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ination in the case of the Rev. John s. Glen
denning, Of Jersey City, was set down for last
Thursday; but as the first case against the ac-
cused is for bastardy, Justice Aldridge was ad-
vised that no examination could be legally held
till the chief witness in the case gave birth TO a
child. That obstacle is now removed, for Miss
Pomeroy gave birth to female child yesterday
morning. Justice Aldrld ge determined TO hold
al examination as soon a. the mother is able to
go abroad. In the meantime the accused pastor
is spending his vacation at Saratoga, but he has
given ample security for bis appearance when
required. His pulpit will be occupied to-day
by the Rev. DIR. Virgins, of New York.-N Y.
Herald. 26fh.
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A VIRGINIA SNARE SToRY.-A gentleman
living in the lower part of Caroline county, in
formed rs the other day that mammoth snake
was killed two weeks ago at Mr.. Robert Il yland' 3
Mill. in King William county. Our informant
got the particulars and size of the monster from
a relative Of his who lives near the mill. The
snake was black. and measured fifteen feet In
length, nine inches in circumference, and was
either four or six inches between the eyes. Our
informant had forgotten which. His snakeship
had been a resident in and around the mill for
probably two years, and had lived principally
on rats, &c. He had often been seer, but no
special steps had been taken to get rid of him
a. he did good work in keeping the mill clear
OF rats and mice. However, it became known
throughout the neighborhood that such a mon
ster was strOlling about the mill, and the neigh
bers became unwilling to send their children
for meal, and the colored people were 20 frigth.
eDed that they would not think of visiting the
place for fear OF being swallowed alive. 1t issaid
that the miu was losing custo m so rapidly that
the proprietor had sharp look out for his
snakeship and the first opportunity offered he
was killed, after which he was measured and
the dimensions given as above stated.-Freder
cLel,f TsdIns
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EVENING STAR.


The meeting of the German cremation socie-
ty at No 81 Ludlow street, Saturday evening
was well attended, and an address of some in
terest delivered by Mr.. Stick, the president of
the society. The proposed reform he thought
would greatly lessen the cost now incurred in
disposins Of the bodies Of the dead. This the
society shortly intended to prove, by erecting
the necessary buildings and apparatus. Their
sixty by forty four feet, with a rotunda in GEN.
tire supported by eight pillars. All light would
be admitted from the top. In the centre would
be erected an altar for religious ceremony, and
upon q large plate in front of the altar the cof-
I'm containing the dead would be deposited by
relatives. On this plate would be iron coffi q,
ia which the friends might place the body only,
or their own coffin II desired. A light compost
ton plate would be attached and screwed 20
the iron coffin. ard every other service perfot N
ed rs In pres< mt buTials. The ceremonies ended
the coffin would gradually disappear from view,
the plate on which Ii rested being lowered by
screws No mortal hand would touch or mau-
ipulsfe the body after the relatives hsd taken
their farewell. The aperture would then be
clos d. The coffin In lite descent would rest upou
a car, and be moved by machinery toward the
furnace In the rear of the altar. BY means of
other screws the plate md coli n would be rais-
ed TO The furnace and the remains submitted 70
hot air blast of .000o Fahrenheit. From $50
10 i50 pounds of coal-oil would be required 10
feed the furnace, and complete cremation would
he effected In an hour and half. Connecting
denstDg the gases and smoke Not the shgtt es,
smell would be perceptible, and the whole bust
ness would be conducted with due respect for
the feelings OF relatives and friends. At the
expiration of the time mentioned the ccffi q
would again be returned to the altar and the
ashes gathered AID placed in urns and given q
the relatives. The entire process will cost about
IS. The society at present numbers $50 mem
hers, and an effort will be made TO have IL in
corporated by the next legislsture.-N T.
Times, Hh.
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CONSTABLE SRoT.-On "wednesday evening
last Constable Jeremiah HoZier, OF Princess
Anne county, arrested negro by the name OF
Henry Woodhouse, alias: Edwards, who is sup
poeed to have been connected with a gang of
hiRhwaymen. Woodhouee submitted very
quietly to the arrest, and accompanied the
officer peaceably until almost within the limits
of Berkeley. when Mr.. Hozier took a step or two
in advance Of bis prisoner. The negro took the
opportunity, and drawing pistol, fired at hi
captor, the ball taking effect in the back of his
head. after which, supposing his shot to have
been fatal, he made his escape. The pistol
shot and the cries OF the wounded man speedily
summoned assistance, and he was taken TO his
residence. He will probably recover.-NorfoK
TiT0inida, 24tb.
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WHY THE You've PEOPLE OF DAYTON DoN'T
Go BLACKBRRRYISG.-Ap party of young people
who were out blackberrying, in the country a
few miles northwest of Dayton, Ohio, were ter
rihed by seeing large snake, which, il is
asserted, was not LEES than ten feet long! One
Of the young men attacked the monster with a
fence stake, but the serpent showed fight, and
the whole party beat a precipitate retreat.
There If great alarm in that region among the
young folks, and blackberries are not worth
going after,
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TEMPERANCE CRUSADERS will be Mortified to
hear that the French Minister OF War has or
dered that large stone jars, filed with brandy
and water. shall be placed in each barrack-
room for the use OF the soldiers. The minister
has iss ned this order at the suggestion of the
military medical authorities, who consider that
this beverage is indispensable for the health of
the troops.
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LIGHTNING STRIKING CoPFIN.-The Barn.
well IS. CO. Sentinel learns that a few days ago,
while some colored persons were en- their way TO
a burying ground with corpse, in the upper
part OF the county, and during a thunder storm,
streak of lightning struck the coffin, tearing
1t to pieces, and killing instantly two OF the
MAJ
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tGKNERAL EAruRB-No. 66l
AN ACT to encourage the establishment Of
public marine schools

Be IL enacted BY tie .Sendte AVID House Of Repre-
serf0ttres II tke Uaited States Of America ~ Con-
9rcss assembled. That the Secretary Of the Navy.
10 promote nautical education, Is hereby au-
thoiized and empowered to furnish, upon IN >
application In writing OF the Governor OF the
State, suitable vessel Of the Navy, with all her
apparel, charts, books, and instruments OF nav
igatiop, provided the same can be spared with
out deuiment TO the naval service, TO be used
Tor the beneft of any nautical school, or school
or college, having nautical branch. established
AZ each or any OF the ports OF New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, and San
Francisco, upon the condition that there shall
be maintained, at such port, a school, or branch
OF school for the instruction OF youths in nsVi-
CATION, sesmanship, marine englnery and Al
matters pertaining TO the proper construction,
equli ment and sailing of vessels or any particu-
lar branch thereof: And the President Of the
| nited States Is hereby authorized, when in his
opinion the same can be done without detri-
ment to the public service, TO detail proper
ohcers OF the Navy as superintendent of, or
instructors in, such schools: Prorfded That n
any such school shall be discontinued, or the
good OF the naval service shall require such
vessel shall be Immediately restored to the
secretary OF the Navy, and the Off GERS 50
detailed recalled And prorided further, That
no person shall be sentenced to, or received
at, such schools as punishment or commuta-
ton Of punishment for crime.
Approved, June 20, 1874
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SUIT FOR MARITAL DAMAGEs.-The Brook
lyn IN. " Eagle or Saturday states that {" an
action OF an extraordinary nature, involving the
fair fame of two ladies moving in the highest
society, and eminently beautiful and accom-
plished, has been begun in the supreme court
OF Brooklyn" 1t is q civil case, in which VIM.
W. Proctor, a merchant, sues Samuel W. a apps
ley, a New York stock broker, for damages in
the sum of $4,000 and costs, for alleged cor
ruption of his wife, in which another woman is
also involved. The trial of the case will no
doubt create some excitement among the New
York upper ten thousand
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foFFICIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Rasss1 ~ ths Esrss ssssSes or fhs Eert1.
third C0sTrsss.
TGxNRRAINarrrHN

IGENERAL NATURB-No. e5.l
Az AcT % provide for the apportionmento OF the
poses.
Be q enacted by tke Sspate azd House a Repre-
SIGNATURES q Ae Usited States Of A-ssrioa Cow
gress assembled. That the apportionm .nt Of the
Territory Of Wyoming for the election II mem
eers OF the next legislative assembly OF said
territory shall be made by the Governor there
OF, In accordance with the provisions of an act
OF Congress entitled Gan act 20 provide q tenn
pofary government for the Territory OF wyo-
ming" approved July twenty fifth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight: Provided, That for
the purpose Of such apportionment IL shall not
De necessary to take new or additional census
or enumeration OF said Territory: Adj proriied
further, That the power hereby conferred upon
the governor shall be continued In fall force
until an apportionment shall he made by the
legislative assembly OF said Territory, under
the provisions Of the organic act thereof
Approved, June %, lisa.
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PKoPOsALs FOB MILITARY SUPPLIES.

DEPOT QUARTBRNAsTER's OTFICK,l
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, lSi.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, with copy of this
edyertlsemert attached 10 each. will be received
this Office until noon AUGUsT 80, 1874, for furnish
Ing TIE Unit ed States QcartermasteT's Department
with the following named articles, viz:
10, pslrs " OOlen Stockings.
2O,ctU pairs " hite Berlin Gloves.
500 rairs WOcllen Mittens.
IL ~ pairs Boots, brass screwed.
g. ,CUo pairs ROotecs, bra screwed.
goo pa:rs Buffalo OyershOes
SO pairs Arctic OvsrshOes, Buckle eaters.
30 pairs Arctic OvershOes, Snow Excluters.
HO0 WCollsn Blankets.
zee Iron Bunks.
2.IuO sets Iron Bunk Stats
$50 sets etercil Plates.
1900 yards Dark blue Cloth, 50.
lUy coo yards Sky blue kersey, o.
All articles will be Jected to rigid ins pect0n
and bidders infOrmea that full CON plance with
specification, will be insisted upon, aud thar 10 ar
ncles inferior TO the standard will De accepted.
The Government reserves the right TO reje ct any
all bids
Bids requested for delivery Of the articles az
PhilsdelIhis and also at san Francisco.
FOR information in detail, apply 10 this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals to be endorsed
Proposals. f.r Military SGPpliss,n and addressed
to the uude rs'gued.
By Greer Cf the Qusrtermaster General.
T.. @. EaST9H,
Aeastsnt Quartermaster General L. 8. a,
U2iet In charge of Depot.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDR-"General" Patterson.
an old and well known character of Richmond .
Va, attempted to commit suicide Friday. Tired
of life, he put himself in position before the
looking glass in his room and deliberately cut
his throat with a razor; but the wound he made
has not yet proved fatal, though il NAV.
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10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
u GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.
TgGsTEE's sALE OF VALUABLE PRopIE

lyon sfkkEr ok kAHSAsfs BR RFSfhk
NV ynkskY AVENUE AND NORTH GAP
ITOL STREET, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue OF deed Os trust bearing date the
0y1f6th day Of June, A. d. 1873, and duly recorded
lin Liber No. 7N, folio rs, one of the Land Be-
cords of the District of Columbia and by direction
Of the party secured thereby, the undersigned as
trustee Will offer for SALE in front of the premises.
gust, 1874, at O'Clock m, all those pieces or par
GELS OF ground known parts OF lots numbered two
(2l, three 80. four "a, and five (5), in square No.
$40 being 20 feet front BY depth OF $50 feet nine 90
inches.
rOsit CT $40 required when the property is bid off
All convey ancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
VIM. TYLER, Tr sstee.
Ea8d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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DAOPCsALs FOR FUEL
CLERKS OFFICE,
House OF REPRKsKNTATUyKs [

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE u. s,
washington, ID O., JAY 23i, lST4. I
seasd Proposals viii be received az this once
Ihtl . clock M, on FRIDAY the 3Ist dsV 81
JHJs lA+ Tor furnishing for the House Of Rsnre-
sehtslNes 80 tons q 20 lhs) bost Quality " hte
asa l. q broken Coal, 70 be Thoroughly scresn.
"a SIG IRE IRON cirt lD CORES OF best Bakers sea
.1Htd ftte NOedi % ceTds # seA.ousd HickoTv
w. s4S = IN three pieces. aud o. cords OF sea
seL'c Osh. wood sawed IL three pieces, All r. be
etHNeFtd i-to IN. wants ~ the Capitol usder tn
clrtcfon ~ The Chief Eugineer, within fftesn DAYS
After ia IiU z h coDtTsct. '
No bios viii e received from parties personally
unknown by The CLERK, ualrss accom- pst ie,i nv a
written suaIsltse, signed by some responsible per.
SOD that 10 N" event Of the acceptance Of the bid
EDWAED MCPHERSON,
y1-t - Clerk II. Il US.
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stY ID. II. wARNEB,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctloueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest.
rhUsTkE's SALE OF TWO AND
mhNSARD ROOF BRIOk DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 2l4 2D STREET, BETWEEN .
A AEp STREETS NORTHEAST. AT AUG
"a BY virtue Of deed OF trust to Daniel L. Il atom
- and myself, dated October 10, a. ID. ISL, duly
~ recorded in Liber No 655, folio 4l6, Of the
land records Tor Washington county 10 the District
OF Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell public auction, in front of the
p m, the olowin described real estate, situate in
the city OF Washington, D. to wit Being lot let
tered b, in Chester and Jenkins subdivision IF
lots % 50, s. and part d lot %. In square 725 In the
ssld city OF Washington, as recorded December u,
1870, In the City Surveyors Office, Lber U. 81. b
psse l, containing 210 square feet, Is feet front
by no feet deep, together with the improvements
Terms: $500, with interest at ten per cent from
October 10, 1873, and expense Of sale, in cash; and
the balance at six and twelve months for nich the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day Of sale, and secured by q deed of trust the
property sod, will be taken. deposit of $500 will
be required Of the purchaser at the time of SALE aud
all conveyanciDg at this exp.nse Of the purchaser.
IL terms Of sale not complied with seven days,
the trustee the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser,
after five days. advertisement,
GEORGE W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
Je2S-eo&ds J. I. GOODWILL, Salesman.
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
account Of the weather. until TUESDAY, August
L., 1874, same hour and Mace.
GEORGE w. STlCKNEY. Surviving Trustee.
jy2Seo6ds ]. T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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4 RCHIIECTs OFFICE, U. 5. CAPITOL.
hAsHINGTON, July Is, ls7 A.

Pkop0SALs FOB GRADING AND MOVING
U. CAPITOL GROUNDs AZ
All I'M r. oPssls Tor the shove work invited
the Capitol cu MONDAY, August s. Al I o,riocks u
NJ, Shsrs pee ihestiOns can be seen v
The b.cdeIs 20 state the price per oubic ward No
DID VIII De considered unless accornnanisd x,,,t
ond 10 the sen OF 10 90, approved by one OF ths
!udgss ~ sbIstrlst Court Of the United stafe. or
the clerk o. sslo court, conditioned that the n.-,
VII enter into contract and perform the ssxiSs a.
sccorda-ce with TIE specfhcstiOns " WIG IA
The r1shs 70 divide the work. and 70 reject anv n,
al BIDS, a. may be 70 the interest Of the Unitet
iylseOtsugS EDWARD CLARK Architect
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Il has obtained from the Supreme Csnrf ~ ~
Distriet Of Columbia, holding special term, let.
Le1s of cd nv istrafiOn the personal estate OF
JOtHIA HAYWARD, late Of W aSninRton et,y
~ y, deceased. All persons having claims against
- sAlo deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
~ CT before the S0th day OF June next: thay
49, s Slse ~ law be exciuded from all benefit Of
49, eetSLe. Given under my hand, this sth
"ey Si Iane, lS4 ESTHER HAYWARD,
-S2soe Administrative.
nooLEYr AsUs PowpTRy AZ, .,r,,5,.6-
- s<ss. ~ &slssAS. NsS. 4 Ssxsna. a.
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DY OUHOANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
u Corner 9Th and d streets northwes

DY DUHOANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Corner 9Th and streets northwest,
EXECUTORS SALE OF sTEINwAY BOSE.
LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, mUoIC
BACK. VELVET PAkLoB SUITE, in green J
TURKISH CHAIR, FANCY CHAIRS, MAR.
BE TOP TABLES, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
BUGS, LACE CURTAINS, sc, OONTAISED
sTREkT SOUTHEAST.
ALSO,
TOP BUGGY, (nearlv new. cost 6fO0,) SINGLE
HARNESS, EOBES, &c.
On MONDAY MORNING, August 3,
3 1874, commeacog at 10 O'Clock, l will sell,
VSHf at public auction, In house $50 9 street,
between st al ID streets southeast, the al
ef-cts OF Mrs. Margaret W. Steeyer, deceased.
This furniture is handsome and well kept, worthy
the attention Of priv ate buyers.
All = O'Clock, the rame day, the Buggy, II harness,
Robos, &C., will be sold on the premises.
Terms cash. LIbUT. L. y. STbEVER,JR,
Executor Of Mrs. Margaret w Stesver, deceased
jy?s Ct DUNCAN5ON BROS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- SUNDAY, July Is, 1874

PROM WASHINGTON CITY.
9.0e .. M, Baltimore and Way Stations.
90 M, Baltimore. Annapolis, Cranberry and
Way Stations On Main stem, and Washington
100 a. m, Baltimore and Relay.
500 .. m, New York, Philsdelphia, Boston, Bal.
sos mr. G5i S 81. Louis. Louisville oinein
Tpst d' Columbus ssndSsay. Bsrkssisy and Bed.
vile, WssSidsion grove, 'saD slSsn Esa
BsrnesyiiIe, Hsssrstosn. FREDERICK, stann.
1s. WHIT ri s1shas asD!S ss: AZ Rs 1so Cars
B Bsies Of s sSs ANA az s,.s sOn
JUNCTION and ke ss.'''ill'
LOO p. m: New YORK, Philadelphis, Norfolk, FL
$50 D. Bsliimore. Laurel md Bs 81 Ss'a'
90 D: N, Balt1more, Frederick and all inter
AIS D. m. Winchester, Haeerstown, Frederick,
POINT OF Rocks and Way Stations, via Metro
4.4s >. m. Bsi,imors, Annapolis and W ~ Stations
1os >. m, B.itimsrs and Relay.
ley Springs, Rockville, Hsgerstown. Pail
1so m., Bsi.mof ss and way a. S stations.
s.4s p m, Pittsburs, Rockville, Point OF Rocks,
harrisburg, Berkeley SPRINGS. Oqmoeriaadi.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Baf'm9Ts and Eay Stations.-s.30 Q. M, LOO,
For BaltrmO7s and Rslay.-T 80 q. m. and .0s
Wss. sos a. m. and 7p.m.
~ Az Ttains Stop at Viatnot HOt;i, Relay
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
snd Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
.sken for Baggage to be checked and received Of
any THos. R. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
I'M. C0LE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. KO0NTZ, Gent Agent. jy25
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d. IA.
u Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer
FEDERAL Buildings. Corner 7th and Streets Il. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EEssbATG IMMEpIATELY NORTH OF THE
a By virtue of three d.eds of trust beari sg date
UfesBectively on the 5ih October, A. ID. 1872; 9th
April, A. ID. 1873, and 18th June, A. d 1873,
and recorded in Liber No. $50, folio 1885, Liber No.
us folio go, and Lber 722, folio 3G, Of the land
records for Washington county, in the District Of
thereby will cell public auction I'm front of the
premises, on THURSDAY, August 1 9th, A. d. 1874,
at O'Clock m, all those certain pieces or parcels
OF und, situate in the city of Washington in the
District Of Columbia, and knovn ss Lots numbered
twenty-five (22l twenty three (23) and twenty -four
(), In the subdivision Of the west part Of original
lot hum bered five 90, in Square Numbered six hum
dred and efgbty-stx 1856, said subdivision having
been made By the heirs at-law Of William Hickey,
deceased.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; balance in six 90,
twelve (l2l and eighteen (ls) months, with interest
ST eight (Sl Ger cent per annum, secured by deed
Of trust. Two hundred dollars will be required as q
deposit at time of sale All conveyancing at cost of
purchaser. III terms OF sale are not complied with
In ten days. the Trustee the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of defsulting
chaser.
RsrThis property will first be offered as a whole,
and If not sold will then be offere a in lots.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, JR,, Trustee,
jy23-eo&as j. T. CULDWELL, Salesman
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VyY b. H. WAKNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner7 th and sts. northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF vALUABLEIMPROVE
PBOPGRTY ON 18Th STRkET, RErWEEt

CHAECERY SALE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PBOPGRTY ON 18Th STREET, BETWEEN
WASHINGTON CITY, d. O.
o. Under and by virtue Of a decree, passed by
30 he Supreme Court Of the District of Colombia
ssin cause pending In that co1rt, wherein VIM
Chase is slantifi, ana Ann J. Common and Richard
the undersigned, trustee, will sell at public auc
ton in front of the premises, TO the highest bidder
on SATURDAY, the LIST day of August. 1874, at Is
O'Clock . M, lot Of ground deseTi bed and known
as part OF the west half Cf lot in square l6l This
Operty is improved by two story frame house,
The terms are: One fourth of the purchase money
cash, and the balance in equal instruments Of g. IL
feTred payments his pronissory notes. to be secured
BY deed of trust said part Of the half of lot
8, in fquare 6l, and bearing interest at per cent
from Of sale Sleo 10 be deposited by the rur.
CD ser whose bid Is accepted All eonYeyancing at
the expense Of the purchaser.
JOHN w, FRAZEE, Trustee
Jv23td It. COLDW ELL, Salesman.
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NOTIcR.-seoond-hsna Clothing Bought and
H. sold WIN pay fair prize: SoE
pail. BE. GIL D strsst, between sth And lob
utzssts, nogthWeas ,. H1Rxoo. iAn1o-lJ.