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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11

At Washington, passengers make close Coz.
nection with all the lines TO and from the Morn
and West; at Dsnville, daily, with Sor;I
and Southwest; at Lynchburg, twice dsy, u
Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans Arksuss: SD
Texas, and at Gordonsville and Charlottesville
by Mail Train, with Ches. & Ohio T. T., Es:;
and West Twice daily connections " B!cl.
mond.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave Washington daily, excep! Sunday, 81
7.E q. m, Alexandria at 8.35 3. M, s..Te =.
Strasburg 440 p. m. Leave Strasbu.g q. rs
g. M, and get to Alexandris st $50 p. N.
WARRENTON BRANCH
Connection between Wsrrenton and Ms,
Line, with Mail Train only, leaving Washing.
ton 1855 q. M, Alexandria 8.35 q. NJ
PULLMAN SLEEPERS run THROUGH .pi,i.
out change 6et,oeen Baltimore and Ne,S OrLan,
via Lynchburg, East Tennessee sid A.sl:s
line, leaving Baltimore at 6O0 8. nj. A.
Sleepers between Baltimore and Lynchbuz
from Baltimore l0.l0 p. m.
Passenger trains between Alexis ndris 81:
Baltimore run only by way Of Washington. ST..
without change
Through tickets to Florida, and sll the Sou.
and West BY the many ditLerer: lines, 8: l2Ss::
rates. 6. J. FOREACRE tIen. Ms,sss:.
j. NJ. BROADUS, G. 7. u. feb !!
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ICE DEALERS.

EEBRUARY 25th.-The largest stock of
Il LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS for Ia.
dies and gents that we have ever opened-sll of
the latest styles Also COTTONS, Cslicoes
aud beautiful Cambrics-sll opened this q. NJ,
and being sold at our low prices. Cassimeres
for mems and boys suits unusually low.
Prices marked in plain figures.
feb d 81, C.. SLAYMAKER co.
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ITO r. GRAHAM, NJ. HOUSE and SARAi
i r CA AFTER

u T. CANIEh.
Take notice, That / have appointed the 7th
day of April, 1876, at my Office, in the town OF
Brentsvile, in the county of Pr nee William, to
execute the decree pronounced by the Circuit
Court of the said county on the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1875, in the chancery suit Of Graham VS.
Carter whereby one of the Commissioners OF
the said Court was, directed to take an account
of the real estate Of the defendant Sarah r:
Carter, the annual and fee simple value thereof
and the liens binding thereon with their priori
ties, at which time and place you are required to
attend.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of March,
1876. VIM. E. LIPSCOMB,
NH -W4W Comm'r in Chancery.
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YNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.


feb Is q. C. SLAYMAKER co.
TNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
Having accepted the agency for the above, we
are prepared to furnish shirt all ready mad e,
| only not lsundried, cheaper than you can buy
| the material and have them made Guaranteed
| TO fit. Economists will do we'll to look ut them
feb H. G. SLAYMAKEK CO.
EOUGERA'S READY MADE MUSTARD
e PLASTERS,
Superior to common mustard plasters, always
ready for immediate use, clean and not liable to
change. easily transported and pliable, SO as to
be applied to all sn WasF1 FL 5ais BALL &
aug % Corner Prince and Fairfax streets
DAKERs PREMIUM BITTERS, per.
bility and all diseases caused by dlssrdered
state of the liver or stomach just received
WAKEFIELD & HALLS,
sep D Corner Prince and Fairfax street.
NEW GOODS-Received this day: Hub
IN BELLS Prepared Wheat, Green's August
Flower, Thompson's Tooth Soap, Pieree's Ma
Durno's Catarrh Snuff and Ponds Extract Of
Witch Hazel [oct Isl JANNEY 8 co.
NEW YORK ENAMELLED PAINT, al.
IN ways ready for use; the best in the world,
combining beauty, durability and economy,
furnished in any quantity, from one gallon up.
wards. For sample card and prices address u
jy2 B. F. fEAKE & CO., 1877 King St.
DRIME HONEY IN GLASS We have re-
l. ceived small lot OF beautiful honey in the
comb; in boxes Of five pounds each; just the
''1' '0' 'A 'GE JIM McBURNEY s SON,
feb Is l66 and ITO King street
Japan TEA-we are offering finer article
j of this Tea for FIFTY CENTS PER LIB.
than has been sold here since 1850 1t is delight
'A' - A GEo. McBURNEY s. SON,
jan q l66 and l7o King street.
NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSl
IN Table Dsmask, Beached and Unbleached
Pillow Case Linens, White Flannels, Msrseilles
Spreads and Plain Nainsooks-sll cheap and
just opened.
feb "a b. c. SLAYMAKER co.
BLANKETS, &c.-I have received line OF
- superior California Blankets, Of extra
quality. These are the best blankets in use, and
made of the finest wool. Also lot of English
Canton Flsnnels, very heavy, and several bales
Of Cotton Bats, either by the bale or retail.
dec2 j. N. STEWART.
WRAPPING PAPER.
FOR SALE 500 LBS. UNCUT NEWS
PAPER, BLANK ON ONE SIDE. Apply
at this Office. dec LIT
MILL OFFAL.
300 bushels FRESH MILL FEED in store
and Tor sale by ....-- i
feb 3 P. B. HOOE, No. 2 Prince st.
NEW CROP TEAS st bottom prices at
IN oct8 RAMSAY'S CORNER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
T1O DAVID w. LUCKETT and CHARLES
l. W. MCCOY, executor of Lewis 81. Mccoy,

UGCBHsHu.
Take notice, That l have appointed the 7th
day of April, 1876. at my Office, in the town OF
Brentsville, in the county of Prince William,
to execute the decree pronounced by the Circuit
Court of the said county on the 18th day OF DC.
tober, 1875, in the chsncery suit of luckett vs;
was directed to report what further debts were
due by the said estate and their priorities other
than those reported by him in his report dated
December 10, 1872 and also what assets are now
accessible to pay said debts, at which time and
place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand this Sd day of March,
1876. VIM. Z. LIPSCOMB,
NH 6-W4W Comm'r. in Chancery.
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NEW GOODS-Received this day: Glenn 5
IN sulphur Soap, Hale's Honey OF Horehound
and Tar, Pixies Toothsche Drops, Stafford 3
Olive Tar, Winchester's Syrup of Hypophos-
phites, Heiskelps letter Ointment, Doctor
Percy's Vitalised Phosphstes, Halls Hair Re
newer, Foutzs Horse Powders. Chlorste Potash
Lozenges, Lactopeptine Powder and Sassatrss
Pith. feb Ii JANNEY & co.
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TANAWHA SPLINT COAL.
We have just received consignment of the
above Coal to which we invite the attention OF
consumers It is pure and free from slate,
kindles readily and heats quickly. It's combus-
ton is complete, leaving no cinders:
T. J. HEHAFFEY & CO.,
feb 10 Wharf and Yard foot of Queen st.
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DLACK CASHMERES, &c.-I have just
ID opened another lot of those superb Black
Cashmeres which have given 80 much satistsc-
ton for the beautiful shades Of black and tex.
ture; also Courvosiers TWO-BUTTON
BLACK KID GLOVES, the best article made.
Also Hemstitched Handkerchief, Corsets, &c
dec9 J. NJ. STEWART.
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oct Is

OPENING SPRING TRADE.
" Tuesday. March 7th, 1875
Special attention called to Black Goods we
are opening to-day great many choice Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods for early Spring sales,
ri. B. Hoomes. D. F. BRASHEAR,
A. e. Morehead No 100 King street,
NH 7 Alexandria, Va.
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Having accepted the agency for the above we
are prepared to furnish a shirt all ready mad e,
only not lsundried cheaper than you can buy
the material and have them made. Guaranteed
to it, Economists will do well to look ut them
feb H. G. SLAYMAkER CO.
, 1876-03-25

tho most nctvo sutl efficient officers Of Tho Rcfugo
Is ~ ~ from = EvanRo1ical : IN hor religious
yiovs as a1r. Horford, whoao church ale fro
auonty attends, aud for wloso talontB and Chrla.
tian characser aho has tho highest admiration.
can imagine hcr feoingg as sito roats tho rs'slo
noto OF tli!a 9 by phnrseoo. who scons sort OF
sof-const!tutod Spiritual Director Of tho Ae!iga.
I would Suggest 10 this missionary that until ha
has itnsibod little moro Of tho aprlt OF chtie-
tant 10 is ter snnGe tof VA sbo sbat
no would siosu an inmates place In
tno llefngo better than - tho ,',1l ofllso naso no
such On expression Of public indignation on this
aaboet as ss rode. repetition aond oi see m
menl 10 tbo uoyoruinR powcra Of tho \. ~. G. a:
a.. .sy gss IT, s M,fGn asdn Il n9ntS sn subsns ssne e,
somo Thrist;an rontlor,an ia his utaco. trsset
% she managers 81 the Rofugo will tako caro- In
future that tbclr beat friends aha!! nos ~ ne ena,
work witch thoy nro doing u,sy. not DO proja-
diced BY tho contemplate actions OF such
friouds ~ 10 this man Norton.
4 FaIEsD OF TIE nErCoE.
, 1876-03-25
LETTERS FROM TIL E PEOPLE.

10 tbs E!tfor II Tbs Chicago Tribune:
JAcKsosy11LK, III u March 22.-Fron the
humorous communications that coma under my
oyo (belug regular 1eador Of your papor) havo
inferred that you desire to represent the senti-
meutB OF tho peopie, or At least to give them
fair hearing The prcsont political contest
which promises 10 be the most ayentful for many
years, renders It abso!ntely uooessary that tlero
should DO q clear understanding ~ to the wants
aud domands OF the rauk Rnd file Of
tue Republican party. Tho course Of your
boliovo that fair representation Of facts would
lind piaco in .your coluuinH and also thlnk
this an expression Of tho aeuhmonta Of largo
number Ut lsopubiican voters, and among then
a great many aoldtora Of Morgan County. Thoro
eesns 10 bo 9onoral feellpg that Ia tho coming
oontout wa muHt put up Tie mon WHO have tho
best record, aud the ioaSs to carry, sud who will
concentrate The whole strength Of tho party.
Tho people demand ! nov deal and now mon.
Tue honest aeatimsns Of .hs party
They think that Whna officer hAa bold N o.
ilce and thas lucrative one, for eight years,
that 1t III time for him to atop asda and thas 1t
Ii too much for him u ast ! third term II tho
tho proseNt btata otlcots, It Ii especially and
1o1cby true Of tue Htaso Auditor. Elected to
tbs otlco during tho continuance in foEce OF tho
old Constitution, uhsn tl.a otliee waa worth from
34o,UV " eoo.u!u per- Joal, AAu tuan EenouAlnaI.
ed and re-olscted by the party, he nov seeks for
. third time to bo elected 70 that posi-
t!on, And clsns to represent tho soldier
voto of tha State OF Illinois. That he uaa tEat
nominated thr ougl tie Influence Of tho soidiess
aud has boen faithfully supported by them fot
two torms cannot be denied, but k1ero afo large
nunbor Vt soldiers u this county who will not
support him, aud who deny thss hs u ropre-
sentative OF that class Of votsra lie, during tho
sight yesss that ho han oontfolled that otloe has
hsd two aoldiess employed IN bis efsea Emes
, 1876-03-25

snov ariftcd down in groht wtlita nskca, whisn
% the spirit Of Loo Jong. wltto as n hte llfc he
had hitnod to mako all Ills works. Slowly and
royeroully The colin WAS run into tie heafao,
aud sadiy aud solomnly tho eight moufnorg nd
fought for tito beat Beata IN tho carriage: POW
OF tco, a hot boiled chiokon tlish Of POTATOES
and At r turt,ips hid boen provided and tton tho
eotsge eys kn sosy on n1 TlfDsE 4oss a ss nnoss mG
nnvc,I tnwhr,la Graco1and, sometimes tho 1ioatso
ahcati aomotimos the carriage, snd so,osimea
min and tuck. ..t.,
Gracelant|, and close beaide them vaa dug tho
restinp-placo Of Loo long. a. tic grave tie
ceremonies nero impressive, though thore va !. a
manifest inclination 10 cut thon ~ short az tao
ilfo OF lilo tlecoasol, for Leo Jong was only 20
yoars old. Tbe chicken. and tho rteH sna IT, TIC
potatoes. aua tho snfnips we're pjaced oeaao tno
eragB, handy for Leo JonB 1t Gabriel should 20
Etc ~ and to should waho up hungry. And Qhe
frozon ao fell heavily upon the coiIin,l ss .Saa ne
tic monr,iors turncd away aud returned sorrow
fully to their tubs,
, 1876-03-25


Thoto is = singular trade In Paris. All board
ing-schools horo arc extremely desirous to havo
among their pupils tie highest prtzo man. There
Is nu annual examination OF nil tho Rohool-boys
Of glyon standing In Paris. Ono Of them a
tho Highest prize man. To have trained the
highest prize man is tho bost possible advertise
mont Of school. Boarding. school masters arc
consequently always on tho lookout for boys
who pFoniBa to carry OIL this distinction. Their
parents hold sort Of auction OF tho bright bay
and conildo him to tho boarding school master
who bids highest Tor him. 4 hopeful candi-
data for tho Derby Is not moro Aodulousiy
watched and trained. All tho masters takc the
utmost palnB with him. He iB drilled, aud
crammod, and examined, In school hours and
out Of school hours. Ho ia usado to fool, night
az veil as day, that he Vaa born, fod, cd.
ucatcd for no other purpose but to carry OF
this groat prize. He loa,ls tho life Of tho ssras-
busg goose, whoso liver Is 10 have tho honor Of
entering patc ds fol 0ras.-8crtbncr for Aprsl.
, 1876-03-25
SUBURBAN..
FVANETffN

The annual Junior exhibition was given at the
First Methodist Church. Eyaustou Thursday
evening. by representatives, OF tho Junior Class
Of tho Northwestern Unfve1sity. As usual, q
Iasgo audience Was psoscnt, and tho oTorts af
tie Hpcakers ucro listened to with Rttontion and
interest. Notwithstanding tho efforts mado to
sguoloh thom, tho usual 'moch programmed -
"hlghex., education u"-wero successfully dis
trtbntsd anong tho audience, and Weso oyon
moro daGraoagui' thAn install, especially in tho
opinion Of those uho received "hl'octA men-
>tion."
President Fowler pscetdol anil the Ruv. +. N,
Packard opened tho exercises with prayer. Tho
following programme MAS carsiod out With cEoiit
to the participants and tho University: "The
GEowtL, Of tho Good" Howard lley Antess
rIGnatips hoyot,s'"' ,''x!Sa, EdTin + noko!l, -rs
n1eas Powers" hllsa Itzzio II. Hunt; "poli.i-
cal parties,. Frank L. Knappen Ilorncs
Groeley," Charles L Logani "0rowth Of
Authority% Charles IL MorEan; "EngI,sh Lit;
Robert seaman; Couture" ii. D. 1'ompkins.
Tho orutions voso, In tho 1naln, quito vol
wrttou aud tole1abN vol delivered bus tue
exhibition, % whole, Was uot up to tho standard
Of tho past threo OF four yeafs, pot1,apa tho
moat cselitAblo productions wore thoso OF
Mossrs. Knappen and Morgan and Miss pon,eroy.
E1cotlont music naA provided by Mrs. Lord,
Mssa uurd, and NJ. ]. neWado, Of Chicago.
HYDE FAUX.
The Ottizena Campaign Committee Of tho
Town OF u3do Park has called m ELECTION for
delegates 10 tho Town Convention to 10 held tn
the several pEeoiucta Monday bctwoon and 9
O'Clock In tho evonirg. Tho Convention III 10 bo
held at Floods Hall Tucsdsy afternoon 1t i
O'Clock. Tho call nppoa1a to bo eiyued by n. u.
pobson. r. Busso, IN, Lowia, y. y. Potter.
William hudson. Cllarles Reese, +. Conboy, Abe
Klsinman. Charles Gregory. @. ShsofeE, and
, 1876-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

this evening by Prof. Rodney Wolch On "Fnra-
day."
Proctor'a third Lecture. postponed from iaat
night On account Of tho detention Of hia train,
will take place ut FatHcll Hall this evening.
BY request Miss Frances 4. Willard will repent
her temperance address entitled LIVERY boly'H
War In tho First Congregational Church Sun
day evening.
Batu1day night an eutertainmont will ba given
by the boys at tho Neusboys' Homo. It will
consist Of aongs, and dances, and sletchos By
the boys. who have prepared the entire Pro-
grnmmo unaided.
Thoro will ho moot1nE In Fhrwe1l Hall, 1loom
No. s, at o'clock ThurBday, Of lndioa Interested
in tho Ceaten1inl. It is to DO hoped there will
10 ful! attendance, aa thoso is worry little t{mo
to do anything. All are cordially invited.
, 1876-03-25
THE ClTY-HALl.


The City Collector did we'll yesterday BY COL
,nct,nu at.ap0.
... q, ~, .,a "a.
wator'fente yos'oIoay "e'o s,''@f' ~" Az
co'p's ieou Wv e''s "v' ~. %n1
Charley White, OF lilo Cisg C1orko o'hco, hao
made up hia mind 10 run for tho otllc0 of Ciork
of lin south Side Police Court. Charley las
fx;.,s +,ho vial, him a,,ecnsa and prodot
.'a.ss u.s,,a asso1 .a.n ~ :" Kin, u1Ss'
Q eoo0 'o'o A'' 1'.'
A cAr-load OF tro-bEiok lot the Hea-Sloo
pumping-woEka arrived yo5tofday. INC Wotk On
tho buildings Ia boing nuened iof"ard az Muon
az possible to nncnl tho growing domhnd tor in-
creased watorfaciltes IN tbs diatrict which ta to
bo supplied
7ha c,ti1ons residing in tho vicinity Of Tho
Wat aIi}e Rink nro loud In their complaints
ngalnst its lougor, being allowed 70 0tanu g a
menace TO Burounding property IN coso OF hle.
Inspector Bailey will condemn 1t to-day and haVo
It torn down.
7, ,vi,, ,1n,7onhtodlv ha rrnt;fyinc 10 tho rcsi-
,7,ntn ri Miiwanknn ayenup and vicinity to know
e',st tha cnn,rant for tho construotiop OF tho
Miivsnkaa s aya,,t,e yiadnot Gas bcon awarded,
and thn work viii hra comneucoI when tho
wn.,hnr ID nronitiona. James Ktucado. La tho
s,ncaaof,i bti1nr NJ hG8 Ind.
oess''s-A' ' 1.,,,,.,. J..
The Council committee On rnpnn n nnIsolnea ~, u
called for this aitcrnooo ~ AsU oet0ck ~ sne
Ctsy-uesk's oflco. Inc finanee nn Homm'steu, s
Mayor Cols1n, thc boara ni fM9Ao Mosko. ~
many OF tho monpers ot tuo Nls.zcna ASnoo!a' seo
, 1876-03-25

no,,nccs thom very valuahlo, and viii probably
take onu Of the skulls to Chicago. Ono skull
and tho akolnton will be sont To tho University
MuHourn At Ann Arbor. tho ekulls arc low anil
lat in front. with largo back bruin Tho tooth
gums from tl,cir coa.sc feeding. Thc tooth Of
tho uppor md lower JAWS, instead Of bc!nB
nearly on straight limo, aro sot At hight angles
to oacil other. tho JAWS and nose project far
boyoud tho forehead, resembling certaln hpos IA
outline. Tho chIn Is human ono, atronE, and
woll developed. Tl,oae relies vero last evening
exhibited mid explained IT. MuekeYon tonight
thoy arc to 10 brought here. Tue mound OK
ptorktlon Ia now finished.
, 1876-03-25
"COOD.BYE, JOHN"
FUNERAL oDSEQG1ks or A CHINESE LAUNnRYafAN
yEfrEtDhY.

FUNTOhIt oU8E2E1E8 OF a CHINESE LAUEnRYafAN
yEsrEnpAY,
rho-. u.a n,onrn,ny nj ana cari, atroet vnat.r-
-. e,..,t,'1 wa nd wr;,',int ~ 1,an. ~. ia
ay, mourning aa, ~" %'g ~ nas nnu .ho
.ssh-boa.d enl Gatiron wcro laid aside. For
r.a rone, Law all, and col In little roor7, a,yav
wv '.ns sot1 ssa 49,, ga a,e,s.,. -,
lp N TUG n'slo' o'-.oM aso us"a. ~ 1sioea W
mo long, worry yoars !so Ind suffered Will, con-
nmn.inn. contracted at thp tub. aud when tho
NJ. 49,, .,n,a In him IL fonn,, lin, nd.
Ia'o 4.osol e"sAs , a. a 80. 1oa1.' ~
Us expressions OF hls anstoty to go.
Loo Song como from Cnntoi tu 1879. attracted
lv tho ,,r,,niaa nf ]iberty. TIN ra,nc ~ cuchrc
- ~, p'e - .1,o ,,,nd,n ,.,s,,, ~
Vla tho prosperity " tno innnuty oassnetH' ZOE
= ycArH he mot With unparalleled! Successes,
''uapy bosom warmed uadet his genial iu-
aueL,. For two years ho mnlo ths starch
bowl trst,tu.ton. and when lo did y htow
was ATM At nrio1,tal chca,, labor from wi,ic'
the punk nd enndjn tltnt nerfu,pod ami ,"htcu "hc
his lust hoS. warc bnt ,artial protcctionh nhu''o
1t Gnu haras In aid t1,at Ico .[onu diea ;, ,,,.
atms Of bis ,r;cnds thonph In hn.l cis1t ~ ~
uumbor. Wan. T'cH' thnncli he Ind inyGn ~.
Jong In his l1Iti, md stronrth. ehrauk fro,n
him in blu weah,na. aA'I md d1sso,utinn. Ham Ra,a
Chop, unto whom l. lad hncn ruttio' u],iip.-
pphor. aud frion, starssd Jack af{ricntol
faco. lin Wing iooke6 ,v,,1, sns-cn osr. ,,non
The awful appsoacb, aud With Ling renentsi 4
gross Of ts.-choats IL ave tbut tI!loa lis soul.
Wah Chung stood by fn sijet"r strotch;nr ia
hhAds toWntd tho zet.Itt ,yhilc hh Junf, fninnnt,
I'd that the yanlties Of the World n.o % n,Ha away
hke shirts, leaving but t,nuuld hiiia tn tnstify
Mat ttiey eyer existed. VIII Hfrcamrr AVA
ind ehfuggiux shoulders Hum syint, cn,ts,n. n,ns
plated thn dviur utruvrlos Of hs XII ~,
siato md Hstn Loe sobod al Inc ,nlao fa''sl Sna
.nd tho eyes grew glossy aud coil, I'M .hsrc
Has mono to touch lin. They vcrp sti sorsnr,
ful and sympathetic. but thofo Wus nnne to
hls pallid lips And 80 I.su Jong tilrond t1o,y,,
his life and passed out Of tl1,s world into tno
, 1876-03-25

nhoulu Wo aaa 70 tno loaus nnu u,bSunut, 10
nboTa enoWn, tho a1noant OF loans ana a'scu1h.s
OF our tnIee Icy anVnee panAs' y VIA stso Hos"t -
over u, loans anu nsconhts: dn9 19. ~ a
posts OF ING Netlonal panks hte RvsSt san.fo,
and the savings BANKS would increase tnlb 70
healthy ga apHnt ~ q deposits foF 'ho
% 3Eronr or TIE g sha
me report q tno Oi5eatos ot mo ltockto.a
Watch company vas fead ~ ne annuat mooMnk M1,s
hold alte Weok ana Was hEols easa11aetofp: & ine y
so. fnes eoss e ahs suc n IA obou
aWo yoats sEo It Aas pa,d f45 "a .a6os' o
The total disbursements hayo boon elso.9Ss.3L
Il " TIC intention of the Directors 70 mako t,e
worhing cSpacasy Or ae a aac'atT tEansy Mats ~
market; rzu u,-
,na n nannt 1ronitn,ri snciats ~ rernivo aI ,,c
ane ezas q oo MA 70
fA E1nloluon, epnmehclns .oo z91n pIoalnlo' ~
9gIxot Runno aons9sS W taas s ochstui, .a ns.
Altnpall nae atccepto9. huu do AoeA1oso Aion
afe nonna TO dlstingasah themselves,
o., hsHp41alsT oS haaALi. hcnt1. - .,x.,.
Ine 10y. IT, q. Hoa@n. Iosinofy OF hosK.9n
s eoasy "mo ~ nns sas ~ ~ ,nrsa,
- " smS r,tar sun 10 LILY en,t n T.
~, , nnu .s T.. .ia ,.ia,.,4.. .i,at H. mo., 20
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