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A DVERTlSLMENTS FOR TIE NV.
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At ltb
UPTOWS OFFICES. NJ i,!3S broadway % cor tlnry
lfstst or :,GS Ecst Twenty third st. cor fSit-hVe.
80 81 Eat Foufieegfhs-, corner tntyu sihsfs
$50 1hlrlave cor. foIty.scyenlhsL: al the HAkLEh
OFFICE No. 1.2St Thlriayc. cor one iunirriani-
twenty fourthsi Harem savings Bank BuiidaZ up 10 -
~. streguidr orce rates
rE'O NTNERS.-A very promising silver ,. IL
mine ATTY niles from w.IoTk, can be leased IA sharrs
thus sying II capital !J il. "ViE WY cylp ',I
coro hai wing ore 'n DE- r'"eh'' Ia SLo' "S
tance Ane assay VI Oai-,rOp maar ku9Nn. . .
' $500 Aditess NINE. Box .. .eSS. %,
Aesv-loTs C,iy.
NNANTED.-A partner IN an established
y, Founary and Machine shop Philadelphia. cue
who can Furnish preferred 20 inf.-tnc eapi a.
e-f references given ami required Apply 10 GIN DELL
KEENEs. Attorneys. No. Uol Malnntst. Philadelphia,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

Wall Street is whore money is made rapidly. You
NAV realize hundreds of dollars by investing 100 IN
stock operations through the reliable house OF Alex
rockingham d Coz brokers. No. II Wail-s'., New
York Their Hcekiy financial Report gives full H.
inImatiOn and Is sent tree.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Oct. l6-spsnsh gold. 2so. Exchange nr-ner
on me United states 10 days gold 'ss5a premium short
sightdo, ss09 pTemum on London. lSalth premium on
Paris AGO preminm frm bat not quotaDy higher
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

y BON DE- OF the CITY ~ NEW-TOl.Kf INTEREST 80
PER CENT, PAYABLE sEAIANNUALLYi PhINCL
PAL PANA BILE NOV. L. 1854.
proposals will De received the COnrOliers OCs
until THURSDAY 0ctoyer - s7. ~ O'Clock when the
will be publicly opened n presence thsCOnus
sioner of the king Fund fer he Whole any part
OF s6OOoCUO bonds OF the cOTD0iaon oi the ly II
York authorized chap Laws of l@1d and
the Roird of Estimate and ApportiOnmcnt.
adopted sept 81, 1879.
The proteeds Il said bonds VIII b. applied 20 The re-
equal amount OF Ike bonds ~ if Corporation.
of local due Nov J. 1879.
VIII therefore not increase the city debt
Regstered So 500 slOO $500 slOOp or any
muyts thereof will De- l-snd may Do drsired If"poais
stat. the desired and the Ice 600 there0f
Payment required on November ], 1873
D0uds Will be awarded 10 The highest bidders ani no
right reserved all BIDS the interests OF tue
Corporation require it.
JOHN KELLY, Controller
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

VIM. B. Hatch & Co., bankers. % Pine-st give
special attention To the purchase aud sale OF all
the different classes of stocks and bond of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company also pur-
chase stock and bond scrip aud deferred interest
coupons.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Oct. lG-i4:sO y m-Cotton dun and easier
7OOU bales incuang 5gO bales for speculation ana export
b,t fne adv ance been Upand-, Low Mddmg
CLAUSE Ociobcr delivery o'i; 30. Oeooer and November
befad Dc,enbor delivery. ell do. December aud January
SrE Sf sG % ;' sSaary @ aa@ slarSn arc eI' eVef s Ssl
also 49, do arch and pril deiiv,fy 6gL DC, April aud
May delivery, sdi DO May and June delivery Odd do
June and J uiy delivery, b,iei' ,,s,, ,.,, 49,.
M ad mIST y, tnues % 0npsIv r np6 p' ~
o'l,' 80, % s"i ~ 2,ai ~ M er .alrs n, cof1nr
included 200 bales American.
AUGusTA OCT l6.-Couon steady Middnns 97sdl0e; Low
Ndnling. 9iza9Sc. Good Ordinary 3.e; receipts lCJl
B.lraoGi. Oct. I6.-tor.on firm, Mddng lore; Low
Mdi9g iosr G93a UrIaTy g4 h9. & &Lsees,1; Ho3s
b.es 10 spianeTs zoo bales socs lSI9 & O1iss ,,,
ding. iotc; Good Ordinary, io,:e net :eesirt: iol
bales exports 70 Great Britain ~ bses stock 30 bales
Midding iSGI0i-c.; GOOD ordinary sc net reept- s5is
s ball., 'iS iocE Pas bales ''-''" ''''
CwcNNArI oct 10 Coti, irln AddlnE. loise; 10" Md
dg Good o5nsgg sgI s SesrI SS bales ship
GALyEsIoS. oct l6 cotton nimi Midlng 10 'sc'' Low
Mlddnng; 9.se Good Ordinary e,e let receipts. 1881
IorisyILLE oGI lG-cotten irn Miaiiing l0glo'sc.
MidGiinr 9sa0c GOOD OriinaIy gsayaae: net receipt.
2y76 bale grs 559 gsss III. & &s1PSSs eoas"se Si7 bales
NSw oELk4ss OCT. 10 5cotton Hrin. som, sal.s dsher
rc receipts 2JS2 bales gross 1856 bales; sales GOoO
SonpolS 0ci i6-Coiou firm Middlng loa-c.; ret re-
ceu, l0i7 bales eNporis eoastwae. 1851 bales sock
fLAOKLrm, oct l6-coion firm; MaSliNg, lo'ie Lo.g
N.d1uDg lui4. OriinarY. lnc nct rrccirfs l1l
bales gross Ala haas expors Groat it4in 2S7 bales
saes bales; -pnners 300 bales stock ls3S balrs
SAVANNAH Oct l6-Ccton steady; Hiddnns, luisr; Low
Midiline Good Ordinary. 9sa. not rsceiDis S9ll
t.9Jo bales. Ia the Continent .aOO
coastxs az bales; sales lsOO bales last evening 900
bal stock - 526 bates
~ Iot L. oct l6-Cotton unchanged sfidiin2
luilc; Low Miialng Zoe. Good Or!inary, vi reePs
sol balrs shipments 9i9J bales; sales 1873 bales stock
3.5 igS bales.
WuMSGI0N oct l6-Cotton quiet Mlddlng lGiio; Low
inc gII,sc Good Ordinary. 99lc net receipts, l.3i4
ba.os sales, 80 bales stock. $40 1A.es.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FAIL RIyFR, Mass Oct. l6The market for Cloths has
moi been active still manufacturers firm az
quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

7 ONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY'S
II sNLiI. MANLEp Addlr.s W q. Irlnum. 0n.r..
CONTROLLERS oY'icK, ALLEcnKNy coCsrr. }
PuIrBUAG. ~cyttmbcr %, l,79
TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF

PnIrBURG. September 80, 1873
NOTICE.-TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
" rHE COUNTY or All EGHENY. STATE oF PENN.
HYlNANIAs The sinking fund Commission Of the county
# Allegheny state Of Prnn-yivans by virtue ~ authority
In theta by Act ~ Assembly approved the 2d day Of
Apr. A. d. 1868, iOwlts
Sc on O. That the Commi-s ~ the sinking Fnui
in ease should offered obtained bei0w
pr shall on a." outstanding now bonds at pal Ia rotation
the lowest OuiSttli
~ bond bonds not being -ufrener
weeks advertising of r number or number. 10 be
shal deposit the thrrf
i1r a Comfy Of Allegheny, and the bond or
shall
ana hOcrs o such Dolc OF bonds shall OoH Oy 70 e
crpost for pay mcnt OF h hsr OF nir D"l or saI az
published lh titY
~ Piitabufg Phiiaiclphi ana IA York Ctv
tsf.by holders of Allegheny County bonds
ina, bonds numbered and dsted a. follow" to~it No
10 ~ IA H. Is To- H. Is, 20 81, a. 23 -, % 20. ~
"a ~ 80 - dated January lst lobj, ana maturing
Januafy 1853 vii be paid presentation snd d"nad
III r uice OF tir COntrol.r PIttsbarg, Penn, until
DAY ~ November 1879 AZ which date al interest sA
JOHN n. McCUNE } sinking
JOHN HARPER, fuud
GEO. ALEAA Dl.R.> Committee.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

An unusually large business was done IN Siate
bonds with Louisiana consols particularly actlSe
md inctuatiug the sales amounting TO Tit2'vvt"
II fc1re. Mi,sonn Is of 1889 sold at l0a 4. y,
II sss at lO5. aud funded bonds Of 1se4 81 l9Y'
a. lO74; South Carolina non.igiiuapTS a, 80 a. ~ -
Virginia S. deferred, AT I2d d anu V,
new az 81 a3ll2. Inc following were inc cios'hs
lnufullnu..
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
RRAzIL cOFPEE MARKET
DOMESTIC MARX ETS.

RIO JlsNEo Oct l5.-Conee market animated Rio Good
Firss O5OOdCC5O per 10 kos. Exchange OIL London
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
? san FRANCISCO MINING srocNS.
CLosINc,rRlcrs OF sAN "a

Government bonds continue dg.', ana to.Iay
yvrrc barely steady at quotations. ne Saies al 'be
,,rds 1nrnded ~ 0, 900 Registered Us Of 1881 a.
i0gie S35 0O0 coupon aud $4,000 register Il i,-
- 1Oj Il, ana II 600 coupon 4s at loI ga IVl T.
fni toIiG,yiug are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17


4 IGAS RAILROAD -rRUsTEEs SALE Of RAIL
ROAD PROPERTN-NOtcei = hereby ta' the under.
Trsfoes uamef deed ~ trust executed
by the Cncnnafi. wabash Michigan Railroad company
ths Isl u Iuly lsl dnd made ~
bonds for Sno0pon asu.d and sold b. said TAI hd
company principal aud Interest ~ which md or
months last been due and psyahle.w
~ aud ~ ococg said day AZ tne once of sad
pany the City Wabash IN the County WaJasL, IN ne
Stale " Indiana expose To- sale pnbc auction 10 TIE high
bidder the purpose OF said bonds IN accordance
deed tie rairOa ~ -ad cnnl
ding from Anderson IN Madison COuntr lneanf,
line between the Ntafc- ~ Indiana ana
Michigan by or Marion abash warsaw ana Goshen,
together with al the fixtures and proferty named o. de-
aud particularly st forth IN SAID trust
dead as follows wits The ron tie- sang- Switches urn.
tAh aud al" entire as nov u ana the t
OF s the real estate ID and het Ia
operating Of said r with ali mByem = and Ap9nr-
owned, and all fong stock ~ very ds-erp-
by -ad and used n ouer ng said road.
and station houses and heTf ~ tvsry descp
ton, property real p-fs"a or mixed and ~ TIE inc
OF railroad n IN Operating the same ahu nec -,aiy or
1nd all rent- end pohtA,
income proceeds Of said Toa The oJeaihg 81 tho Same,
aud ~ property aforesaid the francise-,
ghs ard Urv oges n said or the oNners of sd
nre oi railroad.
The terms will ne Int the Trustees VIII receive
Of iLr highest bid. part thereof the bons
railroad company secured ~ -sd deed ~ trust ir
proportion of thereof and would
app the Of such bonds and Interest from
proceeds such sale all bond. secuted by said deed oi
JEPTIA 81. WADE.
AHA~A STONE.
Trustees named IN said decd OF trust.
wabash. ma Oct. !. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
flnaueidl.

EAS STOCKS q City R.R. Qiorse and Elvt'b
" stocks & Bonds bought SOLD. F.rHEWITf Brlas,.
GAS STOCKS"
An EewYork and Brooklyn Gas stocks. AMI all kinds
g BrOokyu stmenf securities dealt In bY
GEO. II. PkLNTIs- IL HiOAD-ST.. ~ Y.
HANNIBAL and ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
PROXIES. Stockholders and hoiiers o. proxies WHO
vi 10 directors who
i.hi. t5cr trusts ~ msregreseniing depfeciatug and
larfve purpose. all wish be
rosi,on 20 winch client financial
crdton tntile H. and All wish enhance value
Of their property. respectfully solicited
pruaies, or apply fOT fuTt Tther tniOrina ion, Ia
ANTHONY K OTIPIfAr
10 Brosi.-i., New York.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

Rid. Asked,

The sales of city bank stocks covered Merchants
Annexed are the bddn q and asking nr,ces
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

sh cav o October A ID. 1879, warrant ia Bankruptcy
waS l.rd against the estate OF STU LIZ HASBt lltk,
Of Lo Clty OF Now.YorA, IN The coany - NrM Noh nri
efae Of been aduGged OAkftpi on bis
own petition that thc payment Of d-0t- ana delivery 0f
any property belonging "a such naArup. 10 n q" iol ~
ne and the property by hm tond'n Dy
law that meeting the creditors oi The said bankrupt %
tl1r asslgnee- o.. h,s
estate will De court OI Bsnkfupcy to be holden
et No 3t5 Broaiway. the CITY OF Ncy-l oiK, D.I 20
is-o n, . n clock u to LOUIS " PAWN.
= MaTshs a. Messenger southern District II NewYork.
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Bankrupt y otlees.

4 DvERTISEAiENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED At THE CP
TOWN OFFICES I.l:lS Bro4dway Thirty hrsi ~.
on NO sos West Twenty ihird -, corner tghtmAyS'
No II Tn ID
ave cor. FOrty-sev.nfhst at the HARLEM OFFICE No
Q.sSI Thin ave, One.huuiei aud ~ euty .osst Al.
lIIA,iem savings Bank BUldnsl. up TO in- Al regular
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
Coryorallon Nolltss.

nEPARTMENr of PUBLIC WoEAS.-To
~ CogtTactoIs-S .ALlp PROPOSALS oi', 'iealss WI
bc received at Office until trtJcr 2a. iSH Ia hTns
alsc e. r'g'lalins gra!rN - ?o .i "a. sarS
stones streets al astnuSa % ln in0gAAi01 Sc
sCity Record" for Saio al No. 2 CITY hall
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
iIrrlE PIrrsBuRG CoS,olInArHD MisiSG CogPASr)
q

LITTLE PIrISBi ks toN-oiipAfkb hlSiH" toHfASl'l
ii3 Asn l15 BE0ADwhY.
NV YORK, OCr i6. 1875.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
4 declared dividend Of sl0ocoo Cons hnndr'd o"'and
doars shar. p1r value 800 me cap
al stock company. O ne net rll ns- lof ht
month of October 1879 payalc AZ te "h'r 81 re ceiSdv
ard after books VIII close lciODcr
81 md reopen the sth % November
~ ~ GEO T.. LYMAN. secretary
In addition the above niyidcBi there VIII be s 900
the earnings fOI The nO o OCT lr taIi"d o -Ar
plus account GEO G. IL MAN se,i'''is'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
Diuioeno Notlees.

SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY co,
- ~ Br0alw ay The coupons Cue October l,
1873 the nrsf mortgage tPuSl bonds O ia. FOuirrl
Minnesota Railroad Company, w .. pai Oh and alter ~
day M the Farmers Loan ana Trust Comp ~
"a, Exchange place. CORNELIUS q. GOLD,
Cha,mau Executive Committee
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

Foreign exchange was weak, aud the posted rates
foI sterling were reuucSmI = o0"' P'' - 0 -
-. 4 "A. .pf "a! as ftlllONs
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

! lyUuiSN'c AZ NASH.
cuusOi =. 1898 llOL llCos
IOu'v. & Nash. ID
IN. IS gold. iSSS.lo3s : lOi
Louv & Nasn.tec.
Ben -, 1907 --.. 30 lou =
Nashville & DecaL
lst ~. 1900. lO3A9
Lake Erie & W'n 90
LIT Is lgl5.-... w
LAT. Brn < Nun. -,
Is, - 29l9. 9....-- 20 bO
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
FAtr RIVER Mass. oct. lG-The for Cloths has
not been active still manufacturers are firm az previous
quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

| Canal n. r. ,"stxi.e Balt. PhIla Boston
| flouf' bhs- 1882 $40 3.52l 3.iC0 2402
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CT. LOHNlS SCHOOL.

BOARDING and Day schovlor Younr Ladies and Children
SRI DO. CYMSAsIUM KINpEh1AkrLN
SEpEuATf DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG boys
~ West 32dst bet Runaway and ON ave- -. D.
Rcy. THEODORE IRVING. liz d.. Rector
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VALE Law School Regular course, z years
Graduate flor degree Of DOLL Fall
opens sept % Address Prof wAlLAND NewHavsn. O
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Qrfan 9tedmers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
only Transatlantic Line uuter tne AMI RlCAN FLAG
sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia and every Wed
uesday from Liverpool.
BRITISH CnOWN THURSDAY. Dec. is D. m
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP
Sailing eyery from Phi lad .lphia an
sndng within few hoars ride OF the
imnorfant points oil interest thr Coatinenf.
BrsIGERLASD, WEDNESDAY. Dec. IL. ~ a. m.
For rates passaze ana other Information Apply %
PETER Wright d. SONS, GENERAL Agents. -,
3O7 Walnut Philadelphia 52 Broadway, New. fork
JOIN MCDONALD. Agent, . Battery place, NewYor<.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND uAVkE .
pier fCompany new No az North Rver foot 81 Morons
Travellers by line avoid both transit By Englsh .ll
d.comfOrs Of crossing the Channel IN snA
boat
FRANCE IruGelie....'. WEDNESDAY jan y W.
III PARIS amounts 20 Mt
LnLIS DE kEBIAN. Agrnt No. % RrOatwaY
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VNHE MISSES MASON will reopen their Eng
sh school FOL young ladies and childfeh Cd
Wednesday, October ]. at 2GS ieAmgtonave
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THE PRINT COLLECTOR. Bv J. ahBEELY. Edited. with
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE LOVERS FRIEND AND oTiEk ro n.asos % 4
NORA PERRY. l2mo. PIP lsS' houKu'o" o'e
The leading feature of these poems is the descrip-
t,ve pover with which the incidents Of common ire
A.. clo,bsd in An attractive poetica costume with-
ont too largely taxing the faculty OF IMAGINATION
Miss perrv's STYLE bears no marks oil aruhc'&i ie
fnement her verslication is simple ana "h"neo'
ed abe makes use of natural, though po"eIiui IN
aeery aud her diction is chiefly composer Vi 'ie
orous siuewy. everyday English. with no ao'c"ps
nj curious felic,ties of expression. An e.a"Pi0 -
Ali these qualities is presented in The wreck Oh
the Gloucester Fishing Fleet" which mas 'ne
strength and terse simplicity of an old oaiiaa'-
Hint, Of the sprog we're in the air.
And March winds had breath OF May
That whisper ea hope aud not Despair
The other day. the other day.
When came a. Us that dreadful tale
or how the Gloucester feet went down
In that wild February gale, ,.n
when safe within the town.
When we were safe aud did not know,
That not for twenty years OF inoie'
Had such a tempest come to plow
Across the cruel shoaling shore
ofCeorce's Bank as blew that day.,
When high upou It's treacherous udc
The GLOUCESTER feet at anchor Law
la all its comedy strength ana prlae'
None than hundred men went down.
The whole stanch fleet. with every sai'
While we were safe within the town,
sure they would weather every gaze
Perhaps danced. perhaps We suns'
Without n hint OF pain or death:
While they upon the rocks were hune'
Fighting for lie with bated breath
When yanquished. they NJ length went down.
They must have thought IN that uesp"i'
or vile and child IN Gloucester town,
And breAthed Tor them one pl'e"us prayer
OF Wild appeal-for times were hard
I'pOn old GlOucescr's sandy snore.
And men we're scarce to watch ana wsru
And keep the wolf from out the uoor'
And nov, and now ! W hat would they do
These wives and children 10 tneir suat'
oh brave wrung hearts: II you bu. khe"
How all New England, ut your TATE
snrune 10 ia feet, stretched forth its hanos'
To keep the wolf you dreaded so .,
From out YOUR homes on Gloucester eahus'
Bat ALL perhaps II zee could Know
You s,ll keep watch ard ward above
The cherished homes YOU ieit oehihu
Aud read with eyes Of clearer love
The meaning that TO US Is blind,
OF that dark day when YOU went down.
on Georges Bank. with everv sail.
While we were safe within the town.
In that Wild February gale
The loye of John Wentworth aud his proud
.onsin winch forms the subject of one of the many
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sales. and are notable alike for design and nnish.
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There are many reasons which tend
to the conclusion that this may not be
an epidemic year at all compared to
1878, but a wise forecast suggests the
Importance of vigilant preparation; to
that end we earnestly invoke the CO.
operation of all municipalities, COM
munities and individuals. If danger
is threatened, let it be met with calm
courage and united counsel. La cpl
denies fear kills as many as disease,
and i'll advised resistance is worse than
submission.
Let the people, in their collective
and individual capacities, 60 to work
and clean up, and disinfect their prem
ises, and regulate their lives by the
common sense rules of hygiene, and
an epidemic will be either averted or
shoru of its terrOrs.
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cars from which such freight has been
transferred shall not proceed further
on the road, but shalt be returned 70
the point Of departure. Ths freight
cars. after unloading shall lie tho
roughly cleansed by scrubbing, fumi'
CATION, disiufection and ventilation.
II. Mail matter and mail bags
should be heated 10 temperature of
two hundred and fifty degrees Fahren-
heit or should be otherwise disinfected
before they are sent from injected
places.
13. At some point not less than
fifty miles from the first transfer sta
ton a second complete transfer of pas
sengers and baggage is desirable, and
should be provided for by the anthor-
tiles of the States through which the
lines run.
IA. Ifyellow fever infects a place
situated upon line of railroad, trains
of all kinds may be permitted to pass
through without stopping, and at a
speed of not less than ten miles an
hour. provided the National Board of
Health has not declared 1t dangerous
to do so, and published through the
local health authorities a special rule
forbidding it. But they shall not
take on passengers within one mile of
such infected place, and all persons
taken on shall first obtain the certif-
cate from the local officer, set forth
herein.
Is. No train having a certificate of
such inspection, and no passenger
having a proper certificate that he
was free from disease, and that his
baggage, etc.. was properly disinfect-
ed, shall be interfered with by any
municipal or other local systems of
quarantine.
Is. All persons leaving infected
places by other modes of travel than
those provided for in these rules and
regulations shall be required to obtain
certificates according to blank Form 8
hereto.