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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-09-15

DEV. P. FLETCHER, assisted by his daughter,
IL Miss MAMIE FLETCHER, will open School for
limited number OF young Ladies and girls, at his
residence near Churchville Augusta county, Va:
on Monday, the 18th day of September, 1869, and
close June 18th, 1870
A few boarders can be accommodated in his family.
TERMS
Board and tuition in the English branches per
Session exclusive of lights and washng,) 5000 90
Higher English, without board. ....."....." 30 90
Primary " " 40 w
Latin and French each......... 10 90
Music and use of Piano. so 90
Payable half at commencement of session, half
lst February following.
The Principal trusts that large experience in
teaching may be some guarantee, on his part, to
parents that their daughters, if committed to his
care, will be properly instructed For the qualifi-
cations of his sssistant he may refer to Miss Mary
Julia Baldwin, and the able corps of teachers con-
nected with her in the Augusta Female Seminary.
au 18-tf
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OF MAIN AND NINTH.
Virginia.
VNHE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ASSETS OVER 1000, 900.
POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.

A strictly Mutual Company, with the additional
security of Paid up Guarantee Capital of $780,
600, paying its own dividends.
Present annual income over s2,5OO,OOO, and
rapidly increasing. Assets and Reserve, secure
and ample for all contingencies.
All desirable forms of Policies issued.
A loan or credit of one.third (f desired) of the
premium given. Surplus distributed on the lst OF
January Of each year, and dividends paid annually
thereafter on the Contribution Plan The higher
per cent of interest West, and our present annual
income lover S1,5OO,OOo,) will appeal largely to
those desiring assurance as an advantage in the fu.
ture' of their policies.
No Restriction to travel.
Premiums may be paid annually, semi-annually,
or quarterly.
"A. JANUARY, President.
w. T. SELBY, Secretary.
J. S. MILLER, Assistant Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, General Agent.
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A PRESBYTERIAN LADY who has had seve.
n raj years experience in teaching and who is
thoroughly qualified to teach the Higher English
branches, French, rudiments Of Latin, and Mathe.
MATES, desires a Situation either in a school or
private family She does not teach Music. The very
best references given and required.
Address j. II. NJ.
No. 100, North Fifth ST., Richmond, Va.
sen 15-tf
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CCHooL AT THE PEAKS OF OTTER.

R. W. FLOURNOY, A. NJ, Principal.
Students prepared for Colleges and University OF
Virginia.
TERMS: $16O for Board and Tuition per session OF
ten months one-half payable in advance, and one
half at the middle of the Session. No extra charge
except for French.
The next session will begin September lst, 1869.
For further information apply to
RICHARD W. FLOURNOY,
au 25-tf Thaxton's Depot, Bedford Co., Va.
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DIVIDEND paid policy holders LIST April, 1869,
Forty PER CENT.
This Company has met with success beyond all
parallel in Life Insurance. and offers to the South
ern public Home Enterprise equal to any and sur
passed by none in existence.
Commenced active operations about Nov l, 1867.
Assets April, l. 1869, $4O7 900, now much increased.
Policies issued in Is months 5000, covering risks
of S11 100000.
stance waived the ninety days time and paid at once
1t advises the payment of all cash premiums, be-
cause their dividends will continually decrease each
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TDGEwoRTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

EDGEWUKTH FEMAIE SEH1NAH1'
THE next session of 20 weeks will commence the
first Monday of September.
The entire expense of Board and Tuition will be
from 500 to $110, if paid in advance. Ten pei
cent will be added if payment should be delayed
one month after the admittauce Of the pupil.
Extra charges will be made for Music, use o.
Piano. Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing
and Oil Painting. Each boarder will furnish hel
own lights and towels and also pair OF sheets and
pillow cases.
For Circulars apply to
j. NJ. M. CALDWELL,
lie 30-3m Greensboro N. Carolina.
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WISHING TO EDUCATE MY SONS at home,
w and desiring the companionship of youths OF
their own age for them, will take SIX BOYS as
boarders in my family.
A gentleman of ability and high moral character
will be engaged TO teach them Latin, French, the
rudiments of Greek, and all the English branches.
Every care that mother could bestow will be
shown to the Boys, and especial attention will be
given to their religious training.
The Session will begin on Monday the 4th of Oc-
tober, and end the 18th of July, 1870.
| reside twenty miles from Richmond, on the
James River Canal.
TERMS Board, lights, fuel and washing, $3.50
Latin and English, $50; French and Greek, each,
$40, for the whole session.
Each boy must bring his own towels.
No one need apply who cannot pay for each halt
session in advance A. j.. W. HOBSON.
Address, for further information,
' '0'' " ~ Mrs. F. P. HOBSON
Dover Mines, Goochland Co., Va
REFER TO Rev. Dr. Charles Minnegerode, Rev.
DR.. Jos. Peterkin, Rev. Dr. NJ. D. Hoge, and Rev.
TAYLOR Martin. sep 1-3t
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT
= CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA
Rev. j. B. SHEARER, A. NJ, of the University Of
Va, Principal and Proprietor.
P. H. CARPENTER, Assistant.
TERMs-$200 for Board and Tuition for forty
weeks, onehalf in advance and oae-half January
25th, 1870. Lights and towels extra Contingent
fee, 50.
The next term will begin SEPTEMBER lst, 1869
Send for Catalogue and address
Rev. J. B. SHEARER,
lie 30-3m Black Walnut, Halifax Co., Va.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
n STAUNTON, VA.
THE Academic Term of this Institution begins
each year the middle of September, and closes the
middle of the following June.
For Catalogues containing full particulars, apply
to the Principal Miss NJ. j. BALDWIN.
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PIEDMONT LIFE

OFFICERS;
VIC. CARRINTON, President.
R.H. MAURY, Vice-President.
J. j. HOPKINS, Secretary.
&C. HARTSOOK, Assistant Secretary.
C.H. PERROW, Medical Adviser.
DR.. GEO. ROSS, Asst. Med. Adviser.
JAS. E. WOLFF Supt of Agencies.
DIRECTORS:
R. 81. MAURY, A. +. HARVEY,
A. S. LEE, RICHARD lRBY,
o. f. WEIsIGER, w. A. AR@IsTEAD,
D. TIDEMAN, WIN. r. SHEPHERD,
w. G. DARLINGTON.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
From DR.. McGuffey, Professor University of VAL
consider this School as amongst the best, If not
the very best in the South. l am acquainted with
no Seminary, where young ladies may spend their
time more proftaby, safely and agreeably than at
the Augusta Female Seminary. -
University of Va. WIN. ID. McGUFFEY.
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OTONEWALL JACKSON INSTITUTE.
ABINGDON, VA

FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
FREDERICK, MD.
Possessing full Collegiate powers, will commence
its 9th Scholastic year the first Monday in Sepem
Der.
For Catalogues containing view of buildings &C.,
address REV. THOMAS NJ. CAM, A. NJ,
jy 2S-1y President.
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OtHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTE, N. G..
THE next Session of this Institution will COM
mence on the lst day of October next and continue
until 30th June following.
A full corps of Teachers in all branches usually
taught in first class Female Schools, has been en-
ployed for the ensuing Session.
For Catalogue containing full particulars as to
expenses, course of study, regulations, &c, apply to
REV. r. BURWELL u SON,
jy 7-3m Charlotte, N. G.
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JAMES WOODROW, Treasurer.
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A YOUNG LADY who was educated at the
N Southern Female Institute Cd. Lee Powell,
Principal with especial reference to teaching, de-
sires Situation in private family or school is
competent to teach Engshwith Higher Mathematics,
Latin, French and Music.
Satisfactory references given as to social position,
qualifications, &c.
Address Miss NJ. T.,
sep 1-St. No. All, 9TH ST., Richmond, Va.
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w ANTED.-A Male Teacher to instruct in the
w usual English branches and Mathematics in
neighborhood school, half mile from Mt. Airy
Station, on Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
A Presbyterian preferred
Address E. C. LEWIS,
sep 1-2t Mt. Airy, Carroll Co., Md.
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MISS S. S. RICHARDSON will resume the
lNl duties of her School on Monday, October 4th,
at No. 500 Main Street.
Both Boys and Girls will be received
sen St
, 1869-07-27
the PnlicE COURTS.

Frank Mcclellan ha1 D t.rar1pr ,tFpn The rhare,
pf uisort1tFy rennnc1, And ~sp nsr1i ssa ,suAtr.
Salisbury t1rst nrt1 ll1n alu and hcEi htn IN TAX
hull fuT fftat ttut ann lsfsIatrt GJ tie ,rfen!.
Bhi's eahiitr! 10 ch:ugr K tt thr rLu EatnrA The
counsel thrh sat1 he would atIwa:, anu The Jus.
rohtsn,led list be couldn't dv II. Mrutelial Il
thr 3onug Il LII ahD Arcou,Inn,rd AcGnirr 10 lii
tMeGnlfr's1 wife: fathers house m Monroe
tempted to ahcuct his child, hut WAS frustrated ~
tht interference uf I'trr Galt1Fan, who received
4iat IN The nanl. lie charged Mcclellan With in-
IT. McGusre Il supposed 10 have lei, The city. The
full Particular of tho Occurrence weft G1rcn in
yesiertnJ's TEIBrsA
Policeman Large saw him running doTn MlIwau.
kce avenue atout 3 0 cock on SundaJ morning, and
.'kno*tnr him TO oe I thief "t:l followed lie
jumped cser fence and took refuge behind some
bGardF, wheEr lie Y "a found By Large. Thc hill
lard ta on The coKueF O! Iialsted street ami Mil
WauAecarcnuc was frbken into that morning,
aoueh ao;rs could 1s n1o1en aaass aohi KIM n
lie was lined sbt, and In defauit, VAS sent 10 the
Is,deweA lie was released froGl the Couutg 1al
8Thon.s connesss, :% Easara n,.a aud Thomas
n ,1enss *ho " .apsosed 70 haxs neca conoezaed
-. .tad ana ssse1a otaefr nady W oea:sa, @ @e9n @
.s!Esa wish rtot An held ia 3Sto tsu eseh for
Hs-s 1'sneaon On the aath ,netant Four others who
a{fgsed At the Time Of the antsy Will be *.
@'"ped oa tht satue eaJ. =
c.1 qan 1,nn , ,io1cJ. who wAs arrested on Saturday
was ehd so.o6 1na or M - aa pasx oti95nn 5aaa
StoEGeIntnR t the bnnal Ct bodies In The civ. Jus
cs1i5 Ea gnsc u ~ bis opinion thai where
lfcestaI5 to bury them ii the csmrtrrr mi ind
LOBBY y because he dill not do Il. - 04' 1N@N
AL. La.sa:e! sr Fesle!' Peter Quinlan, Jona Hms-
betting sa,oc Keeper aud lis Vie ,csansa ~ ~
siktd them 10 pap laI A4ue c.cnrs trst snt. .s.H
!e7sad tece'Fea- They we're $40 he'd Ia ssoa
, 1869-07-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


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, 1869-07-27
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

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ssss;':, tsPsss: z;S z;ss fsss
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fer The eofFr.p' nd'ns time 'ats ,s.l: ,.,.
t;t;. sIHss,; fss s;sssS $"' sS
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, 1869-07-27

per cent ct their par valne - security
| Tor circulation, md Wh!ea are worth,
aaY, ss1so IN 1neT 4oarket-seas Sthss soc1ed
tnterest-a se tn tact a deposit ri faS per. oeuf
more thsa The rAl1e Of the currency 10 be secured
Ttese considerations are Whist ha1 occasloned the
increased demand fer the lo-aes, sod Increased
tEets Er1ce about II cents snee the middle Of lsst
week +'5: - =.
New York papers state that NJ the h1oEers and
Wall asreet tankcrs, who have been prosecuted
under the nsury law Of that State, hsEo pleaded
guilty AID aWas. ttetr sentence; and the New 1of1
ihdIf"fnt processes TO know Of at least one large
money lender who hns Aent back TO hi customers
ali the e1ira 1tterehr charged under
the name Of couu1ls&tona- His repeat.
nacc, EpEeFtr, came too laie, as tbs Indictment
papers had already been made out The extreme
Punishment alhoNe Cd BY the Law aE New Tort for
usuEI Is q 6ne Of = thousand dalirIs, aud th1se
months imprisonment These ptnafties ho~ere1,
Ea5 te senuited u the pleasure Of tie Judqe, and
believed that IN the majority oI cases II In the
one shove mentioned, tbe sentence wilt he held IN
Suspense pnt1l the usurious interest Is paid back
In the local market huslness IN general Is dull:
there IL Dut Al.ls doing In any depart
mebt Of trade; the demsnd for money At
the banks Is Lighter thnu the avetagc
OF last week, and eome ol tho banks report that
Trey have nure funds than They can end use for.
Though this is Eot the Gaze with all the banks,
money, III Geberal, ls cas5. and all nrstcsass Dor.
rowcts aul to ulueuity Ii gtttlng It at 10 per
ceIt
Exchange Ia 1rnct than last wcck, md was in
seant5 EuplsJ Ut par, for kn,es between banks-
Some Cl TIC lauks Lafe Advanced theIt scEing
rules to cuttnuers NJ the counter, and for rcmit-
t1tcca for country tnuks, TO Lilo premium. The
salVance. however. is uut general JET, md soMe
ConILue 10 kelI at paf. The general rate Tor Tux
ley New York bills ut the counter is 1lo discount
, 1869-07-27
saxre.s l:Arnpr 1roID An appalling
f'asintntfy-t'ai3 uf II Portion ~ "a
%tNEtnR upon ~ hict4 were II Thou.
npHEl N'htJ1rr11.

EfttH IN f'sfrftnHi I<dyty, +1plyYh
f'nr trafrrt nEr nxArr nf tho fAet Tia. fur k,.nc
tlnsH rpIt rthtafstla hhrr hrrn IN pts1rtrt with
fttsn the1tranel To lftcrn hnnlr'i cnIlrcn, I'M.
.:rr thr direction uf Mr. *n:1cEn. fur grand sns
ftNtsat Thr concert MAS annonnrc,l to tatu
{faFt m J11fRy fsstlECt NJ &hr Trk. Foy twa IT
thtrr ua,h wu1kInen had lxrn cnF71ri In putting
| ~ lhr ttaetns Iur the children. THIS wns cuu,.
s'sa on Fa; y TINT a. me ss"S, s"r ~.
II w. arRnErd In circular ticr% oi arntt, r1s!nr
o1r hove another i!lr thr AcniA ol crcus irnit
10 a felRht Of thirty Or forty frrt
ln 3hc Efchfng M audience uf Orr OF six hun.
n hfrd neop!e assembled fot the rnIrt ainsnnnt A.
tGr LINE nIprAar t'eC ftr sh~ ra0ctE the cs"tsrn
Places uran th~ srnss. Al 4orioeE, A. thr ,,tp-
E1asn1he ~ atout to ixtn portion ol sna siat,.
,Es E1Ts :, -, tcnea.t rs w:sh ox!nR 70 IL
~ i.f tAo lghi, Ana ta.ne of Them HaEe much
~cnAeEe'i by knots
tssNctn the top and t.otiom. rortuna;cfr she
Children aaErd themselves irpm falling ~ I5spln4
upon The other ttatA~ \ scene Of The widest
alarm and constefnation followed. Th,ch battles
description. Tho children were nan.c4stt1ckeu.
and E1sfneti fEke frightened lasnfs dorm tho seala
Feath were entertained That the cnttrc structure
Was almost miraculous that In the rush 1nacy wero
not throkp- dowu and scyeyfly Injured II bet
Killed. Some Of the h.ue ones screamed with ter
fort Calling for hf1p ln p!teo1s TONGA Many lost
their hats and other articles Of clothing. Ia tho
audience Fere large humber OF The psrcRts and
fraends Of nc children, and they n1aalfcsted the
keencst anxiety Tor the eafcty OF their ttlo ones
II Eas 1t length asee.tetned that none Of the
chitdrrn were ecttoo!Iy injured. cae or twp only
q eou'se The concert was hsoken up for shat
night. and all disperaed 70 their homes Mr,
Eu1ern announces thai II viii tate piace on Mon-
day frcntrc, hat We Doubt Il the children viii be
Induced 70 sE1st themselves again upon structure
Thai 70 nsltr proved fzlai to many. The careless
q N "a aE ap Il ,ss sat7s S
dsen, cannot Be 1oo f,gnly sersehended Ind it xil
70. e sssa1se Z The pafsnss ot he children r
, 1869-07-27

bail each to keep the peace, u It uxs feared they
Nou!d sAsali complainant In RETALIATION for iae9
as7est.
.-loan Cslllbap, second mate, and :. DoxpeJ.
nfst fuate, Of The bark Crcrrnusco, Were ena'Ked
by The Captatn, L1gan rsl;!s I'm stsann& r.
tha1 ste NV them afooling " Win It Ga this
-Iiea,y Peierz who il nnder 81. 600 bali for IT,
saul,lpg Police man scar1les some sne ago. WAS
up yesitI.,sy, charged Win refuAng 70 assts: Po.
who iurned npen him and a.saulted hlu. lie
h, r. sa' u :,~rl = tH So r u OH, laughed
crunk w oiten. va lined ~: Hcar, w.saer,
-, and Mnstin Meluney hnd Edwani IIouuhan,
Lo5s, = ho sIeep In Gnion Pa1k nud don do any
thlpg," we're bnec 80 each for yagralcJ.
of Mr. sn y e q Mssson # es
charged with interfering with : constahlc who
xent, armed With authority, 10 the house to ae!ze
LIE 1GtGrG is !o5 1s9s daa ae Mas n9ed m po,
C0utt on EatuJdAJ LIST tor having stoten horse In
Jefferson County sotoe time Ago, WIS delivered to
fhe Sheriff ~ q that eountJ .estsrda1. anu eft the
Tor bathing in the Chicago I,lyer. They ought to
hare been pald that amount for can1 Ing The aro-
M they did aKRy With t1eul-
kkM0RT cs'EKT.
Henri Mtef and Jakncs TipRta 10. drunk to-
fhe vbhfe tlsey sx allow Cd had he same eacct
upon each. and theF had = tight, which rtsulted IN
lea1y leipK stabbed in the luck ltj Jxhies and
James bctnR cu: On tile hand bT uenry. Neither
Of the wounds we're very had ThcJ were released
on payment Of "a zach
1eorge Drum was charged with highway
along LaSae street, 1lear Monruc, OF Eatur1aJ
night, was kntrle "a down and robbed Of hls wateh
ty tMp Met. llzawn was une OF tho rut,bcru: ttts
aecpnpuce tscape.l. The prisoner Was hcli IN
f4,hu fHll for HIaE.
, 1869-07-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EvExtxa, July u
hA1es o4 k1t1. Hc1F and t1trikto1s wl te tocd IN.
dtr the htAd os -Eouae1r.al" and the ksalu Il ii
eses eld fabsct 70 The IEl eLAsEea Il 1Iaxa+ russ
Otherwise t1p*rxked.
HETTER-Reeetved, S11>t rs; .tIcped. x15a h,
foz3hy dfzn fet{t1k Characterized ike tuafkrf fer
ehase gaa*r undesirable offerings sAiable II tu
1ra zh1ss tasFn T. easa sstes Wssr Jsw - p,sa
.ese; Is Is ! T. fs-ed ri I'd G1t!2 :.Sss
sos; y 3 d s;ess < % Il ~ % = sah.. u pka
- u Do 4 ~, 10 tlhs and Is pkE1 At Sie
AAE4I0-TT1dr was tAir for <hAs 7sef{ad nf The
week ND Tie market firm It iAe k1rance uetrd
q 1fdsy iast Me Feps.i our "a IS faas.s7: ssaTf.
20: atutu. LwtEtch 4. 1tr EfdloH A. q NC;
fot nt: r.: oD.a1io r.; f;ts.. f.lis -: AGs.n
9sfe: entlsra: at3me Eonl eeekE &C.
hEANs-aslo q y tEaa ehotee medium Il 831a 10
cHEEsE..The ~ NJ rereeft.ble ehAnsc in the
cen ntiticn nf tic eetse mxsktt. 4 fair baeese was
dotat> and PRICES wstr :ssseE I'd HnitoEI: W eon
factory. las3Aits4es Htstesn Kesc1e. n4t3M}4e
IQA1CTHde continue f.stes ea1 hat pticcs src
r ~ feT iaa sef.ataa. x'gtsz;aa "a Lskssa1E1,
tn -pgse7 enI1sats 1ssas1 Prepared, s7x1: Lseka.
, 1869-07-27
REAL Et1AfE.

"arnhtce 'lcctlH conTrythg rIty aud suth'rt'al
rfnpertJ wibin seyrn miles Of the Court House
flied for ttcn1d OF MoL'lAf, jui1 2s:
Dn a!irr, 1fa Il Ii u Mnt,5ou 81, md 1bAfiw
u = M9ttsn -, -. *.SSo = n Jay a. Ho'
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Il. snd Wah.fstuu VI, " uf uak1eJ w.
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Faftnn II. hi It Of us&i"r At, n I. 4axt.iA
It. sU1 Washington ii. n If uAtirr ri.
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wss' tnrh hs"!i Il. ~ trM rn,'aaas .
II. f"Ai'.a 6'fnll July ".....;..,,.'...", t,apl
f,tnih II: Mnx Observation-Disclosures. Ian
tt4tti att q, ~ q i os Tarfs:t .tryrnth II.
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...-. AuKFH UP CITY LIMITS.
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Na'th ients'n II. !42. II - OF Jefferson
fcr!, !, 1tha1G: n: Stay d:..:........,.. l.out
tirctn l1ny raA,i. TO- II II OF Jefferson road,
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tisceu ituJ TuAt!, n cur Of Jefferson Tuatlt
cf. t9 sG1K12iS #, and Urcrn 1Say Eoa,
o. lG1u0 II n NJ Jefferson rnetI, eI, ltnHx
9D II: alHo, Perry at, n # cor Ut LctIerson
road. !. vsxlG" Il: July lg,.........-.... 60v1
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I, suxlGs #; Muy Observation-Disclosures. 2ad
sntth i'autItlh at, f92 II II Of WIhun ~, "
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