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DOOMS TO RENT.-TWO PLEASANT
III Rooms with Kitchen. Apply at No. II
Doughty street. mcns
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TITO RENT, A BRICK DWELLING IN
i Wentworth street, near Artesian Well, con.
taining five square and two garret rooms, IN good
order. Apply to WM. Fl. DAWSON, Keai estate
Agent. No. 65 Broad street. mchl1 AZ
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VlO RENT, FOUR ROOMS, WITH PIAZ-
/ "a. In house No. 8 Meeting street, near the
BATTERY mch1S 2
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TO RENT. THAT DELIGHTFUL AND
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ilattery curner King street. OutbuidingS, Cis-
Tern and GAS on the premises. Il. NJ. MARSHALL
& BROTHER, Real Estate Brokers, No. 33 Broad
street. mchlZ StulnO-
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Blanks adapted to the New Code OF Practice,
and all the Law Books explanatory OF the same,
for sale by BRYAN d MCCARTER,
no,,r,hto N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

Hon. Richard scheli, N. T.; Hon. Ben
Field, N. u Hon. Thomas Il. Stewart and
family, N. vi Judge Henry K. Davies, N.
Y; Judge Fhhian, n. Y; Governor Goodwin
and wife, Don Podto Galvez aud suite, Pc
ruYiau Minister 10 England, Baron Loeder
and party, kustriai Hon. z. T. Barnum and
party, N. z; Hon. Isaac Dayton aud family,
N. Y; Washington Mclean and party, Of
CIneinnati; John Monroe and family, Pats,
are at the Arlington. 90 H.
Mn, Lander has made q favorable impress
slon In England by her presentations Of
Mary Stuart and Queen Elizabeth. She has
attracted crowded houses.
Queen Victoria was reported at the last
accounts 70 abe suffering from neuralgia,
arising, her physicians say, from a disturb.
ance Of the nervous system, due to "eSpo'
sure, worry or c1eitsment."
.r. Col. HoratiO Bates Inns been appointed 9
temporary frst-ciass clerk In the dead letter
OmOe for three months.
C. c. snlf1in, esq, of New YorE n.
sv"ao sI.H0 past ci2rE In the Executive
Mansion, has boeu appointed dlSburslng and
executive clerk there, In place Of w. II. Fry.
MIR. Fry, however, remains on duty at the
White House as clerk.
1t IL reported that Prince Pierre Bonaparte
ailer his acquittal in Paris, Is to have his
pension doubled on the condition that he re-
turns 10 America, and make Il his permAn-
nent home. r.... ....
Professor AgASslE Is 50 III as to DO unable
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

The wool clip last year amounted TO about
l5O, 200, 900 pounds, or $4,000, 900 more than
In 1851, and was worth about So, 900 900.
Tho stocks on hand In the cities OF New York
and Boston, al the beginning Of the current
year, were IS, 600, 900 pounds, against q, $780,
900 a year Notwithstanding deficiency
Of nearly q, 500, 900 pounds. The Texas and
California WOODS, not included, partially
make up this loss, amounting to 6,0so,OOO
pounds In the two last named cities, or
s,1So,0O0 more than In 1859. The foreign
stock on hand In January last was 4,66O,oOO
pounds; but the imports at New York for
the year were 2l,57O,43O pounds, against
13,A35,63 the year previous.
We notice In the returns made for the
year that Vermont has wholly lost her early
prestige for woolgrowlng, and that New
England, as q whole, has surrendered pro-
duciiou, and embarked more heavily In con-
sumption. Tho Western States, Pcnnsyl'
vaniA, New York, Texas, Ohio, California,
and Oregon are the great producing States,
and our buyers are constantly paying moro
attention to the Pacific. The West and
Southwest, too, arc rapidly erowding comb
Ing woods OF British and Canadian produc-
tlon out ofthe market Kentucky alone haV.
ing yielded 1000, 900 pounds Of comblng
fleece last year, and MissouriO good amount.
These instant facts run into future raising
and manufacturing and domestic industry
as whole. They are not sufficient to base
theory upon, Of their Independent weight,
while they confirm the opinion that oul
manufacturers are hereafter to stimulate
both our agriculture and our commerce
until domestic Industry Of all kinds at
talns a diameter and weight 1t has never
known,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

Orangeburg county, g. c., hundreds Of col
ored mon hive bought lands and arc build
Ing AID settling upon them. In = single
day, In our Charleston savings bank, took
the record Of seventeen freedmen who were
drawing their money to pay for farms they
had been buying, generally forty or my
acres each, paying about $40 per acre.
met at q cotton merchants In that city zen
freedmen who had dubbed together With
tho proceeds OF their crop and bought
whole Sea island plantation OF seven hun
dred acres. The merchant wna that day
procuring their deed. He told me that the
entire purchase price was paid By them In
caah from the balance due them on the crop
OF the season. Here, then, besides support
ing their families with The provisions they
raised, these men had each, by the profits Of
a single year, bought q farm OF seventy
acres. What Northern lRborer conld 90
better7 N'H " d. Z. Hll
/ found on the Islands other clubs forming
TO do the same thing, and this In season
when the caterpiller has destroyed one half
their cotton. A leading cotton broker In
Charleston told me that he thought nearly
half tho cotton on, the Islands belonged TO
colored men, lie had himself already 120
conslgnments from them, aud the amount
Of his sales on their account had reached
over $4,000, AsI learned. The average OF
the freedman's crop, or share Of crop, OF Bea
Island cotton Is from three to six hundred
pounds each. f.
Much excitement prevails here In political
matters, and We are seeing tho worst aide Of
things. Much, Indeed, to be deplorod among
all classes, but leading men are preparing,
as can see, to accept what Congress Will
give them, aud viii gradually allow the
freedmen all their immunlties. Wages for
labor arc too low, but prices must Improve
as the large cotton crop Of the next season
goes In. I... 10 '' Oh
Tho planters beg OF strongly on payment
for tho ''suppliss," yet acknowledge tina,
this is a debt Of honor, and muSl, Be met,
unless Congress grants them relief Mr..
Bennett, your agent, Is hopeful Of Immediate
collections. rl-Ht aA HTTN"'i .Tu
General Anderson sends hls compliments
to you-a fellow.student, believe, At West
Point, and assures mo that he Is interested
10 our work. He has aided me most cheer
fully In obtaiping facts, aud tsstlhes strong
ly to what he says IL "the magnificent con-
duct Of the negroes" ! presented him with
your last report. -sr, .a.
have the honor TO be, yours, &C., very
respectfully, (slgued) J.W. AEVoRD,
General Superintendent OF Education, Bu-
reau R., II, and A. L.. 90 f.. .-rr.r OF"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

SCIENTIFIC LRcTuRu.-We would again
call attention to the advertisement OF Prof.
Cookies lecture this Cvenlng,in Lincoln Hall,
under the auspices Of the Young Meu's
Christian Association. His subject, "the
Ice fields Of Mt. Blanc" cannot fall to be
very Interesting.
Professor Cooke has, during the past sea-
son, spent much umo among the Alps In
his Investigations on the subject OF glacial
action, and has brought back With him a
series Of Alpine scenery, which, Illuminated
by the electric light, will furnish very
striking and instructive evenings enter
ment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

THn IHcoNB Tkx.-The Ways aud Means
Committee arc As yet undecided whether to
withdraw The Internal Revenue bill which Is
now on the sPoaker's table aud revise It or
to offer some amendments to i. In che Com
mittse u the whole, This question will
probably be discussed this morning 1t 10
SAld the committee favor a reduction OF the
income tax to thee per cent, and an e1'
go pIlon Of salaries Of two thousand dollars
oI leHa, r. ~ .rr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09


-, MrA. Grants receptions will be held ever
' OTaceday during the season, between the
hour Of and 4 p. m.
-.-,- sPEAKER BLAINE's REcERTioNB.
2 i y ms receptions Of the speakero Of the House
Representatives Wi be at his residence,
4os Fifteenth street, from 2 to II O'Clock on
b saoh Friday evening Of the season, So.
, 80 ms, Al-ltNE's RECEPTIONS,
Mrs Blaine's receptions will DO held every
Wednesday Of theIseaSou, between the hours
ots and 5 p. m. ...
,lIrr H5,ff...s.s DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
.,r,,r, AZ the Russian Legation Madame de Gaia
M cay will receive on Thursdays, nom until
Bpm. ..
% Al the Argentine Legation Madame de
Garcia will receive on alternate Monday
evenings, commencing on Monday, January
--, Q, and will DO at home on Saturdays, from
81 Q until 8 p. m.
rr71 WHARn REQUESTED 70 state that In conse-
7l9 quence Of necessary repairs, there win be no
.r,- evening receptions at the British Legation
until special Invitations are issued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

THE Irish people In Nl parts Of the copn.
ny are preparing already for the celebration
u.s. Patriek'I Day
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09
New Advertisements.
DUCTlOS IL rus PRIoE OF COKE.

RBDucTloS ~ TnE fRIos OF coKR.
~ will be red need to sIr lSl cents Per bushsl.
CartaGs extra. -l.,s.-. fse-dieAu
INoUHD-BY rHE wLToHHAN oI UNITED
II States TEsaluIy,A eeIss 1nd bulGJI ThsoNnsr
property and pay tbs cost Of fsspi9S sId adVsr-
Cart 81 watch and Police.
Horse and buIgI Al hutlsr' stables, sirses
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09
loTT1oIkL.l

An additional postal eouventlon has been
concluded between the United States and
Italy, reducing the rate OF International let
ter postage, Of letters exchanged in the
closed malls, via England, from nfteen 10
Ten cents per single rate Of nftesn grammes
Coalf ounce) or under, prepayment optlonali
10 take eject January is, 1870.
The rates Of postage, conditions Of pay
mont &e., on newspapers, books, packets
and namples Of merchandise remain I'M
changed. .H....
PostmAsters win levy and collect postage
accordingly on and aflsr February l, 1870.
By order Of the Postmaster General.
ltiT ~ JOSEPH II. BLkcKFAN,
- Superintendent Foreign Male
..f -f.--r,ssDu Pkuruaur oT sTLrE,l
.u.H WARRINGTON, February 3, 1870.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. John B. Hay, the Vice
Consul Of the United States At Jerusalem,
Of the death, In October lRst, at safed, Syria,
of sIMoS KorrEL, a citizen of the United
States. 5.l-.-. .--aaa, a11a
Special Notices
S,ss Ss m All ne mbsr' pl:Ss %. sI!;9vss,np1 r
Il ~s~ ~. sl-l.'' AN''On'i'
a"-NATIOnAB MEDICAL SOCIETY
80 ~ the ptstriet % Uolu mhia. "A mesiiqA
sPH s NissHr soI ~ = bed THS Il.
r@iashoe ~ the sscrstAry, corner New York ave
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

tE-A GREAT BLEssIN rs
k5S HEALTH. and We earnestly adViss any Of
our reader. Vbo may BE- suffering RON anL Of The
~ T. .SsA s' ,i1 AsI = Ss S HSis
We hImly believe that he can care great many
saAss that hays fouhd no relief elsewhere. Hehas
recently htted up at great expense, q splen did
Rlsotro haGnssis Hot and Cold Air Bsth, " mssRs
S.s. ga iii HusIsuss. Sres, t.iist ara s a.
in all surAble eases. He hasa separate depart.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09
$40 aeveaih sweat, 6ppoaiIs

DR. wuITHla LECTURE
~ Copies o. the RIluBLIGkE,, e9ntA!ning the
Charles !, white, Pastor o. ST. Mathews Church,
Ia TefetAtiOn Of the attacks q Rev DR.. J, L. New
D, Williamson, on the Papaey, can still be Oh
Lainsd al the emee Of the kEPuBLicAE. eoTpsTsf
reLth and streets. feo-u
y~aPERsONs INDEBTED TO THE
kStS to the estate Of VIZ v. BRHTrs' sons, will
hnd statement Of thslT Indebtedness at their ola
place Of busineat, on Ninth street, aud Wy Y.
BhETrs IL AulhoLiEsd 10 Tsea!pl for the claims on
payment, until February 40, after which time
jam collin j. H. CROBSlfAN, ASsiEnsa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

~ tscfGRR c5tksH' .Gn sIsii Es,sa n
gtIi be sl[spH ~ RtSf Cock IL Li1eoia Hall, Sn
" lee Yields Of Mount blanc" JiiusiTsisd 81
maGaihesht Apeotrosoople views Of olholAl eoan.
; y TsS. IS s.st w tD Ho ~. GHofb sIsish
hook Htora Reserved seats % eents addlti0aal, to
te Obtained At the hoons , a lhs =, ~ y; A,,.
evening, 18th last, By Prof Daniels on Geology.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

RW-wHAT DOES REASON BAYt-
~ The little monEoose when bitten By q
deadly sarpaAt reaorta 70 certain plant, eats Of
u, aud escapes the eject Of the poison. ThAth
te.AngI hunAn ealaEs On the other hand, must
aspssa on isasSS I'D .sHls'.sSr ss,tnsr Ne
yhol.,s%s lSaaSnSsss; hSSw. yhS, dSSi t..s r.P
70 Gorals and parity the system L the best way
10 protect Il AEAiust the lhyibible poison which
generates diseaaaf surely Il does. The NEXT ousa
aon 10, what guilds shall We follow IN ehooGing
medicinal nAeHuArdf Realoh replies let your
monitor be az paIlense. Well, the eKpafianee Of
eighteen years ermpriGed 10 oua unbToken series
% satisfactory tsallmOniAlg assures Us hat HOs.
tstteT'l stomach Bitters possess suenG thsninG,
TeGulatinI And sntisspto properties which are not
othsT preparation extAuI This therefore IA the
Anudols 70 which reAsou bids uA resort When
cur health 10 impertilOd either By the malaria
Wh.sh prSdaoes spldshaio disordgTs, or BY any
other cause, whether Inherent and eohHtlludoBEl
or eopRsstSd with our habits occupations and
ms Ssaom Of a noxious reptile IL scarcely more
subtle and danEsroua than that which Turks
Ia foul afr and impure water, To eteaps the
lsysra, blliou4 disorder, dtSturbAneea q the
bowels, AID other seriou, malAdiss PTedused by
saw that the stomach and all the sssrsuys organs
should be, 90 70 tpeak, Ia . robust condition,
Upon the amount Of Resistance which III, vital
system can oppose TO tbs deleter oua innueness
that assault II, the Hafsty Of the health depends aud
IL IL because the 0RIAt VEGETABLE tEv0OIABT
impATts energy and regularity to the most i'm
portAat funstons Of the body, that u can be
mshdod aud guaranteed as an Invaluable prsysn'
tive medicine. s@ ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

s-aF- soCIABL.E. THE NEW YORK
sSsissl. % sEPs ssbST IRHvAiSiSG he soi 81
Instant At 1880 O'clock. ~
"a w ven Ss s' On sSss S'
Without further notice.
LIE. Par.rcr. s.stsi.fr. 0IA tst;tf ''lfS IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09
wAsu,a SrpAI Tsbrrs, ~ 4 s IsSo.

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr., John B. Hay, the Vice
Consul Of the United States At Jerusalem,
Of the death, in October lRst, at sAfed, Syria,
of sIMoS KorrEL, citizen Of the United
States, 49,. 49,. ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

izlslalszn MRS. uR1NT's RECEPTIONS.
A., MrA. Grants receptions will DO held ever
' OTaceday during the season, between the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

Il s, JUgTH PAYS FAIR 70 LRHl PRICES EoR
~. Ladies 0enta And Chlldrah'l Bseehd-hApd
GlSshlSs, undsI.o lethinI. Rootsi sho.s, a. Ne,
BSiidiaE; EB.-KaT Not ~ Mali pEonp,liJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

We continue the publication to-day Of
Mr.. AlvordS reports to Gen. o. o. Howard
as to the condition Of the freedmen In the
South -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-09

yVASTEp-NEw AND oAsr OFF CLOTHING,
value 4 he ola -sstsslisAsS NsssSss, 'faSs.
broker Store Of r. FULTON Co.,, SlA Ninth
'tSEsss, Gst SA ''TeslA and FsnAsTl'IiiA AVSHSS.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-02

MARX TWAIN STRENGTHENING lately opened
hashery. 4 send you these, my rules and
regulations: fy=sgs .-rrtHafI rHrBU areTsa' rTFrFH
This house shall be considered strictly in
temperate. H44 F4EafHiG glSt
None but the brave deserve the fare.
Persons owing bills for board will be bored
for bills.
BoardeTs who do not wish to pay in advance
are requested to advance and pay.
Boarders are expected to wait ON the colored
cook-for meals. -.-. - .,--. --..r...r,.
Sheets win be rigidly changed once in six
months, or more if necessary ..r8rFf..rHsg
Double boarders can have two beds with n
room in it, or two rooms with bed in it. as
they choose 1H iI--E.safk
q Boarders are requested 10 pull off their
boots before retiring, if they can conveniently
do so.
Beds with or without bugs ~, 49,,
All money and other valuables are to be left
m the care of the proprietor.
This is insisted on, as he will be responsible
for no other losses.
Dry goods clerks strictly prohibited. q
Inside matter will not be furnished for edit
ors under any consideration.
Relatives coming to make a six months
visit will be welcomed; but when they bring
their HOUSEHOLD furniture, virtue ceases to he a
forbearanee.
Single men with families will not be board
Beds with OF without boards.
DRAINS will be charged for by the Dozen
Nightmares hired ont mt reaonable rates
Stone vaults will be furnished for snoring
boarders, as the proprietor will in no wise he
responsible for the broken tyfnpahums OF
others ears.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-02
THE EEKO INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. APRIL q. 1870.
Noble Ladies, Leg.

10p4c Ah0lca 4<cR1~
AIMS Cora Mowatt Richie, IN her London
letter to the San Francisco Chronicle, of the
9Th. talks very plainly about legs:
1--WE trust our fair American sisters will no.
be shocked by our unhesitatipg use Of the in
nocent word .'leg, WHICH theysare accus-
toned to designate as Limb. or Flower
limb" In England and all over Europe that
little subterfpge wonids be Pronounesd indAli-
cate and nffected; and II egrkdny is The latfSr.
II not the former. But to our story White,
symmetrical feminine legs are said to be dis
appearing from American soil. They are so
much in the ascendant in England that ladies
Of rank have invented new method of max
ing known their fair proportions. We read in
the March number of the Galaxy that in n
work just published. two American medical
men put forth the gross Islander that "a hand
some leg is a rarity-we had almost said an inn
possibility-among American womenr' We
do not believe the uDgallant libel, though
American ladies certainly are not in the habit
Of publishing their charms by having casts tax
en- of their shapely legs, an ornament for
drawing tables, or to be sold for the benefit Of
the vendor of casts, or to be circulated among
friends n delicate token of friendship and
valuable work of art. What we are about to
relate appears, at the first blush, so incredible
that We hold ourself responsible for its exact
truth Upon the drawingroom table of a fndy
of rank in London-a lady of high position
and irreproachable character-may he seen;
beneath glass case, a lovely dimped little
foot, delicate ankle and rolnded calf, up to
knee joint; it is the cast of the leg of Lady
the hostess. In Soho square there is
a small, rather humble-looking shop, in which
you can purchase, for five shilings, cast of
one of the most exquisite of legs; the original
Gin the fesh) belong to Lady de c. and
R, who went 10 this shop ,incog. had her
leg moulded and afterwards generously gave
the shopman the privilege of selling copies of
the cast, which he does daily, for it was quick
ly discovered to whom the beauteous leg be-
longed. One lady, the wife of Mayor of a
town in the province, came to London and
had two casts taken Of her leg; one nIde, and
one with the neat little shoe, stocking and
garter. Strange to say Though no artist will
call it strange) the leg with the stocking and
garter produce an effect much further removed
from modest than the one quite unclad
Brucciani, the celebrated cast vendor in Co
vent Gardens drives brisk trade in casting
ladies' legs, and has any quantity of models of
all descriptions, taken from life, and chiefly
from notS. fife, for sale. How the leg mania
originated We have not heard, but there Is
certes some explanation for this sudden pas
sion among the arist9cratic fair to have their
legs recognized; perhaps it is only because "a
thing CT beauty is a joy forever" ,--.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-02

EYFEcTs OF TIE WoatEs SUFFRAGE QUESTION
N CoLoRApo.AA story has been going the
rounds that the principal currency Of Denver
Is Chinese coin, concerning which the Puebla
Chieftain says: The Chinese coin, ciroulat-
ing in Denver is simply loose shirt buttons
rubbed of the Denverites' shirts by the Celes-
tial washerwomen- They are carried around
by the men in their pockets, because the Den
yer women, since they have got female suf-
mage on the brain, won't sew them on again. 4"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-02

The Hudson Star gives the following: "a
young couplet weary Of matrimonial dos,
called upon the wife's father TO settle the Diff
Guilty for them. After considerable delibera-
ton he posted the dissatisfied couple on oppo-
site sides of wooden block, ordered them to
hold turkey over tho same, tookian axe and
witha heavy blow cut the turkey in two, saying:
You are separated by death, and nothing bat
death could separate yo.f'na syNsSES1
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-02
Wake Notice.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT I
am Tho owner Of tho undivided one-third part Of
these two town loo IN the town 81 Elko Elko county
Nevada described on the plat Of survey Of said town
as lots Nos and 10 block II Said lola are Is by foo
feet In extent aud front Commercial street The
nhle are hereby informed that person except my.
SELF has any power 10 SELL convey or Lessee sad prop.
erty UHoRoE w NJ cow i.sF ]
Hko, March II, 1870. ,s,s q ,nia.im
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-02
NEW STORE AT
BATTLE MOUNTAIN.
ThoMPsoh & ooopwIn.

IIAyE OPENED A NEW STORE Ar BATTLE
l. Il Mountain, where they keep constantly on hand
2 yery large stock et gsnAri ncobsndiss, consisting
In part Of
Flour,
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Bacon,
Cured Meats.

hnd large stock Of Miners soods, consisting Of
Powder, Fuse, picks, shoveIs, steel Drill.
etc., etc., etc.
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y. TOwNE. General Superintendent
7. II. GOODMAN. Gen'l Pa-sy'r Agent jal5f