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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21
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the NATIONAL THEATRE was very full last
night, comprising among the audience a largo
number OF the refined and intelligent residents
and sojourners Of the Capital, 1.-THE Rivals"
and Irregular Fix" seemed to cause infinite
delight. The former piece, II can safely be
said, was performed as II never was before In
this city. Tonight, 1.-THE Heir-at-Law" and
'Spitnre." Mr.. Jefferson's DR.. Pangioss will
be a rare treat, and that eminent " Tutor"
having some part to perform In nearly every
scene, the play cannot well be smaseulatsd.
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LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL 4 GRoUI,
Formerly Teacher Of Modsrl Languages At the
assrgstswh and Cslumbiln Colleges, District 81
SoisSei,, Ia. rssSa.d his private i.,.sni IL ~
slsssss In these Languages Persons desiring 10
lSln Az q The els.sss esn apply e hi. At hi. sass
able charge. Ne hs seventh street. opposite
streets, wsshington, b. O. sp4-i
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Vile Seniin,i ssys; Mr.. How'd, who In. oom.
pleted the contract at Paris Ridge, on the
branch road from Point of Rocks to Washing
ton, has moved and erected his buildings, pre-
paratory to com mencing hno Their contract, on
the land OF Mr.. John Darby aud, as soon as
the weather permits, he will put force to
work.
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EXPLOSION OF A Coal OIL LAMr.-About
10 o'clock, on Sunday evening, a coal oil lamp
exploded In the house OF Mr.. Spates, on q
street south, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, slightly burning the hands Of a young
precinct, Ls~ri.s th: ..y - A., h.ss.nsu 80
the spot, and succeeded In extinguishing the
flames before they had done much damage.
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.

OYPIcs CHEF QuAkrEkHAsrHk,)
DEPARTMENT or DAkorA, J
Sr. PAUL, hISs., April 3, 1855.
Proposals. arc invited to May Is, At II IN. to sup
ply Ons Hundred and Twelve Thousand lbs,
li?, eoo> Of shellsd INDIAN CORN, In sacks. at
Port Dakota, DIT.
All the usual conditions OF Government propo.
sails fer supplies and contracts. based thereon will
be imposed In this case.
Proposals to be addressed 10 tho undersigned. at
Saint Paul. Minnesota.
Deputy QuArtermastsr General,
Byt. Brig. Gen. U. SA.,
hplI-6t Chief q, N. Dep I Of Dakota
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tbs SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoNrASr.-The
| case OF Myers, stakeholder, against the South
ern Express Company, OF which Confederate
General Johnston was president, came up be-
fore the Supreme Court Of New York on Sat
urdsy. The plaintiff seeks to enjoin the com
pany from mourning debts and collecting as
| sessments from stockholders. The court re-
| serves Its decision.
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WIsBwgLL BARRAcKs.-The old building at
the corner Of Seventh and o streets hns been
ordered to be taken down by Gen. y. II. How.
ard, assistant commits s Toner of the Freedmsn's
bureau, and the lumber to be used In the con-
struction OF tenement houses for colored peo-
pie, to be erected on square 1854, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets east, and U
and ID streets south.
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THK advice given by the Delphie Oracle
"Turn every stonen-lhould have been-"Turn
to Henning's One Price Clothing store, No,
si Seventh street,
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aEoRaEToHN MATrERa.

oRDsRs for the NATIONAL RrrrBLrcAS In George.
town may be left At the bookstores Of Messrs. 7.
NJ X. Mills 4 Co., date Crandelt's,) rs Bridge
street. or at Messrs. O. 7. Getty 4 Co. =, log
Bridge street, where copies Of tho REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily.
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FisH.-Early representations OF a slim run
Of the standard fish OF the Potomac, will, It is
believed, prove incorrect; as from present
indications 1t Is thought larger number than
ever will be caught.
New OPPIcIALs.-The commissions Of the
newly-chosen city officers have been delivered
to them. With each was a copy OF the test
oath, to which each one had to subscribe before
justice Of the county court.
SALE.-0n Saturday nine acres OF land, on
which there are two-story frame dwelling
house, barn and stable, situated on the north
side Of the Poor's-house lane, was sold under
deed Of trust to p. Camp, for ", 200.
Coon NEws.-The Orange railroad has au.
thorized contracts to be made for finishing the
road to Harrisonburg, which Is expected to
be done by next October.
PURcHAsR.-Major ]. w. Green, of this city,
has purchased the place called Oak Grove,
near the Theological Seminary.
GOVERNOR WgLLs.-Governor Wells arrived
In this city yesterday morning, on brief visit
to his family here.
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EouITr CouRT--Judge 0lin.-In consequence
Of the indispostion Of the Judge this court was
not open yesterday.
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CHARGED WITH BRISo A THiEP.-Deteetives
Coombs and Miller, through the aid Of Chief
Detective Crone, Of Baltimore, arrested Jas,
ing, valued at $50, from the room OF Messrs.
James Bishop and J.. d. Hoover. at the Ma.
tional Hotel, a few days since. The greater
part OF the clothing has been recovered, and
he 10 held at police headquarters to await =
trial.
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WARRINGTON, April IL, 1865.
On the petition OF WILLIAM ). CHAPMAN, Of
Wilmington. DelaTars, praying ter ,he extension
1854, for an Improvement In Preventing Rattling In
Carriages, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the sh day Of
August, 1865:
Il IS ordered that the said petition be heard at
July next. At u o'clock. m. aud all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, " any they
have. why said petition ought not to be granite
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
hle In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth a writing, vt least toetp days before the
day OF hesrngi all testimony hled By either party
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In sseord.nee with tn. rules Of the
pepo,itions and other papsrS, relied upon As
testimony. must be hled In tho oface toenty days
before the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any.
within ten days after nling the testimony;
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the RRPuBLIcAH and In the Intelli0tncer. wash
ingtsn, D. c.. and In the Republican, Wilmiug ton.
Del, snee a week for three successive weeks;
tho hrst Of said publications to be at least sixty
days previous to the day OF hearing .rour
apls-S3t AcsinE Commissioner Of Patents
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS. = The following
transfers were reported yesterday: Square
20 feet on Thirteenth street west, at 1000; part
lot t. In square 527 south 30 feet at u, 1875; sub
bo In square al, at $3.50; lot 10, In square at,
80 feet on Seventh street west, at &s,70o; part
lot II, In square $50, at 1900 part lot d, in
square 81, east 50 feet at ii, zoos subdivisions
81 and IS, In square $50, at t640.6s each.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS,

To ouk suBscRrDERs IN ALRILSpRtA.-Mr
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets. Is our author
ired agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
aud solicit Advertisements for this paper, from
tho hrst day Of February.
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CLOTHING ron SrRIse.-Messrs. Stephens
And T.ntb strss{.. ha,e inst reseiyed an exten.
sive and we'll selected stock Of youths, boys,
and children's clothing for all ages, from three
years and upwards, for spring wear. Spring
will soon be here, and II behooves our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves, at the low rates which
rule at the establishment Of Stephens l. Go.
before the rush Gomez.
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STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA.

TINTED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAshisGros, February %, 1868,
Proposals will be received at the Contract 0flco
Of thi. Department until ) p m. Of April Is, l5s,
us be decided the next day for carrying the mails
q the United States from June 1858, to June 70.
Route No. Gsl5 Prom Montgomery. by Msnaek
and Benton, 70 Selma, 81 miles and back. daily.
Leave Montgomery daily at 6pm,;
Arrive At Selma next days by lam;
Leave Selma daily at pm,
Arrive At Montgomery next days hS:Oa
m.
The accepted bidder will be required to take
the oath commonly known as the test oath, and ~
execute contracts In the form aud prescribed
BY Law and the regulations Of the Department
For further aud fuller particulars as TO the COS.
dition. to be incorporated into contracts, aud Of
the liabilities Of bidders, reference made to the
pamphlet advertisement, dated October 81, 1881,
Inviting proposals for carrying the mails OF thu
United States In the State OF Alabama, which can
DO found at the principal post-ofices.
Proposals must be sealed. supercribed mail
Proposals, Route No, ISIS, State of Alabama,"
asd addressed to tho Second Assistant Postmaster
ALEX W. RANDALL,
nhl7-TuN Postmaster General
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the pigeon shooting did not take place yester.
fair day.
ArroIsrED-Jerome A. Johnson has been
appointed an agent Of the Freedmen's Bur eau
for the District Of Columbia, at tT5 per month,
and assigned to duty under Rev. Jno. Kimball,
superintendent OF education.
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dent Of Ksoa,Ii 9isen mar1asi, hpVInv re.
eeived an appointment as agent Of the Freed
mans Bureau for the State Of Virginia, has
been relieved from duty as superintendent Of
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DEAD INFANT FoUSD.-YcsterdAy morning
the Waterman at the Smithsonian grounds
found dead white female infant under the
fence on the north side OF the ground. 1t was
given In charge Of Sanitary Offieer Whitmore,
who had 1t properly Inferred.
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LOST HIS POCKET. BooK.-Iesterday morn.
lag Captain johnson went to a fruit-stand at
the Seventh street wharf to make q purchase,
snd lost his pooket-book, containing $3.50. lie
says he laid his pocket-book on the stand
while he felt In his pockets for some loose
pennies, and went away and left 1t, and on his
return 1t was gone. The Captain has made
known the facts to the police, with hope OF
recovering the money.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

TRUNks-Stephens l. Co., No. $40 Pennsyl-
vAniA avenue, have just received a large and
superior assortment OF trunks, among which
Ing trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, Together
with every variety of satchels, travelling bags,
and valises for ladies, all Of which are offered
at the very lowest prices. Those eonte m plat.
ing travelling should call and examine the stoek
at stephens x Co.'s.
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spo-TL3t Acting Com missioner OF Patton


WAsHIsGroS, March q, iss.
On the petition Of GEORuE HAND SMITH, OF Roches-
tor. n Y, praying for the extension Of u patent
granted 10 him the 18th day Of July, 1884, and re-
issued In two divisions the 18th day Of gust 1906
and numbered, respectively, 2Sf,and Z, Ss. fSr an
Improvement In Process OF Making Steel Direct
from the Ore. for seven years from tho expiration
q said PATENT which takes place on the 18th day Of
lis ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Ohice on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
June next, at IL o'clock, N. and all persons are
notined to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ole In tho Patent Once their objections, specially
so forth In writing, at least teny days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony fled by ethor party,
TO be used at tho said hearing, must be taken and
..snsuitted IN Sseordanee with tho ,uls. Of the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon test-
Irony. must be hlsd In the Office t1saty days be-
fsIe the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ter days after allng the testimony;
ordered, also that this notice DO published In the
RIPrBLictS and the Inteliigsneer, Washington,
ID. g., And In the Democrat, Rochester. N Y, once
week for three successive weeks; the hrst OF said
to beat least sixty d.y'BreyIGS;S T. the
Ep2-Tha Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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PATENTS TO ne IssuED.-For the week end
Ing on Tuesday, the 2sth inst, 2TT patents will
be issued from the Patent Once, During the
past week sos applications and rs caveats were
He'd,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OgYIcE,-

... WAsHlsorON, April z, ls65.
renee, Mass, praying for the extension % patent
y IN 81 sswps III t I.sr
from tho expiration Of said patent. which lakes
place on the 18th day Of July, ISIS:
10 ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent Oaicc on MONDAY, the 22J day OF June
next, at u O'clock. m and all eerson. are noti-
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Person. opposing tne extension are REQUIRED 70
set forth 10 writing, at least ticeaty days before
the day Of hearingi all testimony aled BY either
party to be used at the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
fthe Office. which will be furnished on application.
mony, must be nled In the ONCE t1sntg days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
len days after hling the testimony.
Ordered also. that this notice be Published in the
d. C., and In the Posf, Boston, Msssaehusetts,
once a week for three successive weeksi the hrsi
Of said publications 70 be at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing.
A. N. STOUT,
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TnKINRBRIATR RRCLAINED.-Dr. Won Kurr,
recommended by General o. q. Howard, John
y. HoliingsheAd, esq, VIM. L. Drew, esq, OF
the Washington CITY Temperance Society, and
others, proposes to cure the inebriate, BY the
the use of alcoholic drinks, and to make OF
them men at to govern and associate with
respectable families. He will also, by the use
Of his nervous Prophylactic extract, cure cases
Of nervousness. Give him trial, after which,
he assures you, you will have full faith In
yourself to keep any temperance pledge you
by all druggists.
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TO ALL wHoMlT MAY CONCERN.

DEPARTMENT or rHs INrERIoR,(
Pension OFFICE. April Is, 1865. Z
Application having been made under the act OF
June ~ 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
AT the date following the description Of each war;
rant new certihcste or warra ut Of like tenor will
be reissued, II no valid objection should then APP
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PoLIcR MATTRRs.-Henry Bethel was ar
rested In the Sixth precinct by 0ficer Kelley.
He had hearing before Justice Clark, who
nned him Is for violating a corporation law.
us 3mss F9thh b ahs fis Rrfslnpss tsos s
was relieved Of Is for entioing prostitution.
Malachi Gatly, shop keeper, was arraigned
By Ofncer Eaton. He was taxed t2O for selling
liquor on Sunday.
The following amounts of fines were i'm
"; Fourth precinct, "; Fifth precinct, ali;
Sixth precinct, Is; Seventh precinct, "; Eighth
precinet, go. Total, IS.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

CASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MoULDINGs, LuM.
. BER; AND plNGMATERiALsi IN GEN
ERAL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Builders DESTROYS Of saving molsv will und itts
their ad vantage to give me = call and examine ny
whore L. JOHNSON,
dsS-tf Ne. 10 Water Street. G eorgetown, PC.
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The RIVER FRoSr-Gopsrnmsnf WhdrT-Ar
rived-Schr. John II. Williams, North, from
Baltimore, with OIL tons OF hay, consigned to
the Government.
Bropn & Sons WharI.-Arrived--Schr Geo.
r. Coniver, Robinson, from Philadelphia, with
20l tons OF coal for Brown Son.
Riisy's WhdrJ.-Arrived-Stea Columbia,
Harper, from Baltimore, with passengers and
freight; schr. Federal Hill, Wheeler, from Port
Deposit, with lumber for y. d. Church 4 Co.;
several PUNCHES with oysters for market.
Cdrfer's Whdrf.-Arrived-Schrs. James Gu
TIMER, Frcer, from Holland Point, with sand
Deposit, with 10000 feet OF lumber for Messrs.
willet Redgraye; Julia, Delaney, from Port
Deposit, with $4,000 feet OF lumber for j.
Mohun 4 Sons.
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REolsTRAyIoS.-In the,,Third ward the Com.
mlssioRers Of Registration commenced their
labors yesterday,
The number Of white voters registered was
$50; colored, sos. Total, s9t. white majority,
lW. The folks are not so prompt In register
Ing here ~ In the First and Second wards,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

LECTURE on MoNTANA.-The regular weekly
meeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
was held last evening, at Union League Hall
and after the transaction Of some routine busl-
ness, General Martin Reem, Of Montana, de-
its mineral resources, climate. agricultural
capacities, &c. In adverting to the climate, he
said that II could not be surpassed for health
had been undervalued, and that the Territory
was capable OF sustaining = large population.
The lecture was interpreted with occasional
anecdotes Of miners, mountaineers, and trap
pers. General Reem Is q pleasant and eloquent
speaker, and while he entertains and instructs
his audience, he also INDUCES In occasional
flashes Of eloquent oratory In describing the
beauties OF nature.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
Wet Point Correspondence.

Wet Point Correspondence.
lEEsr Poskgss Rse,s aoth. ~. 4
Z Mr.. Ms{s soAeb6dyh said 81 tks
disco vary4 g13as in ny ssssiihtrx ~ Qlf
70 it. Tkiz sfeins to sUe &c c.<5 ~ ~
lsectiousvhssefia placer mines ~ d
this 5ats. feEx foTTa insstand 4yeg$
county eassoI shssd, to kpoweG ~ Y
,of our c5nntJ Alsncess to bee - BE
county rot ID INV fths q (te-
ment fits ms Sega$asss sss have
been open tgszlt natioass 5 colos an sizes.
seemingly to Exercise aAstheir PS~efs o.
destruction, to dig up the earth. cut down
the timber ihf defaD AkAdff l1o a9a6nl
drance. And this is still the policy. and
what IL the result With fis ss zaltah ~ ~
the placers coupe duLsF, times; and yprppfrty,
depreciatessin salue!ao Country kpens9s. ;do'
not depreciate however, salaries are stiIl DIP
10 the sop;asteh.g1T hei tax payers is etas
discount ;.bullyiscr teifl,ow who has bur,
76ne pair IF boots Haa AZ aaankaA but ssoe
to hin, Th9 fenffs ina Fapc6 saIden spot
and builds thereona. hepse, 4 Heohas tofeosI
thebili fToih dog iasaposF down, the whole
list through. He TOD has to dAfiee aitena-s
.nce on the 9odurtssandi iddjsfF duty 10 thu
neglect Of SvesytHfg else, for only property
holders Sah serve. IN .ef,aTls ihis-i
might be easenabls iauqpesed that pnope6ty,
holders 'wese ,geaetailyrehdstns tai ifilsthS
different otiss 4! sGGialiyf of ihefa*
branch % not 50 Ios The Hopuar tyate, has
given us another Assem- biy aian insxhis towns
ship this year. Ills interest his lprpp,eftyl
in this comm unity consists Of a poodle, dog
and a.meerschauin pipe his predecessor was
possessed Of several copies Of ifde Spehccriarl
e. k:Si1PF9c sih' frh1. HfilfsFta! sfasl1
penMianshlp. M u, SION, 10 $40 10 ninigm
Whale il is a aaRen&al.principle. of ,oun
republic'rhat there shah IL nbtaMd,ion,wiih.
OUT TepresshtfFti5SaH s sHSydla, h sIn s
voters pay to tsppporsa whilta .wTn's ,gaysFnr.
'menta How nanE rotfrs, pay stddess
Is n no. an ackncwieass "a 'fatesitst asdinei of
our pphs Fli Ill., sa aaitI,5
.whsi are slsstel anafsar yearn- never ask
1heir conssituen u.fJt aJRolli tax, ,and doshes
not lRts ta SdiHse..a ztwoylafq not , 'bbe
better far the taxtpayers thai ths1 rSppts
offices shouldibe putnptol the highest asdd
best biaderin Pisess a III -
so Jnuesh money pn, the m hizk y4yotefapA The
whisk y,infuence; cor to ,ttsut down the !saldL
ries tlifoughoatth The county Offices liz figure
commensurate with the times times and financial
Condition of the county,
/ These ideas are rather thrown out at
random; Mr.. EditQl, and the rsubisct is one
upon which much may be said. hope
fol. some thorough change andfa ,,1st ha*e1s
in county matters. or else stop the machine.
.eJiao aid nj 9Nourspaia sTucKAHoJ ri
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! ..,.s, 'GRAEFENBERG...., q
UTERINEa CATHOLICONl

if faithfully used acSso5rrdfng 'to directions,
willcare every case Of Diabetes; and greatly
mitigate tie fHo1ble s6me effects caused BY q
relaxation Of the outlet ofthe bladder lis
q most successful remedy for Gravel and 9TH
for Female Diseases IS unedualled. me ca
Moiicon uniformly, .cnres Pre1apsQs Uteri,
Whites, all Irregularities of t6s Monthly
ThrEs; Suppression, Incontinehce o. Urine;
Bloating and Dropsicai SwelIi1gst and all
Diseaseso Pregnancy. The specific. scGou
Of this medicine is immediate and certain
upon the Uterine and Abdominal Muscles
and Ligaments, restoring Them to as healthy
state as those of childhood and youth, SO
chat patients who have used The Graef en6erg
Compdays Uterine CGkhoii<oa cannot suf-.
fciently. express their gratitude fof the relief
afforded. Redington i Co.. AgGhts, 4l6 and
4f8 Front ST, San Francisco 80 s.gs'
.~1ssii jy2S:6m:iss' ii- s-ss5-
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A Reposi56iy OF FasshiJf.. ! ,ssgIs;,isi !.
ure and InstTuction.n
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HXRFER,S,Is, RA,z;,,xiinlG. ,s'

,r,11r IpJrPrrdur.< -, ~, $1,000
On Nr,.,Iss T., ,se p. !" inH. fOM HENCE,
p On s1 WsaSs 1ss: sae issnss Of HakfsR's
deroted tn Essb;aS ss. ,..s Z amsl y.vournal.
TheirTaiss Is ,tNosad s ely isssIare
need o. - weexIy rasAfoa NewepapsF. isaa
T. rS ,s,,s.s,sl Inst lAtersty
housebold 'afeasane 70 every
Arrangshs6tssbQy abesa mxas. - q -; :,
I n epsts Eish ME msstaoeiebrssel f.sahs,
tic e,rapns lIt,I2 Y f91.tt2fJi especially With
tbeofasBiiSdsi td1sSe ,ss,1 IN; wniSn s9Rplie7
70 fdffsb SANE q sSlsi aS = 81, 81
thatrheic&tottau Rhs, [I: ., 81 o..oe' ~
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