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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06
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SxS.p; y reason qSat sanity ana ;aeex.
Ia Ter car Kti!ed CHAM bel my sdE "ts,
cThe .Iost the pane LOT so WIZ" as h"f c-!.ekO
Sosu.le pu9 a s-are, IA Les VICE blue eyes
6lyer her irows II ey have Dl aided, ca.Ho
The rer.ier god o. the -alT love:
Ger ltps are .J!.ied TO 'tle cd i. ath DsatTa,
Hex foiGed BANDS, ya.lics tie CAGE above
And whaq Is me seasos. that. drip 10y dry.
The cruz ran from TIE caves ;a..s dow.s
And the dag gilt brought no smi.e 20 'rs 20
Nor oTtpt NJ under Eng ASHES bowl!
q bird has su; & IL tie rain 'Tes '!Ee.
AID eli "a Las cre.o through Gle . cht as1 cay
But che Sits nos al al. and 30 t+,'.e Il rrine
Gan yieses GLsougL :A.a s..".e.: sear sAeIs sa-'
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gait4 il !. sp.e.::d .'ec.:: w.eas
TlI II nigks ..-.rl either 20 .re than 'les r.
ar Sit sA!s t:.s si.gc" ',l!f ,o'!s he. r.~ss
Wel men nave :. ~ 'hst 'Ius' was swee'.
: That n6'pe Nas AZ shc! 't'. ~ fL.s ''c 90.
Bat neiehe: :yi ru..k.Ii rE"s~ .sl!. ''i.te le':.
@, plSEe 2!% pae ca.' / !sa:t s.sseG IN!s !" 1''I'
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Tin sLe :ou!s 'va fnadqens M pa. ~ We ssa''
And SHAKES my dead sovS ~ Is hepu.cssfs
d death 30 psssion.ess lie so sl'as.
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should Il il u 'ie srire % :. 81 gle tear
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brows
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a tiifp so sMAi. ret :: sti!t %ocIld S.g..s
The g!0uBs Of :. .t.es !o:.e agony:
she old. Old zane fIoLn those APPS. fG...as.
WouId De :av more :iah your 1!eeaA :: a.".
Our lSinan hearts. .o.v can Hey i've Of: :il!ss
OF. eyes esG:l.e- ;:ace TT ou' Goes .,:eat :'.atf
Some 81 mes fsncv a wJMa;! - E.ss
Were II oIe thai: al. spge's .rou: 70 :nari
I may be wrong h. re. graft ""u RAY.
'T!s hard "a trace out dssln'' :.r.zcL :liE.
90 cay where sur ~issreG ;ands should stop a'ssy.
Our eyes ;rsn: following grow b9 IN. a
And often il. grave grass iaHcr :ta' 81!
1hA heart below se:ldetE the sd ..r. salss
The G!i!ox of greet! NAV D." :: So: "-...
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So NOR. III all sou: ci-eds :. 81. iea:: coat. he,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

.o 49,. hinsella, of New Orleans. s9eo,.o
cgent OF the Treasury Department. Y4ffs s, ,Ss
MY .ast evening on the propeller India me
; pfornade Previous to his departure i Se
had made an 1 ,hero reporter that he
customhouss b ,eUsoa agd Inspection a Of the
lung perfectly satisfactory IN Syerv cry erery0
a nea. T.. The records were IN perfect erSar
en-" mere was not the slightest sracs ~ .hs
Deec1s o. an ssegularisyse-ca;eagn / I sns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-06

"All this witness ssws" explained q law.
yess "was loud taking" '''''
, 1874-04-29

tails, per h., SIC. English Islands Molasses,
per gal, SO to As. Premium on Gold 1924.
Exchange on London ASH.
LONDON, 18th April.-Demerara Crystals
per cwt., 29s. Muscovado, per cwt., 22s.
Clayed Havana No. IL, GAS. Cd. to 25. Deme"
rara Rum, per GAL, IS. I'd. Consols 921. Bank
Of England rate Discount 81.
ST. THOMAS STATION, 23nd April.
GENERAL NEWS.
NEW YORK goth -Derelict stmr. Gamer
ique" was towed into Plymouth on Saturday
by the steamer "Spray,' from Newport, Gil
braltar, and "F. T.. Barry from Panama.
The Captain of the 'Spray'' reports he en-
countered "Amerique'' on the 18th drifting in
the trough of the sea, abandoned, with eight
feet of water in the engine compartment
over compartment dry, cargo shifting. Took
her in tow afterwards, assisted by the Barry
All her cargo in good condition.-Dr. Kenealy's
application for new trial Tichborne Claimant
has been refused.
April 2tst.-Action to recover 100000
salvage on the "Amerique" commenced. Law
officers in poss~9ssion-House of Commons voted
Sir G.. Wolsely $4,000.
ST.. Thomas STATION, 23rd April.
April 22nd- Baron Gustave de Rothschild,
Austrian Consul General at Paris, is danger
ously i'll. Grant vetoes currency imitation
bill-recommends such legislation as will bring
about resumption of specie payments.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
New YORK 22nd April.-FIour SCI to II.
Meal S44 to A. Heavy Mess Pork $I7. Su-
gar, Crystals s.. English Islands Molasses 38
to 43. Premium on Gold 1872 to 1873. Elk
change on London 4.854.
LoNDoN-Demerara Crystals 29s. Musoo-
vado 26s. Clayed Havana 24s. Cd. to 25s.
Demerara Rum 2s. Sd. Consols 92I. Bank
of England rate of Discount 81
Rentcs in Paris 594.
, 1874-04-29
is STA. CRUZ FIT FOR NORTHERN
INVALIDS.

Thirty to forty years ago Sta. Cruz was the
principal resort OF Northern invalids, compel
led to avoid the cold blasts of their winters.
and the coming of three or four hundred
Americans every Autumn, for many success
sive seasons was hailed with satisfaction by the
hospitable Islanders. Now it is quite different,
and in the whole island We may not find a hum
dred Americans w~intering here. And yet ma
ture bestOws the same attractions, and pro-
misses the same benefits as those of former
years." The winters are as cold as ever they
we're in the North the tidings that reach us
of the proceedings of Boreas are sufficient to
give us a chill in these more genial climes. 1t
hardly admits Of a doubt that they of the hard
winter ATTITUDES would like to exchange them for
our eternal summers, nor that there is the same
number at least now as formerly who can and
do indulge in the luxury of this change of cli-
mate. How is it then that we see fewer peo-
pie from that side here now than formerly :
Has there been a change of climate here un-
favourable to the comfortable existence among
us of these visitors : No. The equability
of temperature which may be considered to
be the source of the greatest benefit to the in-
valid-tO take one class of visitors-is the
same as ever. Although one may occasionally
be greeted with calculations like the follow
ing All! how cold, indeed it is cold, yet when
you look at the thermometer and see that it
stands at the comfortable figures 76, II or rs
you find that the impression you might
have of its being cold is in reality only what
is otherwise called agreeable" and had no
reference whatever to any comparison with
other places, but was rather a kind Of agreeable
disappointment that the weather was yet as
agreeably cool as it is in the month of April
when we expect and generally have pretty
warm weather. No changes of temperature
are here known even approximating those of the
extreme south of the United States. The
thermometer will range, from the middle of
November to the beginning of April, from about
rs to 80 degrees, and during the month Of
April the average will not reach IS degrees,
which is so slight an increase that a Northerner
may remain here till about the middle of May
or the beginning of June, without the slightest
discomfort, and then return to his home with
no fear of contracting colds. 1t is seen at once
how different this is from the spring seasons Of
the Southern States, f. in. of Florida, where the
latter part of March and all April become so
warm as to compel the Nothern visitor to seek
thus early a more bracing climate.
Here with us the air is charming and
the weather always agreeable, more so in
dry years than in wet ones. That the tenn
perature is remarkably equable is seen from
the following thermometrical observations aver
aged for the month of January: sunrise, IS;
, 1874-04-29
TEHEGRANIS.
ST. THOMAS STATION, Goth April 1874,
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS
NEW York, 10th April Sir Stafford North
cote submitted annual budget last night, re-
solving increased prosperity, proposed to re-
duce income tax to one penny, abolishes sugar
duties, plan submitted by which nationa! Debt
will be reduced in ten years seven millions.
ST THOMAS STATION, 22nd April 1874
LONDON. 18th April Livingstone's funeral
to-day at " estminster Abbey-immense crowd,
including full representations from Royal Geo
graphical Society. Queen and Prince of Wales
sent carriages-Duchess Burdetts Coutts sent
flowers, which we're placed in the coffin. Spe-
cial service-another by Dean Stanley to-mor-
row.=Accounts from Calcutta are more favour
able=Steamer Goethe" ashore" Elbe"
Cylinder broken, Eagle Line Hamburg to New
York-Terrifc gales recently in the English
Chaunel-many ships lost-Porte Lesseps re-
fuses" Nederland' hauled off this morning.
MARTINIQUE. 22nd April.-Frcnch steamer
"Guadeloupe" from ST Nazaire arrived at Z P.
m. yesterday-Iutercolonia leaves this evening.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
New YORK, 18th April-Flour, per bbl,
sup, SCI, extra ST.. Meal, per bbl.. SAL to
S42. Heavy Mess Pork, per Dbl, ST.. Crys-
, 1874-04-29

reports respecting the progress Of reorganization
in the French and Austrian armies.
April s.
The funeral of M. Beul6 was attended by a
great crowd of people. All the Deputies at
present in Paris, including the members of the
Left, were present. The President of the Re-
public was represented by the Prince de
Berghes st. Winock, an aide,de-C Camp. The
Corps Diplomatique was not represented. The
DUO de Broglie made a speech at the grave.
The Cure Santa Cruz has been ordered to
leave France. He will go to Belgium.
The Permanent Committee is to meet to-
morrow. The Due de BrOglie will be present
to explain the reasons for placing the Commune
of Algiers in a state of siege.
1t is stated that the steamship Europe was
insured for 1,500,00Of. in London, and for a
similar amount in Paris.
A gold medal has been presented to NJ.
THEIRS by delegates from the French residents
in Peru.
April Z.
S~ANTANDER According to advices received
here, Councils of War have been held IN Ma
drid at which the Generals assembled came to
the conclusion that Marshal S|errano's plan of
forcing a passage through the defles of Somor-
rostro was not feasible. 1t is added that
another plan was proposed, which Marshal
SerranO declined, however, to accept.
General Concha is expected from Madrid at
the head quarter of the Army of the North, to
confer with Marshal Serrano.
April 8.
PARIs.-According to accounts received
here, the i~naction of Marshal Serrano since the
9th ult. has been much canvassed at Madrid.
1t was plainly asserted that negotiations had
been opened between the chiefs of the two
armies.
A person who is entitled to credit, and who
has Just arrived from Santander and SomorrOs-
tro, states that on the 2nd of April NJ. Nunez
d. Arce, Secretary to the Presidency, and an
official formerly attached to the Government
of Burgos reached Santander, being the bear
ers of secret dispatches, prepared after a
Ministerial Council held subsequent to the con-
ficts of the 25th, goth, and 9th of March.
These persons, who observed great mystery
respecting their mis- sion, we're forwarded to
Murrieta, the headquarters of Marshal Serrano,
by a steamer sent expressly to convey them.
1t is naturally thought at Santander that the
mission of these two persons relates to the nego-
tiations alluded to above.
MADRD.-Telegraphio communication with
the head quarters of Marshal Serrano is inter-
rupted by the bad weather.
April 8.
PARIs-An authentic despatch just received d
states, it is said, that General Manuel de Con-
cha, who has arrived at Santander, is to take
the command of the troops in place of Marshal
Serrano, who will return to Madrid.
According to this despatch, the casemated
intrenchments of the CarIists protect them from
the bombardment, which is continued. The
troops, in consequence, hesitate at present to
make an assault.
The rumours in circulation that a solution
will be effected by convention are gradually
gaining in consistency.
MADaID.-To-day's Official Gazette contains
no intelligence from the seat of war.
The Epoca and the Diario have both been
fined by the Tribunals for publishing war
news.
, 1874-04-29

PAR1s.-M. Beul6 was found dead in his bed
yesterday.
His death has produced a great impression
here, as there was no reason to apprehend such
an event.
April 6.
At the reopening of the Assembly, the Govern
ment will bring forward the Bill relative to the
formation of an Upper Chamber. The measure
will provide that the President who may be elect
ed shall succeed to the Presidency of the RePub-
lie in the event of that post becoming vacant. 1t
is said that the Government will ask the Assem-
bly, to discuss the Bill as soon as possible.
The Moniteur states that a certain number OF
Legitimists persist in their intention to bring the
Monarchical question forward as soon as the AS
sembly meets. 1t moreover, mentions a rumour
that the Comte de Chambord himself has decided
to take matters in hand and give them a direct
personal impetus. The same journal expresses a
hope that but few Deputies will be found to take
part in the L~egitimist campaign against the Sep
~tennate, and that then the Ministry, if compelled,
may be in a position to accept the challenge, and
cut the cord by which it is bound.
April7.
The Moniteur of this evening states that the
Military Attaches of the German Embassies in
Paris and Vienna have had a conference at Berlin
With the Emperor William, to whom they made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-16
RitI,nlottd 1ispahh.
rp.nAy. OCTOBER 10. 1871.
iss Yasw VIRGINIA Appears 20 an EoS'
Z - Hsahniass~s'

70 NE Editors Of Bsspa'cas 49, ,o,,er n
sirs-Before you repubiished the ieae : 70 =
.he Loudon iaaaderd signed 90 ana L..
nm sble reply to that janndiced proane.'o 81,
Sas been forwarded to the Sssaddrd from a y
Eneljsh gentleman in Virginia. Tne aa sas
0rd and its correspondents have, hoWe' e.,
most probably satisfactory reasons s,, tOi
abusing this State, and 1t may De aoa ,a,,nl
whether the reply alluded to viii DC pun
lished. ,,..od ,stth great
.,esl NJ error in "X. and KS" stasesheh ,.s.
English farmers and businessmen are y hs'
N;Ess;n nn needs. sud certainly not :. proies.
x;nns, men and Indian officers" ansess tues
.cnme with ample means upon wheh 20
live at ease. III might hazard a guess,
s.y and w belongs to sonso unsuitable
r,ass Of settlers, and all efer's TO BRING
ont ont snch persons are to be deprecated. at
the Dispatch Is aware, the present writer
and his friends have long insisted that mas
crimina!e immigration would be curse IA
fher than blessing to Virginia.
Yours, respectfully,
October a2, 1871. AN ENGLISH SETTLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-16
BY James L. Apperson.
Real Estate Auciioneer and Agent
No. 10l6 Main street

FXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF
IL THAT FIRST. CLASS MANSION No. 9,OS
SOUTH SIDE WEST FRAEkLIN, BETWEEN
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS.-By request
of Mr. Lewis Ginter, executor Of The late Roscoe B.
Heath Esq, who also acts In pursuance OF decree
OF the Chaucery Court OF the city Of Richmond Of
the 27,h January, S74, VIII sell. np0a the prem
ises ON TUESDAY, october 20, l STA. al O'Clock
r. NJ the aboye-iescribed valuable RESIDENCE,
in the occupancy OF W. W. Henry. ESQ.,, contain.
lug about twelve rooms bath and other closets. &c.
ali of fine height, furnished throughout with marble
mantles, and in every other respect built ,nd hn-
ished in the very best manner for Sir. Deaths own
use, apparently without regard To cost Or care in
making 1t an elegant and comfortable home. Ac-
commoda,ons for servants, &C., are ample. Lot
34k BY 1853 feet TO wide alley.
Whether regard be had TO It's location lin The best
aud most fashionable street OF the city with uneI-
ceptonable surroundings or The style. convenience.
&C., of the Improvements, 1t Is choice piece OF
property, and the most desirable Oh the market
TERMS: One.fourth cash; the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable NOTES;
with interest payable half-yeary; ana ''e reI'Hea
until the whole purchase monty is paid
nc 6-tds j. l.. APPkRSUS. Auctionctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-16
BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct!Onecrs,
il13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE NEAR MECHANICS
VILE, IN HANOVER COUNTY.--By virtue OF
the provisions OF deed or trust from Thomas b.
Dunn, bearing date the l4th day OF August, 1868,
to the undersigned trustees, duly recorded In The
clerks Office Of the County Court OF HIS nJver being
thereto required by the beneficiary therein, shall
sell by auction, at iMechaniesyille. on the Me-
chanlcsyille turnpike, in Hanover county, ON
SATuRD The ! 7th instant, III 2 O'Clock ~, the
REAL ESTATE mentioned In said deed. consisting
OF nm undivided moiety Of ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND. more or less, With
houses, in the county OF Hanover, on the main
stage road tlsRJng from Richmond TO, Tappahan.
mock about q1if amile below Meehanicsyilis. adj.
Joining the lauds or John G., LutnpStn, William
Catlln. John @. Dearhart, Dr. Ellyson, and y. q.
Fieishman. "a
executing this trust and the sum OF $500; the se-
sidut on liberal terms, 20 be annonnceG ~ the time
OF sale. 81. g. CANNON. !.
A. II. COURTNEY, Trustees.
kICHARDSos q Co, ARcttoneers. DC r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-16
BY kd~ard 4. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Anedoneer,
No.lO15 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY fALUA.
/ BILE IMPROyyD REAL ESTATE, - thS
WEST SIDE OF THIRTEESfH BE- " ntN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS. Az Az l,i.,..
T. stevenson to The undersigned January /, ts."'
and recorded In the Office OF The clerk 81 ihe
Gerry Court In bedrock 80 Z, page 2Jg. ysnua ~
Q, 1878, and At the request OF the henencisl.fs >"
said deed, snail proceed 10 sell ut pub &c auc5uJ
on the premises, on FRIDAY. Ottopfnrp xSSS'
at Ak O'Clock z. NJ. that VktC 81 y Dr.. o..,,.
STOKE located as above described. and no" GU It
pied by MesSrs. William ;. Wood co. ~ s'"~
rental ,s IN.
This property has been recenily bui.t ana Iro
tireIy new and Of substantial character abu' nc
situated in the centre OF the business portion VI
city should command the attention o. par'is1r ~.
desire 10 invest III gooa paying properly. 80. NY
fronts on Thirteenth street 81 feet, rinn!pe '"'-
60 S-12 feet. .o J.. ,,,a In
TERMS: The deed requires $1,000 to ce pN~,rr
cash and the expenses OF safe, bur 9;het tII
be agrt ed upon. FkANh u PIE.
Holds "a a-,--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-16
BY Lyme Il Brother.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctlonset''
No, 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HuSDk5apy
i AND FIFTY LOrS, stTuATrD IN pIlH-
TOWN OF JENNINGSyILI.E, On ThEEr 6 ENC
MUND, FREDER!CKsBUaG AS ,Sr, ttBgotT
Ef1;HT MILES FROM The CITY OF htsn,
M0ND, VA. AT AUCTiON.-By virtue OF tt =.
tain deed Of trust executed 10 The % and
dmly recorded 10 the CLERKS Office Of Henre9 I"a
~ Court In deed-book 90. page SAG sna,, ~ r.ne.
ecuton OF said trust, being required 3, !hs
ina 81 - dsS Of october 1874. at the hgur OIL -
O'clock M., vt the office OF Lyme Bro ines,, 10.
iIoneers, so, 1919 Main street, the ptSoppe TOYS
Gated as sb5ye described, consisting OF iao
rssMs: tasn as to expenses OF sale ana = l a
or certain negotiable noIe Gaied the ath s,,sr
temhtr. 1878. and PAYABLE twelve mouii Sn The
date, for the sum OF 400, Win lhsesS ,sTrns 5
"a me I'LL mid; as 10 the residue, on suen ss
viii he made known NJ the hoer OF sale, rr,s,es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-16
Rry. Dss. BURROWS AsD HoGB.-" t." o
of the Norfolk Landmark,

Rev. Das. BURROWS AND HoGB:-" l.,
s.orrosnondent of the Norfolk Landmark,
writes to that paper: ~,
nOn our bomeward way We reach Rich
,pon6. with little time to do more than rest
for the Sabbath, which affords 80 many at
fractions for one not always on mere mate.
rial pleasure bent7 We heard Rev. ). l..
Burrows, .. D., deliver bis twentieth ami.
yersary discourse since bis inauguration as
nsstor of the First Baptist churcn, on Broad
street, FROM The motte-text For these
twenty years have been with you he pre-
sented deeply touching aud instructive re-
view of a career crowded with good deeds
and crowned with rich fruits. Nearly eigot
hundred and Fifty commandments are now
on the register. With such MEM
bership: lis large Sunday school; Its capa.
cious house of worship, adorned with all
that is solid and tasteful, and nothing that IS
meretricious; with its wealth and enterprise,
this great BODY bears testimony 10 the VigoI-
ors and weil-sustsined ability and multi.
form genius Of its noble pastor. Eminent
both as preacher and literary lecturer Tor To-
gical force, Ihe orical elegance, and rare eio-
cutionary training and effectiveness, with
NIL these he needed for such various ana eX'
acting duties bis powerful physique and bis
IlDuSual praCtiCai "isuoil. LIZ .'' 49,!
been called to Louisville and Mobile, but we
frust that Richmond and the State will not
lose Christian character so terVld ana &C.
NAL, so mastery and useful.
l have scarcely time to record the delight
with which | heard the next to the last Of
DR.. Moses Hoge's Sunday afternoon lectures
on the prophets of the Old Testament, soon
to be followed by series on the Hebrew
kings. His renovated and enlarged audience
room in its vast extent was filled with as eager
Of them young men-as one could worship
with; and born and made orator as he Is,
the Doctor has rarely surpassed the vivid
and picturesque imagery, the practical and
popular exposition, the conscience-piercing
energy of appesl, of this sermon on Daniel
and Belshozz4r's feast. l must not take
time in craving your indulgence. I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-16

TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMSA
i on second floor for rent, furnished or un- -
kiIchcn coal and wood-house. Also, few table
hoarders desired. Apply ut 1872 Twentieth street.
between Grace and Franklin. DC lo-St'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-16
BY n. 81. Lee, Auctioneef.
No, 1914 Main street.

T7R NED HOUSE AND L01.tSU S.
II BROAD BETWEEN AADlsosTns6 n by
reSnes, Of the owusr VIII sstt At pubic fesoisr
on The premises, on moSDAY l9sn " described
1874, &C AZ o'clock NJ. me pIvpsiSs r.h Of 100
feet, more arIess on the south slde et .nsa there
sweea Madison and Ho8roe streets on Mn Ni,s
Is FhAMED HOUSE coataintns SiA
Thts iss MOI LOT. good business sta sb,sg 10
should attract the attention OF persons
make investments. - s,.,.,rx. At SIX anu
tweiys months for pegoiiabla notes, tnssless
secured os tf rus aesa' n N. LEE, Auetsoneess
+ 40 l014 Main sIes-..-