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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sFH EIERTFF SALES.
The City OF New Orleans vs.. Claire BOHr-
gean same vs.. same; same VS.. same Same

The city Of New Orleans vs.. Claire BO"r-
gean Same VS.. same; same vs.. same; Same
VVHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans Nos q, 45O. %, 451 and 29,452
and Sixth District COurt for the parish OF Or.
loans, No. 34G-By virtue Of four Writs Of Herr
rnriag, to me directed by the honorable the Third
and Sixth District Courts for the parish OF Or
leans. in the above entitled causes, for city taxes
Of 1914, 1875 1E1G and 1877, ! will urO"0Hd to sell
ut public auction at tho Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange. Royal street. bfw"en Canal
and Customhouse streets, IN the Second Dlstrl",
of this city. on WEDNESDAY, June. 70, 1879. ut
p O'Clock m, tho following described property.
!. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
unted in the Second District Of this city, in
square number one hundred and two. bounded
by ST. Ann, Kampar, Orleans and Burgundy
atreot@, dostgnHted IT'S lot numbor eight, ln"a9-
urug lItty feet front on 81. Ann street by thirty
2, 4 CEhTHIN IToNTION OF GROUND. sit
waited in the s"%ond DI3tr" of htT ETY. in
bounded by 1t. Ann. Knmparf. DumatnN and II.
CLAUDE streets, d"5jgHat"d as lot numb9r nino-
teen moa9nTtnRo thirty, feet front on st. Ann
;. A CERTAIN Lot or GROUND. situated
in tn" Second District Of this city, IN square
by st. Ann Marais. Dumaine and VIero
atrooa, Designated ~ lot number two, moas-
uring thirty two feet front on st. Ann street by
4. 4 CERTHIN POR,TGOf OF GROjUND. sit
uated In tho Second District Of this city. In
square number four hundred and thirteen,
bounded by Dumhine, Saiccdo st. Philip. DO
peg and Bo0rhass0 streets measuring ono
hundred and flftY-thre0 feet front GU Dumaine
street, by depth of oighty-three feet on ono
line, and one hundred feet on tho other line.
;. A CbRTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Second District Of this city in
square number ono hundred and Roventy one,
bounded by UrRulnes, Whore. Bayou Road and
MarHis streets. dosignAted as follows: Lot mum
Dor five measuring forty seven feet front on
UrsulInos street by ono hundred and twenty
four feet in depth; lot number six m0asuriDg
thirty feet front on Ursuines street by seventy
feet in depth.
6. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sit
uHt0d in the Second District Of this city, in
square number one hundred and twenty seven,
bounded by Basin, Canal. CustOmhOuse and
Franklin str0ets. designated IA follows: Lot
number four measuring forty-six feet front on
Basin street by eighty-three feet in depth; lot
number five measuring forty -siX feet front on
Franklin street by forty five feet in depth.
7. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Third District Of this city. in square
number three hundred and eighty. bounded by
Rampant, Kerlerec, Espanade and st. Claude
streets designated rs lot number fifteen. mons
urug thirty-s"van feet front on Kamuart
street by One hundred and twenty eight foot in
depth.
Seized In the above suits.
TeTmH-Cash on tho spot
THOMAS II. HANDY
twill off b1 b,,FH
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JAMES LINGAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
uy9 NEW ORLEANS. LA.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
myl9 25 J01 4 II ~
The CITY of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. NJ. >


McCants' same vs. same: Same VS.. same
SHmA vs.. Same.
TI'HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans Nos. % .O7G. 29,077, % 07R; and
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Oreans
No. H2B-By virtueof four wTits Of leri facias
to me directed by tho honorable the Third and
Fourth District Courts for the parish of Or
Loans, in the above entitled causes, for city taxes
Of 1874. 1875, 1876 and 1871 will proceed to sell
IA public auction. at the Merchants and Auc-
.toDeers' Exchange. Royal street between Canal
and CustOmhOuao streets. in the Second District
Of this city. on WEDNESDAY. juno 49, 1878 ut
y O'Clock IN, the following d" 3cribed property
T a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
rI.ted in the Fourth District of this city, in
+7quare number one hundred and sixty-twO
bounded by Eighth. Chestnut. Camp and
Seventh streets designated rs lots numbers
seventeen to twenty, measuring one hundred
and twenty eight feet front on Eighth street by
on" hundred and twenty five feet in dopth.
Seized in tho above suits.
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans
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The CITY Of New Orleans vs. Jacob yeIth:

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of OIleunR-
iN1 4 Il u ~ lV4
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The CITY Of New Orleans vs.. Chas. RoItzan.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish 81 Orleans.
myt8 y JeI IS 10
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The city of New Orleans Va. Mrs.

Civil SheriT Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

EDOn the night of the 3Ist nit.
gentleman writing from Riclland,
Tazewell county, Va, to friend in
Richmond, says plucky young wild.
ow, living near Tazewell Court house
succeeded in defeating two tramp ruff
fans, after q fight which cost her life.
About ten o'clock at night two men
came to the house Of Mrs Brecky Bald.
win, and asked her to give them
some silver in change for notes, Offering
s. Of the latter for So Of the former.
She complied, and they soon left, but
returned after she had retired, broke
opeC the door and entered. They ens
tered her bedroom She jumped from
the bed, e told them TO leave her room
They demanded her pockotbooll, and
threatened to violate her person if she
did not give it up. She went to her
dress, deliberately took her pocketbook
from it, containing $2l, and threw il in
The fire. One Of the tramps stopped to
get 1t out, when she snatched up an Ak
and dealt him a terrible blow, knocking
him down, quickly following with other
blows, dashing his brains out on the
hearthstoue The second tramp then
drew q dirk knife and rushed at her
and stabbed her twice in The left breast.
She dealt him fearful blow with the
AK, nearly seyering his right arm near
the shoulder. The miscreant then fed
leaving trail Of blood behind him,
Ills dead body was found this morning
two miles from this place a young
white man camo by this morning, and
found Mrs. Baldwin in IN expiring con
dition She told her story, aud lied IN
two hours ar.erward. The dead bodies
Of the two tramps were thrown in hog.
pen, 20 great was the Indignation Of the
people in the vicinity. There we're no
papers found on them by which they
could be identified.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

ration day. a fine day. the rains of the
previous days Md ceased to III. sud Tho
clouds were al Blown away, SAtl lhc nm
shown brightly al i1fure ssse,eA "a
s s%'' busy s1e ." a ssl,s
worldly cares. and repair TO the silent
City Of the Dead. there to do honor TO
the memory Of her fallen ones. as we'll
as to strcw the beautiful flowers upon.
the resting place ofdeparsed t6ved ones
aud well and. faisAfAlly -wss-ik <aeae.--'
Early in tbe day. the business houses
were 0sossAi AAh TIE people Istre&Hesi iw
carriages. bnggies, and vehicles OF all
sorts. besides thousands, men women &.
children ON foot. seading tkais. way e.
ward the Cemetery some mile or more
North OF the City, This Is one Of the
most bovesy locations ever behcld,
embracing some $50 acres OF broken
rolling land. composed Of number or
pretty hills, with Mise drives. and near
tie center OF the grounds is an artesian
we'll 1900 feet deep and not yet COM
pleted. had ridden over che groands
two days before in company with Mrs.
John i. Hancock, 80 that on this dSy
the scenery sEas not entirely new.p At
2 o'clock, +. NJ. Inc military, (accord-,
ing 10 the programme,) assembled at
Washington Square and formed the pro.
cession, Composed OF the remnants Of
several companies OF veteran soldiers.
Artillery, Cavalry Infantry, all In full
urufOrp and unden.arms haadsd by the
Great Western Union Band. and follow.
cd with numerous fifes and drums, and
also societies, and the dif{erent ORDERS |;
the most Imposing of which was tho
company of Sir knights-these follow.
ed by citiaons IN carriages and ON foot
until it seemed tho whole City Gesel
moying;777theye m arohe,l Itoa slls.iyF hills
side, where decorated, covered stand
had been erected, and all Who could and
room, crowded afoundto hear what was
to DO said and done: Your cerrespon-
dent. taking time blythe foreloek, had
secured position near the stand. AAf.
ter a suitable piece had been played by
the band. the President Of the day call,
ed the assembly to order, and introdu-
ced Revg Mr. Bnveli. Of The end Pres.
byterian Church. who opened the pro-
ceedings with solemn prayer; after
which the Hon. Jeffrey NJ, Griffith was
introduced as the orator OF the day. and
gave us quite m interesting and enter
,taining address, then music, and Short
and very seusibIe ahitle, speecI1 ty1s he
PRESIDENT after Which ithe l,surviring
comrades OF the fallen heroes strewed
their graves with the beautiful wreaths
and flowers prepared for the occasion.
This was the closing scehe. and tho mul.
tittde, estimated at 1000, made their
way back to the City.ar 81 oj tine a1a
Yours. truly bad 81 ii ~ gJ!SJ e
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

say-A heavy wind and hail storm pre-
vailed in the vicinity Of Augusta, Ca,
Sunday last. Tbos. Wynn's gin factory
and numerous smaller buildings were
Frustrated. The hail damaged cotton
and corn considerably. Three children
are reported killed. Reports from the
interior state that the hail, which was as
large as hens eggs, killed poultry hogs
and young cattle, and beat thro ugh the
roofs of houses. Tho storm passed
through Richmond and Columbia coun
ties, in Georgia, and Edselicld, in South
Carolina. Trees, fences and houses
were blown down, and cotton and corr
destroyed. Crops in the track of the
storm have been utterly destroyed and
four persons killed. So great was the
fall Of hail that in some places it re-
manned on the ground for several
hours
The United States consul at Canton,
China, reports that terrible tornado
passed over that city on tho i 18th Of
April, causing great destruction of life
and property. 1t came from the sea in
the shape Of water spout, passing
through the crowded part Of the city.
The track left by the tornado was COO
feet wide. Many houses were destroyed
in the foreign settlement, but. no lives
were lost. in the native city 10000
persons were killed. 1t required sever-
al weeks to remove the dead bodies
from the narrow streets. The weather
was very hot and the decomposing ho-
dies caused many to fear the outbreak
of pestilence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

THREAT To Sror RAILWAY TRAVEL
wnEN CoNGREss NpJoUESs.--It is as
serted that Communists at Dcs Moines,
Iowa, say boldly that on the day when
Congress is TO adjourn June ~ every
car.wheel will stop iu the United States,
nj noon. They are evidently prepar.
ing for some important event, and tho
fact that they speak Of The Communist
picnic, which is TO occur June 10Th,
SUNDAY, in Chicago, is evidence chat
they have somo sinister design. IL is
doubtful .ttDay are enabled TO carry
them out, as they arc carefully watched
Their leaders are in constant CORES
6ondencc with outside parties and have
some arms and u organization.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14
WHon. A. II. II. Stuart of Stanton

V Hon. A. II. Ii. Stuart. of Stanton,
having been asked by leading business
men OF that town to give them his views
respecting the probable OF the
prevailing business prostration in this
country, responds in q lengthy. letter,
attributing the present condition of ar-
fairs to the great contraction in the cur
rency that was necessary to bring il to
gold value, ard confidently predicting,
now that the bottom has been reached,
an early revival Of trade in all its
branches. and the speedy commence
ment of another era of general prosper.
ity. -.f
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

cS 1t appears that the shipment of
1.-Two stock from Winchester. principally
lambs, 10 the Northern markets has
averaged three carloads per week for the
last two months.
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FOR SALE,

One % h. p. Griffith Wedge poria.
Bile tugile and Circnlar Saw Mill,
price $1,000 %
One Ban 4 Williams Double Surface
Plsni1g ebd Matching Machine,
price 900 %
Que v wsr & Psir,er Single Surface
Planning ahd Matching .4achine,
price $3.50 %
One 20 b. r. Stationary Iagire, price $3.50 90
!" 30 b.. p. $3.50 90
Nso a lot of Engings. Boilers, Wood working
Machinery, puIEes shaftug, &C. lEg-Send for
pIice list. Aa4rses,
w. W. McKAIG & son.
p May = lS7G. CumberlanJ, Nd.
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PIANO GEORGIAN

Soucer' rranh flSnosi cost 5 500, only Si2J.
superb Grud Square Piaaos cost : 90, only
S255. Eleyant Upright Pianos Goa, $500 on
~ Sl55 New Style Upright Pianos. SlI2 so.
Organs S35. Organs I2 stops, f72 So Church
organs, 10 stops, cost $500, only $lI5 Ele-
CANT 1915 Mirror Top Organs only sl05 Ire
ntndous sacrifice to ic2Dse out present stock.
New SteaIp Factory 5000 10 be erected News
paper With much Information about cost of PiA-
nos and OtgTns,f 5RET' FREE. Please address
laFi DANIEL ?. BEATTY, Washington, N. J.
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HF Gen. Grant, it is said, viii mot
return 10 tho United States before lext
summer. 4 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

EE An Epson salts mine has bee
discovered about twelve miles from
Chattanooga, Tenn. The deposit is two
feet thick, and is easy Of access. Il is
pure, and only requires crushing to
make il marketable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

70 Thomas Winans, the Baltimore
millionaire and Russian. railroad con-
tractor. died at his residence in Provi.
dence, Rhode Island, on the 9th, ins..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

EVIt is now found that the grass
hoppcrs, which were regarded as such
pests, have greatly enriched the soil
where they persisted ia such immense
numbers. The fields where they dcposi.
ted their eggs, which we're destroyed by
the wet cold weather last year, arc now
said TO be benefited more than ifthor-
oughly coated with the best fertilizer
known. a heavy crop OF hoppcrs is
not so bad, after all, where guano and
fertilizers arc unknown.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

t1'Dr. W. L. Fundenberg, the Ocu-
list who has now been practicing in
Bedford for some five months, viii leave
FOR Somerset on Monday. Until the
Doctors advent or rather we might say
his exit, we had no idea OF the number
OF defective eyes and ears in The comfy.
lie has been kept busy every day, and
has treated a large number of cases,
every one Of which was successful. We
have 40 various times noted his opera
tons ia these columns but would direct
attention 10 two more cases-those OF
Dir. Samuel Moses OF Bedford township
and Dir. ". G. Singer. Mr.. Moses is
about siXty.seycn years old and had
been quite deaf in both ears for n
number or years, and within the last
year the hearing Of both cars was entire
~ lost-aiter several weeks Of treatment
the hearing Of both ears was fully restor.
Cd Mr. Slngerwhen only years old
had an attack of scarlet fever or mea
sle5. which resulted from having y dis.
charge Of matter from his ears which
caused performation or the drum Of
his left car with almost complete loss Of
hearing--for fifteen years he Uttered
from this trouble--after several months
Of almost daily treatment the discharge
had ceased, the hole IN the drum healed
mp aud The hearing fully restored 90 the
delight Of these two gentlemen at the
restoration oftheir hearing is unbouuded
We regret very much TO lose Tie doctor
Doth on account Of his professional and
social qualities. Somerset may congrat-
uIatc herself upon a physician OF abili-
ty and q gentleman Of cuIture.-Bea.
J0a I8qqi~y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

EcTwo reasons why people don't
mind their own business: One is, they
havu't any business Tue other, they
havu'tany mind.
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C0LLlgs' VaETi!G PLASTER

MO ADV ERTiSiHG AGENT can inser, an
~ adver,issmeat-ia our list Of twenty-six
STANDARD wEfKLlrs st ten dollars a line
without losing money. Those advertisers who
want 10 obtain the best possible circulation
without expanding more than from $40 to Slo0
should address GEO p. ROWELL Il Co. 10
Sprpee ST., New York.
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South 4raa
RoMNEY. FRH
Baltimore 8
S6xxEs|
On All aser May
Green Spring Run, 1
EAs|
Accommodation,
Way..--..--.-.|
Express. ....-.
Freight & Pnssd
S. 81 YVES
Way. -...-.-..
Express. ..--..--|
Accommodation
The express train
trains daily except \
j. NJ.
4-=s>srs.=sA rs--As
MEETING OF l
BILE SOCIETY,"
the lIawpsl,ite, 4
will be held at ~
in this place. on
OF June, 1873. at|
ii.
80 Z
Ivrhe June
County Court,
days, adjourned
proceedings OF q
our aoxt number
v-Nlr. Samu|
uominatel IN th|
ter of Winchest|
IAccordina
Times, 95 cents
ket for wheat on
IT'S. l.. Flou|
place on yes;er'
moud Virginia
| weeks. We wi
aud a safe retur|
! ly. lie is one q
spared from our
ss~ Judge NE
Kcyser in Nine
liable horses an'
his stable on AI|
{ We are mi
morning last, til
w. Sheetz. at III
Creek, in Miner
consumed 10y fva
house in som C
chimney. rs whe
was in n blaze.
bile TO save mo 81
the house alone
10 him, IL l,avin|
past year. The|
it contained. " O
in n Wheeling {
on the House al
re- Farmers.
wheat, corn, to1
Charge each q
fertilizers and
vested in each
with the produc
your stock, and
strike your balls
know how muc|
you can tell wi
crop TO raise.
ETIt cost
State, SG,3994]
ing the year en-
!E'Two lit
six years, daul
nell, who lives
souri,, are dyin
by eating raw
The Sedalia ID
sicians have a
be given tho II
BALLoUs Mos-
This popular and
most intereaIng 1
for The month OF
ice among the
The Cold fIunte
'be scene of wbic|
10 isl3, whes vi
dfourbing, n the
Interest 20 the vi
poem in dialect,
authors similar
~ popular, and
'"mslion T'hef
md one article
'eass tbe iadic
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&-A DAY W kern's cauvassinr Tor tho Firs-
w 4 eide victor g,rms ard Oatft Free. AG.
dress r o. yICkEfsY, Augusta, Maine, s.
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~ Fancy Cards, Snow fake, pamask Az
81 sorted ia - siyles, .wiih name, 10 ceptg.
Nassau Carr Co. Nassau, N. Y.
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SAnf0RD'S RADICAL CURE
SURPRISING cuRE.

Gentlemen. - About twelve yesu ago, wh,o ~srcl
Hing with Father kemp's old Folks Concert Troaps "a
stenoI singer took severe cold laid % AZ
Newark. NJ fhis cold brought on severe attsrt az
SatArrh which hstued WITH every known ~ neiy for
tSsr xseks without, Avail, aud sss A. slly obliged 20
snsn,s e sing y nssa fer ,,ss ys:rs
hsdlsn my n.ss add troAs asn.t.s that Tho
syhtest GELD vVid bring on . n, sh az sck, leaving
me peossrsttd. 10 this way continued 10 suffer- Tso
lass ett.e Tie - weren't ever had. sec
tercd the uost excruciating psia In my sd wa 40
hoase ~ TO be scarcely abio TO SPEAK, aud constsJ
fnessssnsy taoytghs vas Soinx into quick con.
.s a and sISy ssnS.s ,s.s had ti,s synp
dered me sm essy victim. When IN this tist,sssnT
condition. Icousncncsd ths R.STo sps la pIc.t
Cvsr yoh CAT npu. very refetspty confess As
tried all the n<vertissd rsneass without benefit The
grsstestreisf. n hardly possible for one hoe, heal
Ahss. W sche uho can scarcely srticrlats citncty
on account OF tbs choking scsuulstipne IN hs throat
to realize how much tsit-f obtained from Tie ss, ar
pllcAklpp OF SANroa4a RADICAL cuss Under Va in.
nu.n~~ both Internal and external Idly recovered.
sna by an occasional use OF ihs remedy slnee, hays
n Respectfully yours,
wAuruAx. n.... sj.a. q ,ss 20, '" hoi.sHooS.
-fs.-l purchased The RADICAL CCRE OF GEO. II.
ieocfiis, Druggist, uamford Building.
Each pack .ys sontssns Dr eanfords fmrrovcd Inhsl
I'm Inb.. Win iu dirsctions for use In ali casss.
ss hSs salS sy ~ and ist.ii pSa.
NEfKs a f%fTEk, GenerS AGENT ann wsoi sas.
Drupgists. Boston, MSS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-14

% NIXED CARDS. Snowflake. Dana.k.
IN &c, no two slike, with name 10 ctsi
J. NlNkLBR h CO, Nassau, Y.
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CURE FITS!

oo. ! CURE FiTE!
when cay cure ! 90 not mean merely 10
stop them for timessud thsn have them return
again J mean a radical cure. am regular
physician and have made toe disease Of
PITS, EPILEPSY OR FALLING
SICKNESS
= Hfe-iong ssudy. warrant my remedy TO euro
the worst cases Because Others have failed Il
no reason for not now receivinpa cure from roe
send 90 me at once for TREATISE and a
iFHsE7 BOZ Tie Of 10Y inlalihle remedy. Give
express and postofire. IL costs YOU no,bioo
fur a trial. and will eufe yoo. Address Dr..
~ q BOOT le3 Pearl St, New York.
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rVTbe pee
tate talk or
from l'runtytc
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baltimore 8
SUMxEi


MEETING or \
BIE SOCIETY,"
the lIawpsl.ite, 4
will be held at "
in this place. on
OF June, 1873. AZ
ii.
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ETThe he
4 ast week sov,
T. belonging
4 otterson's G.
fnalicioussco,
u Dr. Jos
be Baltimore
baltimore for
nd overscv,
f@~Tho W
R'ea3autly coz
~ Mr.. I.
thanks f.
AT Mr.. &c
anks forwo
lows how 10
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HTIt cost
State, $G,399,4.
ing the year en-
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IT'S. l.. Flou
place on ycs;er'
moud Virginia
weeks. We wi
aud n safe retur
ly. lie is one c
spared from our