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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15

by carrying into effect the joint resolrt;os
Of JANUARY eleventh, eighteen hundred I ao5
Patents to keep on hand for sale cone y y
all specifcatiens and drawings of pa ate9 ~
ten thousand dollars.
That forty thousand dollars of the ammo
priation for lithographing, engraving ~ sns
so forth, for the public printing during g t3i
fiscal year ending June thiItie5l, eig5stoeaaSe
hundred and seVenty-three, be, and tSl
same are hereby, transferred to the ann yre
priation for the Patent Office, for pbo to.
ijthographing, printing and paper for IN
drawings of patents authorized by ~
JOINT resolution approved January eleventh
eighteen hundred and seveutg-one, entiflea
Joint resolution providing for publisIins
specifications and drawings Of Patgpi
Office"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Is II Grants luck" again that brings the
Geneva arbitration bushes to an emlnently
successful close at the very time when such
a termination cannot but be ardenty de-
sired by an Administration now on trial be-
fore the oOunlTyp
There are tue best assurances that the only
remaining questions of Importance are those
connected with the specific amount Of indem-
nifty To he paid by Great Britain TO the United
States for her now declared breaches Of in
ternatiOnal faith and noutTalityi and, with
respect to those questions, should there be
too great variance In the views and figures
Of the prospective payer and payee, there Is
but little question that the tribunal Of arbl-
tratiou will grant, on demand of the Ameri.
can agent, board Of assessors TO ascertain
the amount due by a detailed investigation.
II, as one body of nou-contents so persist
emily contend, this Administration has done
nothing but achieve the result that Is impend-
log at Geneva, It would still be entitled to the
gratitude and confidence of the country,
while ", on the other hand, It had committed
all the blunders imputed to It by another set
Of factionlsts, the success Of arbitration would
outweigh them all.
There Is time yet between this and Novem-
Der for many uubelIovers to become con-
WINGED of what a sound majority already feel
certain about and that Is that Gen. Grants
Administration Is doing It's work in a quiet,
buslnoss-like way that Is q little tame, per-
haps, In operation, but most solid and fruit
full of result. Mark those eloquent witnesses
Of the silent man" falling gold market
and revival Of industry everywhere
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

IIrum tna NtttAhnFE NunnltFf tAl
HIS fortunes In this State are Rt q very low
ebb; and while a visit FROM him might not
greatly mind them, they could scarcely he
dress or two on the issuei Of the campaign might
pefhaps help The matter. There are a good
many people in Pvnnsylyania-a considerable
number Of them IN PlttlburR-WhO would be
giad 10 hear him express his vieWs on the tariff
question. Not longer ARO than last summer he
declared that In his opinion there was no public
question "half % important rs that Of PrOteo-
.tlon vs. Free TrAdo.n Some Of our people would
like 10 know whether, In bis Judgment this
matter Ia Of any less Importance now than before
the Cincinnati convention, and u 81, " hat are
the causes which have produced tho change 2
Others would DO glad to DO informed whether,
IN his estimation, the conversion" OF the
Democratic party, Into whose hands he Is try
ing 10 deliver Congress, included the surren.
der Of It's hostility 10 protection; while yet
others are curious 10 learn now he proposes 10
" reconcile the statement to which we have re.
fsrrod with his pledge 10 suspend the constitu.
tlOnAl function Of tho veto In all bills relating TO
revenue from impOsts, no matter how desttuo-
tive to the material interests Of the country
might DO the Legislation cf Congress- There g
q very general Impression In this state, which
has been iOsteTod Tor quarter Of q century by
Mr.. Greeley himself, that the election OF Con.
gress known TO be bent on breaking down the
protective features Of our tariff would produce q
manufacturing and financial reyulsiun OF tho
most disA1tTous character and our people would
really like 70 give Mr.. Greeley an opportunity
Of putting himself right with respect TO these
important matters, now 30 sadly mixed. By all
means lot him visit Pennsylvania.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The straight-out Democratic party have
placed Charles O'Conor, Of New York, and
John Quincy Adams, Of Massachusetts,, In
nomination for the Presidency and Vice Pres
idency, and we are told by the telegraph that
Mr.. OCOnoT has accepted the honor con-
ferred upon him. Mr.. Adams, there Is every
reason TO believe, will not decline to uphold
with his distinguished associate on the ticket
the Democratic banner Of pure JefersOnlan
Democracy. This, Of course, introduces q
third party into the Presidential campaign,
brings forward new issues, new antagonisms
and new principles. Aud yet there is moth.
ing new after all Mr.. O'Conors letter,
which has been made the platform Of the
party, Is only q mere relteratlon OF the oldeu
doctrines Of the Democratic party-of the
party that Jefferson founded and jackson
made renowned. We are forced To call
II new because the sO-called Democratic
party abandoned this ground some twelve
or fourteen years ago, and surrendered their
organization Into the hands Of the slayohold.
ers, allowing them TO manage and control II
Us they saw flt. Mr.. O'COnOr blOts out all
that has taken place since 1850, and carries
us back 10 the foundation Of the Government.
II Is all nonsense 10 call the convention that
has put him In nomination Bourbon cUn =
yention, for the reason that BOurbOnism doe 4
not apply and has no relation to the prl IL
ciples Of which he has accepted the cham
pionship. They are as old as the republic
ltsclf. They are tue principles that governed
the country Tor forty years, unadulterated by
the teachings that dragged the Democratic
party down to destruction In 1850, and the
migrating Of which upon the party between
these years has borne, in 1879, the Legitimate
fruItof surrender and humiliation atBaltimOre.
We have no disposition to go into a dlFcus-
sion Of how far these principles and ideas
are acceptable and suited TO the present gen
Grafton. II Is enough Just now that party
has been found 10 advocate them, a party
strong aud numerous enough Oput Presiden-
tIal candidates In the field. Mr.. OCOnOr
may DO right or he may be wrong. The
gentlemen who have nominated him, and he
himself, asks the country to hear and decide
the Issue that has been made. That he Is
sincere 10 his convictions VIC have not the
least doubt That no Is thoroughly honest
we admit; that ho Is In favor OF reform we
conoedo; that he Is gentleman Of the strict
Get Integrity, Of superior genius and high
attaiumcuts We will not pretend to dispute.
A. citizen his life 10 without spot or blem'
ish, aud that he has not hitherto been more
honOred by his countrymen Is entirely due to
tho fact that public donors have been by him
declined and put away. but while refusing
for himself the rewards and emOlunents OF
official llfo, Mr.. O'COuor has not boon an In
different spectator Of our political party
struggles. He has not II Il true, come down
Into the arena and mingled in our contests
but 10 times OF great national peril and dis
lslor bis voice has boon always heard, Snd ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The result of the Vermont election Is q
complete setback to Liberalism, and shows
that Mr.. Grcoloy's chancea Of carrying New
England arc we'll nigh hopeless. The Repub-
lieau party has gained an immense victory,
and proven that IN the first Of Republican
States its strength is as great as ever II was.
The lines were fairly drawn In Vermont, and
the frlendB and supporters OF Mr.. Greeley
awaited the issue OF the struggle in the fullest
confidence that II would show gain for the
ideas and principles laid down at Cincinnati.
Exactly what they counted upon may be
seen from the following extracts from the
Tribune. As late as the 3lst Of August II
sAldi
The Green Mountain state holds her olec.
tlOn next Tuesday, aud as the hrst In which a
state ticket was expressly nominated and sup.
ported on the Liberal platform Che result Will
cfatIo vote Of Vermont Is absut 1900; We DO.
lIeyo thai the Liberal Reform vote will consider.
ably exceed 20O0o. II 80, there can bo no reason.
able doubt as to tho Presidential contest since a
similar result In other states would give the
Liberal party about bOOO,fOO Of votes OF tho
UnIon, enabling 1t TO choose more than two
thirds Of the electors"
Again, on the "a of the present month, II
said.
I'VE anticipate a reduction Of the Grant ma
iOrity as shown In the last State election, cor
responding 70 this, viz; in that OF 1893, though
not 20 great reduction a. would be certain but
for the Bullying and prescription which lead
many 2 think y No. worth Tslo to through
RepubIicAn majority In Vermont was 2l,3O9.
The last majority at State election In Prosi.
DENTAL year was ~ ,Jzt; 10 1854, me majority AZ
tho State election was ls,v77; and 10 1850 II was
1880"
We have not received the full returns from
the State yet, but there can be no doubt that
our majority Is well up to that given at the
State election In lS6S-ln round numbers
1900. This, ~ Tribune, rs late as Tuesday
last, thought could not obtain. Consid-
oring the desperate efforts made by the Lib.
erals and Democrats TO reduce our majority
the result IL, OF course, great and bitter
disappointment. Vermont Is one Of the two
States In which the Tribune has always
bOasted that Its circulation was larger than
10 any other portion Of the Union. II the meas
ure Of Its influence Is estimated by the late
election returns, the showing Is certainly not
very favorable.
Friends eUerytohcrc, II Is evident that the
Greeley wave Is on the decline. We have
beaten the enemy at every point where we
have met them. We have carried every STATE
where an election has been held since last
July. Oregon wheeled into line while the
Philadelphia convention was In session, aud
sent the tldlngs of her redemption to the ma.
tionAl council of the party as It's cheers rang
out for the gallant Chleftaln who had so often
led 1t to victory. The old North State over.
came her Democratic majority, aud snatched
victory from the jaws Of death. West Viz.
ginia followed, and now Vermont. Let US
push the campaign. The enemy Is about tc
retreat. A long pull and strong pull will
win US Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Ohio. Lei
US make IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Hon. DAVID p. LEwIs has accepted tho Re
publican nomination for Governor OF Alabama
10 letter, in which he says THE issues BE-
lore the voters Of Alabama, on the election Of
the State ticket, Is whether they will have their
State government administered by the seees-
slOniSts or by men OF tho State who are devoted
TO tho Federal Union, and TO the equality OF all
men In their rights privileges and immunlties
under the Constitution and laws They must
determine whether they will oonhde the APPlI
cation Of Republican principles in their State
government TO the friends OF those principles,
OF to that party who, for twelve ySarI, have
Warrod on them. Let US hold those issues up
boldly before the people OF our state, and We
cannot doubt tho success Of our party in Ala
balnR,"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
THE SPIRIT OF THE CAMPAIGN.


[gsu. BoynioH - the CipciupsiI GsEstto
u can be asterted beyond possibility o. truth
ful denial that NJ. HreeleY DID write leitar 70
10 this city, IN which, In enumeralinE tho states
| AZ least which they could hope TO carry Penn
| sylyanla was omltted. The letter was written to
Martin ID. conway, a. stated, II was unmis-
tahAbly written BY MT Greeley, ana IVES TOT.
Warded 70 the IttbuRe once ~ ths ume Una,
ONCE vas denying It's genuineness Ihat denial
was altogether q quibble, ioundel upon tue cit.
eumsAnoe that the correspondent VINO ttst sent
We aocount ol the letter Wtote " IIom meinyty
atef " mad been repeated 70 Nun, AM totiIalel
70 preaentA pfrbdlm copy ellhoush iaNniuhy
conveying the material polnu o. the letter'
UPON THIS quibbls Poth the denial el Ut, Gree
ley and the editorial denlals o. the IItouHe were
founded, The letter IVES seen here oy BenHe.
men who could not bo mlstakeh aha VINO had
an opportunity o. lnepeouns " aiusI 'hs SnAIEe
mat " was lorBery hal Deeh mhne; ln.ts "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
Nav PnhIlrniInnn.

From the author, through the American
News Company, we have received The
Black Man Of the South and the Rebels, OF
the characteristics Of the former, and the re-
cent outrages of the latter, by Charles
Stearns.
From Philip Il solomOns we have received
Notes on the Scientific and Religious Mys-
teries Of Antiquity" by John YArker, jr.
From X. b. MOhun we have received
Belle Rose" from the French Of Amedee
Achard, by Mrs. Martha Lafitte johnson
ClRxtOn. Remsen " HafelhDger, publishers,
Philadelphia.
From the publishers, J. X. OsgOOd a Co.,
Boston, we have received The Life Of Henry
Wilson, Republican candidate for Vice PreSl,
dent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
100000
Cash Distribution.
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
A FIXED FACT.
September 20 the Day.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

NHE vast sales OF tckst AlroAdy made. And The In.
eraAainG demand Tor then from all quAIthIu, hay
GOnoogI Tor the bsnahl 0Lths Pablo LlbTnFI OF
ksBgueky advertised for Saturday, Heptenibr =
day, WllhOut peal pohemonti the nAnanamont
hoS notlhss AZ Nho tnpeQt y pafuel PSI y N Ieg.
ioF few daIs eaused many Wha wanted okhfs q ths
concert 10 Decsmbsr last 70 40 NIthout them. bone
PeotinE, no dOabtI postponomsnt and then offered
40 cen twenty and even tuentI five dollars for tickets
When ME az bSioTS WsTs offered % pafohasSTs N
the regular prloe. Others living alta dlatAnoe sent
ihoutAhda OF dollAIn By mail and empress, which got
here after GAaa Wero ooRod and bad 70 be ssut back
fhsse dlsAppoinlmsnll need not essqr again II tho
warning alvun 10 dne season Ia hoedad.
The DRAWING Will hsEln precisely At q O'Clock
sATUkDAY MORNthu, sSPtsmbOT ~, l51l, 10
ths great hall Of the Publio LbTATy b1lldlDE, and
continue until the one Ihonland llltl are drAHn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

TINTED STATES MARRHALB SALE OF VAL
~ uABLE PROPERLY IN UNtohfowN,D D. y.
In virtue Of writ OF Nsra Carins issued from the
Olerks once OF the supreme Court Of the Dstriel Of
Columbia, end TO me directed, viii sell at public
sAlo for oash front Of the house door o. said
District, on FRIDAY, the I3th dsy q september,
ig7e, At ~ 90 ooh IN, all deiendGnrs right title
toyn, 10 tAld DlatIiet, As follows Nos ls3, l2l, 9i
2s ~, l lsp. l9l 49, t2l 1884, H. tB5, 1sI, lss, lSq
hanging IN Johu ". Van Hook. Also, Lota Noe. ba8,
baa, on, 81, 69 ard dO3, belouEtsG 70 John For,
Tiers n 10 ths oo1uty Of wssnp EtoB, District Of %.
John ioI md John W Van HnsL, and Vii be "a "a
satsfy sIeoutiou No. aOl IN tayJr Of George ", Nil
Ter and Ellen Mar kdminls ratoru II uhaTlas Miller
use Of william Ward. ALEN. SHARP,
AUGUST q, 1871. Su3I.dtd;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

NORTn CARoLISA papers report that Judge
MsTrimOn, the Democratic candidate for Gov.
erhOr, recently said that ho had been fairly do
feated and would not contest. The Raleigh Era
on this point says: I'VE have been informed
that Judge MeTrlmOn said To gentleman 10
this city, before he len, that ho would have
nothing TO do with oontestlng the election. We
care not what action tho Legislature may tAko
In the matter the Republicans will resist any
attempt TO scat Judge MsrrimOu. Caldwell
was fairly elected, and the Republicans OF the
State arc determined that he and tho other
State OifieSrS elect shall DO inauguratod In Jan.
uary noxLn The same Journal publishes a
communication taking tho position that the
late election for members Of the Legislature
was illegal and unconstitutional and that tn q
Governor 10 called upon to Issue his prOclama-
ton Or 4 new election.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Wholo' tiokeis $lOj halves, 81 quartsfs, sl50; II
NhOls okSts for 500; q for 8i55 D. for sOO liB for
slAOQ 30 tor 53bOli b7b for sbOOO No discount on
less than O0 worth OF tickets ~ time. 10 accord
with solicitations, ATTAnGemou's have
boon made With ali the railroad and steamboat lines
leading Into the city for the sale o. rOundtP tickets
5000 iST dL days % ~ persons Who my Nlah u A..
fuFHihhed BIZ the Louisville aud Nashville railroad,
the L0nlsvls CinolnPa aad IoEin Eton TAilTOAd the
LgulSvillqs IndlAqApqiqlAnd Madison railroad the
Ohio and Maliaalppi load, the L0ulaylls aud DIN
olnnsu MlilbpAt Hos, aud the Louisville, Greensboro
and Henderson Mall Line Paeksta
All sEsns are required 10 close Gales and make their
returns 10 full tine 10 reach this once BY Thursday
september - 10 do thls successfully those located
At great distances must Gloss DAYS before tho
18th.
All tiokets 10 Witch gifts are awarded will he paid
Without discount h. the fAunsTs' and DToysTa Banb
either Ia currency, b. sight draft upon The Fourth
National Bank Of New York, At option Of The holder,
The tickets must hrat be presented At this u1loe,
HsuTE No. T. Puble Library BulldinE, before thor wiI
hR pAid By the bank
THOMAS X. BRA1ILRTTR,
AEent Public Library Of ksntueky,
Public Library Building, Louisville Ny.
Branch once 500 broadway New Helk, under Tue
charge o. MAJOR THOMAS II. HAYS,
Bfp5 SodhWeOW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

- Ths thirty ionTth annual - aion o. this school
viii commence ssptsmbsT ,. IL I. Of high.soh
Hrade and 4 uudeT militAJ discipline, abort d. 49,,
under ErmS preceding each daily ssssioa, The unl.
form lS cadet grSy tmmed with blaoh With SIT bot
tons peculiar u the school There tall courses Of
Lecturer scientific SUBJECTS lllusEatsd b. mo Ap
pATAtus, and choice cabinet % mi1stsla ana nla
nsWapA' or, The ACADEMY JournAln IL publl.hed b.
the ,tndsuta There are, Also, two literary soelste
Aad q school library Of thousabd vJlumea Board
and tuition a250 Tor session Of ten months, from
which a dedue Ton Of SIS vii be made to students
residing In the District Of Columbia Who spend satuT
day sud undAy At home, and have their washing and
Needing dons there. Send forCatalcgue 70
HIGHLAND l.. OARNE, A. NJ,
Au1.lAWtSspi PhnoipAl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
B.9 pSS aIssGs IA

VALUABLE BUILDING InTs, FRONTING ON
sskNyikshTH AED .ElqaIM sliRERI'a E0hTh.
RAN sQuARF, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. me 18th day o. September, II .
Lots numbered five, slI nine aud ten IN squhis
bsred tour hundred eud ninsteon. Parts Of lots Eve
and tsn on Seventh street, between n and streets
northwest The above lots beat the Uotooran
and welt worthy the attsntion Of parties Wishing
good buiidinH aits.
Terms One third CASH balanos In slE. twslys aud
etghtsen mooths for notes bearing interest And
cured ~ adoed Of trust the property sold All oop-
ysIAnoug and stamps At The pufoh aasta cost
FIFTY doaTs will be required each lot 81 the time
Of Als 0REEN 4WIJJIAMB,
Hephtd Auntlonearn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
Auction Sales.
By LAT TI,InI:.I. q rs i.. .tsl. prol.r
ssu,hrSsS o0TnsI p Psun. re; saa Eleventh. 'Hsss'

TRusTEEs SALE or 1hiPRoYE p 6lloP n w
SirE h0WIBb Uri kilsf TYI =, ,.,.
tiItus q desd WI al ds g.,ls ~, sSS n
hs land records for Wesuglg9 eoun !. ne !, ~ ~
party secured ihsrehy, vii sell m front q ,hs
prssIsos on MONDAf septembsr D. l5i,, y 2 ~
t'olook o. M, lot No 81, In Wright and DoyieN t9D'
dyisou Of Mount Pleasant, hluatsd 90 the seysntn'
street tosd, opposts Howard Universty, and In
proved b. Ffsms DNollinE. -.
Terms One third cash; residue In SIC, twelve 30
elshissn months, With Interest from daI o. sale De
srrsd paymanta 70 be aeouret b. deed o. truft qnns
prpportT, Uonyeyancina add stamps ~ cost o. puf
chaser sl1j down At time o. sale. -. - -.
sss LATIMRR a OLkARH, Auuts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
nv WIN. L. WALL :, Cg,;, Asetisnss''
~ Mo-. 300 "a Va iiY P.a SSlS s-suu..
rSgsEEEs sAE q En q gT1S

TRgsTEE,s SAN o. XhkARTLEEs PRS24PEiniII66 .
r. yi,;a, q, deed Of tru.t recorded 10 liner ara
No ollos ~, Ae q lhg lsad records o. hs ~ gt.
pTsme Oourt Of said DlsgigL Aprl ~ lg2' ln Shan.
X Hhi 81 A., Nc. qbqa, ohsnosg deehet Nc ", ana =,
The request o. the holders Of onsoi ne nosss
~ I'D DEED Of trgs hs 81 az q
hsptsn6sI isil, st5 oSloSl, p M II tTSDs az,
N hft O!an plses parcel q srogqa g "a X ~
Of l9ts = ~ ss h
Ing mstss aud bounds; oonomencinH - p9lnt m
dividing line between Hinth street west ana ea ~ =
thirty ssven feet thrss inohss from the
ner Of aAid SQUARE. running thsnoo aous
theboa west elRhty-aeyen iest, thence nofsn
fest thsuce eighty feet 70 theplao> .. "
ginning, together With al tie tuprovsmenta, ~,
oassrnsnts rights, privieaes, epd appurtenaneN y
The sane belonging or 10 any wise appSFtalniug.
Terms; One halt cash, balance In sir md tsava
months noigs beaIsG ssoprsd b. desdoi
upon the promises $50 70 be paid ~ tha time Of
sleL SyeyAhclpg and stamps a cost o. pnrohaseT.
In case sstleusut be not made ythn " dayu after
the time of sale the PREMISES Will be reso Al the cost
Apd risk Of dgfaultlna purchaser.
the amount Of which viii DO stated Il tbs me Of aas.
OHAH. n. hkTThEwHi TTpstee
ssp6 lPat iotl Wh, L WALL a 90, Auols.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
Auction Sales.


NY WIN l., WALL. = Uq,, AustlsaesFs,
900 and pO9 PsnnIJiVania avenue, cor. Hinih e.
SALE or yAIUABLl. IMPRoyLp REAI e;
TATM ON nfN1H bTlEEIi BEtWHEN q AND
n hTnElTb HORTllMHnf. =.
On THUnADAH AFTERNOON, beptainhel u ~
q O'CLOCK, ys VII as, On the premrga ~ mt patee
or parcel Of ground Iipg nd being eilueeea m tte
eity on MashlnEtos, aBd known ald described on ne
plat or plAn o. said oiiy and hetnG, A9t ", ~
kduaro th8 inrothst With the ifoprQyelnqnta.
fhia proDafiT ffoufn - feet On ninih street via
depth 81 u feet, sd u iInprufsd y = hrae nlq.I
Hrek brfldlpn, now uasd - dNeinna ihouas' WIZ
bsl CIV atiaehed, oyanN, hc, al oomplete.
The ahotd 80 oaefs yufe chance p pertiss VII
Ips 10 sscurs busness siand Win dwellirn atfnnhrl
TIE property u IN GOod condition, and vothy NEST
'' TIM. ~ oss did sssh bspss n tsss
eths nies satisfaatoliT hdaFsed, baaIina lnt1Is.a
snd ssdursd ~ deed q trust An .eeuvgyale.1ei
" h rsSufsd . soss . tSs propsriS 4 hhsshsd
81. y.,,h IN K,,,.
/ ssTb W. "a WALL w Ae 49,
ny a. C9LEnIh Ass..sass. p.,u,,,,.u,.
| Avenue.
P,r,iss dsollniaa business W nnf
n n thsir sAvantsas % cal on me, VII PEI eaal
Tor he Eooa., :! ssll q pubhs AHaslgp flggfuP
DAY and HkruRDAr. -n