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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-30

ICY THIS IMPROVEMENT STONE CAN BE
/ made much cheaper. faster, aud with a better
finish than by the Lsa.heTs' old patent Any one
desiring to see .he Stone made by this late pro-
cess, can do so by calling at my residence on
Second street. Seattle. st DR. Bagley's where
can he seen Vase made of this last patent. The
Vase sold him fer s25 which could not be nade
Of natural stone for $50. ard then not any better
| am now ready to contract for all kinds uf
stone Work. Satisfaction given. no pay.
am also prepared 10 sell rights for any portion
uf Washington Territory Snip Rights for Soj .
County Rights from $50 10 81 eco. and upwards
Any person buying Rights will be instructed how
tn make the Stpn-, | am the sole owner OF this
improved patent for Washington Territory.
je2)-dtf A. c. CAMPBELL.
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in two or three years more, and I'll
shoulder bag Of his nickels, walk into
the psrlor. and gently say Mister man,
| love thy fair daughter. AMI l demand
her hand in marriage. Behold the
proofs Of your vile periiy, and Come
up TO the rack, or 60 10 the Jug You
Just keep still and let him shower out
his bogus coins. l ain, handsome. bat
I'm terror TO plan
THE FUTURE.-The future Of cur
cauntry Is by no means unclouded.
Generations Of id!ers grow up and con-
sune ~ha, their fathers produced. The
practical industries o: the country Ia
guish, Education is neglected and
economy forgotten. Without emigra-
ton 10 infuse new life and vitality, we
would almost see,n at stand-stili.
The great wan. of our country at
present is a more useful and more prac-
teal eaucation-an education which
shall instruct and interest our youth.
instead OF cram and surfeit them. We
want eiuCation for the practical affairs
vt life-an education for business, an
education for the shop, an ed
ucation for the farm. When will the
people learn wisdom
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~ by. be's seta daughter l'',s,' ny
e :ll =, ;h,uk,ng of nsafryiag htF
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A WARNING.

y 0TICE l. HEREBY GIVEN TO All. PAR
sles xGs3ty Il 4cssSFsgfns the graves n the
Nssoals csssssseyy or sny svssznds artse bed by
artyteg ever FsHa0v3as lTvseTty Placed there
ia - NsArr Ats ess cTssssre thai saey ell te
p-ysecats3 g. tie fa5i e1tsss - the la~
Z ; EU UseEtL.
Sce-ala s~xses7-
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Admiuistrator's A sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
| Probate Court OF Hamit ton County, Ohio, |
Will offer sale at Public Auction on MONDAY,
tire 18th day OF September, A. d. 1877, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises, the following
described real estate, situate in Cincinnati in
the County Of Hamilton, and State Of Ohio,
tO-Wit:
Being the south part Of Lot number one ~,
Of Square hfty-nine (59), in Eden b. Reeder' 5
subdivision. described as follows. viz: Begin
ming on the east side of Vine street sixty SIX
(66) feet amt eight (S) inches northwardly
from Mulberry street, running northwardly
eighteen QS) feet and two ~ inches; thence e
eastwardly ninety (JO) feet, strict measure, to
a ten foot alley, thence soutnW arily eighteen
(lS) feet and two ~ inches; thence westward
ly ninety (9J) feet, strict measure. to the place
OF begnniuE
Appraised at 5000,
Terms of Sale-UnG-thrd cash, one third in
one, and one-third in two years from day Of
sale, with SIX per cent. interest, the dcfcrret
payments 10 be secured by mortgage on The
premises 6old.
HERM. ARCKWORTH,
Administrator, with the Will annexed, OF JOIN
Hasenstab, deceased.
CINCINNATI, August II, a. ID. 1871
aul7-dtF
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COLORED VOTERS.
Organization of the Independen,
Conservative Club.

The Independent COlored Conserva-
tive Club met last evening at 1G7 Broad.
way tor organization. VIM. II. Jones
was elected Chairman and W. Morris
Secretary. resolution condemning
the policy of Hayes was adopted. A
Committee on Resolutions, consisting
OF Wm. ii. Jones, Jesse Fossett, VIM.
Travis, DR.. G. Davis and VIM. Cope.
land, was appointed.
On motion, an Executive Committee
of nine, 10 be known as the Committee
o. the Independent Conservative Col
Ored Club oil Hamilton County, viz.
Jesse FOsSett, Daniel Thomas. II. J
Dickersou, o. 5. Gibbs, Thomas w Yard,
James Monroe, w. Bolts, Scott Chinn
and 9. DAVIS, was appointed. Also, a
Finance Committee OF three, consisting
OF Dr.. Davis, w. Bolts and VIM, Travis.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
"ResoIved. That we will not vote fol
or lend our support to any Republican
asking the suf ages OF the people at tht
coming fail election who supports what
is called the Southern policy OF His Elk.
nency President Hayes.
"Resolyed, further, That we believe
as Tho good BOOK says, 'taaL CHARITY be.
giMs nv hOme,' and that the leaders o
the Republican party in Hamilton Coun
ty nave as general thing Ignored the
culored members Of that party; and,
'Kesolyed, That the sU-caiIed South
ern policy OF President Hayes is de
Sc ton Of the cause tor which the wal
was waged and an abandonment Of tht
.nc,pies and doctrines Of the Repub
lican paJly."
ON motion after an nddress by w !
BHrnet,, tue ~ etll!ns aoJ 'qfpeq,
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THE BEER QUESTION.
Meeting of the Brewers and Sa-
IOOn-keeprrs.

Meeting OF the Brewers and Sas
IOOn-keeprrs.
The brewers, who are at war In regard
to reducing the price of beer, held
another meeting, yesterday, to consider
the project OF Insisting on selling beer
at 50 per barrel.
herman Lackman refused to agree to
the above, aud slubbornly determined
to adhere TO his price OF $S.
The Association, being satisfied that
nothing could be accomplished, agreed
10 dissolve.
A committee from the saloon-&eepers
was admitted.
Mr.. Springer, their Chairman, said
that il the brewers could not furnish
beer at IS and make u reasonable profit,
they wee willing to pay so. A brewer
made statement showing mat the prof
Is on his beer for the year ending July
l, 1877, was only 81 so per barrel. This
seemed 10 saClsiy them and they de-
clared their Willingness to pay 80.
The Chairman OF the Association, Mr..
LaCkman, then informed them that no
agreement could De reacned, and de-
clared the Association dissolved. Al
Lnis announcement great excitement
aud disorder prevailed. Mr.. Lackman
plainly told them, ami seemed to take
pleasure i'll it, that lie would sell at $o
irrespective of what others did.
The meeting now became very noisy,
and looked as if it would dissolve ilselI
INTO very turbulent row. The saloon
lists pleaded Tor the brewers to settle
the price and restore harmony, but
Lackman was the principal obstacle
Finally motion was made that the Sd.
q hra,, c
on the price. Lackman ruled the mo.
| tlon out of order, and the brewers told
him to VacaLe The chair, which he did
ana Chris. Boss, Of the Gambrinus Stock
Company, was called TO the chair
Nothing, however, could b. accom-
klIshed, and the meeting broke up to the
disgust Of ali present.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Deserted and dreary is College Hall,
For they're gone, those AnChrOpOlOgists,
And q shadOwy memory is all
We have lett of our ArchBJlogists.
Gone to meet their bugs aud fossils.
The sere and yellow leaf is in order.
DEALERS in school books find busines g
bright.
ONE hundred and ninety inmates in
the County lndrmary.
PREPARATIONS are being made to have
the b z trC-alarm bell removed from Ch Z
Mechanics Institute to the Gifts En-
gine-housa.
THEODORE THOMAS at the Highland
TO night and twice tU-mOrI ow--mhllnce
and night. Benefit and last concert
Monday night.
"SToRIEs for rent" is the sign in front
of mock auction down town. Where
so many stories are given away, they
will find but few renters.
THE ,urneymen tailors had meeting
at Room 20, Arbeiter Hall, last night, TO
form protective association. They
Will repOrtas soon as they have drawn
up constitution.
THE jury in the case OF John RYAN
tried yesterday before the Police Court
lOl hCSpluS u ulSOluGiiy uUuotS VISA
greed at 10 O'clock last night, alter be-
ing out about two hours.
MISS FANNIE RODGERS, while in a
street-car on the EIm-street line, c ming
from the Miami Depot to the Gibson
House last night, was relieved OF hel
gold watch by a bold thief.
THE next meeting of the National
Board OF Steam Navigation, which al.
iOnrnaI NpeIar1nV to will ha
held at the Grand Hotel, this city, on
the first W Wednesday OF September, 1878.
HARRY STERRY, when told by Judge
Wilson this morning that the charge
against him now was murder in the first
degree, looked very unconcerned, and
went back to his cell 10 await his trial
before higher tribunal.
MR.. THOMAS CoUGHLAN, the''Chicagc
house-raiser," who had the contract iol
repairing the house No. "A Lonswortl
street, which fell down this week anG
buried SO many people, has donated $10(
to the FIremen's Benevolent Associa
tion.
THE contracts of the Cincinnati Boart
of Transportation have amounted tC
twenty-five million four hundred an(
ninety thousand five hundred siXty-tvt
pounds during the past seven months
an increase OF nearly 1our hundred pc
cent. over the corresponding months Of
last year.
THE Workingmen met last evening
at the FIndlay-street Market-space ant
were addressed by Peter Ii. Clark, VIM
kemper, Ed. j. Tyrrell, VIM. Spaugen
berg, Mi. LueDkert and others. Tht
officers OF the meeting were john X
Dertuhs, President; Messrs. ED. Han
deahouse, Jules Ceraud and Hager, Vic
Presidents; O'Kellar, Secretary.
CHARLES ERTEL, his brother Sam. AM
Henry Coleman, shipping clerks in the
Little Miami Freight Depot, were arrest
ed yesterday On charge OF stealing ;
lot of sugar valued at 5000. The sugar
was taken to LOveland Dut recovered
The Ertel brothers were arralgued he
fore Mayor Laws, OF L0Yelund, and CAV,
bail for their appearance. Coleman
waived an examination and was Doun(
over to the grand jury. He is now il
the Hamilton County Jail.
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PART I.
The AnthrOpOIOgists-R election
of OfRiCer6.

The members of the Archaeological
Society of Ohio, in company with the
members of the American Anthropo ogi-
cal Society, visited Fort Ancient, in
Warren County yesterday, and had a
pleasant trip. They returned last night
to the city and held a short meeting at
College Hall. The present Board oil
officers and Trustees were reelected,
viz
President, General R. Brinkerhof,
Mansfield, o.; Rev. S. d. Peet, Core.
spending Secretary; Professor NJ. c.
Read, Assistant Secretary. Trustees
Judge NJ. b. Sloane, OHIO; E. i. Will
Iiams, Minnesota; w. IL. Doll, d. O.;
Or. G. 9. Abbot, New Jersey; Profess OF
T. W. Putnam, Professor L. S. Ha!de.
man, Pennsylvania.
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EXPOSITION IN 1878.
Committee Appointed to COmside
The Subject,

Committee Appointed 10 COhsluer
the Subject.
The Committees selected by the Cham
Der OF Commerce, Board OF Trade and
OHIO Mechanics Institute met yester-
DAY to discuss the advisability of an
Exposition in 1878. The Committees, as
appointed, consist oil Messrs. K. IL. Pen
dleton, Lewis Glenn, $. V. Reid, Luther
Parker and John b. Gibson, from the
Oh tmber of Commences; Clement o.
haber, W. II. Blymyer, rhos. G. Smith,
ii. j. Page and Ii. Y. Young, from the
Board of Trade; and JAS. Dale, Hugh Nc
Collum, Frank Mllward, Ii. W. Stephen
son and Z. z. Lane, from The Mechanics
Institute.
Mr.. Clement Oihaber was elected
Chairman, and S. V. Reid, Esq, Secre-
tary.
Mr.. Reid desired that the Committees
report in favor of holding an Exposition
IN 1878.
Nil. Blymyer moved that Committee
be appointed to consider about the
place and financial support.
Mr. Reid agreed with him, and SUB
committee was appointed; alter which
The meeting adjourned; the Committee
to consider the subjects named and re-
port at meeting mkt week.
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A meeting was held last evening at
Polsters Hall, on Vine street, to ar
range tor picnic tor the benefit of the
Good Samaritan Hospital. A. Springer
occupied the chair, and Arnold speiser
was Secretary.
The st. Ce1elia Maennerchor gave no.
tice that it would attend in body.
Mr.. William Merk moved that neither
singing society nor a newspaper
should receive complimentary tickets,
charitable one. This, however, was
Ioverruled.
Adjourned to meet next Friday even
ing.
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The subjoined is The text of letter
sent by City Clerk Rohner to Solicitor
Bates in regard 10 the Registry Law
and the latter's answer:
CITY OF CINCINNATI,
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, Sep. l, 1877.
Clement Bates, Esq, City solicitors:
DEAR Subsection oil the act ent-
tied IAN act supplementary to an act
for the incorporation Of townships"
passed April 70, 1872 (volume SO o. L.,
page 2O2) provides that election Of
| township officers shall be held in the
same precincts and the same Judges OF
Election as provided by law in case OF
the election OF State and county Off
GERS.
Does not this act authorize the plac-
| ing OF the township ticket to be voted
| tor by the electors OF Cincinnati Town
ship at the ensuing October election,
viz, for three Justices of the Peace,
upon the same ballot containing the
names of the State officers, The COnsti-
tutional amendment and the county Off
GERS to Be voted for at the said electioni
| If sucA is the case, it will not only
save to the city the expense OF addi-
tioual judges, clerks, and other expenses
| pertaining to such election, but Will OBJ
1
| Yiate the necessity Of a separate ballot
box and stationery in eaoh subdivision
election ward.
BY the foregoing quoted act the
judges are required 20 make their re-
turns 10 the Township Cor City) Clerks
within one day. BY the act entitled
San act to regulate the election OF State
and county officers" passed May 8,
1852, Vol. so, o. L., page 3l1, the Judges
are lequued ~ make returns as follows
One poll-DoVk to the Clerk OF the Court
Of Common Pleas OF the county within
two days, and the other poil-book TO the
Township Cor City) Clerks WITHIN three
days.
Should you decide that the township
ticket can be placed upon tue State anu
county ballot, would l be authorized to
officially instruct the Judges 10 make
the entire returns Of said ensuing Octo.
Der election within the one day, as re.
| quired by the acL flrst quoted, that being
me minimum required Ny law.
Very respectfully,
| RICHARD G. ROHNER,
| City Clerk.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

AuWlHl5tIItEIA Ddlo vi hcdi Eotdtts
NJ OIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN SATURDAY, the 22d day OF September.
Ic77, on the prem sos IN the notice described,
in North Bend, Hamilton County, OHIO, and
near the Ice Houses, at II O'Clock a. NJ, l
shall offer for sale the following real estate:
Part Of Lot number twelve (l2), OF subdl-
vision Of estate of VIM. Henry Harrison, dc
ceased, in Section ID, Township |, Fractional
Rap ge 2, as the same is recorded in Plat Book
No. =, page l46, OF the records OF SAID County.
ana described as beng all that part of sad
Lot lying south OF line drawn along the midi
die OF the Turnpike Road leading from timcin
natl along the north bank Of the Ohio River to
North Bend and CleVes, and extending from
said line to the Ohio River, and con tanning four
AZ acres more or less, rs am directed and or
lereu to DO 80 by an order Of sale issued by
the Probate Court OF said County and TO me di-
rected, in case No. 2,7i2, Oh Elizabeth Gates, Adj
ministraUrix, &c, VS.. John u. Gates, minor,
and others.
Terms Of Sale-One-half cash, balance in
one amt two years with interest, and notes Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
Appraised 1T S45O, subject to the dover of
the widow OF John B. aates, deceased, there II.
ELlZ tBEIH GA,iE>,
Administrative of John Is, Gates, deceased.
August "A, 1877. au.4-ltf
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LEGAL.

A TrORNEY. - BEFORE ID. W. Z. LEE,
n. Justice OF the Peace of Cincinnati Town
snip, Hamilton County, Ohio.-Bullock y
Wehner, a firm doing business in the state OF
Ohio, plaintiffs, VS.. j. II. Morgan, defendant,
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad garnishces.-
un the 7th day ofJuly, 1871, SAID Justice issue
an ordcr of attachment in the above action fJI
tue sum Of twenty five dollars. -
BULLOCK & WElINER
KARY & MCGRATH, Atty5 for plaintiffs.
onDA
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CITY OF CINCINNATI,
CFFlCE OF lITY SOLICITOR.
September 4, 1877,


September A. 1877.
Richard c. Rohner, Esq, City Clerk
DEAR SIR-Tne law first referred to by
Won can not be Interpreted as reterrip e
only to special township elections. 1t
apples to the coming election, and
MEAS III 1t the Judges shall take the
townsnIp ballot who are atCNe same time
officiating for the State aud county
vote.
ble modes Oh proceeding is to be deter
mined.
can not we'll handle more than the bal
lot-box. Their primary business is to at
tend the State and county box; the
township vote is an additional duty that
ourht not to be allowed to embarrass
ina other, 10 detail one OF their number
for this box would be clearly Illegal, for
il substitutes a less number of Judges
than the number required by law. But
without saying that second box man
AGED by all three simultaneously is ille-
pal. it could not be done without confu-
son, aud, perhaps, while settling a dis
nuue over one box, leaving the second
unguarded.
q II, however only one box is used,
hut one ticket must be voted into thai
box. II the township ticket is on Il
l. senarate ballot, voters without detec.
JIop-as they may told up their tickets
could, after casting the other, repeat
their first vote.
3, The remaining course is one ballot
and one box, in charge OF one set Of
| Judges, The question OF the time ol
making the returns TO you, which is
| shorter in the townships than in the
| county or Sta 9 elections, might seem tU
require separate ballot and
separate box for the town.
ship votes in order that the judges might,
nv counting the township votes tlrsG
REGULAR duties to the state and county
NJ until after such count. This ma
not he illegal, but i'll the next step an il.
ioaoIity Will be found, viz: The tow.
| +hin returns having been thus complet.
"h IN lime are TO be delivered to you by
no Judges own hand. This errand ne
cnssiyaLes a judge leaving the other as
vat unopened box. This beng forbid.
| 11en under severe psnalti condemns
IN,s or any method of making the town
| shin returus before the entire count IL
T. follows either that all the returns t
you must he made in the one day Limited
Tor township y returns, which is feasible
enough in the present smallsubdlvlsionI
of the wards, or else the one day limita
lion must be considered as merely dIrec
tory. it being remembered that in th,
coming election the returns made to yOl
ara not Tor an fiji Aal canvass, but are
mere duplicate ior the inspection Of tb
public. ~ o,, ;. ,...
Iapp.y TO any township election othe
| I Culnk, therefore, tAat la the oomIn
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When it is known that Glenn's Sulphur
of comfort ana cleanliness, besides being a
disinfectant unriYaled in avertlng disease, and
is remedy for cutaneous eruptons and rheu-
matte maladies that defy all the resources OF
medical art, 1T seems strange that there should
druggists, grocers and fancy goods dealers
Depot, CRITrENTON'S, No. Sixth avenue,
New York.
hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown
Soc M,WSF
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election the tickets may be printed on
one ballot, and that you should request
tie returns to be made in one day, oras
soon thereafter rs possible, not exceed
ing the time allowed for the State aud
county election. Respectfully,
CLELENT BATES,
'NILY SOliCilOr.
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CARRIAGES.
EDUCATIONAL.
OHsERLEN COLEEG q.

NEUROLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara
i tory Departments Elective stuiies. Ad-
mits both sexes No saloon temptations. Best
OF religious influences, Thorough ami cheap
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only ST a
year. Over /, 200 students annually. For fuller
inform alton address J. Ii. FAIROHILD, Presi
dent, or j. b. 4. MARSH, Secretary, Oberln.
Ohio iu3 d&W.tf
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CURATIVE PADS.
CURATIVE PADS.
S Curative
=: =: 4 q. D.. 70 %; :.

WORN OVER PART AFFECTED, ABSORB
ALL MALARIA FROM TIE system
yS>HEY POSITIVELY CURE THE WORST
cases Of liver, lung, heart, kidney, spine,
bladder and womb ailments, dyspepsia bill
iousness, costlvcless, soreness Of bit Of stoln,
ach or bowels. Female weakness, sick ans
nervous headache, Ghill5 and fever, dunS
;gue, stlessness, ETC., may be entirely Grad.
iCHt i by wearing one OF orr Pads. Many Of
or best citizens can attest to their merit.
The Liver and Luus Pad. ......$2 90
Kidney and Spinal Pad ......... 8 90
womb Pad for Female Weak
Ecss gee. ..'.; ;'''..:......' So. . ~
E&sy@ Ask your druggist for Snydef'S
CMratIve Pad, and take no other, or IN.
close the price In letter to us, ana we Will
send them bv mail. Address
Il. L. SNKDER a. co.,
Manufacturers and PrOprictors, indianapolis,
Indiana.
FOR sale by JOHN d. PARK 4 SONS, and
druggists generally. noN-lyQ&nl:m-lyW
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Lookout House,

The following programme Will be rem
Gered by the German Military Band to-
night:
PARTI.
Sultan Abdul March h...................Ko Kontsky
Oyerture-Sicilianisch Vesper .........N erdl
Die FlOtten Gelstcr aus dem Wiener Leben,
Waltz Sc. ............... ............... Budick
Solo for Sixteen Drums, Prof. Weitfenbach.
PART II.
Overture-Zum Trauerspiel, Macbeth Taubert
Duet aus der ODer Die AfrIkanerin Meyerbeer
Grand Battle POtpOurri.
Deutschland's Erinnerung an lS7O-7l. .... Saro
Solo for Single Drum, Prof. WeIfGenbach.
PART III.
Overture-Dichter und Bauer. ............S Suppe
Blau Neichen. Polka MaZourka .... Gung'l
Fautasie-Reveille de Lion n............K Kontsky
solo for Sixteen Drums, Prof " Weilfenbach.
Kriegers Abschied March ....... Chr Henkel
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PAINTS, &c.
COMPOSITION RooFER.
GEO. KLEIN.

COMPOSITION ROOFER, OFFICE, 23l
I 233, 235 W. Third st., Cincinnati, 0. Fire
nToof, gravel, cement and elastic felt roots.
Rootjng material for sale An uew WORK war =
rauteL Mn"t 'on' h,G@m
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is produced, free
from the organic
impurities OF the
surf.
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REGISTRATION
Solicitor BaIes' Opinion.

The subjoined is The text Of letter
sent by City Clerk Rohner to Solicitor
Bates in regard 10 the Registry Law
and the latter's answer: