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\ It*?... PAGE TWO TO RECLAIM DISMAL SWAMP I Engii eers Have Long Had Their Eyet on Picturesque Wilderness Which Can Be Made Valuable. I ? 9 Dismal Swamp, which li???; just south of Norfolk, Va? partly iu that stute and partly in North Ctrolina. is one of the most picturesque wilderness.*# 1n the eastern United States. Although ti niaj oe reacneu irom trie nus; port of Norfolk within a fcvr h"ur* by a boat which piies daily up nm' down a emnl' canal, the I'is'nnl Swamp remains an un.-; -il- J wild-m? where black ! ear* ami pant! ers ?tiil r-utra, while the smaller creatures <d the wild exi*t in t ut:'! \ The thick jun,?3> * " 1 t?mless bops at oma fTer p?-rf< ' p!;;e*s for the wild t! an ! ? h*t: le- to the hunter which are often iinpa*sa* ble. Then. too. the gw;..- i> alive with snakes?the deadly copperhead and uiocca?in heinu e*p .!'v in<lant?: nd this fa.-t alone detract* < nsiderably from the popularity of the place as a pleasure resort. I: is nevertheless repularly visited by some hardy hunters, and is the delipht >f na-tiralists ar.d > ientists of nil kinds, who here find what they mo^t j.ive?unspoiled, primitive nature. The r>i*mal Swamp h * itr-at ; *-1Mliti?s of future usefulness. In the ?r<t place. !t cor.ains - >:ne of the deepest and richest deposits of peat In the Unite-? S:at.s, an ? tliis fuel is undoubtedly to be used In this coun* . try in the near future. Furthermore, t-nplneers say that the swan.; can be drained, and that It will then become one of the richest ? :s of f in America. Indted one mar. h: < alr? ?y deinorstrated this by draining a f w hundred acr? s of the s-a . ; a:. ! rnis1ns: phenomenal cr ps on it.?Chicago Paily News. WORK ALONG WRONG LINES Writer Points Out Imperative Need for Chance in P-erent Lecal and Charity Systems. A change In our legal sys*.>rn must be mnde which will trtk?=? : ".nt of the complex life of the pr> ? :. . r.s nra!n-t the o;d-f: -! ! f r:n < ' liv- '? ing. wl.'oh brought w.th it * ; *. u. {treed and jealousy. lvr- :.< wh?. n ar count of wrong env ire- ' nt. have ft1 to ill. - i*. > attain ] their ends id he < rr- "t-d. 'h Atse?j-;':e If v m pi -ase | t;' ? t w' h brutal I'Tirdshmet t. Aft?-r c..rr? n they should have the chance to make an hone?t living: they >1. r.o* he ostracized as nt pr- ??nt. so t! at there Is nothing t-Ne left r ?!. : t" d ' nt to return to p. life of cr.- whh h sooner or later r* t.eh< ~ de; > ? when the s?ar< Is ' - . . *p.-:?d thousands and thousand> f r their upkeep. j The creation of hegc.rs has never | been due to the ev - . ?. of k.: h.ess. . Ail beggars are . le. r r? r !?*- by , the i t. :r:t* system. \V *h 'dmrity ' nl .ll. 1 a tuAMi -- 'i ;t:i'i ?jv? ry :r.r:n: ".ntT* ] etntiding that we ?re '! I r:i t v ?-k j P..id en.1"V our v rk in ordanee ] with our f. - rk we ? called uj >n < -. ? < no i r< ! < f <1 ..i - *y. : ca?e will ' : r . :<dv.? > Editorial hv Mi?!.a A; Humanitarian. 1 f "Shirpiatf;--s." Olf" r<r a ; . . f r. '".PT to which the United State* government lu.s r-- >r-- v i< [. ">h i- , J.l:i-t?? :! r. : > 'I ! > ] ;.[ . r X7 v v .l.y r. a son of th- ;r - - t \ . >e Of the U"0 to V it. , It v a- i era:.:- -? XK-h'r> ^ . r i. f.r.nro T": tnoney cr. -\v - r In tl Jt w. - * ' J :CV * ??? 1. * rS 1 . ? 3 f l. - l-;f I v ? ^.-r v i... - r? t).-1 C' <:.Trv fr cliiii -j*. M> - 1 :.*? :-> : - - f - -r < cf v - - - :: - r own "i rt>n.i>> > ( -- .{ i t *. v? n -.< were t ? * ? i char . !*"> he - hv ji.erch r.T - I* - . . ( nuh .* v- * orr.Mient - ; n dcDominatS' ii' ' _ ,-.u ' > n In "Little O'd New York." b If n certain '--.la < A party of ror nipht ho \v u: have P. n th.-r 1 thri.h 1 <<r * ! - ? N> v York Su:i. ; rty went ti.' v . me r.f * e? nt< r f a next Stop wn? f re there was nr.fiinip 0(' r d J young s.--! *a t and fit t!. roof was the t: > . . r.t h dlnn.-r t ? * - : t ? French army off.' 's. I' w 1: -rd r ) tell which ?Lf ti - ID' -t 1 . ;*;f .1. They ail aeemed h * ;?>. It r . Ifnl of another act* r who went to anchor theafor th'iT h'* own t<? sen a play. He w is ) no- r to n f m? r wife and her hu?v 1. They >-11 ch-'itted pleasantly together and Inter tipped together. A strange town? r tills New York. MUX-IRON i ***i i ? - " '{ . . . { I ." V _ _> \ 1 i ; j ' TONIC With Paw-Paw Added THREE POWERFUL FORCES IN ONc PUT UP IN LIQUID FORM When run down .nervous, tired it. i worn out all the t-.me. take This e!: .T ie preparatb >n and know what t is to aua.n fe*l like your old self, rhe cost, regardless of the s.ze of our purse is th" same and .t may >e secured * .thout trouble at any ^t-cla>? drug store, and by takne t ore loses no time from w rk ' >r p.ea- :re and so n feels the won- , ierful transformati n wh.^h comes >ver one when regaining strength. :ta 1 ty and old ambition. Tl;e formula is on every bottle nd yi : a-e tak n; an h ne-t Tonic ' >r. -e wine 1 ,.s.s w.t: out addition . if any alcohol or bad vhltkejr com- J ii led w.th the beat known drugs . or 'he s; * ial ?' * of restoring - rr-' tfth a* d -* r..a h ' what hey shoul be t er.; y he l*h. In your anxiety to ge* ' etter ] sickly. d> n t overdo it. a- mary , ufferers dd, and take lare- r doses ; ' - . ' -!y It ;'.l n ' : r.y f;?*:?-r . 1 > . w . r.v r**eive the s.une benefits from lis Q&O ' rw;?e \\ ou 1 V u- 1 r : ~t ; -- 'v k<-?p? it, , ut f he d esn't it is e dd in l*inbv d-ur.' sts .YARNING " -- i.d r. t as a b-verase. will ng a quartet of a century's unqaal- I ed Indorsement .? m people all . th ' : i 1 M * * I.> ug mpany, if. . New Y rk?Adv. New Yerk?r Hap Famous Relic. K* !;>' r . . .n t! J ,-r. sr.- .n of Persia in the days when Omar Khay* V: ':i was making vain ati.-: ; *s to sell his verses to the magazines. one day <-tight an Indestructible vase, wonder* fully fashioned by a p.- *t?-r < * ma pic powers, for his royal * . at Ithaca*. A 'tie came the Tartar.-, n< like PtomI ns. ftirl <V -tr i P.h _* ?. rr: k: - tl royal palace look like the Cloth I 11 at V; tea, that was lb 1251. The y - }* >?., r ?h. .T-'.-t - ' :-t ' i a :? n ' M ! I' ri-VW - a. New I*- rk art < * r. ft??r * ly ! . ' \ a f r ti. rly ven ? ' tar ?. T i { iei-.-s f It were 1 n '- * r ' t f l:l. - a a:i 1 - : ?,. n *1. r - frr-ra j e a v. Skr's Co rs. A j aeafaritig men . Tl a-t ./ It r V 7 hu.lt . r ?.. f p.l 1. ; h - t- The ' v r V ; *. r * ' - r . i It, ,T _ J :a<i? th* r?* tl.H < ?> . ;? > r<w \ ' t1 i-re ' - 1f I* . ' - n ? ' ,l r A" (! r tv..- r * ?* 'if 1 11, ^ i h:.? < .>'1 n 1 _ !, preinSuiQ r R.: nv y. :,r?. Strang The Nation needs strong ,e.i and the right hme to ejin to buiid up strong manw. is daring the growing " ;od of childhood. Marv is remember, with keen . jr, in '\a*s vh.-n - v ' % %? ? *\ > . ii. J -! ... ir . ^ ~u". : g >j ? "? s:er.j>u? ci '*' n. ?iis a . ? ? ,hment and strength never be over\c mother ci o is anxious abovrt *7/ t ;n-f boy or girl. LANCASTER NE^ HEAVY WAR EXPENSES E\ EN IN PEAC E TIMES Kstinuited Outlay For I i?cal Yeur ilcginmiig July I i> l'lacvd at ?T,44?,4l5.m Washington. Dec. 5.?War expenses persisting in peace times, b it falling off rapidly, will make the government's outlay in the fiscal year. l;?2'?. beginning next July '. i 7.4 4 ;.4 1 of whic h $5,212.oeri.oO" will go to th?- war and navy rj^ii trtments. $Sb3. "'0 ,om? jo p ; ii.* -r-1 on war debt, and 55T'.* " .. for cont nuinu the bu Id:- - ->f a m.?-chant m. Tine. ae. ordinp t > departmental estimates presented t < <: tress. Th*-se exper.?es com pa re with the J_'4 .*.>;? .in., n. appropriations (or the current year, endint ne\t Juno w ith the ?18 '" oO.oOO which probably will be actually spent t is year, and wjth the ordinary annual expenses of about a biliion dollars before the war. The advance estimates are nece>*arlv roueh. and many depar*nten.ts e\pe. t to cut them down darns: the next few months. The war department war.'s S25*?. "> for next year for bringing *he army home from Europe, maintaining part of th- force, cnnt:~uing fortihcat .'-ns and "ther purr - and *he navv 1-partment e?. - ; ? needs at i 2 ' * ' eve- nr. ire than this \-ea*". Tl e shippir.e board asks $6 , ....... In *- v.-. ;:ne - 'r- r'' ?ty #0 at! * ted Id I /'' for opera- jn, :i r f v.-?Sf" 4*1 f r r-- no r :itine and /raining officers and d? - * - . r f' 4 " * f - r. : of :a] adminiiftrat expei ae " ?? as in- a!* >- : ' 1 ? I , tn - r ~ . ' " f J o :v. ,-mno aual payments on liberty bonds a!( - 1 ?h.--e he tb lei ; r v - r. ' ' ] ID' ' . . > . r ; . ' - - ? nr r : h' -* r !*: r v r."? :v M *. *" i? ' ' i n *he - 1 - 1 ' ! * j - ? 1 x>* / . .. ... n. ntf Wf , of tv ti n already undT ** . v / ' ?i < - ,n * " r:\ - ' bar1. -- i? for m In- J," . . ' , v . . ; r, - , -. J\> jj - - - * .V foi . JIT*". f r tv?"> be] v ' .'j r- t - * <?1% ti .: for .v, d.? ?t department si - 725,0^0; for f? he treasury and all fiscal punnsn {1 4." " 1 . Panama canal. SIT v? ' " *. S. T jn. rtment of agriculture, th? (* ' - - <! i * rr..-nt o' . .m ? n v v i d - ' ''f .? - ? " ......... , , " Cr : : ........... .. .. a | r . ]. . J 1 1 - ' * I : - - vsi- r c'i! ? . . -v.. I'UI ? , .'id'. * * S ' < . V T . -r th? 1 nr. t>\< I' Th ' *t ' t r- n ! - 1; y v. . - j? is rp. t!n h ' * ?v ' ' ' T- ? B*n ' i 1 /.f 1744". " > . . . r *"' in rr f 1 v >p- ; t ; t 7! n<-* >\) 'rt?in p< r? v? s' ? i !ur ' ' .? 1 * a ' I N . . ... ... .? . - i ' r, . e i u* ' r ! ... ( ; th< ' " r, - r - > ?f :. 1 h . - t,J,-. -n ' h i- vr- * - atf- * f* a (if- fo?- th>- war ' . > i 'i * 1 f i ,.j. .... .?i , f )>] . 1 r "I I ' ' .1 ' II - - v ... . - * ions ? ] , V ' V '< r. \ > ,'p r . ! . ' ) r > ' " r ' v K- v W - ~ w ,, r , . ? - - - ?-; SVS. LANCASTER, S. C. k4T FEEL that I n you the great 1 perienced from using Dr, sin. I had always suff but since taking Syrup I troubled in that way, i too highly as a laxative. /From a letter to Dr. ( I Mrs Geo. ~er V Ltica, 1 Dr. Cal( Syrup ! T/ic Perfect Sold by Dru rr r] < 50 cts. (S: A combination of siinn k pepsin, mild and gentle lieves constipation qui< can be obtained free of Dr. \\. B. Caldwell, 45 Monticello, Illinois. Prone n Little Used. The form "thud" has held Its place 1 the language. with occasional use. r sixty years. It Is defined as mean r " 'That one; he. she, or It: a pro- i un of the third person, common gen-1 r; a contracted and solidified form \ 'that one.' proposed In IS."*? ty iarl> - Croiat Converse of Krie. Pa.. f a stitute In cases where the use | a restrictive pronoun Involves eler Inaccuracv. or obscurity. or Its . , _ . ,_ . . . . 1 'u-f-iiij ;"jini*ni neft ssmiu^ it'VKWuni 1 petition." As an example is given ^ e sut <titutlon of "K.-ioh pupil ruust irn th->n'? le>son" for "Ka? h pupil ( ust learn his or her lesson."?Litery Digest. , Immense Indian Food Dishes. 1 T! . : r j' -t f 1 : -fo-< ,n ?h- w rl?J 1 re recently bought of the Indians 1 Vanf' uwr I-h.n 1. Drirish <". i f<>r the i;.*is> utn of the American . a ii. *- i "J k 1 \ ?i. ?Mie * re pur^hasM from a trihe named vafclutls. u hi. h in Enc'Sh m* ans moke of the World." Thev are us.-d sp. 1-- va . when cr.-: * nu::irs of I:. !.ir.< a* -h.-r o '. t ..e r?,!..:i"U'* <t ritual { ?t|val. T1 ? hes are cnrvod out of \v ><! and :j>s ar?* hroueht to a b* illntr point droppiLS hot stones into the food, e carving represent tla dan to iirh the dish helonjr-. which in one ftanee i? the "Wnif" an-1 in another ? "Facie" olnn. Sourd Notes That Never Vary. _ di'MMhla gl lite V* ' 1 f * * ' t em :. i vui..n?. w to a vi> : with bow, i.:;\e t- .-n found to give lava* !> *!, n< : at. i t note U . t ) t t?>Iie h.do-r V. !i.? *!.?- W. tn?,.- . . t ?- ' t lliltU ? u*-u it tTulU the ck. Philippines Grow Bert. Hemp. Herup may srr >w all ov.-r the world, t the fa:no*:? Philippine Gelds are r <ti?*s we know hest as y.-t. They ^ a r> ::l ii n??p..ly on the crop, as r - ! seep - <> he ? ?{.. "v a h.ptfor It. The a' aca. as th< v call It k* v. -y i: .hi .e the h: tree iey 1 .1..iiir to the sum. family, hut e fr . " ?>f th> hemp tr>-. i- : < ! el.hie d the hi.. - f the 1 ai. r.a is uot Til' ?-Iii?iish to use. 'I !:- v.-> I?e<t quality of hemp grown " . 4 * > !!)< ? fr T!1 tilt ! ut M : ;t May n in I.-iz- u. fun it)e* <>f this railjextlc ? - 1 the ! .T j erf. ct . ' "i v 'hut is found ' 1 < 1st* in The w . :!(J. - ?17H I' STOMACH !M . " 1' 'comb, of Nc a long \s hue 1 suffered with h3\e pai^s ar.d a heavy fed disanre- .. ie lasto in r.v r-. I butter, oil or grease, 1 would i regular s- k headache, i had after a c urse of these, I woi seemed t > tear my stomach ; no good at all for my trouble. TKEDF< BlSCK-l? 5 reconvn - -.-J very ' ' ' ' \ si me. 1 ke p it in the . a-e u I li\er medicine made. I d > i H S! ' : :e a rr re. the jaded liver and h !ps it a thr tem. This medicine should 9 use in time of need. 0 I sluggish, take a dose t ; morrc... Price 25c a packa I ONE CENT uist write and tell 3enefit I have ex- ~ .Caldwell's Syrup Pepered from indigestion 3epsin I am no longer ind I cannot praise it in aldwell w ritten b\ \ 1103 W?t Ave. ) ' " v V. / a? ' (I i well's [ Pepsin I Laxative (li ts Everywhere z) $1.00 lc laxative herbs with m its action, that re- J< ckly. A trial bottle charge by writing to 8 Washington Street, r __________ m A rvi #>rir an I nuAnto/1 C I * ^ r i a Can Michael Faraday devised the elocfro-macnetic rotation apparatus in the . roar 1S-2. Rarlow in produ< > the r< ration of a star whe. 1 placed in the field of n strong magnet. v TIu'sp devices w?re very crude nnd simple, howevi-r. ai.d d> v. !< p.-d infn'tes'mal jkivit. rnd- r' t* dly th>j fir^t electric motor employing magnets wound with many turn* of wire, nnd also comprising u mot.ir which u* 117cd both p? rmnnent s??-. 1 magnets and fleetro-mncnets, was ti.at perfected by Prof. Joseph Henry of Princeton unirer?ity. in the year 1S31. IP-nry produced reciprocating motion a- well as the rotary motion by electro-magnetic 1 means. r< Henry's motor, according to Elec- j trical Ext'.'nfonter. was the forerunner of the present day electric motor. p Why Puffer Wjfh Corns? Use Gefs-lt" Common-Sense. Simple, Never Fails. Yotl CAH t If r?flt vr '-r cnrna nr-.f cnf. f?*r. or *'>u o.*n t>* off your corna ??rirl amlla. I to- toy pe?um way la me _ ??) , It is tti" o: ly puiuiias v>uy in me wor.il. l?u drops "C?l tha Drop" on THat Com ? U?e "CrU ll" and the Corn It a Goner"! of "Got--it" on ar.r rorr. or . . u drlt at once. The corn ly looaena off from tt.e to.. so that j u c > >. j I jt of mt it ft y<>ur fin*. ra in < ne ; c> . ; .inloa. . ? i 1- - - ? " k ItttOiWUb : n< that !< '( - ' ; only one corn-pea er?"Gete?It." 1 ? *rr?pp d up b'.rf ?uh t:?; n it i *? ?. ? from Itntlns *al\? ?. it's all? I irbartty J eat ; by ra/ re a t knife*, that' butcba ry. r 1 lie... u: v- -'nr- . <1.1 . - 1 QeU-It," t liberty wny? eimi palob ?.?. nl?'a> - *ure. r X- t ? . c?-1 "li-tj-1: ' I n't 1- in- .ile ! I y Imitation- > i: a -n . t t?-11 "Gus-lt " th?- iru.iraritied t-a<k corn-remover, the only > ire v ay. c 14 te.it it t r:lit my alri: u -t- r- , U I d ty K. Lnsr ui A u'u.. Chlcurfi . 111. . 1 .1.. - aorl-i - t>. -t <ii n ronia-.iy by 'oir.pany a lv TROUBLEj tncy, Ky., says: "For quite stomach trouble. 1 uould ft MfT r?tv ?r nn"If ? ? ...b unvi i .j 1iiv.u13, a i.:' M U .h. li 1 ate anything with R .1. spit it up. 1 beaan t > have n I used pills and tablets, but II Id be constipated. It just * ill up. 1 found they were m I heard \ DRD'S I 1 K ?"in * I* 1 i/v. .nil r ' U^U I . II ClirCQ ^ !l ! e ti'rie. It is the best n t ! it ick idache or I , ' black-U'iu^tit i ?. s on to do its imp< - t work of and poisons ir t).e svsbe in every household for t? package today. If you feel t You will feel fre^n to- $ ge. AH dru^t^s. ' A DOSE (J Tjj fl t _ FRIDAY. DEC. 13. 1918. LEGAL ADS itation fok i.irmts of \i?. mi.mstit itio.n. STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster. Hy J. K. Stewiuun. Judge of Proife. Whereas Father Riackmon hath ade suit to me to grant her Letters r Administration of the estate and [Tects of Julius K. Riackmon. These ate. therefore, to 'lie and I "ionIsh all and sirtntlar the kinr< I and eicditors <f the said d >- 4 >H-ed, that they he and appear heir" me. In the Court of Prohate. to B h Id .it I,-ncaster <,n l'.Mh I)eo. ] <-\t. after publication thereof, < 1 ' >" lot k i. the fort-noon, to show hi if any they have, why the ?ali| il: 'n'stration should not be at ted. t,.MTi under my hand this 4th i? (. Anno Domini 1918. J. E. STEW MAN, Probate Judge. 1 4 . t-1 taw. Notice of Kale of Heal Estate. I'.v virtue of a Power of Attorney vet to nie hv the heirs-at-law of ?h: W. Robertson and Margaret hv "son, both deceased. 1 will sell p Mir auction to tin* highest bid? a Lancaster Court House, on d iv. Hit. 16th. at 12 o'clock M . 1 r ,t piece, parcel or trrn-t of iand tin *d near Cureton's Perry, on the at,i v'a River, containing 1 <*>0 acres nn or les- adjoining lands of c. C'-oen. formerly E. P. Mobley. 1 'ving between the public road adire to Van Wyck and the f'a-,t Hiver The terms of sale one i- 1 < ;-h balance In orc and two - -< ? ur- I by note of the purand mortiraee of the prernthe credit portion to hear In ! . * per ' Tit per annum front v ' sale. A P. FERGT-RON. Attorney-in-Fact. 1r.th 1 18. 14-?A. VHMIMV1 i: \TiHt'S SAI.K. py \ rt ip of an order from th" ro iate I <!- of Lancaster County, v. 11 - !! at | uo. c -ale, within the sr a! 1 i :r- of sale, on Friday. 1). . mler .a t the late residence of ilius Hinson. defeased, all of the -onal property belonirlne to th-* ate of - . 1 deceased, consist.np In trt a- f 11-vvs- One pair fine Ules. . O A - hdu- corn, foddei. ha\ It'irv and hiri.es-. one twrehnrsa . .< <1 h t r ?. ?? ilk cutter and us- ant kit* ''ii turuiture and rr. ina : jdonients Torms of sa'o MltS !.<?!> K HINS< >\ Adn inlst: atri\ K Julius Hinson, >ceast <1 I). . ?. lis 1 1 Pee. 6 and 1 " mn i< i: <?? * i?i~< ii \iw;e. \ i> h* k ven that the I' - a' 1 will, a- administrator tf i ite ot amrt!:-.e Holgom. - ! t1 e c,i>, day of January. 1 : ke hi< fin at urn as su h i .. ... . . .i nri-iy in the P' >. I in -ter county f >r T'-rs d -in ssarv. K II IIORTiiN. ' ' I':: Folsom. de ' 1 ' 1 s 14-41 .-It aw. I N \ I I \ I ION | III; PlUU't>S \l.s. \-l ;.V I lAKTMKNT. S A i' li '. > Office, W'ash1 1 Null ;u!>er :5, 1 !?1 ?. ; .ii :>e opened at ' ' 11 :: I ai: ti:?r\ It tali r.-t Mn. of the Unite.i .it Park City. MassaohUcett . Illinois; also at n .J,, n r.?19. for tho > Pi.stoffl es at - i li: Lancaster. .i* l :i!iou. Maine, i :ai >* 7. 191 . ' * If PoStOlli ' "4 Nf*. . rsey, and Kro: 'lie extension, i , * he Po-tutfi. s ' . at \ andria, L<? a January r t he ii -1 r.. t ion of t o \rkuris 4, iterloo, N !' ti January . 1 f r the instruction of the (? a . Texas, ai l . i -> . ania, and the < .r? H use nt Pa ul- > .it 5 p. m, on r> 1 . 1 '1 f ir the construo>f tl . I' <torhc.-s at Front . . \ . md V eland, N? w ..t ji m . on January 1 *1 < ' const! u tion of the \Vt -t Point tleortci ?. < } , ,| ( s:o' ? House at ft i itrfteld Mtlot tod the Posture and I irt Houst at Globe, r 7o a . at 3 p m . on January I 1 V' for the rnnatruction ?f the i-' " t Southhrldye, Maseas isetts t to r k? I .oat,, and Mn mi Rocks. Pennsylvania; also, at ; on January IS, 1919, f ?r the rh' P -'offices at i ! < t\ \ \ 1 (i ! H i 'HP, Sou' h n Janury n of tho o . V - trhuj i nri Sha?i > t n. m.t on f,v" c '"U <*y . H ? i t .1: kiln, 1. No' York, ' W mit at 3 p. 1 1 i \ r-l'i. for tho -'rti. ? n ,.f the r stoflWa at M - Ow *.1, Now tr v ;ih.ima and Si.n!' nsvlv ini.' T>rav try* and o< i' ??, f.ir th?- several build? obtained front the Cua1 f he > t?? -| e .1 h pity, or at o " in the di-cretlon of tho 'I'.-rv s'ne A- hftort Jn<?. V Wetrr. \ ting S .perviHlntt Architect.