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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

PRESIDENT GRANT, accompanied by Mrs
Grant, Miss Nellie Grant, L. ). Grant, Jr., l..
s. Felt and Miss Susie Felt, OF Illinois, and
General Babcock, of the Presidents staff. ON
Monday morning last left their COZ age home a,
Long Branch for the season aud arrived in New
York about half-past 10 a. m. Afoer partakinz
of a lunch at the Fifth Avenue Hotel the par; v
leit in q special car for Boston. Yesterday
morning they went from BoSS On to Cambridge,
where at O'Clock q levee took place, which
lasted until four, and was attended by the COL
lege authorizes, come of the State officials and
many Of the most pi ointment citizens of Cam
br.'ge. The Pre- dent and Mrs. Grant sub,e-
quenty called on President Elliott, when
Ulysses Grant, Jr., took leave OF his parents to
enter upon the second year of his study in Har-
ward. The Pr sident and family will to-day
90 over to Fairfield aud leave Miss Nellie, who
is to attend school there in accordance with a
programme arranged when the President visited
Connecticut in July last, and they will return
to this city on Monday or Tuesday next.
A TURKISH LADY DEFENDS MIR. AND Mas.
BtAcqrE BEY,-The following note appears in
the New York San in relation 10 PARAGRAPH
afioat In regard to the depreciatory remarks
alleged to have been made by Biacque Bey and
wife in regard to the people Of this county. A.
the writer justly observes, this paragraph did
not seem to justify attention until it got the
wide circulation given to it by its republication
in TIE STAR .Er5r
Tothe Editor Of Tie Snn:--Sir: Although was
much surprised at the paragraph in your jour
nal OF the Goth instant regarding Blacque Bey
ana bis lady, should have been reluctant to
give any additional notoriety to such iDsidious
gossip, IL the same had not appeared in the
WASHINGTON STAR, and was apparently I'm q
fair wey to 90 the rounds Of the papers. From
my personal acquaintance with Blacque Bey
should judge he was entirely too diplomatic to
indulge in any public abuse Of people to whom
he was accredited, and with whom he would
d. sire to Rave friendly relations. And having
p ssed the best part OF my life in Constanti-
nople, 1 can testify that Madame Biacdue
belongs to ONE Of the best families of the city
She certainly vas much courted and admired
at Washington, and the day she left New York
she told me with tears In her ewes Of the MANY
dear dends in this country sne 80 much re-
gretted to leave.
IL deed, am sure neither Madame nor
B'acque Bey ever conceived or expressed as
much venom as your paragraph implies, and
am at loSs to imagine now or why you have
been 80 strangely misinformed.
Respectfully, MARIA L. OsCANYAN.
Clifton. Staten Island, Sept 9, 1870.
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NV i DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. 2sfh Septemhar tgro

WASHINGTON, 2sfh September 1870
1.-The public obseqUies OF the late AdniraI
David q. Fsrragut will take place in the ci " OF
New York, under the direction OF the Common
Council on the 30th of September, inst
The attendance on that occasion of Office. OF
the naNy ~ill be fitting tribute of respect to
the memory OF tbs distinguished man, and a
gra. tcaiion - the Department.
The eommandanfs of the various naval sbi NJ
and stations viii give tIe necec'aIy leave II all
officers who desire it and who can be spared
from pre- sing duty.
AS further mark Of respect the Department
will be closed on the 3Cth inst.
GEO. M. RoBEsoy,
Secretaly Of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

HTo prevent having red nose in Winter, q
good remedy Is to battle the face in ice water
before going out, and to keep the month shut
for i've minutes after you 60 into the open Air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28
BArCHELOR-S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
HaI mess, rel'ablc instantaneous does not contain
lead, nor any rfaic poison to produce paralysis
boes ing virtues they do not possess. The genuine
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had nlrty years
untarnished reputation 10 uphold its integrity as
the only perfect ii air Dye-Black or Brown. B ,ld
BY all Drus sists. Applied at 16. Bond street, Ne
York fe5 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

NILwAUKIH. Sept. 2s.-The State Agrlcultu-
raj Fair commenced yesterday.
The soldiers Of Wisconsin also held q reunion.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, on his way East, has
accepted an invitation to remain during the
fair, and win deliver an address to-morrcw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

TIE NAVAL FORCE now on duty at the New
fonndland fishing grounds for the protection of
the interests Of our fishermen, consisting of the
Nipsic, Guard, and Frolic, will be soon With
drawn, as the fishing season there is DIR awinp to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

MISUNDERSTANDING Boutwell, to-day ac-
cepted the resignation of Internal Revenue
Assessor Cleveland, Of the ed d'si. .ict Of New
York. 1t 's said that Mr.. Cleveland retires
from the sssessorship to accept position on
the New York Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

THE L. 5. STEAMER KANSAS will make her
trial lip down the Potomac in the course of a
day or two, and upon her return will be turned
over to Captain Shufeldt who has charge of the
Tehuantepec and Nicaragua surveying expedi-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

~The most curious article OF refreshment
onered at Saratoga Lake is the far famed s.chip-
fric ipotatoes"-potetoes cut into slices so thin
as TO be almost transparent, and scarcely
Drowned in the progress of frying IL IL a conf
cal sight TO see number Of persons marching
on with a cornucopia foot long, made OF nice
white wrapping paper and filled with this deli
cately tinted dainty, warm from the pan, one
IN the city might do with huge papers OF con
fec,ionery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, Social Evils,
and the propriety imprOprety OF getting Married,
vito sanitary help for those no feel untitled for
matriu onial happiness Sent free. in sealed euvel
opes Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. sells eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

ARTEsIAN WELLS TO SUPPLY CrTIEs.-The
chicago Tribune thinks artesian wells should
supply cities with water. An artesian well OF
SIX inches bore will deliver half a million gal
Ions per day, at cost of the interest on-say
s4,oOo, Tor sinking the well, which would be, at
say, an artesian well Of that size would furnish
the people with 100000 gallons of water for 55
cents per day. which amounts TO but one-seyepth
Of q cent for every 900 gallons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

TIE COMING STATE ELHcTIoNe.-Ont the llth
of october elections will be held in Pennsylva-
ria for Congressmen; in Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa or Congressmen and State officers; exceot
Governor; in Nebraska for Governor. Stats 0fi-
GERS and CoDgressmen; and In West Virginia on
the 9th OctoOer for Governor, State officers and
CopRrc-s. In mcst of these Stat IS elections will
al: IKE place for members Of the Legislature.
Al the other States which have not already
voted will hold their electors in November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

HABLE BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TA1LORS
Fashionable ClOthlers,
CoRNER OF SEVENTH AND D srs.. N. W.
THE VERY LATEST NOVELTY:
THE HOHENZOLLERN COAT
Violet, Claret, and Black colOrs. D'"''"'
tn; H. .,is 81. msfs fsi nsss: bsss; ss!, Suit"
The olive Melton Derby Salt,
The Green Plaid Derby suit,
The scotch Freese Derby Suit. and
Many other makes Of Oassneres
in Derby Suit style.
The Blue Plaid Short Frock Goat suit,
The scoes F1eese short short Frock Fs Gos, Suit
The Olive Melton Short Frock Goat sni''
The Gold Mixed UsssmeIe Short FFaek SSas ssu
Inc s'ee' Mixed Cashmere Short frock Coat Suit,
other makes Of Cashmere too numerous to mention
or FALL OvERCOArs
We have a fine assortment OF GlenRsry o. Wing
Coats which will be the leading style for the Fall
Season.
FOR YOUTHS WEAR,
We have q very large and fine selection of
Short frock Coat Suits,
Derby Coat Suits.
Metropolitan Sack Coat Suits, &c, &c.
OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT
Is well stocked with all the latest Novelties belong
ing 20 that line. Parents will do well By calling and
examining the same.
THE MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
l. - <EaIx x-,sL sLar
sty lies Of
SUIrINGS. CLOTHS,
COATINGs, kERSEYS,
NESTIN9s, DJEsKINS,
and Cassmeres for Pantaloons, ever exhibited in
this District.
~We respectfully solicit share Of public pa
trona9e.
III A B L E B II o 8.
NV. .COBNER OF SEVENTH AND n sTs.,
eeI6-.r GENCER BUILDIvGJ
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=. .DAltIhokn, Sept; fs-Cotton dun, n iddlines
s4n. ,ass q g. r@Sfg sixlsi ssiiy..5 q =
SIe Se,s ts.4S sSrn psIs pslsf IS yellow s as
nse ham. IN 2iass &c; Lsri quiet at iSsc WSisIy
bid IS asked: DO, ls6, IS asked. 20 ls7 81 asked
Sptth tb Ssrol'nss, old,'1s hid, IA asked; do new
EEw YoRx, sept. as-stock, very duu. GELD
H., Money, as per cent Esessnss; Ions, 81,
ia IS: do new. si north osrolin. :, od %; DO
EEw Y9Rks Sep. S-rIour quiet. with price.
unehanecd. Wheat dull and unchsnged. Corn dull
and lc. lower.
HYENAs OF TIE BATTLE FTRLp-Captain
furstenberg, OF the 10'h H"~sars had been
wounded In the battle OF Gravelotte, aud passed
the nioht Of the ls'h . the 18th on the battle-
held. Recovering con, ciousncs, after q faintine
fit, at dawn be observed :,me fyures busyins
Themselves about. One OF them approaching
him, he noticed quite plainly the Sign OF the
about calling out 10 the men for aid, when his
voice fsned him az the view presented TO his eve.
The man with the st. Johns cross called the
three other figures to Q group of wounded and
dead. :" Quite close TO me 1.-THE depOnent
statesl plairly recognized q man in tue garb
OF held priest, and two Knights Of the
Order OF Sc. John. When those men had ar
open the uniform of each at the breast With
knives and scissors; whoever moved was choked
at once by their hands; If nothing was found
about their breasts they examined pockets and
hands, each ring on the hands being cut OF y tn
the finger. The priests pocketed the valua-
bles. These hyenas then approached the place
where lay; with dificulty I attempted 20 rise
and call out for help. when one Of them noticed
me and bounded towards me. I called cut as
loudly as / Was able, when two of fbem ran
forward to stand guard. Fortunately felt nv
six-shooter at my side; fired, ana the field
priest fell down wounded; the others escaped,
but we're overtaken by the field watch. which
happened TO approach at that moment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

The NATHAN MuRpHR JoKRR DIscHAReKp.
Frank j. Kipline arrested in Pennsylvsnia on
Friday lsst, on the eupposition that he was An
accomplice in the Nathan murder, was brought
up at the Tombs in New York yesterday after-
noon. He denied having any completely or
knowing anything about the murder. No wit
nesses appeared againsQdim. His two brothers
and a sister were in court prepared Z, swear that
he was home on the night Of the murder. He
vas discharged from custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

NKw YORK, Sept. 2S-The steam VI China
takes out $3.50 Geo In specie to Europe t)-d>y.
The gold award to day was Of S1,9,o,0 o, ct
13 35-1QQal3 66lQQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

TBE RULERS oP FRANCE.-It seems impos ibie
iJr any )vereign of France to die upon the
thTore and bequeatt - power to bis immedia' e
de- esoendant. or all the Foyereigns of France
since 1T1i, Louis MAJ )leon he's had the longest
reign as Pr 'ident and Emperor. They thus
eompare: Lou's XEI., eighteen wears; Napoleon
Chf-l ". sIx year,; Louis Philippe, eighteen
years, and Louis Napoleon, twenty -two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

~The Atlantic Yacht Club regatta in New
York harbor yesterday was won by the sloop
White Cat, Ludlow Liyingst)n, owner, beating
and the Orion, Anna and Josephine In the or der
pamed.
0A citizen, who deserves well of his conn
try, had large family to which additions were
boys was thus interrogated: "Johp hov MANY
brothers and sisters have you got ?n al don't
know" answered the boy; "I hain't been home
since morning." -~'''s
Rudolphe, the missing champion billiard
player, has come back 10 New York to keen his
engagement 10 play . match with Dion. He
was In the French army, and after the battle Of
English port. W o"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

THE FARRAeUr OEsEQUIEs.-The following
order was issued from the Navy Department
this morning:
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Te THE AADIEs'
have now in stock and am receiving very full
aseortnent Of
zEPHHB woRsTED.
from the celebrated factory Of Bergmapn q Co.,
Berlin Prussia, which, for its softness, briancy OF
,ooring and superior weight, has taken the PALM Of
all other makes.
Ay assortment Of
GERMANTOwN WOOL
q now also very complete, and for warm shawls,
Afghans, &C., is very desirable.
For Children's Fancy Stockings, would recon.
mend that new
BALMORAL YARN,
shich is strong and durable, and produced in end.
less variety.
sAxONY WOOL,
,.; .o- Tides. snd in fine White for Infants
s,;r,. stockings, &f' " one oil the articles con
SANITY called for.
SHETLAND WOOL,
In pure White, bright Scarlet and Bun; knits up
very pretty, and has . well deserved popularity.
sEKMANANDAMERI KNITTING YARNS,
In White and assorted Grsys, 1 am also receiving.
md would recommend the former for its superior
strength.
shall try and keep the Assortment OF oil
wORSTED YARNS complete during the season,
and would call the attention Of the Ladies also to my
full assortment Of
EMBROIDERY MATERIAL, PAPER PAT.
TEENS, CANVASS, BEADS, &C.
My prices will, - heretofore. be found very req.
sonable.
=. 0lLvkRBER0,
3l2 sEVEUTH STREET,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND D sTn.ss.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
nv EUCENE TOURNE. AUcT1oSEER

DY EUGENE TOURNE. AUCT1ONEER.
a. 1870 at 10 o'clock A. NJ l., by virtue of an order
rendered by the Honorable Judge Of the Second
District Court of New Orleans. dated October /,
1869 will be sold for account of the above success
SION at Penard's store Toulouse street, between
Rampant and Burgundy streets
THE MOVABLE EFFECTS belonging to the said
succession. consisting i'll Mahogany Parlor PuTni-
ture Hair Bottom Chairs and Arm Chairs. Tables,
Looking Glasses, Armoirs with looking glass Ma
hoCapy Armhir Bedseads Hair Mattresses Dining
Tables Crockerv aud Chinaware. Table Linen. etc,
as per inventory filed III the Second District
Court.
ALSO,
On SATURDAY November S, 1870 at u O'clock
NJ nv virtue of the same order, Will be sold at the
Merchants Exchange, on Royal street, between
CustOmhouse and Canal streets, viz
One pair DORMEUSE DIAMONDS.
One DIAMOND BREASTPIN.
one CLUSTER DIAMOND, with EMERAuDE
RING.
Three DIAMOND BUTTONS, attached together.
One Ladies' GOLD WATCH.
Two boxes containing JEWELS.
One GOLD WATCH.
One OPERA-GLASS.
A lot of SILVRRWARE. SPOONS and FORKS, SILL
YER CUP SILVER -SUGAR-STAND, TEA-STAND,
etc, as per said inventory.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
These articles can be examined AT the office of A.
Dorocourt Notary public, No l35 Royal street. IN
til the day of sale, between ten and eleven O'clock
n oc23 25 mol )
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

PY j. Il. WALTON. AUCTlONEER-OFFICE
ID No. lo2 Common street.-SATURDAY, Eovem-
Der l9 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the 81. Charles
Auction Exchange. by virtue ana III pursuance OF
order of the Probate Court III aud Tor the parish
Of St. Landry, bearing date the eleventh OF Octo-
her 1870 will he sold for account of the above
named succession the following described valuable
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all rights and privileges thereunto be
longing situated i'll the Fourth District Of this city
III The square bounded by Coliseum formerly Crsu-
la), st. Andrew. Prytania, and St Mary streets
and designated by the letter G, on a sketch an
;lexed to an act of Donation passed before Hilary
B. Cenas late notary Of this city, on the fifteenth
day of Nav 1857. sad piece OF ground measures
lZT feet inches and lines front Coliseum street
by 2S feet inches and line in depth and front on
~. Andrew street. and wi dth OF the rear line OF
IL feet inches and lines, being bounded on the
side toward ST. Mary street by the lots designated
by the letters aud b on the before mentioned
plan
The buildings and improvements upon this prop
erty consist OF a superior brick dwelling. on IA
brick basement elevation ten feet, ate roof, CON
tanning in basement one large room. with fire.
places and four small rooms hall twelve feet wide.
ON principal story, two parors, four large cham
bers three rooms. twelve feet hall, eleven feet gal
lery ali around the house. stairs leading 10 attic
Rear buildings, kitchen. seven rooms iour with
iiIcplaces bathroom, water-cosets, gallery three
feet wide, and covered gallery twelve feet wide,
stable. chicken-housc, etc; gas throughout the
house.
The house stands back from the street about
about ortv-tivc feet; there is garden III front and
the sides containing fruit and ornamental trees,
plants etc: three cisterns containing 20 900 gal
Ions. a well paved ward. etc: the whole property
being susceptible al making one of the finest and
most desirable residences in New Orleans being
convenient To churches, markets and railroads.
Terms and Conditons-One fourth cash in
United States treasury notcS-for the balance the
purchaser to execute his three promissory notes,
payable, respectively i'll one, two and three wears
the day OF sale, bearing eight per cent per an
mum interest from date until paid the purchaser
shall further bind himself to pay five per cent at.
Il, :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30

DY WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIONEER,
ID Office No. 25 Commercial Place-TUESDAI, No.
vember g. at twelve o'clock NJ, at the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange basement Totunda OF the st.
Charles Hotel, by virtue of and pursuant to an
order of the Hon. L. Duvigneaud Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated September 30 1870 No SO Ol3 of the docket
said court. will be sold at public auction for ac.
count of the above succession, the following de-
scribed property, to wit
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated in the
parish OF Plaquemines, on the left bank OF the Mis-
sissipp river, at about ttty-seven miles below the
city OF New Orleans, measuring about nine chains
three arpeDts, more OF less, front on said river
by forty arpents i'll depth being the lower halt OF
section u. i'll township No. l8, of range No Is,
together with all the rights, privileges and apprr-
tenances thereuIto belonging or i'll any wise apper-
tanning being the same property acquired by the
late Joseph She ph.rd, deceased, from Dr. Euclid
Borland and by him acquired from Nathaniel Cath
cart per act of sale before Oscar Arroyo Recorder
Of the parish of Plaqurmnes August 10. l3i9.
Terms and conditious-Fivc hundred dollars Of the
amount OF the adjudication cash in United States
treasury notes the remainder OF said adjudication
to be divided into six notes each of equal amounts,
drawn by the purchaser or purchasers 10 his, her
their order, and by him. her or them Endorsed.
dated the day OF said adjudication and made pay
able as follows 10 wit: one note on July D. 1919:
note December y. 1874 note on May 81,
1879; one note January 10, 1892; one note on
january o. 1854, and one note on December o. 1885.
and all TO bear interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annum from date until final payment. The
notes to DE scared by special mortgage on the
property sold, and the clause of five per cent attOr
news fees, in case of suit, to be embraced i'll the
act.
Act of sale, and United States stamps at the cx-
peuse the purchaser, before William Nee. Jones,
notary public. oc7 % % IIo5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
By J. Dejan, Jr.

nenartl1re Contents of the Three-Story Brick
Residence No oil Camp street, at auction.
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNITURE, FINE
CARPETS, MIRRORS, PIANO, ETC.
DYJ. DEJAN, JR.. AuCTIONEER.-OfFl +
II No 1873 Grayier street-Will be sold on MONDAf
October 81, 1870 at II o'clock A. NJ, at the three
story brick residence No. I'll Camp street, between
Julia and Joseph streets
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the three-stofy
hrick residence consisting in Mahogany and Wal
nut Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Maroletop eta2el -,
Side.hoards Extension Tables, HatRacks, hne taf
nets. French Plate Mirrors, Curtains, SHADES
Trockerv and Glassware, Mattresses, fliloWs
Paintings, Engravings, Cook stove ana o'ehsi'e
etc. ALSO. 1870
ONE ROSEWOOD SQUARE PIANO IN
Terms-Cash in United States notes. ocz'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-30
PROPERTY on BARTHOLOMEW STREET,
BETWEEN
PIERRE AND DELARONDE STREETS
STCCESSIONS OF FREDERICK COAN AND ELI
ABETH COAN.

DY CHARLES T.. PORTER, AUC-
Ii tioneer-Ofiice No. 81 Exchange Alley.-WED
NESDAY November 8. 1870. at twelve O'Clock H., at
les corner Of Where and Bartholomew streets, i'll
the Fifth District of this city (late AlSlers viii be
sold at public auction by virtue of an order from
the Honorable Louis Duvigneaud, Judge OF the Sec,
ond District Court for the parish OF Orleans dated
September 28 1876 - - -.
1, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in this
parish the right bank of the river Misslsslppi,
in the bourg Duvcrge now the Fifth District OK
this city, designated by the No. II i'll square No. Il?
comprised within Bartholomew Pierre, DelaronGe e
and Segun streets, having, in French measure ~
feet front on Bartholomew street, and 100 1eet =
inch deep on the line which separates IL from ioe
No. II, and l55 feet inches on the line when sep
arates it from lots Nos. to 10 inclusive. .
z. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in SAID
parish of Orleans on the right bank OF the Mssis-
sippi river in said bourg Duverge, in said square
No Is, bounded by Delaronde, Seguin. Pierre and
Bartholomew streets and measuring, French meas.
ure IS feet 8 inches and lines, more or less, on
Bartholomew street, by 81 feet in depth, between
parallel lines, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms-Cesh in United States treasury notes.
Act Of ale before W. J. Castell, notary public.
Il the expense Of tho purchaser, including United
states Internal Revenue stamps.
Oc8 - Is Hovz0