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6 AND--ImprOyed and unimpr0ved, oil
every quality and almost any quantity
.Oek farms, cotton farms fertile soil availa-
lie timber very valuable water power, pure
perennial spring a nsh-ponds with
many varieties Of ash; VERY HEALTHY Lo-
gALITY, ten or twelve miles north Of Mem
his, on Big Creek plankrOad and near Pa
iucah Raiir0ad, now building, Tor sale az =
20 IS an acre. Titles perfect before ask q
collar OF viii pay cost of examination 10 any
.awyer OF ability and integrity. For further
uaIticulars apOiy % Hon. A. II. Douglas,
Hoyster. rreHevant d Co, Colonel L. j. DuPro,
81 the appeal, al Of Memphis, or 70 lands ana
myself on the premises. -
nazD s. Is. RENBERE
OUSE-GROUND -A house ON New Madl-
u son street, No. pa; contains nYe rooms
ana a kitchen. Apply on premises Also,
40 acres near the " Cherry Place sells
ff1ENAs LANDs-Og various qualities, guam
Il Titles and locations, Tor sale very low OF
ease fOr nothing but the taxes, which are
llgut Apply 70 r. =. STEELE,
Ocil l6s Front street. Mem phis.
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FOR RENT.

C,OTTAGE-For rent near nly residence on
, Walker avenue, a new cottage, fronting
on TIE Hernando street railroad, containing
six rooms, cistern, garden, ETC, AZ IN CONF
plete order. Possession given FIRST of Jan
uarv JOSEPH LENOW,
dS12 50 Union street
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.xCHAN&D

S.E. cen. aAIS and JEETEEsoy.
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AFY STEAM MILL, consisting Of 40-hOrse
VI power engine and QOuble-iue boiler,
team indicator, whistle, JudsOh governor,
saw-mill, griSt-miu OF iOur-feet French burr
stones elevators conveyers, bolting appa-
ratus, etc, without the house, all sound and
III runulug order excepting CRATE bars re-
Qulred new, offered for 500, as no one attend
ed my auction; and il IL be not Acknowledged
"a great bargain [ VIII pay cost Of coming and
examining, al Renberton, twelve miles north
81 Menu his, Tenn.
Nov. 2l ls2 SIS REMBERT.
Avalanche and Ledger COPY II. del
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FOR Sale.

,UF are authorI zsd 10 announce JOHN /.
" HOUSE as a candidate for COW P
ROLLER before the next General Assem- DIV
az fhe state OF Tenne-see. 1.,-5-
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Tue.aay. 49, -. -

No property of equal vsiue -..r KEN
for sgreaE while, ueeu t.iaesli mon -t-t.
kSti a-uu v e ara giau 70 invite t.t- -rs--- -.
eiisiuees men I'd capitalists TO 81
ne properly Naii pc sui on tue 2 .s.s ---
they can oe pTrpsreG- IVA. -.r.as0 .-.- e. b.
oe found 10 De Notice or SAFE nn =.
the Clerk and Master.
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special AarEaius az RFEsasa -ss-s,- -.
invite cails rom buy ers that ue uis., ~ ~
eote eue.h e1trisoi dine. y ilducen1ents III -
Llence Los on Buniap street HOsbr srr...
ana Ooolt street. and also verr nice t.r.-l-
I.e-leen ee IN the Titus Block on Exchar,se
street onered al less THAI tire value u ~
ouliuln5. and che sTocnd thrown in
Eftf-f 80 TRFTf-Nr a elrr 4 ~,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-30

Tenders his services to the citizens Of Carson
and vicinity = . nu1se for such gentlemen rs
may require his services. Apply Il the ONCE of
TIE Carson ATRIAL. LIT
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
AN In pursuance of the order Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
| State of Nevada, in and for Ormsby County
made and entered on the twenty first day of Sep.
| TENDER, 1872, in the matter Of the estate and
| guardianship of Frank A. Garrett, minor the
nnaelsienea' GUARDIAN OF said minor, will sell at
private sale. in three several parcels, a herein
after described, for cash, and subject to confirm
| alton by said District Court on Tuesday, the
fifteenth day of October, 1872, ut twelve O'Clock
| meridian, at the front door Of the Court House
| of said Court, in Carson City, Nevada, all the
right title, interest and estate of said Frank A.
Garrett. minor. Of in and to those certain pieces
Of land in said Ormsby County, State Of Nevada,
described as follows, to wit:
All the right, title. interest and estate Of said
Frank A. Garrett, minor (same being an undi-
vided one-third) in and to that certain piece Of
land in the town of Carson City, called and
lips addition to said town.
Also: All the right, title interest and estate of
said Frank A. Garrett, minor (same being about
one undivided one twelfth Q-l2) be the same
more or lessl, in and to the east half and north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter of section
seven a., in township fifteen (l5) north of range
twenty-one t21) east, Monte Diablo base and me-
ridian, according to the United States Public
Land Surveys containing one hundred and twen-
ty acres of land.
Also: All the estate right, title and interest Of
said Frank A. Garrett, minor, (same being an
undivided one-third) Of. in and to the following
X,
and reserving therefrom that certain piece of
land in said Carson City. called and known rs,
and being block three ~ Of Phillips addition to
said town, the same being ITO feet north and
south, by Isl feet east and west), to wit: CON-
mencing at point on the west line Of Pine
street in said town. opposite the centre of Spear
street, running thence east along the centre of
said Spear street 2s3 feet; thence south 2O3 feet
thence east, along the north line Of Telegraph
street, 247 feet; thence south 236 feet. to the
north line of Proctor street; thence east along
the north line of Proctor street, ia feet to the
centre Of Phillips street: thence south along the
centre of said Phillips street. 5l2 feet the GEN.
tire of King street; thence west along the centre
Of said King street, IA feet: and thence north
along the west line Of Pine street to the place Of
beginning. Embracing part Of what is known
as Phillips Addition to said town.
Terms and Conditions u Sale,
CASH-Ten pr cent. Of the purchase money
to be paid to the undersigned on the day of sale
balance on confirmation of sale by said District
Court. Deed At expense Of purchaser.
ALFRED HELM
Guardian of Estate of FRANK A. GARRETr Minor.
Carson, Nevada, Sept. %, 1872. s1,-td
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OCCIDENTAL
LIVERY STABLE
Carson Street,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
TAKE WARNING.

HNHE v. 4 r. II. II. COMPANY ARE
Il anxious to take due precaution against ACCT
dents and loss of life resulting from running of
their trains and they take this method of warn
ing parents and guardians against the dangers
attending the too common practice of children
having in charge the business of the Company
find it impossible to PERSUADE boys, who fire.
quent the termini and stopping places of the road
from climbing upon the cars and engines and
they will feel themselves Obliged to resort to
more decided measures if these annoyances are
continued. Recent accidents, which wholly
sscribs0le to the carelessness OF persons Jumping
on and off the cars when in motion, should be
warning enough in themselves.
LIT H. III. YERINGTON, Supt
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"ANTED-STTU STTUA.
w ton - hOusekeeper to do genel nj
hOusewOrk in . private family. The best of
references given. Apply ct Muller's Hotel.
1-9-lms2
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REPUBLICAN STATE Gen.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

| A T A MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB-
"A lican State Central Committee, held in this
City on SATURDAY, July q, 1872, the following
business was transacted:
Rcsolred, That State Convention of the = ion
Republican party be held At Reno on Wednesday,
| the 25th of September next, at II O'Clock NJ, to
nominate three Presidential Electors, one Men,
Der of Congress, one Justice OF the Supreme
Court. and one State Printer and the transaction
of such other business as shall properly come be-
fore said Convention.
Resoired, That each county be entitled to one
delegate at large, one for each 100 votes and one
for each fraction over 50 votes cast for Alfred
Helm, elected Clerk Of the Supreme Court at the
general election of 1870.
Resolved That in accordance with the resolu-
ton Of the last Republican State Convention, the
various County Central Committees, SO far As the
same may be practicable. be advised to cause the
primary elections to be conducted ~ follows
First-In each election precinct clubs shall be
organized, the members of which shall vote at
the headquarters of the club for delegates to the
County and State Conventions.
Second-No person shall vote who is not
member of the club and in every precinct where
there is Registry Agent he shall also be q voter
registered for the ensuing election.
Third-That the test for club membership re-
quired Of voters shall be Will you support the
regular Republican ticket 1t the next election
National. State and County-and the Republican
platform adopted at Philadelphia, and such fur
Their test rs the respective County Committees
may prescribe?
Resclred, That it is the sense of this committee
that . contest at the primary elections between
the candidates for United States Senator should
be avoided, and that in order to avoid suclr con-
test, plan should be devised by which the voters
At the general election may have an opportunity
Of expressing their preference for United States
Senator on their ballots. and that the members
elected to the Legislature shall be considered in
structed in accordance with such preference and
We recommend this subject to the attention Of the
various County Central Committees.
Delegates are apportioned to the several coun
ties rs follows:
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City Meat Market
King Street,
ca2SjA GIN, NEVADA
YSyaE CHOICEST CUTS OF FRESH

0S0SS PO1NS US0SSOIS V0d1S 8kCs,
Can always he had at this market. also, SCPE
EIo3 CORNED BEEF for family use.
By c1resu, attention TO business and prompt
delivery IF all Orders, VIXEN csircG the under
si:red, proprietor of the City Meat Market,
hopes 70 merit share Of patronage.
LIT JOHN r. HEDER.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
CHRISTMAS nv THE CEARLEsT0wN
.g ,ss N PRISON. u'#

fsnaM BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 25, 1872.
The day at the State Prison In Charlcstown was
commemorated in the usual manner. COM
pared with other days, however, an unusual
strctness was displayed in the matter OF the
admission OF outsiders, and only three men be-
sides the HERALD correspondent were allowed to
cross sae threshold q ne. tee r0ssnas, l 2ne 9!
these was clergyman ana the others
were reporters for the Boston press. The
prisoners were marshaled into the chapel
as is customary; but. rs is not customary, the
offlcers in charge OF them exercised great deal
OF vigilance over their movements. AT no time
during the services did turkeys hand leave his
pistol, and occasionally the ominous click OF a
cooked revolver warned all present OF the conse
quences ofan outbreak. Fortunately none such oc
cured The prisoners were called to order ly their
chaplain, and after singing by a volunteer choir,
Colonel Francis J. LIpptt read to them selections
from Bret Harte and OTHER popular authors. MIS-
Sarah Warner Br ;0ks, the "FlSrcncc Nightingale"
OF the prison, was greeted with an elegantly writ
ten testimonial from the convicts, after which
there were hymn and tho tenedictlon. Contrary
to the previously conceived Spinions Of the ofcers
or the prison, there was no disturbance, and the
day passed on pleasantly for al, concerned.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
CHRISTMAS ON STATEN ISLAND.

Christmas Day was never before 80 well observed
by the good people Of staten Island as yesterday
The business places throughout the county were
cosed and the American nag noated from num-
Der Of the residences No business was transacted
In the courts or public occes. Services were
held IN all the oAarcpSs, both morning and
evening. The Cafn.0llc churches were handsomely
ueco!a !ate", and in many first mass was celebrated
~ midnight and four A. M. AT New Brighton the
Rev. Father ConrOn of1iciated, ut clifton the Rev
Father Lewis, and at Ross,i.le the popular Father
John Barry The discOurses were or the highest
order the SUBJECTS being on the birth OF Our
saviour. Az the Sailors sung iiarbor the inmates,
to the number Oh 200 tars had Jolly time OF t.
grand. dinner was given them by the trustees at
two o'clock, which the weather-beaten old
veterans OF the 8aa rclished with will. At the
Seamen's Retreat, In Stapletun, DR.. King, the
superintendent, gave magnificent dinner TO the
nvaiids under his care, and the inmates OF the
County House, at Richmond, were treated In q like
manner by the keeper.
The day passed or quietly. nothing having
occurred to mar the harmony aud g00dlellowshp
OF which the day Is indicative. XXI
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
TEE DAY At THE PACK.

That the 'bap was up at the Park yesterday de.
lighted thousands who, for the frst time during
the season, had an opportunity Of indulgng in the
favorite pastime of skating Immediately after
breakfast some OF the more anxious were found on
the sixth avenue pond, and rom the moment they
cut the Introductory "pigeon wlngn until dinner
time they kept on the bringing steep up and down
the space with an earnestness that impressed one
with the belief that II human nature could with.
stand the fatigue they would sesf4H
SKATE FOR WEEK
at time and not become tired OF the exercise
Noon found the number on both the sixth avenue
pond and the, lake greatly augmented, and from
two O'Clock onward there was q Jam OF represen-
tattves from every part OF the city and OF ali
classes and conditions OF society that can
only be seen together on holiday Lit
tie girls and little boys who had pleasant
homes and are tenderiy cared for were there In
scores side by side with the ragged happv-QO.
lucky lads OF the Fourth and Sixth wards; well
dressed men and elegantly attrcd women were In
the same throng with less fortunate brothers and
sisters, all making up seldF#
PICTURE DECIDEDLY IMPRESSIVE
As evening approached the army OF fresh recruits
enlivened the scene Immensely, and when the
lamps were lighted the hilarity on the Lake was
such as to remiud the veteran skaters OF the old
carnival times. The fun and froc OF the occasion
never Jagged. II was as keen and thorough az
eleven O'Clock when the WORD was passed TO ssccar
the Lake, as during the early hours or the day
RcgretfulIy many took their leave, but one and all
were enthusiastic In expressing themselves plcQscd
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
TIE FANTASTICALS.


or all the cities In the world that celebrate tho
birth Of the Saviour, New York. outside Of Venice
and Rome. stands preeminent In the variety Of 10
amusemsnts. IT Ia hero gaia day, and for wecks
preceding its advent v looked forward 70 with
anxious thought and pleasant antlclpsuons BY all
classea.a Here every language v spoken and every
character or religion tolerated and It V sale 70
say that tho representatives Of every nationality
add In their own way to, the great bulk Of fun
which marks tne occasion. Az usual, yesterday,
whom Trinity was chiming tts greetings to stranger
and other th0roughfAres class SO dtnerent from
the common wayfarer that they attracted univer-
80 - THE YANrAsrIcALs y .e s1sa'
wore out. And they created much amusement,
and made even tho sury inclined TO laugh in spite
OF themselves. In their OTIS TO appear ridiculous
they surpassed every former holiday. Many were
resplcndent IN c0i0rs and, where they lacked this
attraction and also that OF beauty In dress, they
made up Tor It in sheer absurdity. In the several
c0mpanes noticed parading upon the principal
streets were huge and brawny grenadiers; males
nan t,l u 1s CRLTIC ORIGIN, tt. .r
or at least they intended to represent that nation
atty dukes without number; couhteSses in pro-.
fusion, and tricky Samo0 had. scor,s OF ixithiul
aeilu Gators. These bands of niscreantS were, in
deed, "werry antlc, and II is air ~ assume that
they made many who saw them laugh when iaugl-
ter was iarthest from their hearts, and, upOu tails
assumption. their appearance was not altogether
without some mood. s#. ss.4.4l.ssef = 1stff
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
At Bellevue HospitaI

the giant Warden, Thomas Brennan, yesterday
wore JOYFUL face and was as happy as the dove
that the venerable Noah set free from the ark in
ancient times For days he was engaged in pre-
pairing for the annual least and merry making, and
he brought to his aid the assistance OF the doctors
OF the institution, whose assistance was valuable.
1t is small task to provide for 500 persons but
the Warden was equal to the emergency and yes
terday there was joy and sunshine about the
cots or the sufferers. Religious services were
held in tho morning, dinner ut for prince was
in the various modes suggested by each patients
mind. At seven ociock 7. M. all the GONZALES
cents were collected In the amphitheatre, where
an entertainment was given, in wrlch the attaches
and inmates We'd with the prOessionals-the
Boone iamily-in the rendition OF their respective
Dancing, recitatlons and songs s'Corkey" Mary,
an Old habit,se OF the place, and Messrs. Kelly and
Conkiin "tripped the light fantastic toe" and
heavy broganS to the music OF the harp, violin ana
ciarionet, and all gave themselves up to hilarity
aud Jun. The proceedings partook very much OF
the comic and the sny daTper p M to the evenings
OF poor sCorxcy" Mary, when her "afinlty, !" the
handsome Warden, declined to open the ball with
her as kis partner. Mary felt the slight kecnly,
and was forced to swing IN the stalwart arms OF
one Mr. Kelly. The following is the programme OF
Manager Tom Brennan's Varieties:- l7t rr-
SONG Goes Ringing for
s5s n Aa.f OF yas
Dance ..... .Corkey Mary, Hon. Mr.. Kelly and all
who wish to join
IntermIssIon Of Ave minutes, in order to allow the
audience sufficient tn,c u interchange their respective
opinions with regard TO the various performances.
,fMlt = SECOND tta
Recitation, ,;tage Struck Footman" Daniel Boone
Recitation "Dubiin Dancing Master". John Haye
Dance, bellevue Qundrie, Very Select Eight
Dialogue, "The Tent Scene' from JElus Cesar. Mr%
- f171 & tn Boone and Myrtle
Duct "Out in the Streets Oh ana Myrtle
Dance, "All Hnnus ArOtuo'. company
Recitation, "Betscy and Are Oup' John j. Hayes
Quairic {Eine pii As Nincpin, Mr. Carroll
10 conclude with - =. .fl y.sa
The National Anthem. White and Blue
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

ACKNOWLEDGMENT the United states Ie-
cation, Athens, Greece, on saturday, December II,
York. to ALICE A., daughter OF the Hon. John NJ.
Francis OF Troy, N. u. United states Minister TO
Greece .. ...s -, 80. -. :. = :. . r..
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, Decem-
ber "a by the Rev. g. 3. Bell, DAVID Y. MCkEACH-
NIE to ADELIsE NJ, daughter OF .Benjamn q. Lew
SoSEsmssoUs. .-on wednesday evening, Dccem-
Der 49, by Rev. William Abercrombie, d. d.,
ALBERT s. NoNRs, Of Wilmington, Del, to EMMA
H. eldest daughter Of William /. Negus, Esq, OF
M0ntclair, N. j..
-WuMuKT--RANOUs.- s.--On Thursday, December 10,
at the BRIDES residence, by Rev.. CHRISTOPHER
Rhodes SAMUEL X. WILMrRT TO. FLORENCE r.,
daughter OF George Il. Ranous Esq. all OF this city.
No cards. MMNHM#
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
CHRISTMAS AT THE THEATRES.

Tho mana ayers had gala time yesterday. Both
the matinee and evening performances were well
attended, and thousands Of country visitors CON.
tributed their share TO the receipts Of the treasur
ers' orices. "London Assurance" and 'The School
for Scandar' attracted a crowd Of comedy
lovers to the Union Square; Sothern gave his In.
imitable imrcrsonaton OF "Br0ther SAM at
wallack's; "New Years. Eve" and Ground the
Clockr were on the bills OF Mr. DAILY, at the Fifth
Avenue and Grand Opera House; "Leo and Lotos',
spread Its efYulgence at Giblos, and "Les Cent
vierges" sparsled at tile olympic. The
performances OF rare attractions The
oratorio OF "The Messiah was performed by the
Mendelss0hn Union last evening at Steinwa, Hail.
Altogether, the amusement managers may well be
congratulated for presenting a host OF ATTRACTIONS
ana for their success in securing no inconsIderable
share OF patronage. They cannot complain OF
santa Claus. tst Ht~nt4 sax
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
Died.

AspREws.--on wednesday morning, December
25, HARRY WHITLEY, aged 2years, | month ana II
days, youngest son OF Thomas anu Jennie A. An
Funeral from the residence of his parents cic
West Twenty-first street, on Friday, December ~
BEsan.wAt Rhine check, on Monday December 20,
GEORGE r. BERGH, aged 05 years
Funeral OF Rhinebeck, on Thursday, 26th inst
at emo O'Clock p. M. -ras
BgRRY.--.ht Greenpoint ELIZABETH, vile OF
James Berry, in her 5yth year; o.,,,, .ro -
spcetluiy invited to attend the iuneral fr0m her
atc residence, e5 Leonard street, this CThursdayl
BonToN~On Tuesday, December "a, suddenly,
ANGELINA, wie Of William Bouton, aged Al years
and mor,,s --<as 'rsAA
fuaefai Will take place rom her late residence, l42
Lexington avenue on Thursday eveOing, Decei!l-
Har 20, at hafpast seven O'Clock. Relatives and
friends, and members Qi Polar star Lodge, No. 245
+. and A. NJ, and OF PhGnix Chapter, No. K. A.
M are respectfully Invited to attend. Her re-
mains Will bc taken TO Rye, Westminster county,
on friday morning for interment. Trains leave
Porty-second street depot at ten O'Clock A. NJ, by
&C" CsrIIS.MIn LIN Jersey City, on Monday, December
o. after lingering illness, GEORGE CArrLS, artist,
"SFa Funeral ths day hursdayl, at eleven O'Clock
A, NJ, from the residence OF ID. :. Gregory. The
remains VIII be taken temporarily TO the Jersey
TX GokE.mAt Gs" GrecnpoInt, on Tuesday, December
o. KATE, wife OF Abraham j. Cole, ana eldest
daughter Of John Bendernagel, aged 10 years,
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funersL on Friday, De-
idence or her father, "a South Fourth street,
CrsansN.-On Tuesday morning, December "A,
ErIzABErH A. wife OF Alonz0 X. Cushinan and
daughter OF the late Isaac Jones.
The relatives and friends are requested 20 attend
the funeral from her late resldence, l9 West Nine
teepth street, this (Tnursdayl atternoony at Tour
O'Clock. The remains will be taken 10 kiu9cncid'
pE Morrr-On wednesday. December Is, amer
a short illness, MORTIMER De MOTIF, Ia tue olss
year Of his aye. 80
Notice OF funeral hercaft.r, :. =.
FHEsMAN-On Wed .eslay, December 70, IN
tne late Captain James A. and Rebecca 4. free
man, aged 10 years. .,. ..oos t,a
Relatives a2d friends are f1vited 70 atte.o ,ne
o'elocs. from her late residence, $50 Dc Kalb ay.
GIBSON --On Tuesday, DecefnOcr "a, etsih eiSsos'
In me asih year OF her age. - o.r -. =.
the lea Ives ard friends OF the mmily orc re.
o,lested tu attend the funeral nom thc fcjocace
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
AT THE CHARITABLE INsTITU-
TI0NS.

The rcn and prosperous yesterday opened
their hearts at the same time that they opened
their purse strings to the demands OF the receivers
the halt, the blind and the aged, and were re.
wsrdcd by the rays OF pleasure given forth by the
eyes OF the recipients, who received these Christ
mas offerings OF Ioud and clothing over upon the
BLEAK ISLANDS IN THE EAST RIVER.
\ The sunshine that always follows In the wake OF
sceli, and fell athwari Ike cot OF eaci patient
sufferer from the numerous Ills that 1esh is heir to-
Hhe Commissioners or Charities and Correction
Sriat a hard word IL that last one, correction r.
were yesterday the Instruments through which the
city remembered the poor and the outcast OF
s0ciety who iec that
Tho sciet pleasure 81 n generous act
is ihd gitat uIHd' SrcN brbc
waereyer their iurisdctAo!. extends The Com.