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National Republican., 1877-04-18
PERSONAL.

L. Matheiro, Portugal, is at willard's.
Lyman Elmore, New York, Is at the Ar
linRton.
8. H; sharpless, Philadelphia, is guest at
the Arlington.
Gen. John B. Frisbie, California, is stopping
at the Arlington.
Judge J. H. storrs, Brooklyn, is registered
Prof; R; Pumpelly, oswero, N. Y, is a
Hon. John Giles, of Boston, Mass, is domi-
ciled at the Ebbitt.
Paymaster George II. Reed, U. s. N, is
located at the Ebbitt.
Cspt. R; Blakely, of St. Paul, MINI, is
Quartered at the Ebbitt.
Judge VIM. J. Robertson, of Virginia, Is
sojourning at tho Ebbtt.
Germ F. wIechers, Vera Cruz; arrived at
the Arlington yesterday.
Gen. George A. Sheridan, OF New Orleans,
La, is quartered A. the Ebbitt.
Hon. II. l. B. Cummings and wife, of Iowa,
has engaged quarters at the Ebbitt.
&c n. @. X. Warren and Gen. II. b. Abbott,
U. s. A, are registered ut the Ebbitt
Colonel Thomas Fitzgerald, Philadelphia, d
In the city, and registered at wlilard'a
Rev. j. Clement French, d. D., of Brook
lyn, N. Visa guest at No. 2os East Capitol
Rear Admiral Boggs, U. s. N, and xife,
rive this evening.
Thomas Carlyle has been ch.een unsui-
mtusly president Of the Edinburgh Philosophical
Institution for the ensuing year.
Gen. VIM. 7. Sherman, U. 8. A., VIII return
to washington Thursday morning, and has en-
gagged bis old quarters At the Ebbitt-
Col. Charles McCawley, commandant of
the Marine corps, and wife, will retarn this cven-
ing aud occupy their old quarters at the Ebbitt-
Princess Fredericka, daughter Of the King
Of Hanover, e certainly going to be married 20
pretty, but OF sweet nature and very acoOn-
plished.
Hotel Arrivals.
Al the arlington Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c.
Pickering. Cambridge, Mass; Paul N. SpoIord,
]. q. Clayton and Eugene TreAdwell, New York;
II. Lincoln Chase, Boston; r. waterneyer Mex,
kell, Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Lawson
A. J. Todd and Mr.. land Mrs. Geo. W. DIsbie
New York.
At the EbJitt-J. M. Lent, Buffalo, N. Y
T. r. Mccormick, IT,, Knoxville, Tenn; W. r
Hodges, Geo. =. Baker, ST. Louis, Mo-; VIM
Ware Feet N. Y; Mrs. ID. NJ. Green. Troy, N
Y; Mrs. Q. L. s. Holley, Elisabeth, N. J.; W
u. Hall VIM. y. Wyckoh, James ID. Warner, v
Y; l.. II. Morgan, Rochester, N. Y; J. L. Hes
senger, Ohio, and Eustis Thompson, Nd.
Al Willdrds-Samuel G. Perkins, PhilAdel
phia; 7. Weed and wife, Kansas; J. N. Harmon
| Byron Holley, q. NJ. BARTLETT, Luther L. Shnn
| N. Y; q. Morris Baker and wife, Newark, N. ]
| Joseph Frazier, San Francisco; James Barnum
| Baltimore; A. J. Ingersoll, Mobile, Ala: Gee
| II. Kiddeli, IT,, Philadelphia, and Chas. A. Dol
ton, Pittsburg, Pa
National Republican., 1877-04-18

bsei instructed 10 pray for deliversuce
fron the rsvsging scourge. Il will be re-
membsrsd that NAroLEos once said that
Con was with that army which has the
heaviest artillery. This was only smother
way Of saying that "GoD helps him who
helps himself" Therefore, while fasting
and praying. cur unfortunate Minnesota
friends should not forget that ii is necessary
tU secure some natural way of destroying
the pests.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

complished and recorded, and then the
season of rejoicing will commence. In.
deed. it has already commenced, and the
country is only awaiting the formal an.
nouncement Of the consummation to give
glad proofs OF its approval.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

TwzzD7s guntsssian cumss rafher late in
-as fhy m be nats svaiiahle in criminal
sr1cssfn-s .zainst ne parties L impli-
rsSas as sas starlre Of limitation (Which
IN Wv Yn4 IN five ysazl unfortunately
irnr.gnas 5sr.esn them and the peniten-
turr
National Republican., 1877-04-18

osH af ma drst ACTS Gt the Forty hfth
CInarsss shnuif be u secure legislAtio n
iiKstanraiHing every psrsuu in Utah who
FraGi1ras pHignmy. This religion will
z-nhMhnriig dia Gf its own accord in time,
Aur n unF nAka . esnrIry. Congress can
EiI q IN thnea months. and receive the
tia1as Gf every every respectable element
IN Chraszsnltnm.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

A1sN's aPPis ezIIssd al the trouble in
stR rl.zfsn az Eden, AMI now Adams roll
vii G1Ess Al tas trouble At the beginning
az s5s nnH- sesiun If Congress Could
N sia urauhls Gzussf by the ADAMS family
De g,Iminatr,i E-lm the world We would
hIiEq a vgrifahia Arca.fia-
National Republican., 1877-04-18

NEW IORK is wIde.swake over the
TWEED disclosures. Grea, excitement pre-.
vails in political circles. Some of those
implicated BY the exposure are siid to be
missing. and others are exPl ,ining and de-
nying. Altogether the metropolis has never
been so sgitaied before. TwEED's volcano
threatens to bury a good many prominent
men in deep disgrace.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

TwHz1. sr-cha,f ami miserable, has At
INST szrrd N give up 81 and tell all "
n IN sniI tznIf over sNu hIr,fred prominent
H,mninF politicians viii be damaged by
lis szgaEurs-
National Republican., 1877-04-18

SFaEps II here without q doubt, and
A7r1 shnsSss a-s inins nature up green.
E9iF xsH=asr Gught u start the wheels Of
s-Hi,t tne IL cur shops with customers
vaE s-isl IN pupChhse goods f1r wear dur
n,r INA irurrschinr warm weather.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

Lanirey, the historian uf ths frs NApnasusl
is 4 man sb years 0ld, nttls person Of sacalg
appearance win n small And ptarring 60 Hs
manners arr snllc. and M iE an tilanlA11EAalE
worker In his mDdesi homs IN fark- tlH %
eSnrIlslh Senhiu. Slnf Bi ans lsnnalaaIai1a .
violent bRtrra OF GHnhritA- l.e Ass riIllfi
RsiY unpleasant IhBnf -
National Republican., 1877-04-18

Inn uag1R IN the diplomatic ience Of
Eapapr arrns cut 10 be Montenegro. and
hs n rGing N maka shnut As much trouble
IN ma OH WJrii rs did SSrPro AFRICA
nuR
National Republican., 1877-04-18

I'm rzpurned massacre Of three negroes
II Gaarr:n vii usnI To smharrass the
RSssbhmE m c.rrYing out his policy Of
VHifGzrsEnl II the people Of Georgia are
IN sympztaT with the policy Of the Ad-
ninasaatsun they vii sss 10 il that these
Arrr,,r murfsrsrs are punished.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

RrssrA will declare war against Turkey
On Saturday. On THURSDAY the Russian
embassy will embark from Coustantiuople,
ard on the came day the C1sr will depart
for kischineff. where the centre OF his
army is now stationed. This news dispels
the last hope of peace. and now nothing
remains but to wait for the shock of war.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

EF rH1 Hsafecrrsf element cannot ind
anything wurse u du against the Admin
ss-atSnn tiaI N print and post that bean
sffl FuszIyu rum NJ EyARrs' famous
spssrn Z 4aiIIId inrgver hold its peace.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

Tmsa having rslatiyes in Philadelphia
VII NV przpars n reciprucate tia kind
NESS waich tis said rslntiSes displayed last
summnr- Phihiaiphia VIII be deserted
siiH unmrr hI those Of its inhabitani 5
vaI hzsirs mi ara dstermined 10 get even
vita tiair Cenreunial guests.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

CnI-r E,lasa hns rune back on the war
wfh With dna humtrctf and hffy warriors.
and INV zae pour weak United States
amF viii Pruhzhfy be shattered
National Republican., 1877-04-18

Mr.. Charles LHnmsn hRs q vrrr EilzazHn
home IN GeorgetOwn, fIlsc win haafz- plriureE
and mhny quhini and hcEntlfnl GhtaEz- Gnat Of
his curiDsftinE if q rBIlsntim a 1AIaAzsss ysasr-g
IN three litile volumes, wrtIian AbSul sBe gsEls
nRQ.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
GlnR Is ererping up.

Thanksgiving Dur, which she vii devote
vhhfr N -ia dismsmberment Of Turkey
National Republican., 1877-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Montagues Concert.

day evening gives every indication that large
audience will be present. The programme being
composed OF vocal and instrumental music, In
music, Is sufficient to satisfy the most fsstidioas
the new natIOnai hymn 70, God Preserve The
part, % BY miss montague, MT. Castle and MI. Mt.
Odendhal. The words and music are by Professor
tIons Of patriotism, and 10 harmony with the sec.
timents expressed in the Presidents inaugural
address.
Benefit Concert to Mr. John Pugh.
We understand that Mr.. John Pugh, the
well. known tenor Of st. Aloysius' choir, will be
rendered q complimentary benefit by his many
al %cas ap Our ey
dante, will be rendered In hne style by the best
amateurs OF the city, including all tho members
m mainder M Fol q the programme prog W viii be composed Of
concerted music Of very high order; MT. Pugh
VII doubt es SrSe1sd S arFs eSSsS as he
"The Romance Of Poor Young Man"
Few better plays than the "Romance Of a
Poor Young Man." now on the boards at the Ma
tionsl have ever been witnessed in this city. Mr..
Montague, who assumes the leading character,
is undoubtedly handsome man, but his decided
ability as finished actor is far creator a,trao;
exceedingly graceful style has many admirers
and In no play have had better display than In
is represented to perfection. The play will be
repeated every night this week, and should be
seen by all lovers Of light comedy.
Miss Abbott's Concert.
Next Tuesday evening Miss Emma Abbott
will give n farewell concert at Lincoln Hall.
She will be assisted by Signor Brlgnoli, Sgnor
Ferranti and Messrs. Case and Pratt. Miss Alb
bolt has been pronounced by the metropolitan
press as unquestienably the most promising
american sYRgs!.s.s s9.t has aRPsaisd Un ths
wood" whose writings are loved for their modest
truth as we'll as 70, thei. beauty and plquanoy,
all Americans should feel proud
~ nrst met Emma Abbott In London, but In
Florence and Paris had heard very much Of her
from her friends and teachers. She has, In the
sesses in rare degree those best ad duncts Of ali
Benius-courage and Industry. There is great
heart and immense working power In the little
woman. Yet with all my prepossesslons, when
vOcc-its range, Its dramatic force It's profoundly
sympathetic character, It's searching sweetness.
IL Is remarkable ia high notes, sometimes won.
times swiftly, but always smoothly and evenly,
| crclipg round on round, till far above you II
seems like a lark at 'heaven's gate singing;
then slowly, softly, drcamiiy II sinks, as II the
| on the ground. The dramatic quality Of Miss
| AbbOtt's singing-a realisation passlonately ln.
tense gives her great power. not only over the
She sings not to the heart alone but to the soul
especially In sacred music, not with melting
| sweetness, but with impassioned hre. Her lips
seem touched with a coal from Gods own altar
In devotional singing she reminds mo OF Jenny
Lind"
The concert next Tuesday evening will be the
last opportunity to hear Miss Abbott and the
time, and advantage should be taken of 1t by al
| lovers Of music.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

General Deyens, in regard to the attack re-
Gently made upon him by Wendell Philips, has
laughingiy said that he kept in mind the exam.
pie OF the Archangsl Michael. who refused to
he also kept In mind the comment OF Archbishop
TiIlotson on this passage In his sermon on evll
speaking. when he said that the Archangel
Michael by this course not only displayed q Chris
tan spirit, but showed his wisdom, because In any
such contention the devil was sure to come OIL
best As early as 1855 General Deyons commits.
possible there being no Limitation upon the price
except that 1t should not be exorbltant: Sims
vens was never able to furnish the means to set
him free Finding that Sims was poor he sent
him Q gin OF 81 900. "When Mr.. Phillips calls
you a liar, villain and a seoundrel," said Gen,
Dsyens, "ho merely means that he does not agree
with you. Be is maker Of phases, and must
have some one to apply them TO-"
National Republican., 1877-04-18

The pen with which Francis Marion wrote
the order disbanding his soldiers after the Revo-
luton Is owned by one Georgian; and another,
q descendant Or the General, has Msron's Gang.
chest wfhIls frugal GU ~ Of silver.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

Count Won Arnim, who Is at Nice. under the
care OF his daughter, suffers horribly, bot bears
6y' TythirV hr"vely and quietly lie has become
nilLt iTOm lrysilelas.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

EA-zns S-a'ii'T tie sifg rir tss summer en-
1sau rIT R81uauRNy saiiesf 10 GIIy askf~yss
~ gW1'Hy RF s-s'rs pr mouth, isrHria6iy ia al
Rufna-
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A assessment n office.
HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.

n oCArIoN of principal place of business:
a San Francisco, California. Location OF
works; Humboldt codnty, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at meet!n8 OF
the Board of Directors, held on the 29i h DAY OF
june. 1877, an asses sment (No. y OF ten tiol
cents per STARE was levied upon the capltai
stock of the corporation. payable inme-
diately in United states gold coin, 10 tue
Secretary, at the Office of the company, NO.
535 California street, room 2. san Francisco,
SJalifornia.
remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1877,
VIII be delinquent, and advertised for sale al
public auction; and unless payment Is made
before will be sold on
;SAlURDAY. HE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1877, gf5 eo
To ply the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale. $500,
By order OF the Board o6 Directors.
j. H. DICKINSON, secretary.
Office, No. 535 California street, San
Francisco.
july It'd
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Being duly sworn, on oath deposes and
saws the fore going account is justly due,
owing. and layabls fr m said county to
affiant aud that no part thereof has ever been
paid by said county or any person. and
that there are no offsets or counter claims in
favor Of said county against the same, and
that every part thereof has accrued within
the six months last past.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me, this
- day of---- -----lBI
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NOTICE.

To Jerry B. Gramme, Tayfer 'waterhcaseand
whom it may concerns
NEOU and each of you are hereby
notified that I, the undersigned. nave,
pursuant to an Act OF Congress, apProV9u . nag
,inth 1870. commonly known as the united
states Mining Law, expended in labor on tn.
silver Monarch Lode, SITUATED in Central
Mining District, Humboldt county, State OF
,Comnanv ten dollars for each claim of one
hundred fl ct of said Lode, in and for the
assessment year ending December 3lst, 1876,
aud YOU and each of you are hereby further
notified that if you do not contribute your
proportion with necessary cost OF advertise
ment TO meet such expenditure within
ninety days from the date OF
the first publication Of this notice. the
respective interest of you AID each OF you IN
default vii pass to the nnderslgned' your CO.
owner of said Lode. -
w;nromncca May'1eth. i877, god,
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Blank copies OF which will be furnished to
officers authorized No administer oaths upon
application to the County Clerk. BY order OF
Board of Commissioners.
Dated Winnemucca July nth, 1877.
2w j.. II. JOB, Clerk.
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"A. CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., l VIII
send recipe that will cure you, FREE Or
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
BY a missionary in South America. Send
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN Station D. Bible House. New York
City.
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NOTICE TO WHOM lT MAY
CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
this date all persons having claims against
Humboldt county will be requested to sub
scribe to the following affidavit, q copy Of
which must be attached to eacn and every
clam:
STATE OF NEW DA.
COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT. De-
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TO ALL WHOM 1T Ray
CONCERN.
May I, 1877 :3m

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD
II his interest in the Paradise Stage Lie
desires to settle up all accounts at once.
Those having claims against him are re-
quested TO present the same. and persons
knowing themselves to be indebted TO him
will please call at the City Drng Store and
settle. G. A. DESAUSSURF.
Winnemucca; June Ia 2w
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t. MADE by Agents in cities an
1T - kcountry OWNS. Only necessary to
- ~ sshow samplesto max, sales and
IL .money, for any one out OF employ
&2S kment and disposed to work. Used
Edaily by all business men. send
H. . - ,hstamp fer circular, with prices to
EOA .h,gents. Address
~a~ ESPECIAL AGENCY"
Kendall Building. Chicago
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YOUNG MEN

WHO may be suffering from the effect of
youthful follies or iDdiscretion, viii dc
swell to avail themselves Of this, the great
lest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering
humanity. DIR. ~PISNEY will guaran
tee to forfeit $500 for every case Of seminal
weakness, or private disease of any kind on
character which he undertakes and fails tel
tcure. He would therefore say to the unfor-
stunate sufferer who may read this notice
THAT on are treading on dangerous ground
swhen you longer delay in seeking the propei
remedy for your complaint. You may b.
lin the first .tage; remember You are ap-
Eproacl ing the last, If YOU are bordering
tupon - 9 last, and are suffering some tr all
hof it's i'll effects, rem -nlber that if YOU per
Hsist in procrastination, the time must connel
lwhen the most skiiltul physician can rem
Hder you no assistance; when the door of
shope will be close against you; when MOI
Hangel Of mercy can bring Son relief. IN n
lease has the Doctor failed of success The
klet not despair work upon your imag ination
Hbut avail yourself Of the beneficial resulth|
Iof his treatment before your case IS beyond
Etle reach OF medical skill, or before rtin
death hurries you to a premature grave
Hull course of treatment S25, send money
tby Post Office order or Express with full
description of case.
Call, or address,
DR.. A. g. SPiNNEY,
IEtNc. III Kearuoy Street, San Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II. C. TANDY,
PHoToc RAPHER.
WInnemucca.... ..........Nevada.

VyHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
IL formed that, having, fitted up the build
ing formerly occupied by II, NJ. Wood, am
prepared to turn out. on short notice, pic
turesfn all the popular styles and sizes, in
a superior manner. ao 5a sci
will rem lin in Winnemucca but short
time, and feel confident that l win satisfy all
who may favor me with their patronage,
WrNNEMuccA. February 18th. 1877.
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TO MY PATRONS.

YyHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il informs the patrons Of the Humboio.
Baths aud Shaving Saloon, that irom th M
date the baths and saloon will close at "a
O'Clock noon, every Sunday.
The Baths will only be open TO tho
public SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RICHARD RoEIN~oN.R
Winnemucca. June IL. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
pANSENGERS IRRLTED.

FROM IIVERPOCIs-E SieImSifp A5tsF.n'd, May ~ -
l. T. Anderson j. BOwruu Miss t-se J. ,'0he', AHtas'
q Cort,s Nr~ R Crawford aud ciit, Hiss 1ra"ioi " J.
CraW fU i Mary Dana, Ilysse Deci ifim'h' ~ = i
tagur Holt aris Hade john lia MI aud NJ H. az
Hall ta-. Harrison. \ katteugcu, T. hatlele"ll T. l.
Kew M,s Ki;tfrtet. Jeomc 4. King X ane, A. lpphahh
A. J. Iouy. Miss Louisa Long MISS taIa Long ana
Ne T. g. Maur.n " Maurau, Miss Maurai j., and NATL
Hiclard Scumanu W Perkins, Jrosch Porpptch N tut
Roget A. J. rkilletk ara Mrs. J. emti Mt ahd NIs
Nm Su livau and child Miss Susenbelh B Nlhihsoh' "
II. DE stucklc. ". HltclcocA. a., On
FROM GLAsGOW-IH Steamship FtctQTtI, way ou-
Nj aud Mr.. Nm. Young Mi and MIS- W a fails" 0i ~,
Nt4- sarah FgusWOftu MISS Harriet J. tdiIrNoThi Mss
barottc FarnswOrth Miss =. Dwight, Master KNAPP MI
and Nh, VIM Sunderland the Misses ~uult riud joan va"
SeT amr. 4 n kmau Mr.. Douglas Misc AEnl Doug a.,
Master Waller Douglas servant, hrs. shepherd r ~
mon Chas Roll Sir and Nrs. McNee, Miss agnes nc
Eivcu. ai.s Mary Jane scitlycn ,,.. ~,
TRON UAbiBt hG-h IN steamship Sierid, May 80 Mi.
Louis bbersilient. carry Conn anu tNo
int Jos. Irculc Ad0ph Book Clara Book MI aud ~ ~
frmaun Dlcnsc Hugo GIuner, Euger Hartmann NtIoih
eriu aud children, oscar ty, 1torgne Won op''hr
sen AlWIue ~accIc, Emanuel tGJcO, Aloei ldI. a.
" -,icdltr y A. son. Elizabeth Nurm Pell Nestl'
Johann Kcbera, Max schmidt hf anu MIs' hcAIs ho'N'
hauseu. August, Woijei and son. ,,.o -, MI.
FROM LONDON IN g.uHsbip bfee'e, May S'-N - II "a
Greasy Mrs Iucrctia Curtis Miss JeHima Frost Miss ~
Hau1 Miss Helena HamT. MLcd iamp fIauk llami iin-
lie rev Johu Stronoc. and Mrs l. o. Ihayer M-ss'i Is
Waltsr Melvin Charles, and Thomas ihiyt DAN .,I
FROM HANfsl.-I4 SfegNShtp we de furts hdy gu
Nj Jueia. and Mrs Beauiort OInto -A o.
y. Hester ucuIy legc i7 30
noyir Moro Ar ard Jear fers, walter nan Ahnre
prmet Prom PymOuth--JOsc MaicAtA Aaron iaiht',' -
ion Nevgon Mr.. Dawson, Henry Bunker Aiied JehA-
ips Joseph Nlams VIM. Bate v N. Heydtn; joan !cA-
mann, George II uds,, Mm Bennett sahueI AAl0Ae' ''
Hannah Daniels.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
SPECIAL TFRH-NAN BRUST. J.
Case Oa-2GJ Hicks agt. Naitil.
PIScENGEEN S.fILED.

FOR LIVTRp0oI--hi S's7aslP r.taria, hay SOL II.
Mr. Etwsri A,tirso' iro AtsnsC2, Mr sua M g. y.
ic L. u, az a., .' =. -, M - i 'a. r Rrc Ert
g. Bou.tr ~. and Ms > = b"n'un, NJ i'g4di", Mr.
Bradley. Miss Eraiy. " Hrcese lrs Ngxaaa.r moTn and
wafer CaIsrcer hnfteN Carnrs'e' ~ aaa Mi, 'harss
CiaIu. Iio-a. O. ti&wt, Gto.cc l.. Chi.c.m. W. aad
". T. C,ni5si. j. = 'cnror. sI.i,r Frances oc'.
t!aHse satgf Fsmi, t.er GGtiT de-. a.i. '%@i.,.l %
Nh ana M 4. H. Cco ,, ir- Cox ~. and Nj Eeujarr
rlti, s,- ald Sir j. " IIy.sc ron. two eaiaroe,
., i@a is = 81. idsen, 81, Anne T. e NJ. i..e "
,de. gna hn'ts Want - -. Ii.y. ~ ~ oi5
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