cardwell s. Co.'s machine shop,
$l6.75; Rev. T. v. Moore, s15; George
W. Norris, ESQ.,, IS; Colonel James ST.
mons, s5; cash, Sc. Total, sl0s.34.
In behalf of these unfortunate women
and children, permit me to return to your
selves, and through you to these kind
friends, my most grateful acknowledge
ments for this timely aid.
Very respectfully,
D. S. WOODBRIDGE,
Treasurer Clover Hill Railroad Company.
18th April, 1867.
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cERN.-Whereas the regist,rr NAY Con-
men is soon to begin, when troof freed
required to supply themselves wr,il be
names; and whereas it Is to be app.
hended that In the scarcity of such appel
lations evil-disposed or thoughtless per
sons may appropriate the names of others
Now, therefore, this is to forewarn all per
sons whatsoever from infringing upon th'
rights of the undersigned In this respect
or from using either of his peculiar title
for any purpose whatever, said Names
being the private property of the under
signed.
[Signedl JOHN SMITH JONES.
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rREAT NORTHUMBERLAND

u INDUCEMENTS GUNsT, 4i7-6-
"-nad street, between Fourth and Fifth III
..-aes ! now "fSrinS srea; ipdnssments I'M
raa wish 70 study their interest should
e. TAI. 20 give him a call aud example his stock
before pEtchasirg elsewhere, as he VIII give them
600! articles at a very low price. Persons from
nc reme par OF the city can get in the cars,
-..s ~ VI "upst's Boot and Shoe Store, and save
.rrauty- five Per cent AL he asks Is call 10 con-
v.aea ur>c ves aides Gaiters at Sill? and
..r uues IL Sl:5, a. d siiil better Al 81 DO Men
Cs >rwed Boots. Ss.5o. Country people visiting
The city will hud IL to tneir advantage to call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Liberal discount TO merchants.
Nr. SSukGE Z. DENNY i engaged with me as
salesman aud would be pleased TO see his friends.
NJ. GCNsT, ali Broad street
au 10 between Fourth and Fifth.
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ANOTHER HORSE SToLEN.-A horse was
stolen from the stable Of E. Raymond,
butcher, Saturday night. The thief put a
saddle and bride on him and rode off.
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J.P. c. Porrs, Secretary.

As will be seen by the above notice, have con.
neeted myself with the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company to conduct the Banking De-
pArtmsnt of the Company. My long connection
with the Farmers Bank OF Virginia and the Ira
aers Bank OF Richmond justines me In assuring TO
my friends and the public generally that the same
aceommoda ating spirit heretofore manifested shall
ever be- shown IN all my business transactions
with them. - .
NH l5-ts x. SINTON, Cashier.
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Coat STOLEN DURING A FIGHT.-On Sa-
turday afternoon two men became engaged
in fight near Byrd Island House. One
of them, named John 7. Hancock, pulled
off his coat and hat preparatory to the
combat, and while he was engaged, one
John E. Hazen picked up the coat and
hat, and "got up and got" He was sub
sequently arrested, and will be examined
before the Mayor this morning.
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INFORMA-.a,

:" y : It
' TION-HEyRY GUNST, for twelve
years a resident oi Caroline and Hanovsry "
C.1utles, and for the last six years of -
Es,amond. has opened large o It, 0 L,
tSD TE Z \ ESTA Il l. ) II NJ Is N T at no.
1897 Main street, between Fifteenth aud Seven
'errth, whsra the community can be supplied with
Boots SHOES, AND TRUNKS at such prices rs
will sstunish them. For instance: splendid
Congress Cater for ladies at 81 25 good Leather
shoe, Sl.l2 Morocco Balmorals from II 10 - 30
Ladies Calf Walking Shoes at Si25; Childrens
Shoes, nice ones, al 81 cents Remember the name
and number. HENRY GUNST,
1897 Main street.
Etf, nd
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BoARDING AND LODGING.

Mrs. PEARCE, at the corner OF Clay
INI and rifth ptreets has very pleasant ROOMS
FOR BoARDERs on very moderate terms
an l3-lw*
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CRY OF RICHMOND VS.. LoNG.-The ar
gument in this case, upon an appeal from
judgment pronounced by the Circuit Court
of Richmond. The facts in the case are
of an unusual character, and recital OF
them will prove interesting.
In 1854, C. l.. Long, the defendant in
the case, sent a slave of his own to the
City SMALLPOX Hospital for treatment,
and while in delirious state the patient
escaped from the hospital, and was found
dead in a few days afterwards on the
Chickahominy. At an inquest held over
the body, verdict to the effect that the
deceased came to his death from neglect
and exposure was rendered. Long insti-
tuted suit against the city for $4,000
damages. A judgment was rendered in
his favor for S5l6.50. The city appeals
from this judgment.
K. T. Daniel, Esq, appeared for the city,
and ii. G. Cannon, Esq, for the appellee.
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PLAN oP DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from to 500 900 are placed In
awheel the first number when drawn QUIT draws
the highest or hrst gift; the second number lwhsn
until the whole number Ia drawn
The distribution will take place after the con
cert wasrs nsi be CHOSEN from The aasisnss to lake
All agents and purchasers win be supplied With
n correct list Of the awards - soon - pupLsneo.
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Ticket, win bs supplied TO all bookssllsry,
Obtained % 4. ONE DOLLAR each. or in qu.ntitiss Il
Circ uisrs, containing full instructions and terms
to agents, Win be mailed upon the receipt Of stamp
for return postage.
Orders may be sent TO us enclosing the money,
from ti TO S2s, In . rsgistered letter tstamp en-.
closed) ut our risk. Larger amounts by post -onse
order. drafs' or express Il tas following CLUB
Five tickets to one address. =
Ten tickets TO one address..................
Twenty tickets 10 one address. ~ W
Fifty tickets 70 one addrsss...... .................
The names Of the agents win bs Published NON
Tisist. xill b supplied 70 agent, At af'''n p''
s'nS Sas1 ana in pursuance Of the provisions Of Tie
internal revenue l.x ais Honor ss. noon ns sS Co p,
:s:s S ssas. :s'si Or s' N
them from any and all liability for license. tsx or
otherwise. G.Nt.e SEA
This exemption 10 made upon the ground that
the proceeds OF the sale Of tickets for this Concert
are TO be devoted 10 charitable object and 10 eut
another evidence Of the favor and considsnausn
which our sferts have been constantly ~ In
nearly every direction.
RHxRxncHs:
General @. I. BEArEBaARD, New orlesns.
BFigsdisr.0snssAl JSyS. THoASsoS. Asw oS'
leans.
os.Gsns.sl 2. 3. BVoxssa, New Orleans.
J.. B. BEAN, u. D., Bsltimore.
j. BALDRRsfox, II D., Baltimore.
J. b. NokIow. Publisher, Baltimore tofmsHV
OF J. o. Morrow CO... -.
J. :. HInso, Baltimore late OF kienn'sss ""
G. II. SrIgYf, BaltimoYs.
@. xoKssvsx Co., baitimore.
| All ordsrs and communication snoaiS
dresssd 10 the CYxrxAL oFrIcs.
No. u Holiday sirsss Rals,nee~
| Lasassng Dtrsefess.
r,,r... s.n bs hsd s ths husisal k4sse.ss g
yaa. ". D1virS Sous, Main ssxssS Asennsess
va v1aar.. .e.saalsaslaa' Y ~ ~ sI:asss::t.
Vs.
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4. sINTON, Cashier.
GUNS, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING

GUNS, PISTOLS, AND SPORTING
u EQUIPMENTS. Being desirous of reducing
our present excellent stock OF GUNS, PISTOLS,
Iay. cT hand Of those beautiful and highly ap-
proved LAMtyATED STEEL BRRECH LOADING
GUNs-equipmsnts complete, together with other
fowling pieces Of celebrated London makers,
which have been 30 much admired, and Siyensuch
universal satisfaction. go, - -,
Also smith & Wesson's and Colts Army and
Navy kEyOLyERS: Remmington's, Marstons s,
sharp's, and other approved PISTOLS, when,
with Powder. Shot, Cartridges. Bird psgs, foWdea
and Shot Plasks, &c, present an opportunity 10
lovers Of neld sport 10 provide themselves WIN
everything needful at much below former prices;
irw,ITy store Of JOHN n TYLgR CO.,
successors 10 Mitchell u Tyler,
aps-ts 1912 Main street Richmond
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AIRS. N. H. THORNTON
has taken the

RICH HMOND HoUSE,
On Governor and Ross streets, and will be pre-.
pared by the 10th of April to accommodate perms-
mont. transient, day boarders, and members OF the
Legislature The rooms are large, airy, and hand
somaly furnished The location lie very central,
and combines everything to make 1t desirable.
an Sim
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II may seem unnecessary TO add single word 70
the above address but the calls upon the institu-
ton have been numerous and pressing, and the
struggle through which 1t Is now passing to widen
the circle Of It's charities, Is OF snch an arduons
nature that the manag cement cannot too strongly
urge upon the humane and sympathetic every:
where an active participation in this additional
attempt tc alleviate t!e sad condition OF great
numbers II 'yless children, rendered thus ~
the terrible through which we have passed.
And assuredly, whatever may have been the rela-
tive political vi VS. OF ladies and gentlemen hero.
tofore all ust agree that the children referred to
could not, by any possibility, have had an agency
destitute condition and are suitable objects for the
charity of all persons Of whatever shade of polit-
cal opinion. The /" Home end school which
they now more particularly seek 10 establish and
endow will be Of incalculable benefit by provi-
ding not only food and raiment for these helpless
onss, but likewise solid and thorough sdusations
thus q aifyiug them for future usefulness TO so
cisty at large. In order that 'his appeal may be
efsctuai In en.isting ths active Interest and CO.
We have concluded to issus for the
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/1UM PACKING AND BELTING.-
(I 4 further supply just 70 hand from the manu-
lass Main street.
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MEDICINES, &c.
TO PHYSICIANS.

DYE-STUFFS.-W
= have on hand large stock Of Logwood. ex-
tract and chip; Redwood, Fustic, Red Saunders,
Turmeric, Madder, Annalto. Indigo, Cochineal,
Copperas, Blnestone, yerdegris, Mur Tincture Of
Tin, OIL Of yitrol, &c, &c. For sale low by
A. BODEkER & BRO,
No. 1886 Main street, near old Market and
branch store, sixth street,
aplO oppo tts Second Market.
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DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND d&l
Twelfth between Main ard Frankliny ~
streets makes 10 order LADIES, ard GEN
FLEMEN's BOOTS and SHOES OF the pest my.eII
raj ma vorkmauship that can be obtained, and
on terms az = asonable as the same quality can De
i.aE, anywhere. A call Is respectfully solicited.
ROBERT BRIGGS,
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin.
fe 2-3m
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DOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds at
ID lower prices than can be bought ~SSp
ary other house In the city. Al in want kH3l
sra invited to call and examine my stock ~
nave secured the services Of Mr.. ROW ~.
LETT wINkkEb a. sal lesman, who will be pleased
9. any Of his friends who IN msy give him call.
have MEMS CALF sEwEp BOOTS at SIX DOL
LARS, and other goods equally low.
H. NJ GAST0N,
ll2n Main AtraAf.
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NJ c. DOHERTY. BOOT AND-sS,
w. sHoB MANuFAITUSss, lai 60
vernon street between Main and Prank.y u

vernon street between Main and Prank ~
IN, makes TO order GESTLEMENs -
NNoTS and SHOES Of the best msteria and work.
~ensnip that can ne Obtained, and on very rea-
'Jn@ole ts,ns hoaii "a respectfully solicited.
I. S.--Mr. JAMES PksI.owS, who Is we'll
Eown 70 The citizens Of hich mond--beipg fore
atn Tor L. h white and Alexander Hin for seve-
-a years iS doing business for me. He would be
hscpV 10 see his old friends. Call around and see
W. aud he Pledges hmseIfto do all In his power
60 give entire satisfaction.
NJ. G. DOHBRTY,
l2i Governor street.
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OFFICE oF TIE RICHMOND BANKING AsD}

UFFlCK OF TIE hIVHhUNU bANhINU NM
INSURANCE COMPANY. J
THIS COMPANY is PREPARED
L TO Do A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
as well ~ TO insure against loss by nre OF every
the most favorable terms. They have secured the
services Of EDWARD sIyros, late cashier OF the
Traders Bank, who will have charge OF the BANK
ing Department.
We respectfully solicit q share OF public patron
age, pledgng IN Al nothing shall be leit undone 10
accommodate our friends.
JOHN b. DAVIS, President.
I Y @ pnrra GacraiArY
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DOCKLAND LIME-1,000 casks
IL RoCKLAND LIME in store for sale.
g. p. LATHROP, Agent.
spla Eighteenth street, south side dock.
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GRAND PRESENTATION MUSICAL CONCERT


single ticket emitting ths purchaser TO Bit-
there being one gift to every ticket The gifts are
as follows:
l. An elegant Farm OF 24l acres, i'm
proved with extensive dwellings and
out-buildings,s saw and grist mill, ma
king the property Invaluable. ........S30, 900 90
.. gift OF ,o0o in gold valued at... s,Soo 90
near the city of Baltimore. .......... 10. 900 90
L. A gin In ks................... 5000 %
dern improvements, in Bslsmors.... 5000 %
dern Improvements. n Bsitmors.... 1900 %
dern improvemen nt.. in Bsltimors.... 5000 %
8, Two gifts In Ureenbacks lsi 20 each). 1000 90
o. Ten gifts IN Greanbaeks $500 eacb)... 900 %
10. Fifty gifts In orssnbAeks lsiOo saeh: 5000 %
- o,s eschl............ 5000 -
IL. Two Grand Pianos isisa 'sj......... 1000 %
10. Two Grand Pianos tstien's)......"... 2,eoe %
is Tsn PsrIor s organs tSisc 500 %
ls. One Hundred Gents Gold Watches
- 1sice eschj................. -. 10, 900 %
49, Fifty silver plated Tea Sets ts7s sach) 1850 %
- Chimes ts7S each. 1900 ~
Il. One Hundred Ladies' Pine G;id
:, Chains and Pin go eaehl !&SSs & g e
70. Five Hundred Bibles 1870 eaebJ le.OOO %
srn History Observation-Disclosures. 10000 %
1851 .,......,.................. 10000 %
49, cases Us51 n' oe II, 900 -
II Five Hundred PLAIN Gold Kings fts).. zoe ~
Tea.poons o. o.. . 5000 -
as Two Thousand Call Bells, Napkin
The aEs Satases as consist. OF the following articles
Musical lDstrumonts.
Music Boxes,
Ladies' Work Boxes
Ladies' and Gents Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents Riding Whips.
Opera Glasses,
Ofice ant Parlor Furniture,
Writing Desks
Black Walnat Frames,
Engrsvings, &C., &c, &C.,
the whole amounting TO aggregate OF
SOC. 900 VALUABLE GlPTS.
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, 60.

Il: =: !; IS; E: 60; e.: 3 III
and ana making all kinds to order: ladies'
from - 70 -, gents shoes 81 to &S SO Res, quality
French Calf-sewed Boots for IS; % for fooung
Boss. All work done ne az and with dispatch at the
Redmond Boot and shoe Manufsc sctory, No. lace
Main street between foartee nth and Fifteenth.
apls j. g. LEWIS,
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GIFT CONCERT.
CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION CONCERT
IEAID OF THE
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION
Incorporated by the Legislature Of v;rginis
January 30, 1857
70 BIZ ervxx At TEE
MARYLAND ISsTITUTI, BALTIMORE,
/ APRIL soTH, 1857. -
this concert win be given 10 The
to the 'abjoins@ on We, .ssoc,.
we call the a. AsooSiATIOn,

We, the oficers Of tho = the o6icen Of which
citation for tho maintenance Aa public:
destitute orphans Of deceased sC,
and sailors, earnestly solicit the symf.. ..S
operation In our Grand Presentation Conse.."~
who desire to see the home and school" enS.
to receive and care for all needy ones who seek IL
shelter and protection.
Thanking Our friends for their past contributions
and assistance, we again appeal to them TO help
rs in . more extensive enterprise. II 10 the do.
sign OF the Association to erect Home and
School" for the orphans Of the South, both male
and female, on IN extensive scale, In the city Of
Richmond, Va. As an inducsment TO have the
building located there, the Common Council Of
that city have guaranteed = sufficient lo' OF land
in an elevated and heslthful location, and viii In
crease the quantity Of land II needed.
II is with a confident hope In favorabls fe'
sponse to this appeal to public which has never
yet failed to sustain charitable institution, thas
we have ents red into an arrangement with hessrs.
l.. T. PALMER + CO., No. Is Holiday street,
Baltimore. to organize . Grand Musical Pressnta.
ton Concert for It's bsnsdt, and earnestly soicis
the kindly aid and patronage Of the public to en-
sure It's success.
[sisnedl
MRS. px. J. B. BEAN, vice President.
MRS. 5. A: =. MgARs, Treasurer.
Mr.. J. Il. sCHIERs. Recording ssc'y.
pR. A. g.; KIMBERLY, Financial sss'y.
II. c. DALLAM, Esq., Counsellor.
BALTInoRg, February IL, 1857.
TRUSTEES.
Mrs. 3. A. =. MEARS, Baltimore, Md.
MIS-. J. II. SCHI ERS, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. L. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
MRS w. L. BOSTOCK, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. A. HAWKINS, Baltimore Md.
Mks. DR.. A. G. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md.
MRS, CHARLES McCUBBiS, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. Hon. JAS. LYONS, Rich hmond, Va.
MRS. JAMES THOMAS, Richmond, Va.
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sp2-ts between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
HARD TINES Is THE CRY-uS

HARD TINES Is THE CRY-uSSy
1 bat be not discouraged when you RH%
can buy your boots and shoes at such EAv
extremely low prices. A. GUAsT 49,
co. are having continued success, and are there
fo-o determined 10 sell good articles a. low prices.
Cad, examine, and satisfy yourselves. We are
daily receiving new accessons TO our stock, OF the
best make. Ladies Congress ana Laced CATERS
from - IS upward Ladies' Sewed BAlmorals from
- 3 upward; Ladies' Psgged balmorals from 10
Carts upward ChildTen's shoes, Of every de-
.rrption, from 10 cents upward Ladies' fine city
g. tt. Calf BAlmorals, - so, Mems Boots from
,sgoupward. Custom work made 10 order Re-
pairing neatly done. Also, good assortment OF
Hs,ssud Thinks Al A. GUNST & CO.'S,
sp? No. sos Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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NEW SPRIN q STOCK-u6rp
y BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, TRAVEL. HI(
LING BAGS, &C.-We are receiving Cury EAy
STD. K Of SPkING. GOODS, comprieing one S
ct '4e test aSsortments we have had for long
inns. We invite am in want of the best BOOTS
sGi SHOBSto call and examine our stock. We in
send 10 sell very low. PUTSEY WATTS,
uH 20 corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25

The river continued to rise on Sat
urday, and up to noon for the twenty
four hours preceding, it had raised
full four inches. There was quite a
drying wind on Saturday, with pros
pect of more rain. ds
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RIVER NEWS.
sTEAMBoAT PRINrING.

NO printing establishment in the West
mas better facilities or greater ability fol-
doing fine Steamboat Printing Our assort-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, Is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, &c. Orders left with either of the
Wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
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weather is cloudy, indicating rain or
sleet. sf
Especial to Evansville Journal
CINCINNATI, Feb. %, l p. M.-The
river has fallen 8 inches in the last
"A hours; 53 feetr4 inches water in
the channel ald;ssaa ~ fuow
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Bellefontaine Cotton Express.

ssv consiguments solicited.
BROWN, DUNKERsON & CO.,
August ID, ls66-auglH gH Agents.
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SPRING STOCK.


This thing of Offering to sell goods =.
cost Is PLAYED OUT, as our customers
are too sharp to pay cost chat is, what
they cost us) when some goods are high at
rs per cent. less than cost. 92aaiG
We would invite the especial attention
OF our friends and the public generally to
examine our stock before purchasing else
where. With the opening new year we
would tender our thanks to our customers
for their very liberal patronage for the
past year. and hope in the future to merit
a continuance of the same.
HUDsPETH, ADAMS & co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

A ACT ta arrrrd cia,.ter fffT n a.. chs, L.. .
eIrhtern hurlret anl slxfs-six - =. =. a.
cenif c..rss erriIen-ariaa o. ssryice srldrrs.i
rrisr saIi sfnfufe
% if rH.n-frf. -
500. fhaf rhanter n0v e 80 rut1ir -. -
ffrria-u hunirei and sxfF-siN sufitild "a - -.
a'inE f. aassrr. a-i I'd ars." a. herrhy todd
~ adflnr ~ f.1Insirr
~rlr N shau - 60 frfr 20 ti.r -.suafr ---r,i.
strs q ~ sFerai rnflf- 90 rhis q. s.r-r ~
n rsrks q e. srtersi curf- sith q safrfnf -rr
80 q p ga NeH1s.s rnrsi ~ go husrd 90 80
~ Hf ffru e. Hrfsf Al. calls 90 urfrara r-.Iffs
autarr 60 rr.HFisieus 81 tls arf whirh rr.--.. II
sir.-i shail D. charEi ta tr cierks sfar 80 frff
e. rrrauf c. .rrnfs lesuasf nrrr In fh~. -,rsr..
y A mnn-F. raHi - urrn-- unfrr thls
49, sesii D rsr.fFsi ~ co. rirrks 90 -s-ss 49,,
snaI 90 efrr e. a. stsfr frfs-urrr 90 far..ff 90
-a-r iu ~ uears-t tank shere sfsfe frnl. 49, 49,.
~ 30 sarH ntilrr pare nav o. u1afrarlr 49,
- .rfFaru l rrks at frrnsurer 90 STATE 80. .r
n.y. -srnfts rrrfrf afr crnfs 60 ra-h a. ...---
Hr-nef tasi1r ~Hrrirfs ftarrfsr uhtrt rsIrFs 49,
p rffi hF ttr rrn-rissl rers r-ar.erfs q 49,.
lornsss sF1si hf fherl. al en- cnrias f.anf d. 49,.
ntat- of r.-rt. az ~ rNrirafoa - thrs- uln-th.
rf'rr In rffr rrrfs 90 sarn ufr-rar Ia.--.f -
rH- .r.'ei shn. taa credited f. sa-h ~frrta
SCI At arfs arf ra~t. g as i.,-.- -i.r.-,
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