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New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
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servant Hev e. H. Mr. and Mrs Thompson daugh
ters and servant and Mrs. Canning, Wm 2 Willis john ngs
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MR.. PARTON As 4 PUBLIC CENSOR.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The card Of Mr.. George Z. Miles. pub
Ished in oays TRIBUNE. disputing and correcting Mr.
Parions assertions OF the ncorrectness OF the news
paper reports OF the execution of Lusignan at Norris
towu v j. is perfectly far as it goes. But
neither Mr. Miess card any OF the reports at the
time of the hanging told AL the horrible incidents OF
that terrible scene Instead Of being false OF exagger
ated none OF the stories told at the time adequately
described as they should have been tOid the disgusting
features of the butchery
may mention, as two incidents omitted by Mr Miles
that the ja authorities reserved two windows facing
the aows for lady friends to witness the exeeu-
tion am glad to be able to add that the spectators
TINS gallantly favored withdrew the moment they be-
held the paraphernaa OF DEATH and did not stay 70 see
the end.
Ireiterae now after having published the charge IN
The Express two or three after the execution that
the sher not only admitted but personally conducted
lad OF 10 OF 70 years to place near the ga!loWs RON
which he viewed the whole performance He stood I'M
mediaey III front VI me aud SIX feet nearer the Rao"s
than did. -. 49,
Mr. Parton denies that any box used Mr.. Parton
mlsstaes only saw the box Dut distinctly IcaIu
the Sheriff himself call for IL in these words John'
bring q box from the stOre-roOmV ,, A.,
Moreover may add that the courtyard IN Wulcu tue
execution took place was 80 crowded tndt te
mad TO be squeezed through the crowd to reach tAe
gailOws. ,-,, -. .o. g.,
or all the executions which have had 10 report IN
twenty years career the execution OF Lusgnanl was the
most horrible and managed, the Snerin conduct
lug it as he would a show or circus hespectIug,
Police Reporter German papers, late OF The E<press
heu- YORK. July l. 1874.
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all things. II such q conception were infused into
the Church OF Christ t would baush all timdfty aud
hesitancy. We depend much ON human help that the
world is practically master instead OF Christ IL s
puoic opinion that makes the Protestant Church. Our
hope OF good often LODGED in what shall be the action
OF Legislature or in the incorruptiby OF judgs. We
couut too much human help, instead Of bringing the
force OF Christian conscience and Christian to
battle against wrong and 10 compel tu obey Gods
dictates. It quite different In apostolic times
When rulers said "Stop" the apostles said they could
not stop. The power within them, aud they
preferred 70 resist human power rather than sin against
God Christ TO us is the argument the wisdom OF
men, but the wisdom of God. You might as we'll
argue about religion with infdel The
great lesson Ia the pressing need OF deeper
spiritual e in Christian lands There Is enough Christ
idnity In the earth now TO civze and en ghten the
world. Bat Christ only clvllize but
That is the work He gave to do. II becomes to
take far higher aud nOber view OF this
world. Jesus Christ must be 10 future hope,
but the power and wisdom Of God to be carried with
us everywhere. The symbols OF our iaith should
be exalted in our esteem and exalted before
men They in a temporal sense very lit
tie. They mean spiritually more than anything else
in this world There no prouder picture than that az
forded bY the prophet EUaa when, having gathered to-
gether the scattered stones and rebuilt the altar, ne
stood there waiting for the time OF the evening service
Like his faith should be and Heavens fire will come
down aud the people Will shout, the Lord He is the
God"
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06

the freedom given unto this country nation. Now
that the sounds OF martial music and the booning OF
had ceased that ali the noise OF the Fourth
had been followed by and changed In the calm OF coos
holy Sabbath. with all ts qretude and opportunity or
solemn thought and undsturbed reflection, the qeson
was indeed proper one for each TO ask OF nlmseI
" What IL freedOmi" There are many vague IDEAS OF
what Is called freedom. True freedom Tor the CHRISTIAN
consisted not merely the untrammeled exercise OF
certain worldly rights and privileges. although TINS was
blessing that not to be despsed. True christian
freedom that personal deliverance which each io
lower Of Christ feels within himself when he Is relieved
from the burden of his sins-a deliverance only 10 oe
obtained by a personal contact and communion WIN
Christ himself-a glorious freedom which christ gives
t0 the human soul The preacher would not dlsparhRe
those who had struggled to the personal lOery
OF the body he rather hOnOred them for their glorious
deeds matter in what portion OF the world that strR
had taken place. HA hOnOred the harOns OF ola VINO
had wresed from the hands OF unjust monarch the
great charter which secured TO nation human rshisi
he hOnOred those who in times past had struggled Ior
freedom OF conscience against those who would nave
held them spiritual captivity all honor 10 those re-
formers who had been willing To sacrifice their lives III
the body in order that their spiritual lives might Oe
saved he bOnOred and respected those who struggled
from the which they had disgraced the official
ermine; ana he hOnored those VINO mad fought bravery
for the requirement preservation, and perpeualon Oh
their countrys liberty. But there still higher honor
than all these IL is the honor OF being made iree III
Christ and through Christ, for whoms0eyer lie Shall
make free he shall be free indeed, now and forever
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
SYMBOLS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH
~ 10. q f t-fTe1i a. Ws TaTUaH 'tV"9''Y40'' V "
LlrllLLln.


brooklyn
The Rev. Charles f. Everest preached yes
teriay morning in the Puritan Church at Marcy and
Laisyette-aves BROOKLYN. The theme war " Inc Test
of Christianity and the text was: But unto thein
which are called. both Jews aud Greeks, Christ the
power of Cod ana the wisdom Ok GOd'-l. Cor i a.
Beginning with the statement that every Truman NE
70 be measured by 10 the question: what
Christ % u % tue preacher explained bow ChEst was
regarded when on earth. Some thought him an IN
poster aud Soma prophet. The apostles we're asked
by Him. Whom ssy ye that an :" aud they answered
that lie the Son Of God. To the Jews Christ
stumbling block from that day 20 this they have
stumbled. To DhS Greeks He fooJshDess The Jews
have been scattered AL the earth and broken into
fragments nation, while the Greeks have
Ueved ia CArlst rs the power and the wisdom
~ God have spread themselves out over the
earth and the natne ~ Christian every where known
Tlere IL nothing more important TnAn the question:
What is Christ cruei1od 10 usF What dd the disel
pes mean whom they said ThSa srt the Son OF Goa"
They meant tue sacrifice OF themselves upon the altar
In apostolic times the distinction was better marked
between who followed Chrlst ana those
~he rejected HIM. Nowadays the WAeAt anu tAies
grow together and the Christian aud the lnndei are IN
'imateiy associated politically aud SOCIALLY. bH the
personal TEST OF Christianity remains uhchabseu A. VIC
are called n Christians Cnristls " us Nnd ue -
not 70 Otners-t1o power and wisdom OF GOu ChIstah
ity, however may spread, never alters ths lest noI
supreme Power bringing God consciously present VIII
us. III put Christianity on par merely Win tne
oeher influences in life u WILL die out because OF Tue op
position it encounters When, however, we say that
Snkt Above all tDgs. Will Christianity prosper
- 40 on 10 vctorK II CHRIST Is God 10 us. We Conquer
Oa1 ~
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THE HIGHEST FREEDOM OF ALL.
y< Ran r. IL Chspia D. D. he Ohsrc Of S DHe PS'-T''b
(Uaosrs1ttsf).

The Rev. E. II. Chaplin, d. d., preached
vesterdsy at the Church OF tic Qyihe Paternity al
Fifth-aye aud Forty fta-s from the Following text
If the son tterofoss shall make you free ye shan Be
free indeed. John. viii, G.
The preacher reserred ~ the celebration Oh lhne
pepdeDoe Day, and paid a tribute TO those who had
oaineA ,r.edom fer Ans1s4oa and American citizens
But glorious az wac freedom, lac continued thefe
still higher freedom % be gi'ned-a freedom tha'
10 be only Obtained through the son n Coda free
dom only by victory through the merits OF the
Cross 10 be truly every Christian must have Tue
inward feeling that the Son of God has made MIN iroe
through the shedding His blood the Cross Itwas
fitting subject for contemplation by every one ON SUCH
q day-the sabbath immediately following the ceeDra
OF the National holiday. Dy which Is counemerated
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
THE COCRTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

George r. Drant an advertising agent was com.
na an saturat Ju.uoe Wash, 10 brooslFh on ehAHe
,nng eiothnE valued At $40 from Cs@r At" 81 %
,, WlonghbJ-st forged orser
Wm. Donnellv was arragned at the Essex Market
p. C,r vs.,e,v On charge highway rchbcrg. he
re.ted by Qaun tie seventh frene -he n is ~ o. %
Of y Knocked ~eNh
Hssr, near . atheriae,.. lie held iu $2,O 900 bail
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
IL PORT OF SEw-YORK...

II. PORT OF NBw-ToRK.. july l.
ARRIVED.
oGses.o~H 2GS NTH pass R. J. corti,
steamship Carolina Beckett Charleston July l. With n'e
steamship Canada B Boston July in ballast to W.
ssa.hi, Mississippi cOr SeTorsAn' June % With nd'' and
Clapp Sewornus Juso 2s with muse and
' Leo Dearborn Savannah July l. with nse and to
s.hS sS .na Do.ne Phadephis with nd.e LOard steam
D str.,h..rn Jnan, Llv.rpool Jaas With nd't
Bst B Faulkner, Busnos Aes NAV I5 aud Barbados
June ~ y. o FS fos O a,,, from Bermuda With proaucs
Blk Lsey Oi Prince Edwards lAnd IrTns Foia'Af - Jays
BriS Rsp.h.r Sylvester sagua 0 days Nth sugar
scSf H1nnah tn aArScE Raymond aonteso Bav jan
10 ssy esy wn Ree 'o Bath Presr Eeuthe d,y, with &
sehr DctensOl Dekson, Corpus Christi 81 Jays "'n
SSH HAITI. e. Kirg tOf oAlAisj crOve John n B. days
seET : 4 Paine, Brown With pnsapp'N&
scHoOSHEs-HiVEH AID cGAsrws-
Var. Miller Gsofosu LIss % gors.:s Risa%ood siaS "
Aade Jordan Ganiiner !. W. Allen. Gardiner.
Ala y Herbert Sew-Betford Transit salem en- 49,,
B,aS T. Now w.,,s,, J n Barrett se~.Boifor
Lois,n., Providence SoRy' I,.s rroyaea'e; p,,,a.,.
KIN KIN ti,y rtS8sD's %Ssi,,a {. osasf as- rfa.eu
Wave Cre,t somerset MuqaAs. Providence.
North sta, Georges BANKS BrsadY"lns ran nSs'
b :. thomas, Portland c.
SAILED.
Steamship. Aecs Bremen Europa and Dorian for Gh'sov
Cbir Oceanic C Of Pans. ,hd Spain for lVpoo Cores and
Wesssra Metropolis SeuOreans ssa s'Saor sr
annoa for kstont "a. Elder aud Ola Doninion, Tor heh-
.aI b.It. ()tAyi. for Qpeonstown Emoa for siettin-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Iulx ting plot5oat rurey In
COLLISION oe Cape % INST T latter osnx eonsderaoT
S.m.yd Roads the 4th iae Inc tug
COL Brown arrived this forenoon and reports very neay om
IN Delaware sssd.y Arrived t'h onz GeS Z Dale
u s.gu. ohr Yates from Cldenas Arrived 2ta nean
Iiverp.o Vtndieaor rom No-A"h aAP aAsAN
non Boston: bs Ofets from 81 JAge , r,.A.
y.UOHIx.S. Juy 4-Arryed. steamhp knicAeoOetef nom
Yors sailed steamships Gen Meade and deo washington Tor
Eesfork D.,
ost sb VEGA and Eliza AeAshhn- An'eo iss
uish ing M Mersyman days from So Jsgo, Or orders
Sgvcls-LK Del july 4-PAssed down steamship MAY, oi
Providence Paei up spring resse Lxey Church A Aah
Agnes Il Bacon. aud brig Geo r. Dae
FOREIGN PORTS.
Iospos Iuy -Saled the United states; huores hdTh
Masgs Maee DAISY anu Aida ATed oai rom the United s'.'s,
an ,he "a iast N,gA uan Cathauua LHha Juno Ared oui
f,ota III. i 20 Famhens sndet Am
hon Wlitgton r. l. Peabody Dolphin, Annie
Rsth. Po.pero Psdre and Omus Arrived eui rom tae
Irited St,,4s Fede FoTennser Snov nA.
Cda M.a pd arrived oat IRON the United stsss
Isus Thr White star steamship Beige AeeA i heWiof
Jane IL, here JuT l. No.. ~,
Ifor Laiesg Shsp see FIN Paoe.l
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
cALRSDARS-Tnn pAL

grPEygx CouRr-CHAnBKRs-Frst Monday.-Mo0u calendar
MAuSE COuKI-TKAL TKEs-PAKr L-AcADAhi J.-AlJouih~'
until
nsy robbery Fnugan, burglary rfah bfsn
Cobum feoni0us sssu and battery 'e"rse JAWS 80
Woooi, William Csnsre. william IA TAsn"-a henfF Spc'A'
EdHAId WatlIhl. Erana lsyoeAy.
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DEPARTURE OFF FOREIGN MAILS
No Steamship Nails
PASSENGERS SAILED.
MONDAY. JULI G

PoR sAvASNAH-La staHshp San saLpador July i-Jss' s
Lane eury Yonge W. e.. G. BalScom snd Ee NJ ba
r5r Mrs J. r. Wade infant Miss Marie Toee Mrs Innilad
Reidng wife, and infant John WEIGH SyT
Williams W. T. Jones' Mss 81. L. SchAteTi Charles Meredith,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
On, ,e. AHA Nun sets .... 1888 Moon ll.29
DAY-AH
Sandy Hook OOO OBS Hell Gate Ferry. 2 IA
HIGH wATKR DAY..
sa Hoo. OIL 'tioy, Island O:ls Hell Gate Ferry.. 237
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Oreau Sledmers.

L'0R HAVANA, ..,, nm. INNS
u NASSAU PROGkESO, CAnPEClh AND nhhA thvEs
yEW-YoRK HAVANA and MEXICAN NAIL n D. LIMA
i~sung EieT s. S"nn n, sr a. s n
CITY or HAVANA titsvana via Nassau ..s...s.iaf
CTTi or EEW-fORA iIiAya1s druetl .........'Jns 70
CITY OF MEXICO thATAna aud Arneol. ......-.sJay ~,
CITr oe hEkIbA tHataaa areotI---...-.......Jaf -
f~ Hss 81 ''-s' A' y iIEx AspgE s0as. - BrVsavn.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Saturday, July 4. 1874
To-day being holiday there were no trans
actions reported at the Exchange SalesrOoms.
The suburban sales OF the week have been well at
tended fair prices have been realized for the prop
eFty sold. On Thursday Jere. Johnson r, sold az Yon
kers 12s lots FOR 550 being average Of s32 per ot
For next week the announcements are unimportant
E. H. Ludlow Co. win offer Thursday on ono
hundred-snd eleventh-st., Tenthave; house and
lot No. 226 East and LOT on
near Avenue A. a J.
Beecker Son Co. Will sell Thursday tne coal yard
No. 235 West Nineteenth-st On Friday the same
Oneers will offer at executors sale the nyestOry brick
No % FutOn-st, and houses and lots south east
OF Pacific and Henrysts.. Brooklyn The legal
sales announced not numerous and Will be duly
reported IN this column they occur.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
Esl:I: 30 I Zs;I:aI

The BEsT AGREEABLE TONIC inirodueed For
DEBILITY and Loss Of Appetite
ysuab Recommended for by the Food Joar ArhaI u
HAssa NJ. D.. Wentworth L. Scott r. q J.. T. A. ;. L.,
r. r Sold BY Grocers 0men anf Chemists in laIs
Lottes a each. beware o Prepared bv
600DALL BACEHOCSB X CO..
England.
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Gountrn Real Gstate for Sale

A SUPERB COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE,
"A or EXCHAN NGR for CITY PROPERTY-Seyen from Port
Me- with arm Of 100 Of best land po~ u TO seai
The Ory croTniug Ehe summit of oak and
Tanu nyon approached By magnificent venne Of OIL
far ant Of nne kngish estate
Box 80 Boston p o. E appAcA-
boarding Lake side villa the White Mountains
TOR SALE or TO LET-Cheap at Williams
bridge County HOUSE with stable,
lots BronK River, by LEsCHHORS 92 Lpenadst
L'ARM FOR SALE-Excellent farm, 100 acres,
Oneida County; railroad and canal cay sI
buildings drtcaSs; opportunity invest
men the BY applying j.
KAMPING, II CslaT-st
L'ARM FOR SALE.-FARM of 40 ACRES, in
Orange County splendid location WITH sne prospect good
buildings and Eeed the largest ppe orchard Of grated
fut town, fruit shade abundance situated ms
wEST0WN DEPOT Stores schools Churches &c on he
n J. Midland r. e. Stock and Implements nclude Immediate pos
on given References. Apply DAVID SAlkh West
town n y JOSEPH NJ BROWN. 2j9 York-st Jeev Cty ".
FULLERTON es 100 Broadway Equitable Building n y Ciy
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06

New- 5ersep Real estate for 6ate.
TOR SALE OR TO LET-EASY TERMS
az minutes down-town-commodiOus l4room COTTAGE
RESIDENCE with BATH &C. dePoi paved and nsos
stable garden, all Or1eT sorth tlouOO WI eat
responsible careful parties low Address SUBURBAN w. sSs
1874 Elizabeth. n. }.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property Tor
" sale lnfurnshed Sale Catalogues
Il. GERRY 80 Nassau, cor Lios'tysL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
Gitu Real estate for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE.-A first-class 4-stOry b. 8.
- hgh-stoop HOUSE, Phave for 81 2JO Apply to-day.
TlMPsoS PBgT, Broadway and Forts fourth 81
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
FLUSHING LOTS. .
UNPARALLELED Opportunities
FOR OWNING SHoME

IPON hhMAKkAbLl LEhHh
psee the attractions and
Inducements offered Flushing suburban 70 New
York ony Hunters Pont fare 10 cent? DasAl cars
40 ieoo,s 50 minutes rom v Y CITY Hall by Jamessp
Ferry 80 minutes by 3iibt Ferry Communication for r and
ferry sos churches Uendd chOolbouse gas
lighted and ewere and shaded by trees Of noa
hubbey surrounding aeary sye eAsnoe
ane boating fishing ard driving. Il has 40 equal . ..
either Yokyle Harlem with lnek transu
possessing enterps this young city bound
be had for residences
ron 5000 70 $500 from 81 OOo
IS 900 Monhy from purchasers, 20 per
and 40 eRtin 10 yesrS war
ranty drera Maps application Is. W HlTCh
COCKs RIAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS, 355 Third ave. cor
Twenty. sirthsL or opposite Main Depot 10 Flushing
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06

Z, ALEX AapHE 4 s0as. sS BrvssvsI
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GGuntrp propertp to Get.

GGumtrp propertp to Get.
AT NOROTON. Conn.-TO RENT, furnished,
n for two mouths pleasant PLACE, good shade sas
zanen he; Ave minutes sssuo1 New Haven r. We
mes from Stamford moderate EnA Ani AAe f'As~
e;O5 trains Inquire ss station
V,O LET. SELL or EXCHANGE fer Clty
II Proo.ry-PURSIsHKD HOUSE, in Aoistssn, " 81 se~s-
Apply 70 K. A. DALEY, jes SiTth-sve
rJ,O ENT-SACRIFICE-s75 monthly I. Iur.
aisbsd COTTAGE bak Of Heassa ossy 20 minute. sse.
o., .od,n garcen shsde 19s a. "a 40. :.
si,y par laksn 10 board n 1es.-sG lSsHn . - = -
TJNO RENT for the summer or yesr--A ySlrS lafges
Pu bef HOUSE .rxe ard .its .hasa.n,s "a
,,it md sh-, hosfs re,a g ~ n -
n hve jaJ pro ~ w wa - ~ e~'"s'SN
II - - As.rc.s Lo<kB Boz 57J psfss S@szs
New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
Brsoklpn propsrtn % fei.

ITO LET-The first PART of the HOUSE,
s,,usAea out and paror and btehen vsrJ
suitable to ady and seneaans TO 70 ~ sese
N i26 Union st., Souh Brooklya
, 1874-12-20
BOOKS.

At. GILREnTs OLD BOOK STORE. 1ea SOUTH
n Clssast kntclai's Works, vols, 81; Reai.
tIos Of l:usxtn Sl;, Andrews Latin English Le1con
nearly new vi R!:on aad Moores poetioal works, q
s. g: Den Qg.o;c. new and Illustrated. st9 Nov
upon application W pay IS for Webster's Dictionary.
PooKS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS RECEIVED THE
- past week. 04uow books Of al kinds direct from
.he publishers, which selling tor hAlf price,
fose you bny cala aad examine nur stoek. UHAPIN
BAQS.s a1A A1d 114 jeAat Madyoo-Et%
, 1874-12-20
waNTED-EEmALET HELP.

wANTED-FlmALE aELf:
Do1ncxt1cs.
sisi o2S ie d Apply
WA;rED-A GERMAN 9; swTDE 3 e. WHO ~; m
Ssf S1.;S sl as utel 24hS 4 . M2 e
three. "oa'a aadTss. s. II Taoaae @ oce @ .' '
WANT.D-&T i HoNQRE-sr;. 4 ooop .,2 3.,G 11RL II
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References reluircti SC Thietsth.s it. st-
| J4IASrED-Ar rs WEST VAN BUREN-sT.-A
fcrrcd.
.,S X91XS @ e5R lR1 9F g 9; i5ST n1s! 99S
y apde.,taad. hsf business; refefenea rsqui1oa Il
WANTED; GIRL 70 Po GENERAL HOUSE.
ss sas must come
ssssfa 4 M x2Dsf ka
W een'petcat st aad 4aasie esl isz s:ny Il ve
e1rnecs required.
| 1NANr3D--A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GEN
e a Is + s
(VaSrGj3, COOP &; FE3TEETAFE {s; ,q5R + L I9I 55
WAsri:p=A Girl 70 20 eEsEN0F HOUSE: USE
~ wo:k; Gsrman oS Scandinavian pFofosfed. ~ North
Il7ASrEp-A GOOD .,ilAi? AND PASTRY COOK.
~ at Adams II ousc, foo: OF Ls1e-st.
Il: @ !: s4sts 4p1 Gsa
day. with references ..
(VAHTEp-SkEvAST GIRL ~ SNAIL PRIVATE
So Is e9s WIZ &ssiaa;onst 4'' 10 t'ss'As'' ~
]l7ANTNn-A CAPABLE SWKDE or NoRWE-
lish but must b. wal dono. Aprl, at sos West Van
1uAsrED-1 EEUoSD GiitL; ONE WHO IS 4
b:i4g Eood seioEeuces may apply On Monday morning At
INASTED-A GIRL Fos, GEXEKAL HOUSE
w vurk. Gerrnna preferred. at es West Washing
WAS1TFR53Sa1RR5 WAS Il 5;;;la R5;l lFoR GENERAL aoJ5E1oNK
N7ANTED-A l;UoD COOK, WASHER. AND
It sd e ss
1SS 53.SS GIRL ron
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