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Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Christmas Cigars.

over .thirty.five different hands OF
fine cigars especially adapted for the
holidays are now offered at William
Bowers c'gar store, No. 2l5 Yves
Second street. These goods are dom
up in boxes Of 25, so and 100 and make
an elegant preseut. He also has 9
large line of pipes, tobacco, etc
Smokers should examine his stock be-
fore purChaRiDg.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
NOIhInK More SensIble,

and certainly nothing more comfortable
and usefal Than . good suit OF clothes.
Persons making presents should make
a note of this and when selecting bear
in mind j. 7. MulliA q Son would like
to sell you, and they will do their very
best to give you q good bargain.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
ROberu JOnos BurdeGsu.

This most wonderful of funny men
will be at the Opera House on Friday
evening, Dec. 29th, and If you wish to
laugh for two full hours take your wife
and 20. Tickets with reserved seat 80
cents.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Ch1ldrsm'S Coats.

Kennard & Co. have still In stock q
full assortment of their celebrated i'm
ported Goats, for Misses and Children
PricaH very reasonable.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
The Latest.

sutterley & Go. have increased their
help and are now able to attend 10 all
their customers and have all their
work on time. Gallery 3O2 and S04 Mar
kst street, Open in the evenings.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

Schoen's Heater Range and Stovs
House 200 to 213 Shipley street Is con.
nected with the Telephone exchange.
All orders will receive prompt atten-
ton,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

For . large assortment of foreign
fru'ts, nuts, ETC., call at Carr & Co.'S.
new store, 407 King 81. Special lot Of
Gran berries iust received Call aud zee
fol yourself.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
A +
JOHN WANAMAk ER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Open till ten o'c.ock.
WedncSday:

Open till ten o'clock.
More Jerse s to day from
oN sta. This has to be
written before they are
opened. We h4d already
much the largest variety in
town.
Dresses and wraps Of all
s asonatIcsorts resdy-made.
come of the single dress
patterns bought i1 Paris by
Mr.. Graham are readymade.
Substantial, they are Paris
ian with the advantage Of
being made where they are
to be worn; which is an ad-
vantage, il Our dressmaking
is what it ought to be. $50
to 500.
Sc me OF the richest pat
terms await buyers They
are too costly to touch,
with out first considering the
buyer. $2oo to $500, ac-
cordlng to the accessories
in the making. One hun,
dEed and fifty dressmakeIs
are fully employed on dress
making to order;very few on
ready made at this season.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1901, 1906 and 1907 Chestnut, second
Gentlemen's HORSEBACK
cts and wrappers are with
shawls
Ch, ddas and cashmere
are the lighter shawI-gitts.
Ldias are Unexpectedly
down in price If We are 10
make nothing On the most
luxurious things in the store,
we might as well have the
advantage Of the ADVERTISE
meDt.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1903 Chestnut, second floor.
Bed sets Of antique and
antique and satin. Curtains
of antique and other lacts;
ano curtain materials of all
sorts. Down pillows in COW
ers OF sateen, turkey-red,
'ilk and embroidered silk
Table and piano covers and
scaIfs. Everything belong
ing to upholstery and the
time.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
East of Arcade, 1913 Chestnut.
Somebodyhas been losing
money. Warm and beauti-
tul skirts OF quilted satin at
two thirds, s. to $I4. Dit
to with tops of less costly
but more durable material,
S3.25 TO $3.50
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West Of south eAtrance to main build
ing.
We have more brasses
ha7 ever before;ali new;and
there are a great many old
ones in the finest stores.
Think a minute. Who can
sell out clean " hat can
the exclusive stores do with
stuff left over, but keep it
from year to year? We
could have Fought last
years brs S es at 50 cents on
the dollar right here in the
city. We chose rather to
hunt over all Paris, Berlin
and Vie-na.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, north west from center.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
chriaamns Present.

A canary bird and cage will make a =
fipo Christmas present. Call at No. lOS
East Second street, and make Pur'
chase,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
state OF the TnerInOm meter

| ut the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
| this morning:
o'clock lG O'clock IL O'Clock
| 900 80 3j
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Blankets.

Kennard & Co. have some very fine
large Blankets from $40 to $14 per pair,
elegant goods and all wool a superb
present.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Police BwaIness hull.

Police business still continues very
dull, and this morning there was but
one plain drunk before the Mayor. He
was hned the usual 30 cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Oman.

VIM. Kennard 3 Co. will be open
every evening this week.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
That Husband Of Nine

Is three times the man he was before he
began using Wells Health Remover" "
81. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

Holland will make one lacge photo
graph with frame for $l.25, rttouchCd
in the finest style; no finer made in the
city; fine retouched cabinets for Il
cards finely retouahed for ST. aud pic
lures copied and enlarged in same style
ut the very lowest prices. The only
cheap, frst-class galleries in the city.
Nc, 3OT Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20

william ID. Plckels is now CONVEX i2ntly
fixed IN mis- new LeadQua tors ~ tbs sou h.
west corner o. Fifth an King streets, where
he has room to spreaI himself, and wnere ne
has more room Tor the &C OmmOddtlOn Of his
fast increasing patronage. He Is we'll fixed
and prepared to furnisl in the shortest no
tice uGt the kind of flour needed and he has
fortunately the peneCratink Sagacity to
know without being told what IS needle
He has row one Cf the rOOmlest and bssJ
supplied fl Jur stores in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
NtIItne'y.

Make your wife, daughter or sweet
heart present of one OF those very
handsome and stylish bOnnets or hats
from the large stock Of Mrs. Il S. Kirby,
No. 202 King street. You should take
a peep at the grand display in her win
dow. Prices greatly reduced for the
HOLIDAYS,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-20
Gloves.

Gloves Of every descril ton for y mas
preseuts call ard examine before you
buy elsewhere. 3O7 Market St. W. Ii.
SluCOCk,
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HnIidnY PreAenIH.

3O7 Market street is the place to get
necKties Of the latest novelties for
Nmas presents. Call and see them
W. II. SiuClCk.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-18
THE GROWTH OF ST. VINCENT

already Of
Red North being
the Canadian northwest, undo ybecomeon otb
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Great Cities Of the Great Northwest.

K lbe
rushing in
Hbuidng shortly a mammoth -
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And buy blocks each.
There ARE 500 LOTS

without reserve the best part Of the and purchasers will
e. "hch absolutely perfect and Terms
sa
National Republican., 1882-06-10
Tho GcnrgeIoMn EIrc.

There are many who do not realize how near the
Georgetown fire came TO being big conaagration
While William II. Tenncy Il sons warehouse was
burning, four other buildings were on fire, one of
which was several blocks away, on Bridge street
near High. The strong wind from the southwest
carried burning shingles ana small pieces of tim.
been that nearly everybody IN that portion OF
town was on the lookout, the fire on some OF the
woulI have got such heudway nothing could have
saved them, us all Of the engines exec one were
hard At work down Oh Water street Mr. Tcnncy
did Il very handsome thing by the iiremen in Or
deTing splendid supper Tor them at the Morgan
house, In fact twas really n fete chdRIpCtre, aud
tie boys were requested to orier anything in the
establishment they desired.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

On Monday evening the Union Veteran Corps
will give Its first select excursion to Marshall
Hall. The steamer W. W. Corcoran will leave hel
wharf at p m returning at 12 and few tick.
cts may still be obtained from members of the
corps, or at the boat, for so cents each.
The steamer Mary Washington makes one Of he
popular 10 cent trips TO Mount Vernon Sprin gs to.
day leaving her wharf at 0 a. m and returning at
. p. m. Tomorrow the steamer runs to Occoduan
Falls, and Captain Paul Boyton will give another
of his faI GUS exhibitions. Captain Randall
makes 1t pleasant for every one who rides on his
boat
The Excelsior, that floating palace, will run tc
Quantico pavilion tomorrow morning, leaving
its wharf at $50 a. IN. and $3.50 p. M. returning al
a seasonable hour At Quantico there is most de-
lightful bathing, and the managers refuse to sell
tickets to any persons not thoroughly respectable
Round trim tickets. 80 Cents.
National Republican., 1882-06-10
Death Of Fnthcr AIir.

Father Matthias Alig the aged pastor of the st
Mary's German Catholic Church. who has beer
confined to his bed for several months by severe
Illness died yesterday morning at the pastoratC
adjoining the church, on Fifth street. Father
Alg was greatly beloved by his congregation, and
the poor OF his parish particularly will keenly feel
his loss. His funeral ceremonies will take place
on Monday, in ST. Marys Church. at $3.50 a. m
Solemn high mass will be celebrated; Rev. Father
j. A, Walter, Of 81: Patrick's Church, celebrant
deacon; Rev. Father Sullivan, of st. Peter,
Church, Capitol Hill, subdeacon. Rev. Father
sermon. All the priests in Washington and MI.
merous others from Baltimore and elsewhere viii
be present. Father Alg's remains will be Inferred
in the new Metropolis German Catholic) GENE.
terry
National Republican., 1882-06-10

AT a meeting Of the Classical Society, held last
evening at the studio Of Miss Ransom, the Rev.
Byron Sunderland, d. D., read an interesting and
highly humorous paper on "Metempsychoris,"
which was well received by the intelligent au-
dienco present. DR.. Sunderland was followed by
Judge sheilabarger IN few perislnent remarks.
read an eloquent paper on " MctemVsyChoris, !"
under the aspect Of plant life. Tho discussion Of
The subject was continued by G. Fitz James Col
burn, DR.. Antisell Professor Il. Is. II lott MIR. L.
4. Peters, and Others. This was the last mceiin
for the season Of the society. Afer vote Of thanks
to the essayis;s of the evening and 10 Miss Ransom
for her efforts in behalf ofthe society, the meeting
National Republican., 1882-06-10
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
Committees Appointed by the President
Justice Miller.

Justice Miller, the president of the Garfield
Memorial Hospital, has appointed the following
committees: On ways and means-Adolphus s..
solomons, Henry A. Willard E. Francis Riggs,
Benjamin G. Lnvejoy, W. G. Metzerott, Mrs Fanny
Ricketts,, and Mrs. Cornelia W. Ferris. On finance
Lewis J. Davis, E. Francis Riggs, John W
Thompson, Mrs. Jean Margaret Lander, and Mrs.
Miranda Tullock. on egi,laiion-Bcnjamin G..
Loyejoy David L. Swain, John A. Baker. Henry
Wise Garnett, Mrs. Carrie G. Harrison, Mrs. Ida
G. Gambler, and Mrs. Eliza N. Blair.
on property-James II. Saville, Henry Wise Gar
nett, William G., Palmer, Josiah Dent, ]. Ford
W. Emory, On hospital copstruction-Samu G.
Busey. LewlsJ. Davis, Mrs, Eliza n. Blair and Mrs
Anna NJ. Aldrich. On by-laws-Samuel f. Miller,
er o6icio. Arthur Macarthur, L. A. Ashford, Henry
A. Willard, Reginald Fendall, Mrs. Eliza n. Blair,
and Mrs. Fanny Ricketts,. On selection of seal
Joseph NJ. Toner, Mis-. Mary Irish, and Mrs Stella
b. COnuer
National Republican., 1882-06-10
GENTLE GRADUATES,
Ninth Annual commencement OF thc
Washington Normal school.

washington Normal SchOoi.
The exercises attendant upon tho ninth annual
commencement Of the Washington Normal SCHOOL
were held last nigh, in the Congregational Church.
Every seat In the vast auditorium was occupied,
and numbers Of persons stood around the outer
aisle In the audience were many prominent
persons. THE church was tastefilly decorated,
aud the floral tributes sent by almiring friends to
the graduates were most beautiful. Above the
organ keys was "1SS2" in white flowers upon q
red ground. The graduating class presented
a lovely appearance. The twenty. five pretty
and talented young ladies, dressed alike in
immaculate white, only needed seats upon a cloud
to be bevy Of angels. Seated upon the platform
upon either side of the graduates were General
Sherman. Colonel Bacon, General Eaton, Judge
Macarthur, District Commissioners Dent md
Morgan, Superintendent Wilson, School Trustees
Matthews and Lovejoy Rev DR.. Bartlett, and Mis-
LuCila t. Smith. the principal Of the school,
DR.. Bartlett delivered the invocation, afltr
which JUDGE Macarthur made n char
actcristic aud happy address to the graduates.
He paid them high compliments, gave them ex-
oellent advice, aud his wit caused a continual rT-
pie OF smiles in the audience. The certificates of
graduation were conferred upon the blushing re-
cipients by General Sherman, who made pleas
ant address to the girls but failed to give them the
desirable kiss which has characterized the gallant
hero in the past During the evening Weber's
orchestra discoursed several selections.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The closing festival given last night by tho
ladies OF the North Baptist Church was q success
in every way. Mrs. Logan, Mrs. J. G. Mills and
Miss Bertie Crawford received diublc encores
Mr. Whipple could not lie heard often enough,
and the rccitHtons Of 1.-THE Little Stowaway "
and " Robert of Lincoln" by Mrs. Mary Agnes
Butler, of Providence, was Il treat to all. This
lady is visitor TO this city, and ranks as an elo-
cutioniSt Of the highest standing in Rhode Island.
The Blue Bells of Scot and " was well rendered l
as Il banjo solo, and whistling solo of " III me-,
Sweet Home" brought down the house. The
lunch room closes at 2 o'clock to day.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The citizens of Washington should subscribe f
handsome testimonial to the Kelley Brothers
and Curtis for giving us that swimming school
When one takes header from the springing
boards and dispo rts I'm the deliciously cool water
he forgets his woes and imagincs himself verlt-
able Neptune. Yesterday afternoon there was u
large parry Of ladies' and gentlemen in the pool,
and arrangements can be made with the manages
ment for like parties. Last night the pool was
very animated aud large numbers OF gentlemen
eUiOyed the water
National Republican., 1882-06-10

are the ieigniug craze. The new shades are very
pretty, and it is difficult to get supply for the
trade, so great Is the demand. Taylor Il Hufty
have secured fine assortment, made to order
with special reference to the wants of n number OF
society ladies who have asked for them. They ale
pl, aSGd to be able TO show Il much more extended
variety than any other house in town. Ladies'
should not neglect TO call until the lots ARE broken
as they would miss the more desirable shades
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The long. looked.for and much. talked. Of game
between the Post Office and Treasury mines came
of at the old National Grounds yesterday, ant
proved to be Il very one-sided affair, the scor,
at the close standing % to 8 in favor OF
the Post Office nine. The spectators, how.
ever, seemed to be weH pleased with the game
especially as every facility afforded for their
comfort. Several policemen were on hand IL
enforce good order, and chairs were provided fol
National Republican., 1882-06-10

At $3.50 yesterday afternoon the Fire Department
was called to re pond TO an alarm turned in from
box lil, caused by fire being discovered in the
lhird.st9ry of 1896 Fourteenth street northwest.
The blaze was quickly extnguished, about s25
worth OF damage being done The origin Of The
fire is not know. The house is owned by The
Metropolitan Bank aud occupied by Mrs. Copen-
haYer.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

Providence permitting, The following pro-
Gramme will be performed by the Marine Band
under the leadership OF Mr., John p. sousa, a
their open air concert in the White House grounds
this afternoon: Overture, "Tanclcdi" Rossini
Mosaic, "MUscotte," Audmn; cornet solo, "Du
Du," Hartman, by MIR. William Jaeger; waltz
from tile Alps" Herfurlh ; polka, "Bonni,
BOuche," WGldteufel; "Reminiscences of Scot
land" Godfrey
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The warm weather drove hundreds of persons
to Drivers popular resort last night, and the bal
comics were occupied by numbers of ladies and
their escorts, The programme rendered at the
garden is inst cluss IN every particular. Mr.. Dam
forth, the splendid baritone, Austin and Dale the
musical 8 n use, and numerous other celebrities
appeared, and every one was charmed,
The appearance next week is announced by Mr.
Driver Of Lillian Dcvcrc, Emma Leon William II,
Dwyer, and AIRY Barrett. The present atlrac-
tious Will remain.
National Republican., 1882-06-10
The Mary wnshIngton FIned.

The collector Of customs of Georgetown, D. c..
has imposed fine Of $500 on the steamer Mary
Washington for violating the law in using dan.
gerOus illuminating fluids on board that vessel
thus endangerng the lives Of the passengers.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

Of Denny and Jake O'Neill filled the Capital
ThcateT 10 attest the appreciation they had for
q two gentlemen. Their benefit was great
Miss Minnie Kent, Weston and Hanson, the great
lluIseshOe Four and n host Of others appeared
Next week Billy CAROLS celebrated company Will
hold The b ards at this popular thcater.i
National Republican., 1882-06-10

Abners Garden was filled with pleasure. seekers
and the usual large number of society people were
present upon the balconies. The music was ex.
cellent and the Jcdeling of the RGiners extremely
fine AbnerS is an institution which Washington
could not do without, and if Edward himself was
TO fade into altcnunled nothingness we would
never take the mourning from the door
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The art of fermenting the oporto grape into
wine In this country has been brought to greater
degree of perfection by Mr.. Alfred Speer, of New
jersey, than by any other person; and his wine is
very popular as an evening wine, as well as for
the communion table and for invalids. For sale
by druggists and grocers.
National Republican., 1882-06-10
LOCAL MENTION.
BEST ASSISTANT.

M matter what your ailment Is,
Browns Iron Bittcrs will certainly
do you some good by assisting ma
ture in STRENGTHENING every part Of
the body. This remedy is very
soothing and refreshing In its effect,
and cannot possibly do the most
delicate invalid any injury.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

THE Sunday Gdsete tomorrow will contain full
account of the called " counterfeit Doyle 81 OJC
government bond plate" How 1t was obtained
who go: the money, and how much was paid fol
1t. Buy the Gdzette to morrow.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

THE attention Of parties desiring to purchase
fine ,untry reside Is called 70 the advertise
ment of S. p. Brown, esq, in another column,
National Republican., 1882-06-10

Probably the shortest will that ever was drawn
was yesterday filed with the Register 1t is as fol-.
lows This Is my will. i leave my property Of
every description 10 my wife, Louis LeeleIc."
National Republican., 1882-06-10

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call ON or
address Herzog, 3oS Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered III Slb. Ward" prints ut i0c per lb
Also cottage cheese &C. per ball; buttermilk, &c.
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

SMOKE the "JEWEL" Havana filler. Morcoes
1907 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1882-06-10
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.


Tor NE Middle Atlantic Saes, fair iCed'her ,cinds
shifting 10 cast and south, slight changes In temperature,
slight rise, foil otred BY falling barometer.
For Warrington from a. m. 10 midnoh-
Partly cloudy tCedthcr, no change IN temperature.
Thermometric readings.--T a. M, 7l.Oo; IL a. M,
$3.50; p. m, s17o; D. M, 1890; IL p. M, 724o;
maximum, 5000; minimum, $3.50.
National Republican., 1882-06-10
aylor & HUftY
033 Pennsylvania avenue.
INDIA TUSSORE SILKS.

Genuine Calcutta SeeTsuckers.
White and Ecru India POngees, with Embroidery TO
match.
Canton and japanese CTepcs.
Ivory White SILK Mulls.
Guipure and Spanish Lace Nets,
EXTRA BARGAINS IN SILKS.
Summer silks, Loulsines, and Foulard Silks, at
"g, eatly reduced prices"
New prices marked IN Hel Ink over former prices
so that every one can see the reduction made.
Especial attractions" In satin Rhndames from
tl ltoeA
Black Silks, hest makes, 75c. TO Sa
Elegant all SILK Grenadines, from IL q to 90.
Iupins Celebrated Mourning Fabrics.
Embroidered Batiste and Nun yelling Robes.
AndersOn's Sylphides and Zephyrs
French SatneS, choice patterns, 50C.
Pure Linen Lawns,
French Jnconets,
Fine Dress shirts, 81.
Lisle-'Thrend Gloves.
GalIZe Underwear.
Immense variety OF DRESS GOODS, suitable for the
"muunthns and sCasido.'
NEW WHITE GOODS,
"all styles qualities, and prices"
Ladies' Linen aud Mohair Busters.
HD- Plain Figures and Correct Prices, ga
SEATON PERRY,
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National Republican., 1882-06-10
KINGS PALACE

Remember, ladies, stock, which is immense
and fashionable, HAS GOT TO BE SOLD. DO not
fail to call
KINGS PALACE has no connection with any
other establishment in the city.
Remember name and number. Juo
National Republican., 1882-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nS5ye UNIVERsALIsT SERVICES AT LIN
Goa shin, Hal at 4 re g. M sermon BY Rey, D.
Repentan2e." Seats free. sabbath schoo at a. IA
N~,ys ITALIANS RESIDING IN WASHING.
~ ton are earnestly requested To- attend meet
Cosmopolitan Halt, corner Eighth and Il streets
northwest. Object of meeting TO take steps looking
10 the erection OF monument TO Garbaldl. Dr. r. s.
Verdi and other prominent gentlemen will be in at
tendance. u+
s1y~ NJ EASTWOOD, ATToRNEY.AT.LAW,
building to May Building room No l, second hoor,
corner Seventh and Il streets northwest ju5-6tt
gg MOUNT VERNON
The frequent arrival of steam launches and of prl-
has convinced the ladies' 9f the Mount vernon verne 4sso
that some misappfehenson must exist in the mind
Of the public and they therefore publish the follow
from further Infringement of its rights;
RESOLUTION IN COUNCIL:
Whereas no boat except the steamer W. w, COR
Association is entitled TO land passengers at Mount
Th'rS5f &GtNr 4 any @ERNoS ss SSa' Shall
il VIII only be permitted to land passengers by pay
ad nc fs 81 s sy
6eionS % to M s csPS Sn Ih q he S9TS9r9n and
maintenance OF the place, juGTurhS&rutf
nSyeALoNG SHORE ON THE POTOMAC.
s=SS MIDSUMMER SKETCHES.
tables q distances Ihe most omprehensIye sketch
of the Potomac River yet published. Price 10 cents
full description Of Colonial Beach. Jui-ths. I'm
a9g THE BRIG GENERAL - ARMSTRONG
Whereas by the act for the relief, &c;
The Secretary of State Is directed TO examine and
adjust the claims of the CAPTAIN, owners, officers and
crew Of the said brig growing ont of the destruction
at Fayl in September, lsl upon the evidence estab
lished In Court Of Claims and to draw requsltion
in favor Of said claimants their heirs, executors
minstrators agents, assgns for the amount which
S7O,730;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given TO all whom
II may concern TO transmit to the Secretary of State
ON or before the 30th day of June next statement In
writing of the amount of their claims, and whether
they claim on behalf of the captain, the owners, the
officers, or the crew, and II ether owner, officer, or
crew, the name or names OF the person on whose be-
half aud the amount of the interest, with reference
said statement should also show in what capacity the
claimant claims, whether as original claimant as
heir executor, administrator, agent assigned of AN
original claimant. and should be accompanied by
proof Of title MS Sncl.
FREDR. T. FRELINGHUYsEN,
my3GTuTh3w Secretary ol State.