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much interest and enjoyed by those who par
tiCipaied in the exercises. We IN lerstaud the
building will be soon completed and may be
occupied before the winter sets in.-bplsco.
pdtjdn.
A correspondent of the Religious Herald
(Ri hmond, Vs.), writing from Alabam I, saws:
''O1 last Sunday, the late acting rector of the
Episcopal church in Tuscaloosa, Ala, took occa-
sion, IN the morning service, to renounce Epis-
copacy, and 10 declare his adoption of Roman
Catholic views"
Tile Episcopalians of Connecticut, COM
prising II, ,1S7 families and 593l co nmun cauts,
have contributed during the past year. tor va
rious purposes connected with the Church,
S2lS. 51417.
About one fourth of all the clergy Of the
Episcopal Church in this country have come
out o, the Methodist Church, AMI some Of these
nave become eminent and conservative Bishops.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The First Church, Albany laid the corner
stone OF their new house, with interesting cere-
monies, September 22. l. is TO stand on the
corner of Eagle and Beaver streets, and will be
built OF Orlck with stone trimmings. The audi.
cnce room will be 66 by &c feet. aud the spre
viii be carried up 2l0 feet. The total cost of
house and lot will be about Sl25 900, aud The
edibCe is expected to be finished next May.
sabbath before last, dny persons united
with the Congregational Church at Thomaston,
Conn, on profession o faith. part of the ruits
Of the late revival. More than usual religious
interest still exists in different parts of the
parish.
-Andover Seminary begins the year with
about sevrntv-dve students, in toe regular
course. The new short course will have a class
of six.
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OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN
A Bible Riddle.

n DiDie Rluuics
4 The following RIDDLE is old, but excellent The
answer is in the first book of Samuel. Which
OF our young readers will find 1t?
ome ard commiserate Que who was blind
Helpless and desolate, void OF mind;
&Gulieless, deceiying; though unbeleVing,
&Free from all sin.
kBy mur,als adored, still ignored
The world was iD.
King Ptolemy's CpsaIt, and Tiglath Pilezars,
IBir b days are shown:
Wise meu, astroiogers, all are acknowledges,
Mine is unknown.
u ne'er had father nor mother;
Or ra'her,it had either, then they we're neither
UAlive at my birth.
Lodge in place, tauntej by malice,
{ did not inherit, by lineage or merit,
IA spot on the earth.
Nur cd among Papans, no one baptized me-
I6ponsOr had, who meier catechzed me;
Ehe gave me the name TO her heart that was
dearest
Bbe gave me the place to her bosom was nearest:
But one look OF kindness she cast on me never,
Nor word on my blindness / heard from her
ever.
Encom passed by strangers naught could alarm
saved, destroyed blessed, [ auoyed;
Kept a crown for prince, but had none of my
own;
FILLED ne place of king, but meier had
throne;
Rescued warrior bafled pot;
Was what ] seemed not, seemed what was not
Devoted 10 slauehter, price on my head,
a king, lovely daughter watched by my bed
How gently she dressed me, fainting with fear!
he never caressed me, nor wiped Ola tear;
Ne'er moitiened my lips, though parching
and Dry,
What marvel blight should pursue and try;
Twas royalty nursed me, wretched and poor;
RCwas royalty cnrsed me in secret, Pm sure.
1 lived not, died not, hut tell you must,
That ages have passed since l first turned to
dust.
this paradox whence? this squalor, this
spendor?
Bay, waa king, or silly pretender?
fathon the mystery, deep in my history
Was / man?
N angel supernal, demon internal?
Solve II who can.
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the ADV NTAc

offered by this Company are:-
II is q National Company, chartered by spe.
cisl act of Congress, 1865
Ii Las paid-up capital OF Sl,000OO0.
IL offers low rates Of premium.
IL furnishes larger insurance than other COM
panles for the same money.
III IL definite ana csrtain in its terms
1t is home company in every locality.
It's policies axe exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy Is non .forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the in.
sured their tull amount and return all the pre-
miums, so that the Insurance COSTS only the In
teIest ON the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that Will pay to the
insured, alter u certain number OF years, during
life an annual income OF one-tenth the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females. 8S Wsrp
iGinsures not to pay dividends. but at SO low
a eoat that dividends will De im possible.
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IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS ),
l. OrEIUE, No. lO4 - FIFTH STREET.
NDpICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals Will be received at the office ofthe
Chief Comm ssioner OF Highways until II O'Clock -,
MONDAN 10 IN inst, for the construction OF u
Sewer the line Of YWcnty-HSt street, from locust
pruce street, thence eastward along the line OF
Spruce street 10 point about 800 feet east OF Iwea
tlelh street.
by the Chiet Engineer and Surveyor with BuGn lron
or sIOue inlets ana menh1es rs may be directed by
the Chei Engineer and Surveyor. The understanding
be that tie sewers herein advertised tn b
ple betoTe tine lst day OF December 1865 And
le Contractor shall take bills prep red against the
properly fronting on tald sewer 10 he amount OF one
dollar and twenty-five cents for each lineal foot of
the ba anCe, a. limited by ordinance, TO ne pa by
the city and the contractor VIII ba required 60 Keep
Lhe IRE and sewer in good order Tor three years
after the sewer rs fl 4lsC ed.
When the ptreet Is occupied by city Passenger
BRiG rack the Sewer shall bC constructed al ing
side said track In such manner as not TO oh ue or
Interfere with the safe (assage Of inc cars her9on
ana o aim for rfmuneta ion shall be paid toe CON
tractor by the company usi said tr!ck specified
In Act Of A. Eemby approved Mays 1866,
b ddeTs ave inVitei TO be present at the time
and Place of oLening the sad prOposai7; EaCh pro-
pOsai VIII be accompanied by q csrthcate thaS q
bond has been dlfu In the Law DEPARTMENT., hs dl.
reCtfd bV Ordinance Of May 25, 1900 IL me lowest
bldt er shall not execute contract Within hyo daya
after lha work iq awarded no VIII deemed as de-
CilUIg, ana win be he'd lbO'e on Ma uond Tor tn4
and this Department eserVes tno rgh. 10 ttJ ct eil
bios not deemed saUsiRc orV. epechc-uo's may he
had tho pepar meut OF surveys, which Will b3
'''' MAHLON II. pIOKINsON.
lC9N Cher Cam isslp peF Of Highways
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
EBtate OF kOhGE MOORE, deceased,
The Auditor appOn ed by the Court 20 audit settle,
aud sojust the account OF CHARLhs MOORE, Ad-
miniBtTatOr OF the Estate OF GEORGE MOORE. de-
cl aaed report distribution OF the balance in
ne nds OF the accountant VIII meet the parties in
teTeBted, the purpose of his appointments,
EDNksDAY, the 2ist day of October, 1868, at BH
O'Clock Z. NJ at the Office OF E. IL. THARP, No. 80
=. q1IRD street. in the City of PhilRda. 10 hstu6t
TN The ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
/ AND COUNTY OF PHILA DELPHIA,
Estate Of The Minor Children OF JOAN Il. BURKE,
deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court 20 audit sstt g,
ana ADJUST the second account OF JOHN 9E6AS; M
D., Guardian of the M nor caidrsn or JOIN n.
BURK ~ deceased, and 20 report dltrlo9non OF e ING
ia the hands OF the RCcOun anl WIN meet tue
parties Interested Tor the purpose OF ms alpnint-
mept on FRIDAY October rs 1868, al o. CLOCK r 4ds
at li8 Office NO asa WALNUl Street. IN ttrcty OF
PhNaCe phta. THOMAS }, WOhhhllL,-
10 ulhE5s A~u'-V''
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PROPOSALS..
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
- Oftce No. lOi S. FIFTH Street.
z,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct z, 1868,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed propO ais Will be received al the office OF
theCbiei Commissioner of highways until l2 o'clock
M on MONDAY, 18th inst. Tor the construction OF
Third street, hundred and fifty feet westwardly
TO Police Station, three feet in diameter.
SlxJh street, from Poplar street 10 wager street,
eight hundred and two feet long, three feet IN
diameter.
Poplar street, from Broad to Sixteenth street, nine
hundred and fifty feet long three feet In diameter
seven hunorea and seventy feet long, three feet In
diameter.
TO m in accordance with specifications prepared by
the Chief Engineer and surveyor, with such iron or
stone inles and manhOles as may be directed by the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor. The understanding TO
be thar the sewers herein advertised are 90 pe Cou-
pleted or before he fret day OF December,
1868. And the Contractor shall take bills pre-.
To the amount OF one collar and twenty-five
cents each lneal foot of front on each side of
the street es so much cash paid; the balance. as
limited by OrdinaL ce 10 be paid by Inc CITY. And
sewer in good order Tor three years after the
sewer is fiDlshed c,.
Railroad track. the sewer snail be constructed along
OF said in such manner az not to obstcuct or
Interfere with The saie passage OF the cars thereoni
and claim Tor remuneration shall be paid the Com
tracor by the Company using SHlu tracK as specified
Ia Act of Assembly approved May g. 1866
All bidders are invited 10 be present at the time
and place of opening the said Proposals Each pro-
ICsaI will be accompanied by certificate that bond
hss FLED In the Law Department as directed by
ordinance OF May 25 1850 the lowest oldasr snail
work is awarded he will be deemed as declining,
and will be held liable his bond for the difference
between his bid and the reXt highesJ bid; ard the
deemed Satisfactory Specifications may be had at
the Department OF SURVEY which Will be atrictly
UN'ieO W. MAHION IT. DICKINSON
l003t Chief Commisaoner of HIGHWAYS,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TTAVING ALTERED AND ENLARG 20 NY
L store No. $50 N. NINTH street. Iluylte aGtrn
tion 10 NV increased stock (Of my mAru He ure)
~ ire BOOTS SHOES. CATERS, Enc OF tne lats8'
sly s. ana Gt tie lowest prices, ,,,,,.., -,,,,
s Dc 2m EAlsMal aOEf'
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OFFICERS.

CLARENCE H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice.Preside ent,
EMERsoN W. PEET. Philadelphia, |ecretary
and Actuary,
e. s. TURNER, Washington, Assistants ecy
FRANCIS q, SMITH, Nj. D., Medical Director,
j. EWING MEARs, Nj. D., Assistant Medical
DiIectOr.
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CoAL.

- MIDDLETON & CO., DEAL1RB IN
D. HARLEIlH LEhIGH ana l--eL VMlR
0OAI, Kept dry under cover. prepared eXnte ON
for flnIlg uae. YlI0, no. Lfb WASH Lha H04
Avenue ptic5 No. IA WALNUT Bsre.t 30
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CASE CAPITAL, $1,000, 900
DIRECTORS.

CLARENCE Fl, CLARK, E. A. ROLLINS,
JAY COOKE, HENRY ID. COOKE,
K. RATCHFoRD STARR, VIM. E. CHANDLER,
w. g. MoORHEAD, JOHN ID. DETREES,
GEoRe E +. TYLER, EDWARD DODGE,
j. HINCKLEY CLARK, Il. @. FAHNEsIoCR
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sOLICITORs AND ATTORNEYs

Hon. VIM. e CHANDLER. Washington, ID. O.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

j. X. BARNES. Surgeon. General u s. A., WASH
ington,
p. j, HoRwITz, Chief Medical Department
us. NJ, Washington.
d. w. BLISS, M. D., Washington.
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
IL and practice OF thirty years at the Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, has lately
moved TO South ELEVENTH Street. between MAR.
His superiority In the prompt and perfect cure OF
all recent chronic local. ana consult uOnRl Rffao-
d0rs Of q special nature, Is proYerhiaL
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In q hundred dii.
7rput fOrmg totally efGdicaed; mental and physical
weak ness aud all nervous debillties scientifically
and fucoessfullY treated Optc6 houfa trom a. M
tOoP, Ia.
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SHIPPING.

s2s6m JOHN F. OIL.
..l9g~sa FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
sSsslsikszs Ssslsikszs.4s ToWN:-1nman Line OF Mail steamers
&c Cii1 OF PAEis, satHrdsy, october 10.
CITY CITY 81 ssdS 90
CITY OF BALTIMokAl, saturday. 0cEoOsE "a,
s. H. dE fTO% RleF 4, SoTth Eiysr
,Ia PPyaDIs N Gold .,oo Rsyroe n Currency.
to London........ iG5 to Lone Lonaon~'"''''''" ~
PASSAGE sT The TGTsD2Y srnnr 40 VIA
paJaSe EtsSE 5Sc Psyssla sTsnaS n cSrrency
hhiyeTpoOi
a. Iohns r. Ei ~ ST. Joans Isl II F,.
by Branch steamer...) 1Ol loy Branch steamer.. oO
also iSTwarded TO AaVfe A@m0urg' Sre
Tickets can be bought here by persons sending for
their friends, at moderate rates
FOR further Information apply at the Company's
JOHN G. DALE Agent, No. Is BE$9}ADWAY.N Y.
No. Al CIIlSNUl street, Philadelphia-
>@EFa. NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
gnrough IN LIMO 80 CRiiGo rAaH VIA Panama
Railroad.
NEW AReANG1aENT.
Sailing from New Yofk Oh Gue 5th and aOth OF
EVER9 MONTH, or The Gay bsiore when tnese date
~ Pssaage Gs ssS lover than by any otner line
For information address sss,.ppfNarov A..,,
Pier Nc. 40 EoRTH sc tEadt tLEER' N Rev p YORK.
No. 2l7 wALNU i Street Phiiadeielia "a.
W. WEBB PRESIDENT. vHAS. DANA, Vice Pres
omce-54 EXCHANGE Plac.. New York. 9m
-es{se@a, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX.
fsss-a-a sndria. GeOLge@Eowh, @ snG M@Sh.hss0n I,i.,
nectiOns st Alex andriG from tine most direct route
for L{ nchburg, ELlsto KnoxVliIe Nashville Dalton
steamers leave regularly every Saturday st noon
nom VI g filnC wharf snOTe Aartrt street,
EreiGhtreceived dSiiy' VIM p. DIVIDE 4 Oo.
No, IA North and South Wharves
J, B. DAVIDSON, Agent AZ Georgetown.
N. LLDEIDGE s Co., AgenIs az Alexandria, Viz.
-, NOTICE.--FoR NEW YORK, VIA
'ss.siai -, D Ella WARE AND AsARIpAN CANAL.
The steam PTopellers OF this line leave DAILY
iron. first wharf oelYw Market street.
GOodg forwarded by all the liues going ont OF New
YoTE, ECrth, IlRst, and West, free ofcommission.
I1eA'' will eWEIAG I p UJI ely E M 4 Co. Agents
No. i :: WEAkVEs, PhliadeIphiiss;
40. Inc WALL street corner of south. New York,
-re2Tz.- PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
", AND n, HgRE9LK skAAfMdsSHIP SH Th LINE ne
SOUTH AND WEST.
.or .uo EVERY VPqSYT 81 SsATNu9AfpAhYt 9f ah1tSs MApr,r
sEiHgiR sETiHgiRoUaH RATES snd THROUGH RECEIPTS
al poip % a a EESro SI EHn % yA se
aud TO Iynchburg va, Tennessee aud the West, via
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line ana Richmond and
Ds4shH T9SiiSt AiHalmEDhED BUT oNCE, and taken at
| T6W I;R RaTkS THAN ANY OTHER LINZ
Ihe REGULARITY safety and cheGpness OF this route
! commend IL 10 the public as tine most desirable me-
no charge tor commission, dTay age, OF any expense
u isstissssIIsoisShius iuoured at lowest rates.
kFeisHt ke0'i'e " TITAN p. CLYDE q co.
No. IL North and SOuIh WHAERlaA
W.. p. PORTER, Agent st Richmond and Ii'y
fSTInP ~, +. oRowELL d CO.. AgeuA at NorfoTE. sl9
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LAAsK Ar 4 r. hlyANs, AUCTIoNEERs, NO. $50

A i, VIII beI THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
inEe ibNnice Of Blank ets, Bed spreads Dry Goods
SIOthb, Catsineres hosiery, stat oueI v TShIs and
ROCKET cutlery Nulions, etc. - -''N ''
Terms cash. eS'
Goods packed free OF charge, s2e
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AUCTION SALES.

ctober IL, by order of Messrs Oscar pro,s, O. ~.
ines o. open al d filed. cent es, long and sonar;
NlhNNA BRoCaE sHAWLS. ii iOsSI
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SALE OF 1860 Ch SFs BCoTa SHOES mn, y,
ELI Ma BAgs, ETC. i NNA
~, ,o .. On Tuesday morning
Oct' IL, at 10 O'clock, on 4 4mOnthsi eredt rtozs,
NAhEE 81 II QFBPIT1sH " FRENCH. GERMAN.
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
~, ,r -, On Thursday MOrhiDg,
Oot io al 10 O'Clock, four month credit I0lOat
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Vteuee Sbenfer.

Mm GieEitas, sOetl7. Nopfmber, beginner bic rr<
ipraheIidenH unS eilsssen eff in6 @1pior6's
weinftrtIs lire gOrasHungen 9ieIsIksa fommsn
con BEN st. Charles zBeater in Rep Or cans nab
werbsn nur flint TaIuuftreten. ff,s
: 2Mtritt I'm tIbr, qOrteIuus besinnt mn s 1lbr.
Sres= GirteI rnb 2orquet IS ets, Gonerie 50 Gts.,
arbise GaGerie 81 ets.a - $3.50 ~
y q Soc gaDlure. 9
, General. agent.
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.x.s,o5s1Sp "a ila.If q . tisep. ss

Hag9 sptIsss aeIse. = gstr cute uuO eLfsante
Relswaateil Don apbsl, NarSsr, SernteIir, 8ieber,
Ottere Bar, spIt, etbbOrn U. Oaer 8il I<StObsn
gu fduen Dser feline qeIse su 6ubrttprstisn ntseans
bert gu Babsn ,uiinid5t, nOHs Fb an VI aanne. 81.
Subtle Squire yupnben. noi4 1gB
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ssGls vi. o. u. sRpbfe. 30 % q. Gberrpatuse
BADEN y BrDBte rlto nsasb, bnteite Gambling in
5iiten,. ReIsRaare unS 9errenzEoiIet MrtiseInirF
bar gansea Gtabt lm6 fins 6aDer i'm StGnSei benz
4abIttart otBerOrbeutIitbe gorBeiIe ;u beteu. ar,
snOpt2 3p "
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Hs2r speIse NeIsc tgBObIfsiI! asOgIfciI! Sire
noettere etoB Ssnsahe IOeten erBaitsn pom 90. u.
Tsppers 20, IS Sub! Tic Square. SBSne sets fir
iSetabsrn,sr 81. eGets FIR 9antcn So glan fOmne
Aats s3Ielba. s. - s q noitlSm
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I ,1eYF aielsaneas aub srrren .e3abe auO ettes
telnt ipslde auf Der gBiuiantiop County 5oir bigl
Rrdmie srBieIten .O aasgeFet unO su uerfuufsn Bet
Binftegb 8rptBers rttsr benz sepdnee
Saus 2is 6srrsn anfteab baben nod siniss aiftsn
poHuon ber tdnIt1en Gortes zss 81 npp2 3nt 4
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H. J d4 l. .yn Gem sseltesM &sAlss
ts. @efansniB beflnben iid) our Belt 35
i@efdn9efIel -
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B gBesbfeI onf aue stSBsre @tahte DO
Dentf4InilO fnb 81 perfaufen bel
rn12 Up WRarr ". Earbrr.
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ct. Charles sSaititat,


iefe MffaIt, 70 e5reupou betannt ksIrsb ibren
lang dbtte nj ansfaAerflsen SrFoIa ii ssf 6efans
2tlpnng teln er5oeener unb NIT Renntni;1elf robI
1tsgefatteter ilueer 9amen, bat ibrsn eaelmdfiaen
tnotenseurfuS mtvbtr beeonnen. aBie seitker iinb
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Y1ris BET BETA SfItltltf angelic t. -
9as 0ops il 9rpbs Der SpieEp;at eerdnmis unb bic
Bobnuifgen finD aefunb. rlors8nafbers f6nnen
heicnDere 2fhner efh0Ifen. ass8*sses X
BtQeis HdiIerer BeflodDrt 9fiauhg 1Uglthe man I'd
periBntt nrEhQe SriifiEt dior brefid an bic GsreEs
tortn, MbxeTk tea Snurn6N u9gennifanee 2oaaiias
u0ifelt IS glcntt, @de uon @rM0tage MHep, 8ews
Orleans. h taa n fepta5 1zR
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gsttfpQdl, ben rs. NoDenlber B68.
Stu Slaht.

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al sas4l a 90 ~ IS. Sgt MIR
= - sesAD - - 49, -. 8. 9 ~
$3.50 per Saggs tncluTpe Horto, pels
,S,es mir it,aonrootSIsbs.obler,, .,,a g
gaag H. 81 b "a i,asaa s.#ls
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sebn EaaieHN Dollars gsgd5ren ntOge
SUM peIeH Der slrIllen lhe SstanIs 9 !. y
aipet sabre: $50. U. ~. u - g.
enc vaeloaIaloM LDu y P 's.. Ivy saR
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81 nes sEsss leas. aaA s'as''
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is Dsa.tas1s 49, ~. ~ taMv.M E.s
nsgsreiIess TSfSrS ;sss51 l''I &
III EbiF 4aDe11 alitfrd beutSebenB Nanbs VI
Ieute al ei,er,a 8eiud1e. in rrirer Office J
5eraebeilif Etr: Nd iIe Il u Dss ben QlrJ5
beften nYIFef 8reilsa isIbH1 uberaeuael.
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