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surely and effectually control them. The tes-
timonY Of our best citizens, of all classes, es-
tablishes the fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL
will and does relieve and cure the affecting
disorders Of the Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. The most dangerous atfec-
tions Of the Pulmonary Organs Weld to its
power; and cases of CONSUMPTION, cured
by this preparation, are publicly known, so
remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute As n rem
edy it Is adequate, on which the public may
rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners of more serious disease, it
saves unnunbered lives, and an amount Of
suffering not to be computed. 1t challenges
trial, aud c0nvlnces the most sceptiCal.
Every family should keep it ON hand as a
protection against the early and unperceived
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections which are
easily met at first, but which become incura-
bic, aud too often fatal il neglected. Tender
ltinrS reed this defence; and il is unwise TO
be without IL As safeguard to children,
amid tho distressing diseases which beSet the
Throat and Chest OF childhood, CHERRY
FECroRAL IS invaluable; for, by its timely
Ise, multltudes are rescued from premature
graves. and saved TO the love and affection
-ontred on them. 1t acts speedily and surely
t'ctinSt ordinary colds, securing sound and
ir.lth-rcstoring sleep. No one viii suffer
wholesome Influenza and painful Bron-
csitiS. when they know how easily they can
p' cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious,
AMI snccesSfnl chemical investigation, no cost
or toll IS spared in making every bottle in the
utmost possible perfection. Il may be conf
IDENTIFY relied upon as possessing all the viz
tues it has ever exhibited, and capable of
producing cures as memorable as the greatest
it has ever effected.
pprp arm nv
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

also some of them-they preserve, even 10 tner war
fare an urbanity which the rest OF us naSer a.'a'n
have given you taste enough OF TINS NIUE oooa "
show why win not recommend it asa "novei" 10 my
fair eompatrots who only for the story OF e oooA
of their choice and III the corners of their mera'"s
trunks with Edmund Yates and Florence MaiiS"'.
Gentle readers, Miss Preston's book II the run VI
another tree. 1t will not tell you how 10 seieo' sOu
gowns, furnish your rooms, or make UP Nioio''o'
cred book for the Nor viii II even give w" '
new scenery and decorations for the Old od s'oIy vi ~
woman and the man. which has been told ever since ne
day OF the first lovers But you who Ike Arthur hep''
and Henry Hobeach and their followers, VIII IKE ss
Preston she has thought vigorously, ana though out
GOOD many things. She has written pleasauuy' anu
with rare good sense and she sets forth an ueai
living which Just enough out Of Teaeh 10 DC heP anu
an inspiration. ,,,,nu
good deal has been said about the horde OF foreign
lecturers who are coming this Fall TO America Among
them is Jenkins the author OF Ginx's Baby" Him
Boston is TO hear early in the He has one lee
ture on The England OF To-day aud snort course o1
three lectures on the English Satrists." We are 10
have all four in Boston, because we are good-sugar
plums TO good children The Rev. Newman Hall mas the
question whether he too shall to the Land OF the
Free under consideration. There VIII DC no lack VI
takers without him should he hEay decline, for never
were people lectured 20 so numerousy as the American
people are sure TO be the coming Fall ana Wlhter'
There are to be plenty Of bright women among
the takers Whether Anna DICKINSON appears
on the stage or the platform seems no'
/ absolutely settled question; but h r. VIII nave
returned from her European wanderings, with new
stories 10 tell Mrs LeOnOwens whose tales are more
romantic than anything in fiction, is on Mr. Redpaths
| list and Mrs Abby Sage Richardson has lecture on
Sir Walter Raleigh that hero whom all women love- IL
| must be clear 10 uuprejudiced minds that mormon
| women can never have done more thana iraenonai
share Of their Just amount Of talking SO no one wonders
that Mrs stenhouse for 20 years the wife OF noted
Mormon elder should appear upon the platform Dut
more singular announcement is the intention TO lecture
/ of Mrs Benton, the wife o. an American mis-
| sionary Can II be that she has been lee-
| turing TO the heather, by way OF practice !
used to think heathenism had some advantage, out
tbsi changing world. Besides these Ladies OF the Ly
| ceum already mentioned, there are Miss Hvermore to
| whom the public will scarcely ever allow an OIL nigbt
! Miss Kate Stanton, Miss Fanny Edmunds and, indeed,
| so many mesdames aud mademoiseles that one must
needs give up the enumeration in despair II Is like that
OF the brigadier generals In certain famous military
company" generals gh, but scarce for prVates
There are lecturers enough but can 80 many ma AN au
] diencei Time will tell l. - NJ
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
To INVESTORS.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-3O First Mortgage Gold
Loan and thereafter TO pay higher rate of inter
est than per cent further issues Of its bonds the
limited remainder Of the $40 loan is being disposed
Of through the usual agencies.
This affords a desirable opportunity to persons
wishing 10 reinUest July interest or dirdeads.
The Company now has more than 800 miles Of its
road built and in operation, including the entire
Eastern Division connecting Lake Superior and the
navigation of the Missouri River; the work OF con-
stucton IS progressing satisfactorily; the Company
has earned title to nearly Ten Million Acres Of It's
Land Grant and sales of lands have thus far averaged
s. &C per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Pacfcs.
JAY COOKE & Co.,
No. 20 Wall-st, New-YoTk,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
The NeE-JGTSGT Midland Railway Co.
PROPOSALS FOR 100000
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,
TREAsrRRR's OYTIcs. Is HasstU,r. !
Kgu Nagu lime n lE1A

kEw-lOKI, June w. lsl1
popo,. properly ndorsd will be received az this ono. uul
TUESDAY noon July poI for hundred tboGsitd
dollars IN par 900 Of the Consoa. Mortgage Gos boEds
Of this COMPANY in not less than $4,000 each.
Thee bond. from May 1879 the rate Of
per payable annually November and by 10 Ged
COIN principal being also payable IN gold coin, May 1873
These Mortgage the Road with its -sI
'front.' ferry franchises and provide for the funding and retiring Of
pre,en, Indebtedness Of the Company for improving ard ceeoss
the water docks Wthawken for doubsckhs be Daa
line rails for extending she o-d tbs
nscton With the coal fields At the Delaware River.
The denominations Of s 900 each rsg,.ersd
Proposals should price h and mus. be accompanied tI
e4u, Eve cent the amount Of eouds
proposed returned Of nonceepnes Of pro-
possL
The -be ready delivery July poI, attb' o "heA
the balance due must be paid
The Comp,uy tie right rse, any and all proposal, offered
Full particular With aud prospectus Of the road be had ts
TN, oGee. c. A. WoRTESDYKB, PresdsEt
H. K. Low, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROA
~ LIMB

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Conmenring MONDAY. June %. 1874
LEAVE EBWYORK PIER rs, NORTH RIVER foot Of hufraV
a., SANDY HOOK with for Long Bnen
ud . IN this aud connecting Railroads:
m.-FOr Lcug Branch.
am-For Phsdelphs Long Branch vuelind and Tueleo1
Railroads
lipn-For Phielphs Long Branch, Red Bank WATetoWn,
and Tuckerton Railroad.
600 m-FOr Phs1elph' Long Branch Red Bsui and Ware
s:l5 n N For Long Branch and Red Bank
ARRIVING IN EEW.YORK:
6:t5t u-Frou Ions Branch aud Red BAnE
mFrom Long Branch WhreOwB and al stations north
PHILADELPHIA Toms hiVer, aud the TucGeon
and YineiAnd Railways.
tl5 p. m-From PHILADELPHIA Toms River he.
G.43 ,. m-from Philadelphia and stations
On SUNDAYS the $40 Wsreouu and interne
dlte stations Also e. Red Bank
PARE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, 81 IS.
FREIGHT 10 Philadelphia tAEen up to n. lowest rates
JOHN T. COLE, Gen. Freight aud PssI Agent,
r. p FINcH, Agent. Pie7 No. 23
" kap.r farf
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05


COUNT OF MONTE-CRISTO.
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and beau u edition page Illustrations Price u ~ IN "a
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morocco cloth. Pnoe Al IS.
MISS LESLIE'S NEW COOK BOOK.
MISS LESLlES NEW COOK BOOK. Complete Manusl OF DO
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iar Volume Of orer I hundred pages neatly srJHg
bound In cloth full gilt back Price II - copy.
~ Booksellers solicited 20 order at once Whai tt may Want o.
the books Of the Publishers. g,
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LATEST yOLuMES.
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DR0L BABOLAIh.
DEoI AROUND A SPRING.
PARt HERO CARrHbW.
CuFRBuIiRz COUNT KOSIIA.
HARDY. UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE . =,
TIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of MR. GREELEY
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'V''' ''D" ~' '-' THB TRIBUNE, EevYorh
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A SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
per CT. GOLD BONDS
indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway.
oFTHB


AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE
Total length of Line. milef
mne1
In "'eS
Under construction. - hher
These BONDS have UNUSUAL STRENGTH heiag secured By
FIRST snd MORTGAGE extension 81 an mites sts
are liability the entire corporation representing go niles
NET EARNINGS OF the Road LARGELY EXCEED ALL IN
TEREST
Receipts for 1872 Si'oocoSO
A gain Of 1895 900 over 1871 o. number u miles
Receipts for May, 1873 1897 os in
An examination Of the will show eoncavey that the hoaS
peneaes country productive capabilities has Local business
Tar selfsupporng and that it's TRUNK LINE
Dvergpg q, Chsmpagu road has Western terminal points
Peo and Kokuk which, through it. connections already
forward construction It viii reach 81 Paul 10 hnuesoa Ae
Grand Island Nebraska the latter route following the borders
Missouri and Iowa passing through the nh Suih Platte VAn.
The amount Of through these Ol n sierseei
ing lines will be of great magnitude
From Indianapolis has close connections with al the greah
diverng leading Atlantic as NIB oas eaan
10 the Ohio River and points South.
30 ant and VIII cor
knowledge management and bushes. Of the ~ rec"ne
then UNQUALIPlEDLl as beng
sAFB FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY, July 4-p.

FRIDAY JuIy -. NJ
This being national holiday, the Stock Exchan 20
aud all other Exchanges and public places of busi-
ness are closed, so that VIC have nothing in Gnan-
cial way to report
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

THE CONSOLIDATED 30 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL
WAY Co., issued upon a completed trunk line be
tween ST. Louis and Nashville, Tenn,) earning more
than enough to pay interest aud operating expenses,
sold by GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co, % Nassau-st
WNsLow IL WILSON, 10 Willlam-st
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
'EHE y AMERlCAN LAW REV IL
FOR JULY, 1873.
CONTENTS:

Accident Insurance H. o. Railroad Corporation
Established in Different ILL., DunpOs Case. ". Ahus' Of
,l. Bankrupt Law The Theory efforts W. Rel B. Hapgood
tai VII Digest Of English Reports VIII Selected Digest oi
State Reports lX BOOB Notices Lst Of Books Published 10
England ana America since Aph 1873 xL summary Of Events
Tile and Index to Vol vI-Tstle Of 'RpoT'sTsbe Of Case
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

HowEs g. MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st New
York offer the facilities TO DeDositors a. In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daiiy bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
&c for Investors,
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wi PUAET-TIIB LAZY TOUR or TWO IDLE APPRENTICES

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CouQuess Prof ioung Present kuosge Of the sun
EI-a No 4SI ShskespsIesn Studs y Johh Wess
PstOu Fathers
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The bOVee,
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8ieamboats ano Railroads.


NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c. Fare,
~ e as Pset Ap for New Haven st 9a and IL
D. M. Daily tsundsu ereepted connecting with the slro,d
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
u ALLENTOWN TO THE WBST-PasseDger and Freight
Station In foot OF hbdY Connects Somervie with
south Branch Hampton Jauction With Delaware LaeAawanna
D,,ion also with Lbgh VALLEY Railroad Direct line 10 Harrisburg
Pittsburgh and a,o Central PennlVsns and Es~f0f
State. .r,,,,pn ,pp.uopupur
Commanding Jnne 90 l873-leave Newf0rk A. follows;
4s m-NEws TRAIN for Biston Bethlehem Allentown, haneh
CHUNK Tamsqua Wiikesbsrre, Scranton, sharon &C.
a. m.-Way Train for SomerVle r-,,,- n, -,
Pennington, Eaon Beyderei Bath haneh
Cbnnt Wiesbae Pttst0n Mahapoy City MI Carmel, HaIeon
unIhannoc Towsnda wavey ke Connects at Junction With
g,m2MoRsiSo EIPREss daily teIoept sundsys for Es'on
IJ,no,p Harrisburg snd West Connects At SomsVe for
Pennington al Bason MAneh Chunk Tamaqus WhIebafe
scranton Towanda Wayerey kc, with through cars DAhs'
lois !, m and 70 m-way Trains for somerylle. , ,,,.
I2.oO m RIPREss Feming0n, baston Bsto AHeboEn
Nurb Chunk MahAnoy CITY Iaeton Wksbsre Scranton hsau
2.90p mwsy Train for Baston Allentown, and Belndere
800 o m Way Train ior Painteh -, Oh co,
nW,y Tr,in for Esston Allentown and Maucb Chunk C0h
nsetsa at Junction with Del. Lack. and west n X
$50 D. m-Way Train for someryile and Fsmington.
SD. m.-Way Train for SomeruIe
5:t5 o. m-Way Train for Plainneld. - ,,- ,u..
EIPREas daily, for Esfton Bseei H"'n
town Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago, kc
and 7 D. m.-WAy Train for SOmeryiue
7:3Op m-(Rmirant) For EastOn. -
SIS and II: 30 D. in-Way Trains for Plainhed 81, $.
For Elizabeth A. 43O $50 6:2o CAS- 1: o. st9 ~
H. l:I5 IL l25O 2:o 8 So S3 70 ~ pa 80 ~
s. 5s $500 5+ $40 Z, 40. 7:t5 to giS & g' u "a ~ E p
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

BONDS AT A BARGAIN
MONTCLAR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway for sale at SC
JAMESON. SMITH e. COTTISG, IA Brosd-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
NrEW YORK. NEW- HAVEN, AND HART

EW-YORK, NEW-HANEN, AND HARI-
~ FORD RAILROAD.-NswYork and Eew-Hayen Division.
sUNMiR ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MAY 70. 1873
Grand Central Depot Bpsraues
ForVecoudst
TRAINS LEAVE EEWYORk
Trains for New Haven leave at 1905 Aeen sOS EI s aeen
1000 III l21 (Aeenl loo RI 800 tEt) S95 lAcc ~
lJs aud $40 tLoesl BIZ s:lO (RI aud 9:lO (RE p m
For South Eoruak, 703 805. 9n5 3:W M l;O and =
(Br 35s t3s, 5:l0 6:35 go 90 For stsmfol 10 SOY
sos lCOs 1900 i:OO, 1:2o BIS, J53 tS, A'S, 9O 5H
sJ5, 7:20 $40. 9:l0 N.
For Port Chester. n: 40 .. m.
Bosn Epren Springfield sos and loOo 800 and $40
Shore Line al l. 6lUp IN. The 800 n, lp, 10
and g:l0 stopping Stmoo1 Aorwtk and bridgeport The
Shore Line
Providence and the Conn valley SabroOk
y5 80 connects with New Haven and NoTioAmp
r r. Haven and u " trans connect With
Conn Springfield and J0 for Montreal The GO5
m loo 300 3 with Nsugsuck Railroad and toe 5u5
and 800 Houssono Railroad At Bridgeport The 500
sad g:C5 and 3;l5 $40 81 With Danhuy and NoNal
Horrsf and the e5 lOj 1888 aud $40 m "lia N'"
Canaan Railroad al Stamford
SUNDAY Boston NAL Trans 1903 Vi, Springfield at slo
Providence
Drawing room Day Express S.spngia Night FL
TeEe. can b. Ticket o. Of COmpiny eraOd C.a
.rsi Depot, or OF n T. TrinIr Co. s+ BoadwaY ~ T.
sud No Brooin; Who will also cheek baggage from
dente 10 destination. .,-.-,--, A..
4. ~ REED. Gen'l Supt, NV Haven.
T. T.,
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ - ERS RAILROAD ,,s,ov

hOkkIS AND ESSEX DlflSlON'
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gar sT9alseqg Ss naes
Bnghsmtop Syracuse and 0swego, WITHOUT ChANIE O
Depots YORK; Barcayst and loot OF
sUMMEK ARRANGBhENTS commencing MOhDAi June ID To-
directly from HSYork to Water Cap Strouasoug
Scranton Bnhamton Homer Cortland and seuse without shns
connecting Dover with Chester r. at Waterloo VIE seisi
K. r. With for Phlpsbug Eatton betheleM
Reading. Harrisburg and the Wet At Bng1non WIZ
NorEch ard Rchfeh SPRING. and a. scran
b. Z. for Kingston Wksbtrrs FtAton &C le
train for Buid's Lske and Sch Oeys Mountain ~
75l m TRAIN Dsnvle with boonon bsnen
Chester Branch at Waterloo with sai
Newton at Warrington With the d. H. ana W ~ NJ ~
Php,bug with Lehsh and Susquhana and Lehgh FaT L. H. io
al points This at HOpstcong ~ ~,
1900 m, EASfON EXPRESS stops at Newark mn9ion,
and stations al Waterloo Hltn 49,
Phhpsbarg With Bel Del r. r. for Beydere ana Lgu
VALLEY r. for Bethlehem Allentown, Msueh Chunk ne'9sf
Ra1ng and Harrisburg Take this tram Tor HoponE Du'1
loo o. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Patterson ana
directly through to Ws'er Gap Soulshng
sHd OF stopping A. pnncpa saon
Connecting With Chester r. and at Waterloo Win Sus'sI
X Tor Badfs Laketni schOoeys ho1ntaln N
BASTOS EXPRESS connects at Dover With CDesH n ~
with SUSSEX X H. at Washington
r. and at Bsston with Lehgh lAeY " H.
for Bethlehem Allentown Reading Harrisburg aud ne vest LUIS
$40 m HACkEfTST EXPRESS stops Newark nilourn
Summ Madison MostoHn. an All stat vest evnnse'
with r. r. for Andover. Newton and franklin H. ,,4,
i;2U m DOVER EXPRESS stops az NeWhrk hs~9l e.
at Dover with Chester X H. iof o9
Foi MoRRsToWS al 7:ls slo, llo 1900 H., i'o $40 'il'
For SUMMIT =, 7.ls 73o slo 1910 and loL 2'o. $40
.:3O $40 500 $50 and g. o. ~ - -. =, - "a, ,,.,o
For ORANGE sni SOUTH ORANGE, El5, 7: $40 $40 lo.io
and liz oa ilO 7oo @5O 49, '" s'oo;OO 0''O' 49, ''
70, sswARE at 1:ls '7;s $50 $50, slo $40, 1910
20 40 40 $50 slO $50 s62O. Gas 748 8l5 84S
1000 ,no l2.ol, Trans marked stop At East Newark
ior BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR, at 1850 &S9 and NV
r. and 200 $40 $40 $40 $40, and s;l5 @,,op s,5u,
A.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
qelthfrs.

4 GRADUATE of Columbia College desires
N TEACH Aeidemy Address o. Boz 3g Flushing L. l.
4 NEW W-ENGLAND TEACHER desires
N ntuauoa for following school Please address 49,
NTANTED-BY A LADY, who has had
w writer few fuli pupil. :" ;ea6n s
~ Polite Conversation Rhetoric Composition and the hudmehs OF
Nuse Ta an hour will osl at the house, good recommends
tens Address c. O.. BrooklJn p. O.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

ERlE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement OF
II Trains stng effect June % 1873 From Chamoef'a Depot u0f
2Bi.st see note 6elvwt n o..
70 Buffalo Sleeping Coaches to destination. 80 81,
Am-EIpress Mai Buffalo aud Nagan Falls Sleeping Coach
lD,lv) Cincinnati Chicago Night Express, sleeping
through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without change
paT Jer,' 80 g. II and 'llIs m 40 1910 snd '7ru.
Goshen sldletown. o. g. $780, IL aud 'l;l' NJ $40
l:31 f6:JO and - y. a.
Warwick Q II ~. ard 40 .. m. -
Eevbnrgh, is.D. aud II a. m, and $50 p $500. . ,
Sudern g. $780, II aud 'l:l5 J:S, D q t;o = ana
Riye,ooi Hohosu, AeDdse Ranseys &C. $780, H. ';l5
m 3,t5. 8, 6, 1890, : aud sli:jO p.
Paterson g. Gas 75 1850. '8:4j TO- H. 'll;5 1880 m
z noon 345 Sis $500 - lOW and 'l;V M
RatSsrard Park an P,s'sie, e45 t8:3o 10 II Gll5
Hiae and Way sI5. and r345 g. -. and
ia.. and u SATURDAY nights only
ssrng Valley and way. snd $50 m, as p - -.
EngeSood g. 10 sai 800 l:O J;l1, 45 Et3 5'o 6J)
n. and II SATURDAY nights oniy.
Cres.I s. $780, aS Hl5, $780, $50 and '7;AS
no. snd n SATURDAY nights only ,o
SparLhl s. 10 and $3.50 liO, J3 tl5 $50 'W' o'N
t1.l5 10 and ~ Natnriav nights only.
P tnopt And NyAck r. tg and $50 1880 35 Gt5, 3O
s.3O i5:i5 .. n u saturday nights only. ,
B-Trans leaving Chsmbers on even or naH hou's e'e
o. m AZ zane and IL bid Trains start from Cham
Braips on The y R. r. Newark Branch leaving Chambers
II, on quarter hours TwentbrsL 80 minutes earlier tSaa
Tk 70, passage snd m apartments Drawing Room and sleeping
orders the checkng and transfer
-aS cor Oge.hundred and Trisye Cout't
Broosyn The Company Depo and oi Asenw at tie prneV
hotels ,----iu >. S..4.-s u,u..,.-, ..i,
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