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Mr. H. G. Yining, IL gentleman who
has been engaged Tor 4 year or two past
in putting up salmon at Mukiltco, writes
to the SUohonish HtT, advocating the
artificial propagation OF Columbia river
suImon in the tributaries oI Puget
sound. He proposes that au effort be
mrde to secure an appropriation 10y the
legislature from the Territory. THIS is
well enough, and such an appropriation,
to cOntluu" the work for several years,
until our rivers GrJ well stocked with
the finest qualities Of those fish, would
be of incLlcmabIc benefit to the !n,inrsS
Of the Territory, and wealth to Its pco-
pie, Bat something OF the kind should
be done this season and not lose n years
time. Let the business men Of Puget
Sound raise fund, even If it be small
onn, and have the work commenced now,
We could then, with better grace.
asked the legislature 70 continue. the
woIk. It requires several years Tor the
fish to gov md reach maturity, and
the sooner it is commenced, the quicker
will the Territory reap the benefit. The
suggestion Of the .Sar, to have the leg
islNtule memoriizc Congress- is equal to
doing nothing As long MS this Terri.
tory is under government vassalage there
is little prospect of anything of this sort,
and before it will have become state
too long time will have elapsed Even
State like Oregon does not look for
such aid from that quarter The ore
gOHiaH states that Prof. Stone, under the
direction of the United States Fish Com
mission, will shortly reach Oregon, to
take charge of the enterprise for the ar.
titicial propagation of salmon in the
waters OF the Columbia river by the
leading business men Ot Portland and
Astoria, and the proprietors ol the prin-
cipnl fisheries, the sum OF $50 900 has
been subscribed tor this purpose, which
will be ample for the present years worh,
including the expense OF starting the
hatching establishment Onr Oregon
friends wait not for uncertain lcgisM-
tive or government aid, but have taken
hold OF the matter in earnest. Our
Puget Sound friends need not start as
an extensive II scheme us Oregon has
done, but small beginning might be
made Eastern exchanges tells us that
young salmon have recently been taken
from the Connecticut river. They are
evidently fish hatched in 1875, which
have returned from the ocean. The
eggs from which these young salmon
have grown were sent from the Columbia
river few years ago, and is proof
enough that all of our Puget Sound
streams can he filled with them, If the
proper effort is made and care taken.
, 1877-06-16
'Ehc Political ailuati0m.

'iaumrly oi the N"t'neih PoH'l' ny 9e"a'
tor Morton IHr Ir'ier containing ms
opinions was rN '.iNl', I'D the Ia iI1nap
oils Jounno oi hay -ilo, and We deem
that, in view OF the "bII''y "I '0e "''oor
and the interest universally manifesto"
in the Objects ana effects "i ffrs'"c"'
Hayes southern poIcy, we c'nnot more
satisfactorily serve our readers tlah "y
giving editorial space - senator MO
toa's ideas OF the po Itica. .uH'loP'
The letter N the d'uTh" was Pu"''S"-
ed in answer to IN open Ie''cr ""oIe''c"
10 hm thIough 'ie new lo'N "''"'
some weeks ago, on ochaI' "'N '"'st mum
Der OF southern ~puoi'c"hS' S'"''"E
their views on the poiI''c"I s!'oa''"" anu
asking his. lie says ne mas receive"
many letters asking the coh"'''"h "' t"c
Senatorial contest from LOUISIANA "V Tue
Adjournment u '"e 0'''a'c' Alo '"en
says;
Inc committee "n privileges oh" eIeo-
uons met soon Afterwards u"" ''' ne
puOIic"h me'nuers u'l'''u III report '''"I
Pr~'1Jac" . D. PACKARD was 'ne A"luI
governor OF Louisiana ''la' 'ne 'og''i'-
'nre was 'Ne la"Iul leS'S'a'ure' ana 'noV
"m' T. heIIoSg h"o oeeh c'ec'e" III CON
iorhlty 10 INC acC o' congress III"
was enutled 10 oe sworn III ann '"Ne
MS seat AS hunloeF OF members "'
the SENATE were absent al" Tue su'9ect
would Ie"d to long deoate, ahd there
was general anxiety TO aa1ouih' the re
port was not laid before the Senate IL
majority OF the Senate Shall "t the next
session be OF the opinion th't kellogg
was lawfully elected by the Legislature OF
Louisiana ne VIII De entitled to ms seat
Notwithstanding the events tnat nave
since occurred NO subsequent breaking
up OF the legislature, combination or
arrangement can effect his title OF destroy
the Legality OF what took place ut the
time, though the'very members vii" pro-
claimed the election OF Packard and
made that OF Kellogg sheuId subsequent
ly declare that OF NICHOLS and take part
in the election Of spoiiord. 1t Is too
clear for argument. They could not take
away right which had vested, or make
that unlawful winch had been before
lawful. Unless Kellogg voluntarily with
draws, the Senate viii have to decide the
questio OF ms ctection as II stood ut the
time OF Adjournment The Republican
governments OF louisiana and South
carolina have yielded to force.
Ibey have gone down before an armed
minority, whose threats OF future violence
were guaranteed by long train OF
bloody deeds III the past. regrat that
the real character ot the transaction
should he obscured III the least by the
pretended Investigations. Stripped OF
all disgnises and pretcnees, the simple
fact Is that Packard and Chamberlain
were not able to maintain themselves in
authority, and the government OF the
United States, IN the exercise OF its dis
cretlon, refused them the United States
support Vhoir legislatures, finding
themselves deienseless, fell to pieces, and
from their ruins IN part new legislatures
have been constructed whose legality
, 1877-06-16

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p''oN' fF'S "u' ""i''n"i' lucy were
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, 1877-06-16

DIMENSIONS OF NoAH's ARK Length
5?j feet width S7b feet; height j2l feet,
A sacred cubit is 81 inches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19

Item OF court news from the st: LOUIS
Globe Democrat: The following skeleton
OF an argument was found Oh table IN the
Circuit Courtroom, supposed to have been
left bv distinguished legal lumlnary en-
Gagged in a recent divorce-case: l. I'M
nortonce Of tic case. .. The parties; their
treat dignity. 6. The great questions OF
our modern civilization: the rights OF nus
band and wife, their duties to each other.
4. The marriage vow; its sacredncss. B..
Touch up the court on the solemn duty I'M
posed upon it in tearing from the hus-
band the property which God, gave
him title to-viz., the body, soul, and
affections OF his wife. 6. ENcoriate, the
wife, picture the wrongs OF the nus
band: move the court to tears III POSSIBILITY;
quote from Milton: "Till Hymen brought
in loye-delighted hour, there dwelt no Joy
in Eden's rosy bower" etc. (not sure ABOUT
that being from Milton, may be from rope
or Walt Whitman, but no natter cite au-
thorities-G reenleaf, Bishop, and q no.
Preparation; overcome with emotion; glass
OF water to be handed; handkerchief TO De
perfun,ed; to have on swallow-tall coat;
apostrophe to justice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
A ssogar.pInycr's Hsu6 ON . Far os
EONrX. Il, "a
From the Washington Re

From the NaAAiuStou hSSf"cASe~'J
Ono night T was sitting by the chair OF n
PLAYER who was all old acquaintance anu =
Yirginian. 1t was a pretty high game, inc
chins being fives, twcnty-fves, ana hlues.
At one stage OF the game somebody got w
raising before the draw. and In minute y.
two thcrc was as much as Sl,ooo y" eve
board. when the hands were heiped' !ie
MAJ, took one card, another stood pat, au
other took two cards, and so dto t ne, pai u,
beh;nI whose chair was sitting. lney a.
het hafore he did, aud the amount pun ny
hv each was. il I remember. $500 StralsnS,.
When il came to my friends turn ne went
into bis brcas,-pocket, pulled out wailes,
and fished thence a certified cneck OF u' ~!
for $500. Going TO desk, he wrote ms
name across the back, resumed DIS seas
threw the paper in the centre, ana salo
"Gcntlcmen, i've been run out OF irglnia.
was once a man OF wealth, hut the war
came and closed nc out. settled up my
business the best could, and that ccrt,nea
check for $500 represents not only the
fortune / once had, hut it is every dollar i
have in the world. see that $500 the gen
tjeman bet and the balance OF this checK,
$4,000, The man who stood pat, rs ne
turned up his cards and showed Dig
f,ush, said.sI lay down mine" Another ialo
down full; the next. three aces; Aly
friend rakcd in the pile and then showed
his hand. He had q pair OF tours. .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
!: s,.; : :. BY Grubbs S Williams ,HI.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Dank.

TRUSTEES, SALE. OF A. LARGE
/ NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS, ON LAU-
REL, AND CHERRY STREETS. BETWEEN
CUMBERLAND AND ALBEMARLE! STREETS,
AT AGCTION.--In part execution OF deed OF
trust from Lewis +. Harvfe and vile to the subscri-
bors as trustees. duly recorded In Richmond Chan.
Gerry Eourts being thereto required by Tie holder or
the notes secured we win sell byaucton, upon the
pten,tsesj respectively, In the order named below,
ON MONDAY, 3lst May. commencing AT 9'clocS
NJ The Iolloyipg PROPERTY conveyed by 50
Il sEVsNrY FRONT FEET on the west. side, Of
Laurel street between Cumberland aud Beverly
streets, and adjoining st. Andrews chapel: -,
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-NISE FRONT
FEET on the west side OF laurel street between
Beverly and Afbemarle streets; ,s4.. an
SIXTY FRONT FEET ut the southeast corner OF
Cherry and Beverly Streets; and ii ~ ~
i ,AIXTYr FRONT FEET ON the east side Of Cherry
street, begiuning sixty feet north OF Albemarle
These Lots run back from 1876 tol40 feet to alleys
In common 90 feet wide, and they Will be sub-diyded
and sold In such lots Or as may be desired oy
bidders.
proving part Of the city, with the railroad
on their front on laurel street, ana oter ABOUT ~
safe Ind protIaha an at present praces,
as can be founddn any real estate In this ctsy.I,
TERIS: The deed authorizes a.saie LOT aoouI
900 cash, but It Ia prObhbfe HAT arrangements
nav be made to allow to parchnssr the usual teris
OF credit. ~ ts..Syr 4as ststP.;W. GkU bbSs..
mya .f6.1aGtd < ~ Trustees.
y =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
BY Frank d. FIJI.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
I, ..- -4llOS Main street. .s.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L RROoK-AyENUEI PROPERTY AT AUC-
TION.-By virtue of q deed Of trust from William
O. Tnck TO the undersigned trustees. duly recorded
in the clerks office of Richmond Chancery Court,
in Deed Book l07 B, page sos, and At the request
Of the beneficiary therein secured. Will offer at
auction on SATURDAY, May &c. 1877, on the
premises, at O'Clock T. ~. that TA! y BE
attached. with the LOT fronting on Brook avenue
about 122 feet and having depth Of about los feet
fmore or leSs). t.,-: :
grocery and feed-store and Is admirably adapted
for that business. has recently undergone repairs
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and 4 note for
1928 with Interest from January S, 1877: 1926
payable january s, 1878; 1925 payable January
balance in such terms ns said William Q. Luck
may direct Taxes for 1877 TO be paid by the pur-
chaser. FRANk ~. uiLL, Trustees.
my To-. ~. JOHN c.. SHAFER.5 $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
I'y Frank ID. Hill, =
Real Estate Agentand Auctloncer-
2, 1903 Main street. T.. .,

SUBURBAN FARM OF ONE HUN
y DRED ACRES OF LAND, WITH GOOD lM-
PROVESfENTS, On HERMITAGE ROAD NEAR
FAIR GROUNDS OF VIRGINIA STATE AGRlr
CULTURAL OClETY, AT AUCTIOS.-OnW WE'D
SESDAY, May 3Oth, 1877, at ~ O'Clock NJ. on
the premises. and at the request OF the owner, 3r
Thomas Dunnl Il will offer the above very valuable
FARM containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES of
fine land, mostly In fine order and under cultiIa-
ton This land was formerly owned by DR.. Martin
s. Tavior and adjofns the lands of Thomas Branch;
DIR. Martin s. Taylor and others. This farm is very
near the city, and must improve in value as Rich
land lies beautifully, and Is well adapted for dairy
or truck farm, the soil being highly improved. Im-
proycmeuts: LARGE BRICK DWELLING with
about six rooms, good stable barns, kitchen, &c.
nice orchard of one thousand young trees-apples,
peaches, pears, &C. Excellent water on The place.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal, and announced on
day of sale. -. FRANZ -. HILL,
my 1901 2325&td AuciiUneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
by Frank d. Hill.
Peal Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
t-..,.- . ll0S Main street. g..

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
i FARM IN TIE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, VA. FIVE MILES FROM MANCHES-
TER, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
from William c. Mayo to the understand trustee,
dated July 20, 1874, and duly recorded In the
clerks office Chesterfield County Court default hay
ing been made therein, and ut the request OF the
the premises, on MONDAY, May 2e, 1871, at II
O'Clock. ~, the FARM above mentioned, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF GOOD
LAND, some of 1t excellent timber. This landad-
IONS tho property Of Jesse Whitehead and the
heirs OF David Moore, Jasper Clayton, and others
and lies partly on the OLD Warwick road, and is the
same Land conveyed to the said William c. Mayo by
Jesse Whitehead and WIFE, &c.,. ..
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and note or
5000, with interest from the Goth Of July, 1873 !;
but By consent mere Favorable terms may be made
at time of sale. JOHN S. WISE, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL, AuctiOnecr. my 16
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
.;,.,..g BY Wellington Goddin, ..stnG,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionecI,.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF SMALL
i FRAMED TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF Ninth STREET, "FRENCH GARDEN
HILL.'-By virtue of a decd of trust bearing date
I3th Nav, 1876, duly recorded In Richpond
Chaucery Court in book A, No. 1oS, page 81 Shall
as trustee proceed to sell ut public auction On the
premises, on MONDAY the 2Sth May, 1877: nc
O'Clock =. NJ, the neat and comfortable FRAMED
TENEMENT, No. 705, .locatcd as above, now oc-
cupiedby Mr.. Poster, containing four rooms; be-
desirable one quite convenient to the centre OF The
city and well suited for small family. rr.s .t
TERMS Enough in cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale and to pay off two notes amounting to $500;
balance on terms b. at the time Of sale
nv II p" " a.' w. GO}DlN. trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
BY Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr'
90. lll3 Main streef.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT NEAR
i UNION HILL HENRICO COUNTY,
recorded in Henrico County Court, executed by
Reuben Turner and wife to lie undersigned as lrs.
tee and whereas default being made in the payment
Of Che OBLIGATION thereby secured and being iequired
by the beneficiary, the uudersigned as trustee VIII
sell, on the premises, on SATURDA1;, MAY ~ ~,
Parcel. OFLANDin Hcnrico county, near Union
HILL on tho west side of Twenty, street between
sfIh street and running back between parallel lines
I25 feet 10 an alley in common IA feet wide, and
designated at Lot No z, in Square No. III, Aaainss
plan. .,,o e.. .
= Fl. A. ATKINSON, DR., Trustee:
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer my I5-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
BY ". Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
LOT. AND FRAMED DWELLING THERE
on. az THE South SIDE OF CLAY STREET
BETWEEN ADAMS STREET AND BROOK
AVENUE-As trustee In / certain deed OF trust
from MIR n. Tinsley Pate, bearing date October 22,
1867, duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court.
shal in execution thereof proceed to sell at pub
81 III of May, ls77.at o'clock p. NJ, the REAL
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed, fronting 60
feet on the south side Of Clay street, running BACK
$50 feet to an alley, having thereon LARGE
OSE-STORY FRAMED DWELLING, now occu-
pied by MIR. b. Samuel.
nav oil a bond for 81 900, with all interest due
thereon and as To the residue of the proceeds OF
sale on such terms shall be- announced ae the hour
Of sale. .I.E - ..'....----
THIS property Is located in very desrabs neigh
borhuod. W. GODDiN,
NH { 49, '-. -.'.r-'' .... trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
RAILRoAD LasEs.
W Ess
DICHMOND AND ,DANYILLE
LII RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF, TRAINS TAKING ETFEI
as..r..sa.-.ts s#...-..A APRIL S.lS77. A.,

s4,.Ia, APRIL 8. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
7:3D A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting OF
;u:4 Es. Greensboro, with trains ON North Caro-
s-,;. 20, lima division and n. w. n. g. X. ~
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Air-Line railway for At
.-.fr..g lanta, Macon. Jacksonville, Mongome.
.,s,-,- ~, Mobile and New Orleans, aud all
-'.' t'''.'' southwestern points. With G. e.. and
-rlt 81 AR. r. for Columbia, Augusta. and all
"a ,.r:., southern ana southeastern points. = ~
n ,LYNCHBUgG ACCOMMODATIONS. ID .,.,,
$40 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for Btirkerie,
- 'I"'t iFarmvfile, LyrchbIifg, md interue-
,.i,fl.4t 81 dnte points, making close connection
"a 81 Ut; sLynehours for all southwestern
ii .f-t'fI THROUGH MAI. = -s.@."f''2'"t
s2s T. NJ, arrives lsichmond daily; connec ding
C.. 4. r.. C.. c. and 4. r. r, and
- = 'f''.Atlauta and Richmond Airline raiE-'
~ H. IGkway from all southern and southwest
,ts,r, ern points, and with Richmond, i rH!e-l
ficksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
'iil n land Ohio railroads for all northern and
.:iJt ~ western points. -. it-sr ti.rs.1 rlrtf
f, .tr..3 LY,NCHBGRG ACCOMMODATION. j -.g :.
$3.50 I. A.. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
'''" burg, FarTnville, Burkevple. and all In
..' a terlnedate points, aHd from all SOUTH
...g,... western points, ,f...... .. l..,.,s,n.
Tickets sold to Mi southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through. ."'
Palace sleeping-car5 run through bRt"reu RlcR-
mond and Brunswick. Ga. s.... .a... 49,.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named ON tickets: No Ex-o'e1
checks will he given. 7. 81. r: TALCOTT, =
\ --t.,A - - E.'ff General Superintendent.
JOHN Il. MACMuRDo. General PASSENGER Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
ByW.Goddln.;
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALL; GALE AT AZ AUCTION Of A.. !" LARGE
IN Full The request; of MIR. II. L. Disiler
shall sel at auction. on The premises, commencing
On, Denny street near Highlshd row., on BON
large number Of HANDSOME LOTS in Port Mayo
and Fulton, aecorng TO plats ofsnrTey sobe exhib-
lied at the time OF sale. Persons DESTROYS OF Dur
Chasing chcapfots are Invited % attend Some Of
The lois have fine clay on them, and are we'll suited
for brick-makers. On Others there Is quantity Of
builders audmouldersssaIid Si9E III .{all -
- TERMS: AT 6aie, -, +; w. GODplS,s
my 7.i2, 1921 'asi - = - AuctfoheeF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
by ". GodGln, .,....
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ionccr.
corner Eleventh. and Bank streets.
ry,RI,sTEE'S SALE OF BRICK DIV Ell

rs,RI,sTEE'S SALE OF BRICK DIV ELL
i ING AND STOREHoUSE,i BLhCkSMlI;ah
SHOP. &C.. WITH FOUR L0TSIIWs9c EK 50 cS1
THEEhSTERN SIDE OF THE
AVENUE, OR STREET. JUST OUTSIDE Of TIE I'll
CORPORATION LINE. AND Two LOIS tsSO 9 M u
NC SEVENTY FEET ON THE WESTERN SIDE.
OE FIII;TON STREET.-By virtue of two deeds OF
trust to me trusseeene bearing date The ath day
a. a,ssI iS76Oto secure certain negotiable notes
therein Inscribed, and default having been made In
the payment of the said notes and being rsquireiG
at anatiori. on the premises, Mt S o'clock T. NJ on
SATURDAY the 10th Of May, 1877. the PROPEk !.
Try above described. There Is on the premises a
warf-pear trees and other frut-trces, grapes
berry, &c. ....g ~ n.,, ,,o roco,,.
as choice bsinesS-p place. and In the hands
of q person Of energy profitable business can oe
i1 TENS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
I'D T"'e, ". j. MAYO. Trustee
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T,RUsTEE's SALE OF 4 VALUABLE

H,RUSTEE'S SALE & OF /. VALUABLE
| LAND IN CHARLES. CITY. COUNTY.7Pur-
sn,,rt 70 = dscS df rrast from Thomas G.. Baylor,
srnstec; and RI W. baylor and ;MaryiG,,. his Wife,
dated January will sell At PUBIC aueaon
Ms MaS. 1871. at I2 O'Clock NJ, VERY VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND in Charles City county, va: See,
thn nor hy the Horse-Bridge road, on the east by
the ianas III farrie RI Baylor ON the south ny she
.Iames river. and ON the west by the main county
yyoaT The said land will be sold IN four parcels
three of which Will contain each about one hundred
acres cleared land and acres OF Wood
dred and acres of land and forty
TERMS: Easy and made known on day OF sale.
INV Std RICHARD WALKE, Trustee.
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uIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE
ASSEMBLY HALL BUILDING.

ASSEMBLY HALL BUILDING. -
l will sell Mt public aucion on 3lONDA1 the 2lst
day of May. SIT. 1t $50 o'clock p d., on Eighth
street between Franklin and Grace streets, the fol-
lowing property 10 satisfy distress-warrant in my
hands in favor Off. King, trustee rs The Assembly
Hall Stock Company, the building known as the
ASSEMBLY. HALL," ~,... .t -,
with all the scenery and other fixtures OF said hall.
Sold subject to all the conditions aud obligations in
the lease 10 the Assembly, Hall Stock Company from
F. King, trustee Said lease can be seen at the
Office of Grubbs Williams, on Eleventh street be-
tween Main and Bank streets.
TERMS: Cash ''..'t'.' T. L. WHITING,
INV l7.4tJf sE..l: --l&. II. c. c. II.