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slaasshp, equal to that Of our local 1ner-
IL aaots. The reader may gather some idea
H.. patronage extended to this house, when it
y sea snst their annual sales exceed guar
& nlllon dollars, which shows All annual
3essee ouf1ng the past i've years OF neally S3
~ ,oar little and big folks, who are in quest
~ lot making hollday presents, must not
Il :" @e extensive stock Of
:Sht., scHwEITZRE BEER,
~ No. ISL State street, near Monroe
i t 4e large importers of fancy goods. ll1-
Il +; az 9,eFmtn. French, and English toys. In
l: tnsough their stock, one is surprised at
55 hi. saisude, IS we'll as the great variety ct
Il ++zss ssSlplaysd- The teEa Of thousands of
srss.Nea, most ingeniously constructed for
osaseeent ii Of the little fol1s are here scat
Il e;s%steuno IN profuf1ou that ia ahzolurely
3 S.. Here are found the most elegant
4 sS.9se bureaus, cupboards, secretaries. writ
q 49, lnlald with pearl. jewelry caskets.
q zsnJa music boxes combined, composed both
aje a. saa Russia leather, German and French
ssa43, as ~ WITH human hair, French bisluo
s% Also wcltZiug, walking. talking.
A. II and crying dolls, ali, to accompany
;ae.tr ~ ~ SETS Of toy dishes, with lobster-sa1ad
sa$as ar.spased- aud quail on toagt. Also whole
sS% s.ss' s-.a' Which, in variety Of animals, sur
;aS 1T 'sa Barnum'a trick boxes, mechanical
4 300, eoal1'anceo W. nunic'oos ~
n = !eE 1eE doors north OF the above establish
Aae immense toy aud fancy goods store
Asl. ,ao yEHGno, HUHLNG co.
III ,s.3s, iso. and 142 Stale street, occupying
#st sue Stories and basement. ali tilted to
;3aSat Mth one Of the finest, as we'll es the
fs;',.sm imported stock OF toys, fancy goods,
ss, sundries. baskets, bird cages, fishing
3anassu thousaud other articles adapted to
i: a5.m.at the public, and more especially the
:8s ~, Christmas folks, the description Of
i aa require more space than We hare at
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13

LOVE OF FLOwERs.-In all
countries women love flowers; in
all countries they form nosegays
of them; but it is only in the bO-
som of plenty that they conceive
the idea of embellishing their
dwellings with them. The cul-
tivation of flowers among the peas.
antry, indicates a revolution in all
their feelings. 1t is delicate
pleasure which makes its ways
through coarse organs; it is a
creature whose eyes were opened;
1t is a sense of the beautlful-a
faculty of the soul which is awak.
ened. Those who have travelled
In the country, can testify that
rose tree under the window, a
honey-suckle around the door OF
a cottage, is always a good omen
to the tired traveller. The hand
which cultivates flowers is not
closed against the application OF
the poor or the wants ofthe stran-
QAr
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
THE AGED STRANGER.
BY BRET HARTE.

Il was with Grant, the stranger said,
Said the farmer, "Say no more
But rest thee here on my cottage porch,
For thy feet are weary and sore.
Il was with Grant. the stranger said,
SAID tbs iaFm-r. nag 40 Uore,-
| prF;he iii al my frugal board,
And eat Of my humble store.
"How fares my hoy. my ao'iier coy
OF the Old Ninth Army Corps
I warrant De bore him esllsAtiy
In the smoke and battles roar
II know him not said the aged man,
And as remarked before,
l was with Grant,"-"Nay nay know
Said the farmer, "Say no mOre;"
He fell in battle, / see alas! ,r, sf-
ShOu'dst smooth these tidings O'er,-
Nay: speak the truth, whatever it may be,
Though it rend my bOsom's core"
"How fell he-with his face to the foe,
Upholding The flag he borel
0, say not that my boy disgraced
The uniform he wore ~
Il rannot tell" said the aged man.
".And should have remarked before,
That was with Grant in Illinois,
Some three years before the war"
Then the farmer spake him never word,
But beat with his fists full sore
That aged man, who had worked for Grant
Some three years before the war.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
CnIc4GN. March d.

- E-'N-HFs Hf' flef ~ %-fts
THOs. OUNCE. Omaha - Dear
Sir; n receipt Of your favor of
the 10th inst, with iu.lgsure as
stated. | hurr--ro plare-.,=o.. "a.
possession of the valuable secret
'iIJDytrrise--4 business hitherto
unknown to the public, and you
will no doubt admit that it pos
sesses all the advantages claimed
for il. The business is very sim.
ple and consists in the following:
You advertisa in some newspaper
of wide circulation that you are
ahle to indicate a business by
which it will be easy to earn from
$500 to $1,000 a year, exactly as
YOU have seen it in my advertise.
ment; YOU will receive many ap.
pIications in answer to this; you
will then request to send you a
few dollars as preliminary fee
exactly as did in my respects of
the 18th inst. When you receive
the fee you will make exactly the
same explanation | have given
you in the present, which | hope
will reach you safely. In this
manner you will no doubt with
out much trouble or effort, have,
yearly revenue Ofat least SOU
and congratuIating you in advance
of this agreeable experience, 1 re.
main yours sincerely,
JOHN VEBYsMART.
vi.
! advertisement .4
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II, 3 90
siogIe COPIES. -.........-... 25
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13

The following curious adver-
tisement is clipped from the Hart
ford Courant, dated September 9,
1776:
WHEREAS, ABIGAIL BUT
TIER, THE WIFE of me the
subscriber, elopej from my bed
and hoard, the Goth of August,
1776, in "A private manner, and
private to my knowledge aud or
der, and took with her mare
and a colt 923 value, and about
AIS. in money and other house
hold furniture, to the value of
about e40 in the while. Said
Abigail hath plaid me off several
tricks of the same nature, for
wears naSt, and when spent comes
for more, till She hath, by often
bel. 9 intoxicated with Spirit5,and
masculine temper, wasted, hun
dcads of pounds Of nay estate. ]
DO therefore humbly request and
forbid any person or persons
Whatever Of receiving said mare,
or coll or goods, at her hand or
-anyuuuy authuI lied by her, or
having any dealings with her;
and all persons are forbid trust
ing her on my account, as | de-
termine not to pay any debts of
her contracting after this date.
NATHANIEL BUTLER. 81
Stafford, August 81, 1776.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
Relative Sizes of Countries and
Seas.

The Country Ge1tLen1G11 lately
gave the comparative latitudeS
of some prominent places on the
globe. 1t may be well now to fur.
nish. some comparative sizes, in
round numbers
The Mediterranean, if placed
across North America, would
make sea navigation from San
Diego to Baltimore.
The Red Sea would reach from
Washington to Colorado, and is
three times as wide as Lake On
tariO.
Madagascar is as large as New
Hampshire. Massachusetts, Yer
mont, Connecticutt, New York,
PENNSYLVANIA. New Jersey, Mary
land. Virginia, and North CarOli-
Ma, all put together.
Palestine is one fourth the size
of New York.
Hindostan is more than a. hun
dred times as large as Palestine.
Great Britain is two thirds the
size of Japan, one. twelfth the
size of Hindostan, one twelfth Of
China, and One.tWenty-fifth of
the United States.
Greece is about the size of Yer
mont.
The English Channel is nearly
as large as Lake Superior, and
Lake Huron as large as the Sea of
AZOf.
The Great Desert of Africa has
nearly the present dimensions of
the United States.
The Caspian Sea would stretch
from New York to st Augustine,
and it Is as wide as from New
York 10 Rochester.
Ihe following bodies of water
are nearly equal in size: Ger
nan Ocean, Black Sea, Yellow
Sea; Hud~On's Bay Is rathe- larg-
err the Baltic, Adriajic. Persian
Gulf and Hgean Sea about half
as large, and some w nat larger
than Lake Superior.
The Gulf of Mexico is about ten
times the size of Lake Superior,
and about as large as the Sea OF
Kamtschatka, Bay of Bengal,
China Sea. OkhOtsa Sea, or Japan
Sea. Like Ontario would go in
to either of them more than fifty
times. Great Britain and Ireland
are about as large as New Mexico,
but not as large as Iowa and Ne
braska. They are less than New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13

MYERS, FARMERS. TRANSFERS
BOATlEN and FAMILIES, supplied
with eRrything desired, cheap for cash.
-f lt~c f.tir-th rt -
st@s or Main Street. next door to Thos
nughes' Saloon, apzSf.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
ONAHA. MATCH 4.

JOHN VERYsMART, Chicago
Having on your advertisement
in the Tribune, | request you. at
your earliest convenience, to in
form me of the nature of the busi.
ness referred to in the same.
confess that safe and yearly in.
come of $500 would be very &C
To me, if your promises
pFe%e- entirely satisfactory you
may rely on my warmest graft
tude. Respectfully yours,
THOs. OUNCE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
advertisement !

At least $1,000 a wear can bel
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
A Fortune for Five Dollars.
A Tale I'm Six Parts.
.CAdvertisement.1

The advertiser will initiate those
who apply into the secrets of a
business which requires no capt.
tai and no efforts, and which will
yield an income of at least $500 a
year, requiring no especial know
ledge, and suitable for men and
women of all conditions. Letters
TO be prepaid.
JOHN VERYsMART, Agent.
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JOHN VERYsMART, Agent.
OMAHA March TX

OMAHA, March Is.
JOHN VERVsMART, Agent-Sir:
lnci0sed y0u will please find the
required lee of five dollars, in re-
t, rn for which I expect, by return
mail, to be put in possession of
YOUR valuable secret, hoping that
the same may correspond to the
rather high price you ask for di-
vulgiug The aatne.
Respectfully yours,
IHOS. OUNCE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
YUMA A. T. SATURDAY, JUNE 49, 1874.

made in pleasant and agreeable
way, and attention is called to
the fact that no capital whatever
is required for the establishment
of this business. For further in
formation, Apply to
THOs. OUNCE,
Omaha, z. 0. Box 96,742.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
III [,
CHICAGO, March u.

THOs. OUNCE, Omaha = Dear
Sir: In receipt of your favor of
the 4th inst. | am willing to give
you the desired information, hut
have to request you to send me
five dollars as a fee, as you will
readily understand that | could
not part with so valuable a secret
without some tangible considera.
ton.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13

ADVERTISING:
One square. each insertion .-----$2 80
Each subsequent Insertion ] %
Contracts blythe year or quarter at re-
'duced rates.
A square consists of ten lines of this
size type.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13

Every Monday morning. Returning next
day. Connecting at Msrioops Wells with
the Yuma and Tucson mail line. a.-,.
This is the quickest and safest T5afs
from Northern Arizona to Tucson and
Yuma. connecting at Yuma with J0hn g.
CsPFon's line of stages for San Dirgo.
JAS. A. MOORE Proprietor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13

THOs. OUNCE. Omaha - bear
Sir; n receipt Of your favor of
The 10th inst, with iul9sure as
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-13
Ghe Srizona Sentinel,
Published Every Saturday, by
VIZ y BERRY,
Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION:

TERMS Invariably n id anoe
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TO THE PUBLIC 4!

The undersigned having determined to
CLOSE the free school term that hns been In
progrt NJ under his prlnclpalshlp, In the
fourth ward ofthls city, since the seventh
of September lust adopts this method OF no..
tifying the pubic OF said determination aud
of his intention of opening II private school
at the same nlacc, ON
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FOREIGN.
The Conquered Provinces Send Del
egatcs 10 Berlin.
Italy Can No Longer Tolerate o Con
spIracy In lis Midst.

BERLIN, November THE dele
gates from Dehonenberg, Winterer
and Querbera from the province of AL
SAGE and Lorraine, took their seats in
the Reichsrath to-day.
PARIS, November THE Universe
says 1t is reported that Italy is about
to issue memorandum to the Euro
pean powers, calling attention to the
dangers to Italy from intrigues of the
Vatican, and declaring that the gov
eminent can no longer tolerate a per-
manent conspiracy in its own capital
and urging the powers to discontinue
the custom of maintaining embassa-
doris at the Holy See.
HENDAGE, November THE Car
lists report that they have repelled two
aorties from Irun and are taking
measures to intercept the forces com
ing TO the relief of the town.
LONDON, November "A special to
the daily News rom Rome, says tne
pope intended to receive deputation,
yesterday morning, but tainted on en-
tering the hall. His physicians pro-
nopnoe his indisposition slight.
HAVANA, November Ut is Off
eially announced that on November
18th, the government will publicly
burn about twelve thousand five hun
dred bank bills, representing the sum
of $685., 900, being proceeds ofathe ten
per cent income tax. There will be
another burning the following Sunday.
MADRID, November THE great
painting of w. Anthony, by Murrilli
has been stolen from the Cathedral in
Seville,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Death OF the Wife of the Late Gen.
eral Rawllns.
Merchants of Memphis Arrested for 0
Violation of the enforcement
Act.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November l.
A negro named Diggs was Jailed to-
day by United States marshal on the
charge of shooting and killing young
son of Judge Keils, of Bourbon county,
ON election day and destroying the
ballot box at Spring Hill, in Bourbon
county.
WASHINGTON, November IA spe-
cial from Vienna to the Independence
Beige says that the Duke DeCass has
notified Austria that the French gov
ernment is convinced that Germany
did not inspire the recent Spanish note
and that the German cabinet, ON the
contrary, approves of the recent policy
Of France with regard to enforcement
Of neutrality on the Spanish frontier
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The Empire stats In Line with o Ma
JorllJ Of ~ 900 for fllden.
A brand fOrehllghl Procession 10 Take
Place In New Orleans IN Honor
OF the Triumph VI DemOera'
~ Throughout the
Union.
A Democratic Majority ofseyenly.sey'
en- In The Next House.
The senate Whitfield Down 10 slK or
Elght Radical Majority,

Nav YoRK, November 7,-'rllden'i
majority In the state ID about ilOOO,
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November L.
Alabama has elected tho entire Demo-
cratic state ticket hy not less than
1900 majority, The result In tho
eighth district Is doubtful, II ilarrl'
son, colored republican, has been
scratched 10 any considerable extent
he In beaten by liromberg, In the
second district Williams, democrat, has
1000 majority over Rapler, colored re-
publican. In the third district Brad
ford, democrat beats Belts about 5000
In the fourth district Hayes, republ.
can, has six hundred majority, The
result IN thGnfh aud sixth districts
was between democrats, In the form.
or Caldwell beats ShenicId by about
seven hundred majority,
Tho democratic majority on Joint
ballot In the legislature IL twcnly-nlne,
Real estate Is held twenty-five por
cent higher than before the election.
NGw ORLEANS, November 7,--ActIye
preparations are going on for u grand
torchllght procession tomorrow night
In honor Of the democratic Victory
throughout tho Union. The commit
tee Of seventy have adopted the follow
Ing
Resolved, That this committee In
vito the people Of Louisiana to meet ut
their respective places Of worship on
Thursday the 10th Of November, to re-
turn thanks TO Almighty God for their
delIverauoo from political bondage,
WASHINGTON, November The
democratic majority In the house Is
now sevenly-seven with seventeen
still TO be chosen,
Tho states to elect involve six new
senators. The radical majority In the
senate is pulled down to eight aud
probably to six.
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MARKETS NY TELEGRAPH,

NEw NORK, November stack,
active, Nancy per cent, Gold llOl
Exchange long, 1881 short 80, doy-
ernmenls dull aud steady states duh
Rnd strong, Cotton quiet Sales IA
bales, uplandi, llsc Orleans, loo, Fu.
| lures opened, November, l2l6llin loo,
December, II al'aaMli ll'lGei Janua-
~, ~ Hl-2afa lhci February laO-Bgc;
March, Ia u-l061li 1889, Flour quiet,
EVRNlNG ~ Cotton Net receipts,
as hales gross, a,ilO bales fullirer
closed steady, Sales ", 100 bales, No'
yemher, ! I O'l6@li lO'a2ci December,
II ll'luoi January II 8l'aaGNl6g Feb
ruay, 10 O'asG March, 10 O'ld@
Ia NJ aac.
Cotton quiet Sales l,lIO bales, At
lilGlhc,
Money moderately easy, NJ glGlA per
cent, Sterling advanced, Gold 1910
M, Governments dull aud strong
Bank statement loans lncreasedsi, 0O0,-
oOOi specie increase, sdOO,OOOi reserve
Increased, sl2j,0OO,
LIVERPOOL, November z, NOOn,-
Cotton quiet, Sales 10000 bales, In
Guiding 900 bales for speculation aud
export Uplnnds, ism4di Orleans,
hl@sBd, sales on bnsis mlddling up
lauda not below good ordinary, Hhlp-
ped October aud November, 7ld, Salos
on basis mlddllng uplands not below
low mlddllng, shipped November aud
December, 7id, do, delivered January
aud February, D-l0, Sales on basis
mlddllng Orleans not below low mid
ding shipped November aud Dccem-
Der, 7 l3-l6d,
300 Il. M,--COttOn-Sales to-day
$500 bales American. Sales on basIs
mlddllng upland nothing below mid.
ding, shipped December aud January,
7 ll.l0d. do, deliverable November,
7 O,lGd,
NEW ORLEANS, November 7.--Cotton
demand good. Sales 1850 bales. |
Good Ordinary 10 strict good or
binary, l3Ml3Ac; low mlddlIng TO
strict low mlddling, l3l@lic; mlddllng |
10 strict mlddllng, lilDlllc, good mid |
ding TO mlddlIng fair, l4lC1ll3,
Receipts, 1870 bales; exports, con-
tnent $3.50 bales; coastwIse, 3,7aO |
Dhlfh 'iltUN iplllNlli ltupU uhlNH /
stock, Sl,577 bales unsold last even
Ing, ~, 200 bales.
Gold, llOb; sight, discount sterling,
50 30,
GALVESTON, November 7,-Money
steady. Gold quiet and In little de-
mand NJ lOOtgll0 buying aud selling.
silver strong and In good demand ut
IO73Ggl0Sl buying aud selling,
acknowledgements bills abund-
,ntand rates easy. Commercial New
York sight, I discount sterling,
'iSty days, S. 20; bankers New York
tight, currency, | discount do gold
premium; Now orleans sight, eur.
'ency, par, do gold ! premium
,terllng, sixty days, So 30.
Hdcs--Dry flint selected, 2Ocl wet
alted selected, Ole; butchers green
'c, dry sailed nominal damaged
iall price badly damaged and glue
tuck | price.
Cotton quiet and firm, Ordinary,
llc; good ordinary, l2sc; low mid
Hing, 1899; middling, lac. Sales,
100 bales receipts, $50 bales; stock,
4,5l2 bales; weekly receipts, 1904
)ales; sales 5000 bales.
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H7H
MAILGRAMS.

Rev. w. i. Adams, pastor ofSt
Paul's church, New Orleans, has been
appointed bishop Of New Mexico and
Arizona.
Hon. 4, Ramsey Wing, of Ken,
lucky, United States minister to Ecua-
dor, died in Onits on the 18th ult,
Lawrence Barrett is doing Richlieu
in Louisville.
Bishop Cummins is rehearsing the
pressure in Canada, where he is doing
a thriving reformation business,
Grant Is laughing out of the wtrong
side of his mouth about the third term
experiment.
Mr.. Hayward, an American, is sing
ing soprano parts in Italy. Hope he
is pretty fellow.
The new cable just picked up was
only two miles down below the surface
of the sea.
The postoflice at Maysvllle was
Tweeded on the I'd instant. The gen
tlemanly and polite burglars got
mighty little.
There has been considerable dis
charging done in Norfolk, among rail-
way employees. Cause, something rot
ten in denmark"
The people of Ohio will thank God
ON the 26th instant, for the election
news.
Russell, Kentucky has been threat
ened with burning, by the woods now
OF fire.
Horace Maynard and Judge Porter,
candidates for governor of Tennessee,
locked horns in Memphis this week.
Business made John Kergan, of New
Orleans, powder and lead Billy Burke
last Monday.
Frank Thompson, a passenger on the
short-line from Dayton, Ohio, to en-
cinnati, was run over and killed 10y
cars last Monday.
The Chicago Tribune's tripod has
fallen iuto the strong hands OF Mr.. Jo-
seph Medell.
Napoleon ", now handsome,
manly youth has gone into training for
the imperial throne by fencing with
his papa's physicians son.
,oo,ument. for September l4th
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ooKEi coKEi

Tho undersigned nre prepared 10 supply
ihn citizens 0i Dallas WITH COKE, II Win
burn fpndlly IA crates and stoves, both inr
noes stores aud dwellings, ID " cheaper nnd
huiter thnn coal, Coke Il sold ~ "a CENTS Dor
hhficl nnd coal IA sold ~ the rate OF n 20 pef
barrel, When coal ~ used II has tO be- cooked
ny burning on lht Rns aud smoke poi0ru you
coke lkalichdy prepared, ~ TINT Whom light,
gu nhd burning you vet the most intense
heat II N universally used la large clliOa
Tor gophing by puliinga crate IN ordinary
COOK lnH Stoves IN much cleaner Than wood
ana less tfouhlu-no wood % be- sawed az
split II gives IN oven nnd slrndy heat An
orders promptly attended IA by leaving thuni
~ the oliloo OF the company, on Lamar lroet,
between Main nnd Elm,
j, u sCRuGus
9ldlm hec'y Dnllns city Gas Lghi 90,
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The wife NJ General llaWlIns, late
secretary ~ war, il dead,
WcmIpApl November l,-,'The gov
ernor and treasurer NJ state will meet
The bondholaers In conference here on
Tuesday with view 10 an adjustment
" The puhlie debt NJ Virginia,
MEMPHIS, Noyemer 7,---seyeral
prominent merchants were arrested
here to-day fora violation Of the on.
ilreemenl act
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FAItM ron ItIaNp.
Phoenix Planning Mill.

have contracted fnr Onmulrle 0ulni VI
the heaviest Ani boat machinery lnanulaO,
iurd Ia the United hlHlrs
The whistle ~ blow and everything Ia hr
lh working 0uipI hy NOyrmhrr Mlh, under u
mllull Of twenty-five dollan fnr every days
detention H. 4, dlIuNE
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Monday, lhe bon Instant.

aTho following rates OF tuition will he
charged, payable monthly In advances
Primary branches per month -. % OF
intermediate 100
Higher branches, including Latin, etc, o.
lie would respectfully add that having
spent fourteen years In teaching, he feels
competent 10 train thoroughly all pupils
that may be placed undcr his instruction.
For information regarding his Industry, H.
deity and sklll, he refers TO the trustees and
other patrons of the school, which he has
taught during the above mentioned time.
Mrs. NJ. - Buck viii give instruction on
the piano TO such W. desire II, ut her resi-
deuce near the school room. She is thor
oughly competent..ond of large experience
In teaching music. Respectfully,
232dlw j. q. II. BUCK.
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DISSOLUTION.

Tile hum ~ Goye a Watt n this day dis,
solved by mutual unusnnl, N. n, ufOVe con-
ilnuing Tho husneHs, collecting tho debts
aud assuming tho liabilities, nnd H. n, Walt
ipllflnR, u, n, ultONE,
igidlW j. n. WAlII