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lnSS, Whlcn was passed Mol1o-
 rial fur aid to sink arteSian wells
 was read second time and referred
 10 committee on agriculture, Act
 to appropriate (Sl,0G0 to each 1 cOunty) inOnpy for educational purposes, read twice and referred
 to committee on ways and means. l Council bill to locate the Capital 1 at Phoenix was tabled. Bill creat- 1 ing county courts was considered in committee ofthe whole. Adj'd. Monday, Feb. 3-Met pursuant to adjournment. Journal of Sat urday read and approved. Reports of committees: Mr, smith favor. ably upon memorial asking dOna- tion of lands to ald the sinking of artesian wells; Afr. Allen favOra. bly, upon bill to obtain statistics; 1fr. Rowell favOrably upon acts amending section of an act fix ing commencements, terms and expiration, of Territorial and county officers, ,and to amend chap ter IS, Howell code, of proceed ings in civil cases, unfavorab'y upon one to amend chapter "A of Howell Code on elections; Jfr.
 Montgomery with amendments and favorably upon act to amend chapter 10, Howell Code, of crimes and punishments; Mr. Davis, for committee of whole upon act to create county courts, with amend ments and favorably; Mr. Smith favorably and with amendments of act relating to marks and brands. Introduction of bills: By INr. Gleason to locate the Capital at Prescott on and after Septem- Der l, 1873; by Mr. Behan to amend election law so as to make the election of Delegate to Con- greSS on the first Monday in Sep tember in 1874 and every two years thereafter; by Mir. Redondo 10 authorize the town of Yuma to levy a special tax to build q levee. Message was received from ihe Governor announcing his apprOv- al of act 10 appropriate S300 to each county for educational pursosps. To provide for obtaining statistics passed unanimously. To amend an act relating to marks and brands passed by sixteen ayes. After various motions, the coun- cil bill to locate the Capital at Phoenix. was indefinitly postpon- ed, and the same disposition was made of act to amend chapter 24, Howell Code, relating to elections. Adjourned.
 Tuesday, Feb. 4--Met pursuant to adjournment. Introduction of bills: By Mr. Rowtll, to amend act creating office of Territorial auditor; by Mr. Jacobs to extend the limits o. the village of Tucson. Passage of bills: To amend sec.1 of an act fixing cOmmencement,t time and expiration Of T. rritorial and county officers and to legalize acts ofnotaries public and commission CTS of deeds, passed by a vote of B to f. To amend general cleo tion law. making election of Del egate first Monday in September, read twice and referred tS election
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Saturday, Feb. Met pursuant to adiOurnment. Journal read and approved. Mir. RedOndO. for Yuma delegation, reported back favora-
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announced ms apprOFa! Oi Oiil tO change the name of Arizona City to Yuma. Adjourned.
 Wednesday, Feb. 5-Met pur- suant to adjournment. Journal read and approved. NIT. Moves, for election committee, reported back act for registration of voter without recommendation. NIT. Bidwell. for judiciary committee, reported back favorably act to pay the district judge $500 per annum out Of the Territorial treasury. MT. Aldrich, for committee on Territorial affairs, reported favor ably upon joint resolution asking the Secretary of the Interior to brgiR the construction of the pen itenciary, which was passed by s ayes and 1 nay. A message was received from the Governor announcing his approval of acts to better enable the supervisors of Yuma county ts erect county buildings; to provide for obtain ing statistics of the Territory. h. troducti0n of resolution. By Mr. Henning, con current resolution that the legislative assembly ad- journ sine dde February IA, at 10 D. m. and was thereafter adopted. Passage of bills: Relating to dis trict attorneys, ayes hayes 2; to provide for registration of voters ayes , hayes i; to amend an act relating to marks and brands by eight ayes, and one nay; house memorial and joint resolution re- garding artesian wells were adopt ed. Adjourned.
 Thursday, Feb. 6-Met pureu- ant to adjournment After the regular reports, MT. Henning gave notice Of bill to tax mines and proceeds. Introduction of bills: By Mr. Stevens, to amend public school act; also for appointment of commissioner to Vienna EXpOSi- tion; by Afr. Bidwell, concerning proceedings in justices courts; also to amend section II, chapter 45, oflimitation of actions; by Wr. Henning, to obtain new seal for the Secretary of the Territory. Action on bills: To define juris- diction of probate courts passed; to print certain laws in Spanish, lost by ayes 8, nays 6; to incorporate religious and civic societies passed by s ayes and 1 nay; to provide for obtaining statistics, passed by seven ayes. House bill to enable town of Yuma to levy a special tax, passed; also bill to appoint Vienna commissioner. Message was here received from the Gov ernor favoring some financ1al in- ducement to the party or parties who first put woolen mill in operation in Arizona, which was referred to committee on Terri torial affairs. Adjourned.
 Friday, Feb. Met pursuant to adjournment. House bill re- lating to selling liquors to Indians passed by unanimous vote; also house bill amending act fixing commencement, terms and eXpi- ration of Territorial and county officers and Iegalizing acts Of mo-
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RUSSIA VS. ENGLAND.-It would appear from the follow ing dis patch that Russia has not forgot ten the Franco English alliance which worsted her in the Crimean war. The old "Bear" has cun- ningly occupied his time, since that inglorious defeat, in making ample and complete arrangements for prosecuting vigorous and, no doubt, successful campaign. He has opened his mouth and shown his ivory's to John Bull:
 Berlin, Feb 3.-The Vessicche Zeitwg demonstrates that the Russian forces ill Central Asia are strOng'enough to defy any attempt on the part Of Great Britain to check their progress, and that England is powerle>s. The Zei- tURg says that Russia now only waits for false move on the part of England.
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Guarantee.

The undersigned, residing at
 -. State of -, undertake that, if the foregoing bid fo7 car rying the mail on route No. - he accepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder will, prior to the 1st June, 1873, enter into the required Litigation, or contract, to perform the service proposed, with good and sufficient sareties.
 This ve do, MaGerstG,ading Ctss-
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The rest of the Week-Sunday.
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The undersigned, residing al
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THE WEATHER.
WAI DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer

NAs IMPAIRMENT, OWce Chty Siyndt O1tccr,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. 25, 1873, IL a. m. I
SrNoPsls FOE THE PAST rwRNrY-fo HOURS
Tie storms on Friday morning central Ohio and
of the middle Atlantic coast have moved northeast
ward beyond New England, preceded BY brisk and
hgh easteriy winds and heavy snow. Rising ba-
roDeter falling temper ture, fresh and brisk north
westerly and southwesterly winds, and clear and
clearing weather are now prevailing over the New
England and middle states, accompanied BY areas Of
light snow over the northern portions. Northerly
to westerly Winds low temperature, and rising ba-
rometer from Florida and the south Atlantic to
the Ohio valley, with cleM weather: but from tho
latter to lake Erie and the upper lakes, with partly
cloudy weather and occasional areas of light snow
Falling barometer, rising temperature, and fresh
eaterly to southerly winds from Alabama to Texas,
with clomdy weather over western Louisiana and
eastern Texas.
PKoBABILIrIHs.-For New England and middle
states rising barometer, lower Temperature north
erly winds and clear and clearing weather except
possible areas Oflight for the northern portions
For the western gulf states falling barometer rising
temperature, increasing TO fresh and possibly brisk
easteTy to southerly winds cloudy weather and very
probably rain, and these conditions extend eastward
over the eastern gulf states From the south Attain
tic coast to lake Erie, lower Michigan and Indiana
generally clear weather, and low temperature, she
winds shifting probably to night to easterly and
s0iherly, with Increasing c0udiness and rising tenn
perature. From Tennessee to lake Superior and
westward; falling barometer, rising temperature,
winds shifting to northeasterly and southe asterly
AMI increasing clouiinesS and very probably threat
ming weather to night. A storm center is appa-
reitiy advancing eastward towards Louisiana and
Arkansas.
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0oyerumest eecuritaes.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-viryinia So, consolidated
IS West virginiss, lIf, bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-Cotton active and firm-loW
middllnss, ss@lsas: Flour quiet, btn frn.Prices
Der western, S2.O6@2 10 Corn dull-whte southern,
6@I5; yellow southern. 5000; mixed western, nomi
nal, 6Ds. Oats quiet and ady-southern, a694S;
western mixed, S5@45; do. white, 46@E. Rye Quiet
but frm-prices unchanged Hay ESTEEM, 25l953;
Pennsylvania firm. Provisions quiet but firm, Mess
pork firm, l4@shIa. Bulk meats-rhoulders, 50 as
f ar Ssns clear riS sises
clear rib sides, s(aeaa; hams, new, R's9l5, Lard,
firm, 6sR. Western butter dullchOice roll 2i6 925.
Whisky nominal, 81.
NV YORK, Jan. s.--Stocks steady. Gold firm
"A. Money firm, T. Exchange, long, gs; short,
1913. Governments very firm. Virginia skies, IS;
Jew, 20. North Carolina's, S3; new, II.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Flour quiet. Wheat steady.
Corn steady.
for %cnSy and account Bond Hpe e9 fs 8,
9,s, ~; 1857, s'4; lo-A0s, slA; new fives, so'l
LONpoy, Jan. Is, 2 p. m.-Consols closed IN
changed. Bonds friner-Ia6, old, ga; l567 925s
10 b's, s2,5 new fves, 80. Erie, 5D1s
PARIS, Jan. T.-Reuts, 81 francs confines.
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It is impoesislet understand she reasons that
actuste the Chicago relief committee Of this
city in insisting upon drawing from the tax pay
ers Of the District the ftsf amount of the hun
dred thousand dollars yoted for Chicago. now
that, that, city has said through its mayor and
press that the money Is not needed there, and
thar the people OF Washington ought not to be
called upon to pay 1t. Yet the com mittee at its
meeting last night voted ''to procure said bal
snce from tie District government and remit
the same to Chicago" VIII the committee
please to rise and explain why this not overrch
community shall be called upon to pay over
ee5.0S to Chicago that Chicago says she does
not want?
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Oakes Ames' refreshed memory was in good
working condition for an hour and quarter
this morning, but when the new branch of in
quiry was reaohed-the Sioux city railroad-it
suddenly ceased to vent, and the most energetic
pumping Of Judge Poland and the other COM
mittee men, utterly failed to draw a drop He
(Ames) didn't know nothink." He didn't
even know whether or not he was a director in
the company, but had vague impression that
he was. He wasn't quite certain that he knew
who vas its President; but he was certain the
road never could have been built but for land
grant Perhaps after he has vivitied his ex-
eeedingly torpid recollections by reference to
that remarkable memorandum-bOok which is
always at Easton and never forthcoming it
wiz occur 70 him that he knows more about it
than he thinks he does The concern seems to
have been of the credit nObilier order, with a
Construction jobbing ring of the same sort
a the credit mobilier jobbing ring upon the
main line of the Union Pacific railroad of which
this Sioux city affair is a branch.
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There was . Perceptitle change in the New
York money market yesterday, borrowers on
call being supplied ut SAT per cent. Mercantile
paper was quoted at SAP per cent. for prime
names. Governments bonds were strong, with a
considerable advance in New York. The Lon
rising, as the drst effect OF the news that the
Secretary had negotiated with the new syndi-
cate for Che remaining $500 ,0O0 900 of 1--WE per
cents. The stock market opened strong, but
in Pacific Mail. bit rallied later IN the DAY.
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In noticing the fact that the House commit
tee on banks has agreed to recommend the re-
peal OF the restrictions on the rate Of interest
legally ehargeable by the national banks, the
New York T,m>s expresses the belief that such
repeal would act strongly in favor of the bor-
rover. At present, it is next to impossible 10
conduct the business Of banking probably on !
per cent interest, and it is alwaysperfectly pos
sible in the large cities, by slight subterfuge,
TO get more The result is, that money is drawn
to the speculative centers, where from II per
cent to 10 per cent. can be had for it, and the
legitimate business of the country finds neat
difficulty in getting money at all. Most business
men Will agree with the Timss that after the
note-hOlders are adequately secured, the more
free banking We have, the better for the eoun-
Nv
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BARGAINs. BARGAINS.
RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A HOUSE.
PAY RENTS NO LONGER. REApl

A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. ls2 "a
street oufheast, near the Avenue; 6 rooms, bath
room, water closets, bay windows, front yard and
good stable: ~ foot paved alley; price, % 5 long
time.
Also, . nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No. IA, "a
street northeast lot 22xlp good rooms beautifully
terraced, for price and terms call at ONCE.
Also, new s-room FRAME HOUSE,, corner 18th
and southeast; faces south and east; lot 1xlUO;
price S3,Gp; long time.
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on L street SOUTH
Between 9Th and 9TH streets east, Navy Yard; brick
Also, 8 room HOUSE, No SIG sth street south
long time.
Also, four story BRICK, on d street. between nth
and l3 streets, % feet front by about - feet deep
suitable for q blacksmith, wheelwright, car
rmge or -paintshop or mailufactory; cheap; price,
Also, seyen-room HOUSE on 18th street between
price s2.5oc.
Also, seven-room HOUSE, corner 10Th and T, and
one corner lsh and Boundary; both new; never
cuCied; price $500.
Also, seyen>room HOUSE, on S street, between
Connecticut avenue and ash street; new; price,
Ne have other property for sale, and Invite all
desiring 20 purchase home long time, for cash.
TO call, NJ We are sure can suit them.
have also, some very eligible building lots that
We can sell cheap.
PHIL. ii. WEIGH q CO,
dN Masonic Temple.
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The New York Trl6sne has been an unyield-
ing advocate Of the abolition of capital punish
nent, but L forced, by the daily murders in that
city, 10 demand the rigid enforcement Of the
PENALTIES laid down for every violated Law, say
ing "we have no respect for the gsllows;
hut while it stands IL should be a serious fact
and NOT q derisiye scareerow. The essential
need of the hour is prompt and certain punish
rnent for CRIME. IL all lawless men could be
{. uua.se sare Of that there would be much les
s.gotns"
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rPDIsTRICT OF Ego G9ty 4 RI AAar.,-y

0CAhD VI
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. =, 1873.
Health Of the District Of Columbia, that the Rules
and Regulations in regard to small pox heretofore
made and promug gated by the Board u Health afope
sad and approx ed by the Governor Of the District OF
Columbia be amended o. follows, to wit:
PHYsIcAN ATTENDING UPoN sNALL-Pox IA
TENTS. :
II sha be the duty Of every physician resident OF
the District Of Columbia, otherwfse attending upon
any person affected By small within said District,
report the Board Of Health said case Of small
pex within twelve hours After HIS rst visit and dis.
covery Of the diseare VI aid person, the name and
residence Of said person and whether the room or
tended has been and Is fumigated and dsinfected
80 -.--- - CHRIS. Q. COX, ND.
80 President Board Of Health
Attest: D, W. BLISS; n D., secretary. .,
rs MOTHERS BE Advised.
ted Expeetorant in the house. II il certain and
elegant cure for Group, Ceuehs, Colds, etc. l. D
agreeable 90 the TASTE and children tax IL readily
60 t0ycur drugkse and get u II once il may saNt
the life Of your Little one. Y $50 -
81. MosiLE, Ala, May 2, 1872
Dy W. H.. Tut: Dear Sir-I should be pleased q
adv erti-e your medicines, ard VIII cheerfuny gfvs
y0u q Gssdynctice Of your Exr-ctorsnt, Is, Irhay,
personally rsciit with great satisisssien,
Sa' respIPT rosr,e.or Of the Mobile Rsssss.r.
THE EAEgESSPREFER Dr.. Turr'S HAIE
] 81 s,si - OiE. e,e.- - -
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Minnesota opens her public libraries hence
forth on Sundays. The idea Is ripening In other
quarters as the experiment 10 tested and found
to work well and especially with happy infiu-
ence on the non-church going portion Of the
community. Massachusetts, will soon follow
the example Of Minnesota, and % we hope
win this city.
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PERSONAL.

MES. H. J. FRENCH, the Celebrated Relta5l
!va Caat'royant asd Test Medium, can be seen a,
1O2 street northwest; also, gives delniations OF
character by photograph hand writing OF lock o.
hair. Him.
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TO LADIES.

HS How sad 1t Is to see a young wife, mother
u family who requires all her physical strength
to fulfill her household duties, and all her moral
pac;res accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, to see her Prostrated, losing every, day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
why but yet suffering enough to be utterly misera
able This state Of weakness and debility is more
fatal TO her than severe spell Of Sickness for ia that
she will receive the proper in the other
she will linger months after months, not thinking
worth while TO physician about II, until nature,
exhausted gives out and she Is carried to the grave,
when little precsution in proper time would have
pared her life. To prevent To Strengthen to cure,
rsIirips can compare with the L0NG-LIFE BIT
TINS Of DIR. L. G. BERTRAM. They are a safe and
ipf.ilibe remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
tiveness, biiousnese, headaches, morning sickness
and all complaints peculiar to women. These Bit
teTs. WHICH are sold by all druggists, are In conse.
aueDce ~ thr. yirtua and mo agreeable taste, the
medicine par s1esiksscs for ladies. $50 j22tr
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~ To MORROW,
bS The readers of the
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE
Will enjoy a treat.
THIS POPULAR FAMILY METROPOLITAN
SUNDAY PAPER
Will be brimful Of
STIRRING EDITORIALS, STORIES, LOCALS,
AND SEVERAL SPICY LETTERS
FROM THE PEOPLE!
FAD THEGAZETTE To NOR ROW.-SA
ADVERTISE IN THE SUNDAY GAZETTE
Its large circulation makes IL valuable to BUSI-
NESS MEN.
- Advertisements received until TWELVE 12
O'CLOCK TONIGHT. it,
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The experience OF Maine and Massachusetts,
really does not look as if the dripkip of spirit-
uOus liquors can BE toned by legislative en-
artment-. TIE Boston AdrsrtiseT says that there
re two thousand seven hundred and sixty-eight
places in Boston where Intoxicating liquors are
sold in defiance Of the prohibitOry laws Of that
state. Notwithstanding this fact, the prohibi-
tiOnists are applying TO the legislature ~ forbid
the sale OF malt liquors also, and TO enlarge the
Provisions VI a law which is a dead letter ON the
statute books. In commenting on these facts,
The AdreTtiser says: 1.-THE enactment of laws
which nobody respects, or intends to respect
however entertaining 1t may be to the law
makers, is not only Inadequate as q refor ming
agency, but by the force of conspicuous examples
encourages and stimulates lavbreakers of every
hind. OF laws Of this character it would seem
that we have quite enough Already
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IL is said that Mr.. Representative Brooks Is
suffering from 90 complaint contracted while
Going round the world, year or 50 ago." This
explained by young man with a medical
tarn of mind to mean that he went around the
world 80 much that il makes him dizzy and sick
81 the stomach to hear "credit mObillerv mcn-
toned.
This must be accepted for Mr.. Brooks, VIC
s1ppose; but how about the other gentlemen,
who didn't 90 round the world? What makes
them feel so sick?
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TMETROPoLITAN NJ L. CHURCH.-The
preach s 2: Rs and H M ~ I'LL
"UNIONT N-BIsgoP PIxeKYEI viii
w gSss.h ip ths EPise9Pal Church, UniOntS.n,
bTH9s c1 BTEk9 N, VIII VII FBS NSF
k0w MORNING, at IL O'Clock a. m, and Rev. G.
ID Andrews at pm 1t
U,;S The semi annual COMMUNICATION will be he'll
M9NDAf EvENi Ma grS inf xnM a,5s Oei9sk
T NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE, North
HS CAPITOL street, between Il and c. Service At
II a. m. Seats all free. subject: Freedom Of hu-
man will reeOnciled with absolute Divine govern
rs ELDER A: SIMPSON. ofN. H. viii preach
THIS d EyENING, at ,hs :. City G, Hall on the
sand .s p N on the prophecies of Daniel and Rev:
"NOTICE, EMPLOYING PLAsTERFRs-
Of the Psrc. II a. sps9s o
TTsd de- Ro.ns o on MEDNESDAY EVENING, Janu.
invited TO attend By order Of the Chairman Ja53
FA PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
VII De held a, 81 Peters ParOehial school
east, On SUNDAY EvENISG, January stb' , It -
FLOCAL ORGANIZATIONS OF THE DIS
ihs approaching fnsnguration CsremSnies are re n
sgsfIy reqnssted to nstfy the Secretary of the
tunity. By order of the Committee.
jan2s s. N. TRIMBLE, Secretary.
nFaANp JERUsALEM SHALL BE TROD.
Sens fnsa aa' W What si e sSs
destiny Of that city sfter the expiration of Gentes
Tunes Subject TO-MORROW, at IL q. m, at the
ChrIstadelphian Synagogue, northeast corner of
New York and 9Th street All invited It,
@TwENTY- THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF
trT the rastorste of q. BUTLER. Of ST. Paul's
Church, at IL a. m, To. MORROW, al the Church
corner ii and lIth streets.
Ryv. Mr.. Deliver, the associate pastor. will
preach his Introductory in this Church at pa p. m
Every body welcome. It,
~ HEADQUARTERS Co a., WASHING
UrS TON GRENADIERS, CORCORAN BAT
TALON -Grensdiers You are hereby ordered to
semble at your armOry THIS EVENING, January
S, at clock p; m, sharp to make ARRANGING
of every member IL requested. BY order
1t ALFRED ID. CANNON, LIST Lit. Com. Co.
nTMRS. MATILDA N. LEDDINGTON, an
try elder sister Of Asbury Church, corner Of llth
and streets northwest wishes to the public to
read the following chapters 18th chapter Of Eze
kiel, lst chapter TO Paul the Apostle to Timothy,
and I'D chapter of St. Matthew. She will shortly
appear before and explain the above chapters
Also. those previously mentioned. IT.
DETERMINATIONS OF TEACUERS
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OF TEACHERS.

The examination for Secondary and Intermediate
Certificates will b. held at the franklin Building
SATu RDAY, February Ist, nj O'Clock n. m.
This IL open hers of the public schools and to
all others, either holding entitled to primary
tifcates Teachers Of schools of higher grade than
the certificate they now hold must be present.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
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y. 9ILvERBERG.
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