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100 ACRES, MORE or LESS.
Notice to Bridge Builders.

SEALED proposals will be received until
~ the 18th Of October next by the Commits
sloners Of Carroll county, for building a
Wooden Mudsill Bridge over Morgan Run, on
the county road mt Joshua Baseman's iording
Said bridge to be ninety feet in length and II
feet wide, built in four separate equal spans
each, to have six sleepers l0x12 inches for
the floor to rest upon; the floor to be q inches
thick; abutments to be built of good heavy
logs OF sufficient length, squared at ends and
well filled and bound with stones so as to
make an easy grade to the bridge. The sls
OF the piers to be i0xi2 inches, 25 feet long
and buried feet under the bed of the streauI
on a firm and solid foundations. and fastened
with large heavy rock aud stone. The bridge
to be feet above the bed Of the stream. All
nmbers used in the construction Of the same
to be Of good white oak, and al TO be keyed
together with good substantial iron rods and
spikes. The railing on said bridge to be 4x5
inches.
Proposals must be endorsed .'Proposals for
building bridge over Morgan Run at Joshua
Baseman's," aud directed to the Commission.
ers Of Carroll county, Westminster. They
will be opened 18th OF October next, and the
contract entered into.
BY order of the Commissioners,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
sept 13.6t Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

REoIsrRArIoN-On Monday next the
Registration ofvotes begins, and continues
three days. VIII the Democrats in the
several districts urge upon all whose names
are not on the Registry list to have them
put there at this sitting, and not defer Il
until October, All persons who become
Of age BY the day Of election are entitled
to Register, and as there are quite num-
Der Of young men who attain their major.
ity by that time il would be well for THEN
relatives and friends to remind them d
the fact.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

FREDERIcK Coz Democratic TicKEr.
The convention assembled on Saturday
last, and nominated the following ticket
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Bcnja-
min G. Fitzhugh, of Frederick.
For Register Of Wills. Peter Sahm, Of
Frederick
For the House of Delegates, Henry I.
beaver, Of Petersyille; Ezra Minnick, Of
Middletown; Randolph G. Barriek, Of
Woodsboro' Dr. Jas. K. Waters, of Crea-
gerstown and Joseph Byers, of Emmitts-
burg.
For County Commissioners, Capt. Henry
0rdemau, of Urbana; John r. Mills, Of
Liberty Ezra M. Thomas, Of jefferson /;
Daniel s. Firor, of Mechanicstown Elias
Blickenstaff, Of Catoctin.
For Sheriff, Anthony Mcbride, Of EN-
mittshurg.
For Surveyor, William H Hilleary, Of
Petersville.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13
for the Democratic Adpocate.

A comfy convention is to meet on the 10th
Of this ponth TO make Republican ticket.
This is snly for FORMS sake. The ticket il
already "cut and dried for the occasion.
The writer heard il named this week. West
minister has fixed il, and outsiders must swal.
low i whole without making wry faces. Those
whuare not in the ring and not on the slate
may take such comfort as they can find, under
the Facts In the ease. 0xEWHo Knows.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

Cur Local Department is full this week.
L Hill always be our effort to give the
nevs from all portions Of the county,
Letpur correspondents and friends of the
ApsocATE report regularly every week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13
St JOHNS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
J WESTMINSTER. MD.

INSTRUCTION given in the Elementary
4 4 Branches; also in Mathematics and the
Classics.
TENNIS. From SO TO $40 per quarter, nc.
cprding TO the studies pursued.
Stationery 81 per quarter.
Fuel during the Winter so cents per quarter.
i. A. McGlRR, a. NJ,
sep lS-3m Principal.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

WI HE Stockholders Of "The Taylor Manu-
lFf facturing Company Of the City Of West
N hster, are hereby notified that an Election
" be held, at the Office ofthe Company, on
" pkDAy, the 10Th day OF SEPTEMBER, between
N hours Of II o clock, NJ, and o'clock. p.
\ I, for five Directors to serve for the ensuing
,hr.
A. D. scHAEFFER,
sep la'te Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

A SPIESDID WoKK OF ARr.-Mr. John
Beaver, son Of Andrew ]. Beaver, marble
worker Of this city, has recently finished a
beautiful statue Of sleeping infant, in pure
Italian marble. This charming statuette is
another evidence of Mr.. Beavers natural
genius as a sculptor. The pose Of the infant
is perfect The cunning hand Of the artist
has fashioned ii as natural rs life, and the ex-
preston Of the countenance, especially of the
eyes and the mouth, could not be improved.
As work Of art, from the ehisel Of one OF
our own citizens, Westminster ought to be
proud of it, Mr.. Theo. L. Fritchey, Of this
city, has purchased ii, and we are pleased To
state that il will be on exhibition ut the up,
preaching agricultural fair.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

The CARRoLI County AGRIcrLruRAL FAIR.
For the purpose Of informing our readers
Of the amount Of premiums offered this year
in each department, we have prepared the
following, showing the amount Of cash pre-
NUNS offered in each class Glass /, $35;
class 2, $35; class 8, $s5; class 4, $2s I;
class 8, SIG; and a sweepstake premium in
the cattle department Of 500 class 6, S38 !;
class Z, S55; class 8, $50; class 9, so !;
class 10, SIS; class III, S44; class II, s37 |;
class Is, S22.50; class IA, $lsl; class l5,
S31 class Is, $2l.50; class IL, SIT; class
IS, $40; class 10, $50; class 20, $3.50;
class 81, Ss4; class %, $67.50; class %,
SAB; class "a, $26 class rs, $50; class 26,
SS4 class q, SIS class rs, S.; claes 20,
discretionary premiums viii be awarded. To-
tai, 81 ,067 cash, not including the diplomas,
magazines and papers In the trials Of speed
81, 400 are offered as premiums, making a
grand total of 1851, or including the diplo-
mas, magazines, &c Of about $4,000. This,
for county fair, we think, shows that the
Board Of Directors are alive to the interests
Of our farmers, ladies and mechanics. It now
behooves all to contribute, as far as possible,
something TO each department, and we fee
assured that il viii be the best fair we erel
had.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

REMOVED CAsEs.--John B. Boyle, ESQ.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, has received from
Washington county the record Of two removed
cases which will be tried at the November
Term Of the Circuit Court for this county, to
wit: James March vs.. The Franklin Railroad
Company. George French and Hon. Vim.
7. Hamilton counsel for the complainant, and
Attorney General Syester counsel for the de-
PENDANT. Amount Of damages claimed $780,
900, being a balance Of $3.50, 05l .2i, for work
done on the road.
State Of Maryland vs.. Lydia Cordell, indict-
ed for keeping bawdy house
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

A Laundry is needed in Westminster, and
a person who would start one, and carry It on
properly would realize a handsome living. A
large amount Of work is TO be done, and
though there are scores Of wash women in
town, they are 50 unreliable and slow, and
xa". . I1 ha lot 50 ns.ls work, that lsan
ily. With good laundry, work would be
done well and promptly, fewer clothes lost,
and honsekeepers would be freed from an al
most uncomfortable annoyance and trouble.
Who viii start the enterprise?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

ACCIDENTAL DExTH. Charles, infant son
Of Rev. f. II. G. Goodwin, former Rector Of
Ascension Church, this city, but now stationed
at Governor Island, New York Harbor, was
accidentally scalded on Tuesday afternoon
last, about 2 O'Clock. The child was playing
in the wash-house and fell backward into |.
tub Of hot water. and though Immediately
taken out and the best medical attendance
provided, death ended its sufferings at 8 elk.
on Wednesday morning The remains were
Inferred here on Thursday. This is the sec
ond child Mr.. Goodwin has buried here with
in the last three months.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

SERIOUS AccIDKxT. On Saturday last, 10
seph, son Of Daniel Hiser, met with a serious
accident at Warfeldsburg. He was sitting on
the sill Of the door Of the blacksmith shop,
and in his vest pocket was quantity Of pow
der, q spark from the hot iron fell IN the
pocket and ignited the powder. The force Of
the explosion threw the young man several
feet, his clothes took FIRE and he was seriously
burned about the breast and arms. DR.. Sum
ton, and at our last accounts the boy was in
a critical condition.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

sanh johnson died Of hydrophcbia at
Little Rock on Friday, having bcen bitten
BY fbid eat about year ago.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

The eleventh annual exhibition of the
Adams county agricultural society will be held
at Gettysburg on the 23d, oath and 25th inst.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

The Farmers Club of Westminster District
will meet in the Grand Jury Room, in the
Court House, at p o'clock this afternoon.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONAL Sunday
School Convention for this county will be held
in the NJ. +. Church, of this city, on Thurs.
day and Friday, the 18th and 18th instants,
commencing at 1ol o'clock, 4. N. The fol-
lowing is the programme
/. The Sunday .Schooi--Its officers and
duties. II. The Lesson, uniform lessons) =
Ho to study the lesson teachers relation
of the Pastor TO the Sunday School; scholars
relation of the parents to the Sunday School
how TO teach the lesson infant class main
school; adult bible class normal class; the
art Of questioning; the use Of illustrations
how to conduct recitation; a model recita
ton. LII. Sunday School Helps-Black
board practical Illustrations; objects; prac
teal illustrations; states, maps, &c. practi
cal Illustrations. ~. Sunday School Music
How to teach the children to sing; what Il
sing. v. Sunday School Library. vi. Sun
day School Gatherings Weekly teachers
meetings; anniversaries conventions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

Rrsuinxp FtrALLr.-- Mention was made
ii onr last ofan accident 70 Mr.. A. Wolf, .
bfakesman On the Frederick and PennsyIvs-
MIA Lime Railroad, who was injured BY strik
accident occurred On the 10Th ultimo. and re-
suited W hiz death last week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

The colored camp was largely attended on
Sunday, as many as three thousand persons
being present, many Of whom were white.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

BAIT AccKrrED Hczekiah Jordan, clsarr.
ed with the murder Of Henry Mercer, o. ihe
18th of june lazi, was bailed on Thursday,
with james Jordan and Hanson p. Jordan al
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

SATURDAY.. sEpTRMREB ia, 1873
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Pickpoekefs were numerous on Saturday,
a. many IS ten being seen ia one party, and
several Of our citizens were relieved Of their
wallets.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

InPnovIxG THE STREETS. Mr.. Elias Wing
ling, Street Commissioner, is looking after
the streets Of Westminster, and putting them
in excellent condition. Sycamore street,
leading from Main to Green street, is being
graded and paved gutter, sufficient to carry
of the water, has been made. Green street,
from the Washington road to Sycamore street,
is being graded and the water drains opened.
CROSSINGS which have sunk and stop the nat
ural flow Of the water, are being raised and
other needed improvements are being made.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

PEnsosAI-- Chas. D. Roberts, Esq. and
wife and Mr.. George A. Reese, started on !
northern tour on Thursday They went from
Baltimore by steamer to Boston, and from
there theygo to Lake George and other points
Of interest.
Col. VIM. A. McKellp and Prof. Jas. w.
Reese were serenaded BY the Ampbions on
Friday evening Of last week
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

1t generally takes three able.bodied groI6
persons to take one infant to see circus N
Westminster. So many attend only to gratifp
the children.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

rof coxfaoAiAk oF qHK fnnAsueY,
LEVIN WO0LF0RD.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

The Lutheran Synod of Maryland will hold
its annual session in Frederick, commencing
on the eth of October, and remain in session
about week
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

0RPHAxs' CoURT.-Adam Shower, Esq.
ChiefJudge Isaac C. Bale and L. p. Slinglulf
Esqrs-, Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parke
Register of Wills; George NJ. Parke, Deputy
Register.
Monday, September sth, iS1s.-Andrew
Hosfeld, executor Of John Hosfeld returned
list Of sales and list Of debts.
Basil 7. Grimes, administrator Of Francis
N. Grimes, settled first and final account.
David Cassell, guardian to George W., To,
bias W., Caroline NJ, and Virginia A. Brown,
settled his FIRST account for each ward.
Catharine R. Wilhide, natural guardian to
Jacob Thomas Wilhide, settled her fifth and
final account.
William Gilbert, executor Of Elizabeth Co
yer, settled his FIRST and final account.
Tuesday, September 9th.--Wm. 7. Smith
executor Of Elizabeth Powder, returned ap
praisement Of goods and chattels.
In the matter of sale of John Markets rea
estate, answer Of infant defendants returned
and commission issued to take testimony.
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Notice to Trespassers.

hereby give notice to all persons not to
- trespass on my premises by cunning,
hunting Or trapping, a. the law will be rigidly
enforced.
sep 1891 DAVID HARNER.
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There will be meeting of the Directdl,, Of
the Carroll County Agricultural Society a Me
Court House on Tuesday morning next alNC
o'clock. a.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

FINE 0Ars.-A farmer in Baltimore county
has left with the editors of the american
Farmer a very fine specimen Of Oats which
yielded very largely. He says -
"The seed was purchased Of Mr.. L. G. PEN
rose, North Howard street, and raised by him
Npn his farm in Carroll county. His seed was
Imported few years ago. Two bushels Of
seed were sown on the 4th Of April last on
one acre Of ground, where corn was last year,
and not MANFRED 0ne-tenth of the acre (the
best of III was cut for soiling, and the other
ninA.tenths gave A bushels by measure,
weighing SO! lbs. to the bushel, making so
bushSls standard weight The product was
more, they having been badly threshed, and
on the\feld.n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

SALE OF REAL EsrlrE--On Saturday last,
Messrs. David Study, Emanuel Study, and
Edward Menchey, Agents Of the heirs Of DR..
David Study, deceased, sold at Public Sale,
the following real estate, lying on Deep Run,
IN the Third District Of this county "A tract
containing 20 acres Of land, to Plus G. Wolf,
for 50, 100 wood lot containing acre and
CO perches to J. VIM. Earhart, at S19.25 per
acre, and another lot situated on the road
leading from Union Millsto Hanover and CON
tanning acres and q perches, to same, at
S24: 90 per acre. Total sales $s,202s4.
Miss Harriet Cooke bonghtat Sheriff sale,
in Frederick, ON the LIST Of August, two pieces
Of land belonging TO the estate Of Israel
Cooke, lying in and near Mt Airy, this eoan-
", for $1,775.
Mr.. Alex. Macintosh has sold his two-sto-
~ brick honse with back building, and lot
fronting 60 feet ON Main street, to Mr.. Vim.
b. Thomas, for the sum Of 81, 700, cash.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

A Union Sunday School Celebration will be
held in VIM. Devilbiss' woods, Pleasant Val.
ley, to-day at 10 o'clock, An. The, Frizzells
burg Band will be present
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

LKa BhoKEx.-A coIored woman while re-.
turning from the colored camp on Sunday
evening, in no-tpp buggy, was run into BIZ
double team driven BY Two white men. The
woman was thrown out and had one Of her
legs broken and considerably bruised by the
fall. DIR. Summers rendered surgical assist
ance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

HARRisBuRG AND PoroNAc RAILROAD. The
Mountain Echo, published at Mount Holly
Springs, Pa, of September 8, says AT last
we are able to chronicle the completion of at
least part of the above mentioned road.
Track layers are at work, and about two miles
Of the road is already completed, extending
eastward from this place. Work along the
line is progressing rapidly grading, ballast
ing and track laying all pushed forward. Now
we begin TO see effects, though for long
while great sameness has characterized the
work. The road is being made in the best
manner, the rail used is steel, weighing fifty.
six pounds to the yard. The company evil
IDENTIFY intend to put the road in a first-class
condition at the outset. The laying Of the
track is done under the supervision Of Mr.
Jacob Wilson, late Supervisor of the Western
Maryland Railroad This gentleman certainly
understands his part of the work. In few
weeks construction train will be put upon
the road. We look forward to the good time
coming, when the road shall be ironed and in
working order.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

A SINGULAR CoiNclDEScI.-A friend of Dr.
Dielman sends us the following, and as the
DR.. has many friends in this county, we take
pleasure in publishing tilt is a singular
coincidence that DIR. II. Dielmam, now Of St.
Mary's College, thirty years ago was Musical
Director Of ST. Vincent's Church, Baltimore,
and when the new organ was placed in that
church was the first to play on the instrument.
AT Father Myers funeral in Baltimore, it was
o remarkable fact, that DIR. Dielman being on
a visit TO that city from Emmittsburg, and be.
ing in attendance at the funeral of his dear
friend, should have been called upon by Prof.
Tillman, now the organist at st. Vincent's, to
perform the Miserre while the remains were
being removed from the church. This was
the last sad duty to be rendered by the now
old organ, which was taken down the follow.
ing day to make room for q new instrument.
DR.. Dielman had thus the good fortune ofsound.
ing the first Gloria ia Erceisis on the old or.
gan thirty years ago, and now when it is to be
taken down, the same accomplished and dis
tinguished Musical Doctor, whose musical
reputation is national, comes at the end to
sound the last notes on the old, well.nigh
worn out instrument. Gloria in Ercelsis
Dec. Miserere. Fit commentary upon the
transient nature Of this world first Joy. then
sorrow first and last the cradle and the
grave This naturally brings to the Doctor
mind the many vicissitudes of life through
which he has passed in the last thirty years.
May he be spared thirty more.
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ComnllssIone.rs, Notsce.

rNHE County Commissioners OF Carroll
a county, viii meet al their Office, in West
minister, on the FiRsr MoNDAY oy 0croBER,
1873, for the transaction of business.
BJ order,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
sept II Clerk.
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iN MEN0RIAM
DAVID Z. Thomas,
1000

The Religious Services at the Chapel will
be under the direction of Rev. Mr.. Richard,
son, until the next meeting Of the Baltimore
Annual Conference, in March, 1874. Preach
ing every alternate Sabbath afternoon at 8
o'clock. The next regular appointment will
be September 2lst Rev. John Brown is tx
pected to preach on Sabbath morning next,
September 18th, at l0l A. M.-Sentiaei.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

CENTENARY NJ. f. CHURCH. Sunday, Sep.
ter l4th, preaching by the pastor, Rev. C. Il.
Richardson; morning service l0!. Evening
q, lecture on Ezekiel subject, |" The Vision
of the Valley of Dry Bones All are invited
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

THR GREAT EASTERN CIRCUS AND MEsAaE.
RTE ION HuNBuGl has come and gone. Instead
OF using 100 cars to transport its immense
collection Of animals, &C., thirty one were
found amply sufficient. The double perform.
ance in the ring did not take, as it was very
confusing and tie men who peddled candy,
pea nuts and ice water, lemonade il was cali.
ed, were exceedingly rude in their manners
and If they had been knocked down for their
impudence it would have been what they de.
served. The business men Of the concern
were gentlemanly in their conduct and paid
all bills without murmur. The balloon as
cension was a failure, not only here but in
baltimore, and the gentleman who made the
attempt here refused to enter the car in Balti-
more. About o'clock he entered the car
and after ascending as high as the Court
House steeple the balloon bnrsted and rapidly
descended, fortunately the man was not in.
jured. The train left here between Ii and II
o'clock the same night for Baltimore, and
shortly after leaving the Relay House a car
containing the elephant and camels was
thrown from the track, but no injury was
done. The elephant made terrible noise,
which aroused the other animals, and matters
began to assume serions aspect, but they
were guieted, the car replaced and the train
moved OF. At Woodbury. one of the passen.
ger cars jumped the track, and several Of the
actors were bruised by the concussion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

BolnV soBBERY.-Th store of Messrs. Ref
snider N Stephan was robbed on Saturday
last Vle the circus procession was passing
all the ATTACHES of the store were standing at
the front Voor, and neglected to close the
door that OPENS ON Liberty street. The thief
entered froA that door and proceeded to the
money drawAr and took therefrom the bank
book eontairsng Sl75 and some money lying
loose IN the dtawer, amounting in all to $l9l.
Some fractional notes were found on the floor
which led to aAp examination that disclosed
the bold robbery. It is supposed that one Of
the men connected with the show perpetrated
the theft, as man belonging to it was seen
hanging around the store who lefl just before
the loss was discoAered.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-13

The Western Maryland Railroad will use
the 0wings' Mill branch Of their road on and
after the LIST Of October. Several excursion
trains have already passed over the road but
il will not be open for genera travel until the
LIST proximo
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~ IsrnEfNTEf,. MD.
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ron CLARK Or rms eornr OF ArFEAIs,
JAMES S. FRANKLIN.
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LINE SPREADER. The Thornburg 4 Me.
Ginnis Lime Spreader is being manufactured
in Westminster by the Taylor Manufacturing
Company. This machine is to be included in
a number Of implements to be publicly tested
by committee of the NGunpowder Farmers
Club Of Baltimore county. 1t will prove itself
to be the farmers favorite.
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TO THE PUBLIC !

VIE undersigned respectfully announces
:. =; that he has been appointed sole Agent
in Westminster for