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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday. Feb. II. 1871.


The real estate market for the week has
been dun and without interest The majority of sales
were made under order Of the Courts close legal proceed
ings and the property generally brought low prices
Next week several desirable properties Will be offered
On Tuesday Johnson Miller will se at executors sale
two three story and basement brick houses known M
Nos l6i and 100 Adelphi-st, Brooklyn. Adrian ii. Null
Ter will SELL the same day, the valuable properly on
northeast corner Of leade and Hudsonsts, with build
iugs thereon The lot il sc feet 10 inches on HudsOnst
feet ON Reades in depth, and % feet rear
executors the late John korr the four tWostOy ana
basement brick houses East Forty ninhst known as
Nos 324 326 329 and $50, between First and second
aves also the six threestory and basement browns0ne
houses known IA to $40 Doth inclusive) East
Forty-ninthst also store No. ~ Futon-s; also store
corner Frankn-st and West Broadway; also the three
four-stOry hrown-stone houses north side OF one
commencing 20 Ieet east vi
SiXth-aye Boulevard ,.-
Eghthave commencing the southwest corner OF sew
enty fOurth-st and opposite Central Park THURSDAY,
Muller wilkins 4 Co. will sell coal deposit adjoining
the City OF Scranton represented by biologists as con-
tanning an aggregate thickness Of "a feet OF coal veins Oh
the best quality OF Goals 10000 tuns per acre Inc
extends from the Lackawanna River 10 the ndue
OF CrOwn-st is rectangular, 1884 feet front ny 3O 10
depth and contains 1875 more or Tess Itte
upper veins zone OF which is being largely worked close
To the line OF this property, estimated as containing
per acre, have been thoroughly tested faI
ties under lease TO take out 100000 tuDs on the aon
tract offered 10 lease this at IA cents per tu
Ii is believed the property contains 100000 TO l2OO
average OF % 900 tuns acre, or say 3oGv OF ts
the 10 the purchaser at price per tn TOT
this quantity. The Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad
runs in front No. along the whole extent OF
ton sales number OF legal sales are ON the Du
letin to take place during the week.
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Giinatioue manieo--females.

A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS and operator
"a Wheeler Wilson's Machine wishes few ENGAGE
MENTS all kinds Of family sewing and help
dresmaker Address by letter Mrs HUGHTON no w 9ht CITY
A NEDUCATED New England woman wishes
IA to TEACH SEW, or ID HOUSRwORK for BOARD Country
preferred AdlIess Mr T. D. GRAHAM, station d. Ne~fork city
A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL wishes SITUA-
~ TION do general homework to mind children Is willing
and obhgng. NJ HID, No, ~ NorfolE-st
EIRST-CLA FEMALE SERVANTS sup
piled nv PIERCE Co. Boshngeeni Greenhorns snd other
selections from American Eaghsh Scotch Germans STed ish
NNANTED-By Dressmaker, who is first
designer fashions cosks suits and dresses
few ENGAGEMENTS in private families BY the day week hs
Wheeler Wilson's machines mdcrse call address new No. IL
Seconlst, near DysiOnaye. Brooklyn, T. d.
NVANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
w Girl general bousevOrk cook. washer and
ironer; wiling and obgng test of city references Call at J
Bowerv, n Hrs-1.
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THE AMATEUR NATIONAL BASEBALL AssoCIA-
TION

Coroner Jones, Gen. Thomas Dakin, aud
Herbert Jewell the Committee of the Excelsior Club Of
Brooklyn appointed to make arrangements for cOnyen
yeRtiOn Of delegates 10 form National Association of
Amateur Baseball players have issued an address
setting forth strongly the owls connected with profes
siOua bah playing, and tie disastrous effect has aad
Interests of the ACCOMMODATING the
address can Tor convention 70 DC htd az Ihe rooms
the Excelsior Club. Brooklyn. March l6 1he can Is
signed Inv yeSno,gn merchants bankers and other in
fucut.al men. All amateur clubs especially those IN
Southern cities solicited TO send delegates, or 10 be
Represented by letter. in the coming convention.
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6itnatiors Uante0-- malee.

A COACHMAN's SITUATION wanted by n
steaIy mani frsAs and city driver Will
well recommended his late employer Ca or Addres H. H.
Private Stable West Twenty ourth-st "a
A CLERKSHIP in the COTTON BUSINESS
"A desired address W p B. s. Box lo4 Tribune Office.
EARM HANDS at BOwling-green.-PIERC
hand frsicass SSedes Germans Scotch
and English; also Mechanics COsewen, and Gardeners, 6e
CCOTCHMAN and wife, Engiishman and wife,
- Grste houseSeepefs arei want SIIA
TiONS Eerth South inquire the Agency Of PIERCE
Co, 3 BONlng-green.
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80, o,rrr-rnrm TxRr-P.nr L-Io,curs'ry "opens I"

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800 relnn-n a. Nst,lor s6t. Mount sgt Meioasu'
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.Geor-c LYNN. 80 - dcAr
ssru smith agt Toiea. 'sS'Iher' as'
Sos Hart 's F FsET' ii-sup, Jorcns At 10 ma,,,,
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The rs,d state, set 70 Barrels Distilled spirits %
Battes Oh Of BAY.
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c s A. IFssIoys-Iiefo-e Recorder Opens at
Ham.
John MIer Augustus 7..Samue Nenton grand larceny
Bucshari and Ella Reu- 8.John TAYLOR granG larceny.
ter rolhfrg q. John Dunn grand larceny.
Lines ID AI-. an! Catherine T. huught, grand lar
Hem
Usst Pc kus false ure. H. Kate Foley grand Larceny.
-er-es 2..M'ch3el fitzgerald, larceny
l..ClrstopheT Wuest, grand lar from The person -.
Is. Mariana Danserean, petty
3 laac Levi. grand lgTceny larceny.
G.. George W ls0n grand larceny.
tfTv Corn Broa1r yx-P,Er Judge THOMPSON.
Van Lawn sgt. Walter.
F.srb.- art Nnlrag. 5g..S Sheridan Comfy.
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S3..McOauy agL Flnh 1t.'hchag'e' sgt lEn0h
= Cole e~i. % nm. q5. Sherwood Gg- Chase.
T. Becker a~f Iiae-cr l3l. sheridan agt. Comfy.
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Nrrts act l51. Brooks sgt Oumsnle.
IS Queen at. Power los. King Grogau
p iirrrv AZ Ilrsila-i. lg2. .WLitsY sgt Mccarthy.
RS
PAR il-llge McCUE-Ciyl Trials PART llJulge >kilsON
Erecial Tern
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HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YonK. saturday. Feb. Il. 1911.

NEw.YoRK, Saturday. Feb. II, 1871.
The market remained very inactive during
the whole Of the week closing to-day, and neither the
call for horses the prices realized from the limited
number OF sales indicate slightest tendency toward
an improvement Dealers are nevertheless confident
that business will assume veler aspect as soon as the
present depressing influence OF the weather SHAH cease,
and IN most instances well prepared to meet the de
mand likely to occur at speedy opening OF the spring
trade.
The following table gives the average figures nj which
the different classes OF horses held by the prime pal
dealers in the Bulls Head Market.
Description
Canadian farm bor.es, from .............SI2 100
Common Western work horses from. $50 20
truck horses 20 10 500
Pains OF COOL eryoeable driving horses from 400 80
Pairs Of tine carriage b0se 800 70 1900
Pairs Of superior carriage horses of great style and
from l,IO to 1000
The celebrated, Thoroughbred stallion Fleetwing "a
announced 10 make the OF 187 at Jerome Park
stables His trainer Mr. g. W. Walden, will take few
horses TO train for the coming season. SO will also
another OF our most successful trainers, Mr. Taylor,
who has just opened stable at Jerome PARK Tor the
same purpose. -. -, -.
an established reputation for producing rst-cass work.
are In receipt Of large orders, but general trade Is rs
not as lively as IL should be near to the approach O
the Spring season.
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Sorscs, Carriages, Garness, &e.
AT GEORGE j. MO0RE'', No: 1916 Bowery,
"A for very cheap Brtennon.IoP PhABionn Doevos
WAGONS Sitting Top and noTop BUGGlBS and large a~ofe0.
Of secondh hand WAGONS.
lime HORSES for SALE.-Fiye pair closely
matched and superior COACHHORSES for sALBi eau De
sci" NJ "' JAM " ~ WIN. JORALBMON.
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NORRIS WILKINS. Auctionecr
ZINE TENEMENT PROPERTY, northeast
srly corner Washington Rectorsts, at AUCIlON-b H.
Ludlow Co SILL Auction on WEDNESDAY, FEB 10 ol
At Y clock at Exchange Salesoom. No III Broadway nny
Buiug the ynabe PLOT southeast hngton and Rector
Sta containing s. feet 90 feet inches in dpt q e
inches on Rertorst ~ inches north side De Tue sad d
nops mors This location IS admirably adapei for tnn ms
Offering opportunities for light aud ventilation can be 70
couard an Is 10 y cent For and n pre
nlar.. annlr % The Anctioneers hne-s. N,OIV
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ADRIAN II. Muller, Auctontet
cIPREME COURT SA Elm Partition
- VALUABLE REAL Estate, FIFTH WARD NORTHEAST
CORNER iIipsON and PEADR-SrS-ADRIAN II. MULLER, p.
R. WILKINS Co. will se suction on TUESDAY, FEB r. at IL
ct AZ The III Brosiway BY ore Of the Su
ur,e Court in partition direction Of Graft Nathan Ref
cree valuable Fh Wari Property located the northeast corner Of
nso and Raess With the buildings and mpO emen thereon be-
pg Is m 10 inches Hason 10 feet on Reades 50 feet depth
ia % ,se, an relr G63)
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
gup rses. C55 JJ Moon setS....... 1875
THIS pA'.
Sandy Hook. l:3 Cows - 253 He'd Gate 4:Oi
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Mnsiral In5Lrnlnents.
mathinerp.

s. g. !. GEAR g. Co., Boston, furnish
"a everv description Of and Iron Working MACHINERY and
supplies The bet regardless Of mixer At lowest po' mates
TIOR SALE-3,OOO-lb SAFETY HOIST or Ell,
EvATOR opening Eve feet Eve stories high replaced
with larger elevator Of TOWARDS make For prices, &c, app 70
JOHN TRPNEY Beekman or $50 West Twenty eghthst New
York: GEO. HOWARD, II south Eghteeuhs, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

5ieam,boats ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
,.I re5 no;tSa woc as' G1.'qR J'oo LS S D a."
ei'i1 pS on 30 Ise Ee" AID Hsneh steamers
CRY or EEw.yoeK,
CRY or SEwLOSDOS
F F l e Nc EsEYer 5 sandsy sIs; 20 oeseE H. fro"
Pr Ees.ISrde7 I 500 us. cc,cesy vita F-pss traln,
@ The Po. va Sso1Sea, So,seH So,s,s al woc
Nd, isoash deke'' sna s' Or sa ,7gv q y. o9c' rT o.
Sss.Yo's. oe, ~, ia,a j. Do '''o''' ''' ~'.'-
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Cabin re p r.; { iI,9 Pr H. y r. 100: q E29sl9S
, g S5, a Ssc ', ,s c9aps'; e P'of; oo Prov
E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C.
se'Tes iea'a ee-} Tor NsT,sen at As Trails North I'D
RALTIMORK AND OHIO RAILROAD cor
~ ISDEPRSDENr LlSE Tor The wEsT. SOUTHWEST and
G15o,rb POM H., 70 a. Se,.-,,t ,ri :, - . g
foot q Corilandtft rur route WkNf 4 ZIP Wssag.
ton D. c. and egra tou eit eo Iae ONLY In, saohsg
'''''' 0''' C. v. 'PiEavEIL lcr-i Ay.u,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of JERSEY
meets .. sr,e & soat1 Bses Soss :. Hs5aoa as 'SS
ws ss asag asd yes,.a R'fs y r. -
yania aBi Eev-York tts;e.
ALLENTOWN LINE To TIE WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COmmenc ~ Janu-y %. lSll.Le1-e NrY.yol. follows
q. u-f0r Fl1lngiou fsston. Bethlehem sr-b Cnui WIZ.
barre Pii.oa Mahauoy C, NJ Cs1 iaIeioa thaos5os
TOvaufa. MeverY.
7tO In.-FOr Eaton
ga nWzrzEs Express daily lsrcsp. suHla-,l sr Eson A.
Junction STOglsIagr Wa's crroH
aaS5' Ere &c ZION 1ap c.aa, .siao 8; x
Carmel Niiamsp0u. kUc Nc
logo 4 nv Tral ,,onervlIs
Fiemlgol Elston Allentown, Nf'rh frns ". EEoy
CITY Hitet0n WiAehirc, Resns CoCnt Lancaster, EprL-
Potsvle. Harrisburg, &C.
m.-For Easton sui AUcnogn
$50 D. m-For Eao1, Allentown. Nauh Cl-nk AM -ct're
$3.50 ,. m-FOr SOmervil.e anl Flemngol 80
3. m-CNcIsNAu EzPsEss, daily. i'r lasion h.-en As
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago ahd tnon.s sleep
g Palace Cars Pbh an CD SGD toaaoct ~ Jescao'
with Delaware LsczlEnna and Western Ea'd or sefEnoa
5.i5 p m--For Somervile
u.-Sor s0neryiis.
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nm.-(Er.ssntj-Pos RssiOn.
9.41p. m.-For Pl1l4.A
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amp n Zoo 200 3J 3D. 40 ABB f:+, 4:iy. S.Ji 80.
Goo G3O 700 7:4J 500 3.2l 100 $50 lU:iJ lo
Tickets for the Wet cn obsri The Office u TIE 1tfa ia
road OF New Jcey o. Brcrty. Y aul 90 % el 'ies
and ticket Offices rkCtr. X KICKER Su.erl.la-
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ANn PAup0An

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On ami aser MONDAY OCT a. 1870, Tssa sn leave JanesS1
iOlOws
S;3O a. m Greenpor and So Ilarbor
1898 a. H. Ncr.hpoI Wsy Train
ltOr all kytrla "a refs runs 'lf0asl 70 nf~n
on SATURDAY nights
400 p Horthpor KIposs -.
Hampstead WAY Train runs % lsp On SatIray rSh
500 D Eorihport WAY Train. ,,
Glen Cove Locus valley Hcksyie husngoa al NgIgol eaSs
Hunter Point q $3.50 m. and p M ~ ID bAkt ~ NaP-
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Counirp propertp TO Eei.
Doaro ano Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY at AZ West Washing
N tonpAoe will let large front hooh elegantly ih"He''
gentleman Of quiet habits, without boArL
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse
teeapyinS sousre from spnngtehst boston
Y. ROGERS, Proprietor
rlOJTR gentlemen can have BOARD aud use of
h.l in pa,, ,.mi, .s sss Address DKLTA. Thbaas oase
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fona 1slano Real estate for Sale.
RICHMOND HILL
Long Island,

and ,utifI ', miles from the Rooseyetr
frrr by Southde Railroad miles west from Jamaica ps
he inon Of the railroad Myrtle and fultonaye " h
y,1 grade and handsomely lard out with streets avenues A
inroTd with new elegant buildings ornamental Iet' shu
III 3e tboougby drained perfectly healhyi the Who'll Vac
over acres restricted against nuSances and ~ he A.
m view of the Of ockawsy aud OF the surrounding o'u
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PRnRATE nRnrR

state Of Michigan. County of Van Buren,. az.
At n session OF the Probate Court, for the
County Of Van Buren, holden ut the Probate
Office in the Village of Paw Paw on Non
day, the eleventh day OF December, IN tho
year one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one. present-GeO. ". LoWtOn Judge of
Probate. IN the matter OF tho Estate Of
Sarah Baird deceased
On reading and flung tho petition. duly veri-
hed, OF darman Pitcher praying Tor reasons
therein set forth that administration OK the e.
tato OF said deceased may be granted to Rich
ard w. kctchtlm or TO some other suitable per-
son.
Ihcreuuon it is Ordered that Monday. the
eighth day OF January, 1872, at ten o c0ck IN
the forenoon, De assigned Tor the hearing OF
said petition, and that the heirs at Jaw or said
deceased, and al other persons Interested in
said estate, arc required TO appear at n sessIOn
OF sad Court, then to be holden 40 the Pro-
bate Ohicc in the Village OF Paw Paw. aud
show cauee, II any there be- why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be granted. And it
is further ordered that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested in said estate
OF the tendency OF sad petition. and tho hear
ing thereof, by causing copy or this Order to
he published In the True Northernor a news
paper, printed and circulating in said County
Of Van Buren, for three successive weeks, AZ
least, previous to said day OF hearing s72t3H
GEO. w LAYTON, Judge OF Probate.
\ true COPY q. w. LtwT0T. 13ga ~ Probate
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Default OF payment having been made IN the
money secured 10 be paid on and by a certain
indenture OF mortgage made and executed b.
Sa6ra smith, Of Van Buren, County, Michigan.
TO Harry stephenson, OF Washtcnaw County,
i'm SAID state, winch mortgage bears date Jani1-
arg sixth, a. D. IS70, and was duly recorded i'm
tho olhco OF the Register or Deeds Of the Coun-
" OF an Buren, on the sixth day Of January,
a. II. 1870, 10 Iber number tone" OF NOR cages
on page 69 sud there being claimed to DC duo
and unpaid on said mortgage at the date OF
Jhis notice tho sum OF ftty-iiv9 dollars. also an
attorney fee Of fifty dollars stipulated therein
to be paid IN case OK foreclosure. and 10 pro-
ceedlng6 at law OF 10 equity having been had or
instituted TO recover said sum or any part
thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given that
by virtue OF power OF sale in said mortgage
contained the hud and premises therein de-
scribed to-wit: Lot number nine III block num-
Der eight i'm DOdge's addition to the Village Of
Lawton, County Of Van Buren, and State of
Michigan, in order TO realize the money so as
due, said attorney fee. aud the costs
OF foreclosure will be sold TO tho highest bid
der at public auction at the front door of the
Court House IN the Village Of Paw Paw. in said
County, said Court House being the place for
holding the Circuit Court for said County, on
the twenty-seventh day OF January.
\. ID. 1872, al ten o'clock in the forenoon of
that day. SG6t13
Dated October 30th. 1871.
HARRY STEPHENSON. MortQagee.
T. HAREEE SIFPHrNsoS MY FOR Hortcavce.
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MORTG SALE

DEFAULT having been made IN the pay.
ment Of q certain indenture OF mortgage bear
ing date the twentieth dav OF August, A. ~.
1868, executed by Orlando II. Newcomb and
Elizabeth Newcomb of the township OF Waverly,
Van BureD County, State Of Michigan, to Penn
brook s. Grimes of Kalamazoo. Michigan, and
recorded In the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
OF Van Buren, County. State OF Michigan, in
Liber l., on page 456, on the twenty-fifth
day of August, A. ID. 1863, and the amount
claimed to be due thereon ut the date OF this
notice, being nineteen hundred and nine dollars
and eighty-tive cents, ($1909.85 including an
attorney fee OF twenty-five dollars provided for
In SAID mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at
law or in equity having been instituted to re-
cover the amount now due and unpaid and Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof !:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF power of sale contained in said
mortgage there will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, the sixth
day OF January, A. ID. 1872, at the front door
OF the Court House, in the village Of Paw Paw,
in said county OF Van Buren,, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon OF said day, the premises de-
scribed in said mortgage, or 20 much thereof
as may be necessary TO satisfy tho amount due
or upon and secured to be paid by SAID mort
gage, with interest and COSTS said premises be-
ing described as follows, to-wlt The south
half OF the north east quarter, also the south
east quarter Of the northwest quarter, all on
section twelve Q2) in town two Cd south of
range number fourteen Q4) west, containing
one hundred and twenty acres be the same
more or less.
Dated October 18th. 1871. 863tl3
PEMBROOK :. GRIMES. Mortgage.
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ORDER OF APPEARAN NOE.

STATE OF MIcHIGAN.-The Circnit Court fol-
the County OF Van Buren,. In Chancery.
Barbary Ann Valleau VS. Joseph +. Valleau.
Suit pending in the ninth Judicial Circuit OF
the State Of Michigan at Paw Paw, in said
County Of Van Buren,, on the first day Of De-
| cembeI, A. ID. 1871 Present Vim. Ii. Tucker
Circuit Court Commissioner for said County. 1t
satisfactorily appearing to me by affidavit on
file in this cause. that the defendant in this
cause is not resident of this State, but is a
resident OF the State OF South Carolina. On
motion Of John Knowls, Solicitor for the COM
plainant, it is ordered that the said defendant
cause his appearance in this cause, to be en-
tered within three months from the date Of this
order, and that in default thereof that said bill
be taken as confessed by the said defendant.
And it is furtder ordered that within twenty
days. the said complainant cause notice OF
this order to be published in the True Northern
er, a News paper published and circulated in
said county OF Van Buren,, and that said publ
cation be continued in said paper at least once
in each week for six weeks insuccession, or that
she cause copy of this order to be personally
served on the said defendant at least twenty
days before the time for his appearance.
Dated Dec. LIST 1871
WILLIAM II. TICKER, Circuit Court Commas
sioner. S7ft7
JOHN KNOWLES, Compliments Solicitor.