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The native American., 1837-09-23
THE IN irGAuRATloS OF THE
FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

From Mr.. DunIap's very popular History Of New
York, for Schools, which, we are happy TO announce
ja recommended by the Library Committee o. The New
Work Common Schools, of which Gullan I. pefpanck
Z. chairman; and that il has been adopted by The rns-
tees of the Albany Academy. unanimously. on the re-
COMPENSATION Of Doctor Roneyn BecN-it has like
wise been placed az class book in several other
denies The following extract from this work, is con-
nnced with the picture Of the inauguration OF the Fa
Their of his country:
.foin. Yen, sir. the triumph OF Washington!
Uncle As remember seeing, when child, nine
wears OF age. the British feet proudly entering the har
Dor cf Sandy Hook. 90 do remember as vouth Of
seventeen the forces Of Britain and her splendid navy
covering the hay of New York their departure. never
nran 10 enter az enemies between the islands that
guard our harbnr. The same day saw Washington
enter the city from which he had been driven by an
overwhelming force in l776, accompanied in 1s3, by
arnlauding friends and regiments Of as we'll APP
nointed and disciplined troops as any in the world
Respecting The farewell pairing OF Washington and
his officers, their return 10 New York. VIII tell
Won all know. At noon, on the fourth OF December,
the officers met at Francss tavern, corner OF Queen
straef and Rroadstrae house known since for many
wears as French clearinghouse, the name OF Qneen
street being changed 10 Pearl. This house was The
of the general, aud when the officers had as
Sembled their beloved leader entered the room, and
after addressing them in few words. he concluded by
saying. 81 cannot to ench OF you to take leave;
but shall be Obliged to you if you will come and take
me by The hand'' They all, in silence, pressed that
land, which had guided nation through the storms
Of war and was destined to rule It's desnes during an
unknown fuury. Leaving the room, he passed thro
line Of his brave soldiers TO WHITEHALL where ne en-
tered the barge waiting for him. He turned % the as
aembled mu titude. waved his hat, and thus bid Them
silent adier as they then thought for ever In 1859,
again him. after he had been elected first Presi-
dent Of the United States place his hand on the sacred
volume, and swear 10 support that constitution under
whch have since lived happily half a century,
Between the pillars Of the old Cityha in Wal-sreei,
r. 49, - f,la
view Of the thousands who filed Broads'rect, as far
the eye could extend its view, and every avenue
within sight Of the building George Washington, the
man Of the peoples choice, announced 10 them as
the first President of the United States of America
This day the seal was set to our constitution and from
that day we date the prosperity of our country.
The native American., 1837-09-23

The Commemorative is great curiositv IN
learn the names of the members Of Congress who con
siitute the conveTsatve party The Baltimore Chroni
Gle enumerates Messrs. Borden Of Mass. Plumer Of
Penn. Rives. Bouldn, Patton. Garland. Stuart and
Hopkins Of Virginia. Legare and Richardson Of Sonth
Carolina, May, Snder, and Casey Of Illinois, In adj.
dion, 10 these may be named Messrs Clark and KEN.
BILE Of New York, and Kilgore Of Ohio.
Jones and Thompson were executed yesterday for
the murder Of w s. Thomas, Esq. We understand
that both these had made full confession Of tho
crime which they expated this occasion, as we'll
as many others Of which they had been guilty. Their
demeanor. AS the fatal moment arrived betrayed little
or no sensibility 10 the awful fate that awaited them.
Jones' contrary to general expectation, did not address
the assembled crowd. thompson uttered but one
sentence, denying the truth OF these Witnesses who
had deposed his voluntary confessions. Their part
ing with those who had shown any kindness to them
during their confinement, seemed to affect the crmi-
nails more deeply than all the paraphernaa Of DEATH
Louisville Journal.
BY letter received yesterday morning from Louis
vile, we extract the following saw these two
men saed down in casks FOR dissection. aeon as it
becomes cold weather. The sight Of their execution
wes any thing but pleasant. Think Of the depraved
curiosity that could induce about two thousand females
to witness the awful scene.
The proprietors Of carriages charged fifty cents a
head for allowing persons to take places on the roof
and wheels
The native American., 1837-09-23

NOR SALE.-A LOT OF LAND, about two miles and
u half FROM the CITY containing about so acres, hondcd
hv tho turnpike road and through which the Baltimore and
Washington Railroad passes. This piece Of lard is well cali
cua,ed for extcnv. and profitable market garden and for
farming In addition its Other advantages there cha,
hcaic spring IT, which Yields copous supply Of
For terms. apply 10 the subscriber. WIN. BRENT
i'm
The native American., 1837-09-23

vXTashington branch railroad.-On and afcr Nom
day next the tfth instant the will len the depot
!, city for baltimore o'clock A. NJ, nstcad Of 81
4. NJ, A. her.tnfore.
The object o this alteration To render certain the arrvsl
IF the baltimore carly enough afford re time
for passengers going north take the steamboat, which
DEPARTS laily for Philadelphia nj half past i2ocock.
The afternoon will heretofore leave the depo n
qBavter after o'clock u. NJ.
Sept. a--ic
(Madi.onian, Globe, Nat Awcrican, Alex. Gazette, and
Potomac Advocate
"ASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. The
w Cars or aud from Baltimore depart according - ths
following arrangement
FROM WARRINGTON
quarter before 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and quarter a.s
o'clock p. Nj. 49, -'eS
FROM BALTIMORE.
aug 2S--y MI. a4s'.,a
The native American., 1837-09-23
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS. !

Now exhibiting in the brick building the of Al
end Pennsylvania Avenue door Mrs Kcnnrys
BOARDING house, The celebrated painting Of the interim of ST.
Peters church Rome also view NJ the Bay and City, OF
Nap,es, nanted from nature. nv G Cooke.
Omen from o'clock A. ". N 8 y. NJ.
Adm''ance, 2s cents, Children i23 cents
a.
The native American., 1837-09-23

We learn from Mr. Evans, Of Stark county. Ohio
who was imprisoned the suspicion of numbering
his son, is proved innocent. The Ohio Repository Of
September !, at Canton says: II appears that the
tice given. reached the Lake Erie, and that he
has returned home.
Several nti-AboIiiion societies are being formed
in Adams co.. Illinois, AT OF their late meetings,
Arthur Tappan OF New York, is severely censured
for an attempt 70 establish abolition agents in that
quarter or the country.
The native American., 1837-09-23

BOARDING HnUSE.-Nrs Common, on Penn.yl.
0N vania Avenue doors Of IA and adjoining
lots Buildings accommodate Of six eight
members of Congress- Her parinnrs and chambers have
been fitted the best syle suited either for single
temen or families.
The native American., 1837-09-23

IN III. BOWEN. Merchant Tailor. one dior rast n
Browns Intel has inst received his Fall assortment Of
Cloths Cassneres and Vesing. which he invites
ut Congress- citizens, ard strangers, call and examine
The above mentioned article. selected in the hest i'm.
porting houses in New York; Philadelphia, and Baltimore
aug 2S-3t
The native American., 1837-09-23

Alexander Milne, ESQ. has presented the Catholic
Orphan Association Of New Orleans, with donation
of $1,000
The native American., 1837-09-23

We learn by the Danville Reporter, that negro
woman, the property or Dr.. Clements. Of franklin
county, Va. on Monday last tried for the murder
Of two cf her masters children. She found gull
ty. and condemned to he hung the 9th of October
next. No further particulars stated.
The native American., 1837-09-23

n 7NHt1NSs,4N " AS.FtNVvION
CITY, ID. C.-T'he above establishment is on Pern-
svlvrna Avenue the Railroad between 81 and streets
in Elic,s buildings The house large and airy. and is
furnished II style The establishment il open for
the accommodation those who will favor with their
Tho proprietor pledges himself 10 give general salts
faction. The charges will be moderate
Boarding by the day, week, or year.
ISAAC REFERS 1.
auOQ6 3un +. Prom
The native American., 1837-09-23

WHOSE uDeCt ana WOuVeS are gencr-
ally understood and fully exemplifed since the organ
zation Of the Native American Association. The SUBJ
iect has long been in agitation by many Of our most
prominent men. brt there nnanimity until
now. through the country to discuss the policy IF pro-
hbitng emigration TO certain extent and changing
The naturalization law which is found 10 be necessary
now. So long as we did not find our rights and priv
ileges invad+d--so long were willing 10 shelter
all who sought refuge to our land. But when indvid-
ual Native American claims set at naught by the
interference Of foreigners (without certificates Of
character) il is high time that we should be aroused
at least to enquiry. why the native should be ex-
cuded-and the foreigner preferred. Our own city pre-
sents striking example Of the preference given to EN-
igrants and who holding offices under the
General Government, when thousands Of our tried
American citizens are groaning under msfortunes and
poverty-ctizens too, who fought their coun,rys bat
ties, and in whom we find combined, patriotism and
other qualifications.
The Eugishmen. we them holding office under
the General Government. who above all other foreign
ers, the most exceponabe. he different Depart
men,s in Washington all more or less patronizing
foreigners. who have righ--no claims-so long as
we have Native Americans qualified TO do Justice
place and office.
What assurance have we but those foreigners mould.
in time Of Invasion from foreign lands stand forward
and defend our liberties and property II is reasona-
BILE To suppose that their feelings would prompt them
to exclam in their hearts success to our country
arms" e. II.
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LARGE MAPS OF
Mississippi and Alabama

S.iOalNG the Pubic anu Indian Lands, ln,
- dian dissertations, Land Districts. rOR n.
ships streams sc engraved from the TO.
yernmrat surveys and pats n the General
Land u:irs A,shIngton City. BY z Gilman,
Drau. hts,nan IN the GeneTa Land Ufiiee
.TF :AYLOR, Bookseller, \ Washington
city aas Just ubnshed, land secured the CO
pyng,t according TO law J the ah,ye Maps,
which viii b. fund inf Itey more co"pl' ie
ami accurate than any heretofore pb',lrs led.
They sre publisf ed "a separate sheels; each
containing NEARLY SIX square ieet. aud will be
found especially useiu and valuable Ia those
interested "a the 'SDds &c eIteer state. as they
show every Item { &c ,maIion which j. 10
posssssinn of II. land flies relative 60 water
courses, township lines, Indian lands and re.
srNaunns. AMI dIsiacIs &c ard vii be- found
ptIiF,tly Accurate ant precise ~ thsse pninis
10y can be sea- Ivy nail to any part Of the
Uah"h states, subject only Ia siaaIe letter p e.
- Pace two dollars; nr thee copies Of ei
'@rf ~rIl ne sent by ma'l 70, five dollars Ali
hsrat discount 4" I'll be made to travelling gents
OF to aay " - buy I" sell again.
p Ldi,"rs Of newspaper any where, VIII,
will rive the above advertisement, includin,
ttls aoilce, one o. Two insertions, shall receive
by 'siurn mail q copy oi each map. Il they vii
send r"Ty Of the paper containing /, to III,
adv 'tIser.
Juy rs 81
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oxford Kaleidoscope, and
Southern Republican.
BY WILLIAM W. HOLDEN

In the discharge OF our editorial duties,
we shall be strictly guided BY the follow
ing principIes-we regard them as The
grand conseryators of weil-reguls,ed free
dom, demanding whatever energy Of sup
port we may possess:
/. A strict construction Of. and rigid
adherence TO The Consu,uiIon--the exer-
else of express. no. implied or doubtful
powers. II
Q. The sovereignty of the people. as
the source Of all poliileal power--tbe So
perelgniy nf the Siales---inyested with all
powers not delegated to the Federal Go
v,rnment-equal and safeguarding par
Il. TO the compact which forms our glO-
rI0us Union.
3. The authority Of the Federal Go
vern ,,en,, III the exercise al such pow
ers only a 4f Js6,'s,I. delegated Ia 4.
4. A rigid economy in the adminlstra-
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Public Sale.

VyvILI. b., sold ar feuf-da, 2st, rastan'.
w 80 en- e rlve mo- .-, q, thy
of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Ahou, 100 Barrels Of Corn,
A aisnll,v Of Fodder. Hay, and Oa,s,
See likely Mich Cows and Calves.
Fifteen head Of sheep
About IS head Of Hogs, about 20 Of
which suitable In kill Ibis fall,
A likely las, spring Colt.
A Gig and Harness,
some white New York Wheat,
besides great many other articles too tedious
TO mention.
THOMAS TATE.
NIB. The Corn viii be delivered about the
25th Of October.
September z. e6-
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SPRING GOODS.


Va NJ LUgNtN a. TO-
sEfiTE Just received and nov Offer Tor sale Al
- their old siahd, their spring sappiy, cen
sasliag 81 eEeTy variety 81 Goods usually kspi
By he merchants 0f this place, Va:
n large and general ass0rf-
menf OF Dry Goods, &c.
Gentlemen and Boys Sumner Clothing.
Printed Muslin, Glnghams,
Frearh Calico,
Black and coloured Silks, &c. &c.
Hardware and CUTLERY,
Shot Guns,
Hats, and Shoes,
Bannets.
CrOckery.
Cotton Yarn.
School Books, Stationary. &c.
Al Of Ehieh they will eel al the lowest prices
for cssh, or on short credit 10 punctHal deaf
ers only,
\, B. I'll persons having open accounts "a
Their On lhe ha0ks Of X Nlchnls & Co or "fN
= Long 4 20. up 10 the first Il May, are r.
qussled Go call aud close thE same will cash
~ note. As circumstances make il ais sluteiy
necessary that their business should he settled
mp 10 tat time.
MAY Is. 20
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NVILL BE- sid On Tuesday ih. nth day 81
w October next. al the late dwelling house
Of Iashua Thompson deceased, oil the person
al property 4 said deceased, consisting Of
Horses. Csrlle. Hogs.
Crop nf Corn, Wheat and Hay.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, DC.
Terms ma kruwa -. asaN n sale.
JAMES THOMPSON, Err.
September IL o.
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Public Sale.

WILL re sol, On uesday tie 18Th Of Sep.
TIMBER at the late dwelling of John Tur.
ner dcC.ased IN credit &c twelve months.
oil the perishahle property of sad deceased,
consisting n
Horse, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
A quantity Of Good New Wheat,
An Excellent Threshiug Machine and
running Geer.
One Road Wagon,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils.
and 'ifer sr'ir,.- Ign tedious 20 mention.
JAMES TRICE, .4dm'r.
August %. ~ s5-
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blanks for sale at this CGes'
HILLS RoUG III, N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Nv DENNIS HEARTT,

ar THREE DOLLARS rEAR, Or I've noLLAh'
FIFTT CENTS ~ PAIN IN AtyAEtE,
Those who do not give notice Of their "'s'
to have their paper disT ontinutd 81 the t1Fds
tion "f ths year, s,li b. presumed as ttsII'nl
its continuance until counittnarotd - Ant"
paper will he discontinued until all ants'sfe
are pad. unless at tie option ii the puti'she'
Persons procuring six subscribers, shall re
ce,Ne the seventh gratis,
Advertise n enis not exceeding sixteen hhf
will be inserted three times for one doIlsr. ai'
twstiy five cents for each continuance.
Subscriptions received by the printer, a0'
most 81 the post sastrIs ~ the STATE.
Az letters upon business relative 10 the r
per must be post paid
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EpHE subscriber hssins qasliksd 81 August
- Court Of Pleas and QaaTleE Sessions. -
executor 10 the last Eili and lestament a
JOSHUA THOMPSON, decd, hereby gives
notice 20 eli persons indebted 10 ssld estate 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them, properly autheRllea-
Ted. wiihin the time prescribed By laH, or this
notice viii b. plead IN bar II recovery,
JAMES THOMPSON, Err.
September II. ST.
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Town Ordinance.

AT a rlseiing oi thr TemmlsslaheEs II The
- Town Of iiillshO,oHgh. held on Saturday
evening the - day IL Semptember, 1887. the
following Ordinance was passed:
Be il ordained. that no person shall put up or
keep planS kiln, or dry plank or other lam
her, on any kiln within oue hundred and fifty
ieet Of any dwelling house. shop "r ""t house,
within the i"wn Of ilillsborough a. der pen
atty nf ten dalars Tor every such offcaee.
0rdgsd, hat the above be published in the
HLsbofOuph Recorder loT one month
TH0S. CLANCY, T. Clerk.
september 4. s5--iw
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Lost or Mislaid.

DN0 notes Of hsnd-one Of which vas giS.
en- By Edward Scott, Of Onslow county,
TO the subscriber, for nine dollars; the o,hsr
BY Lott Grigory of the same county, Tor "Esu
dollars, and both dated IN February las,. All
persons are therefore cautioned against trading
for said notes; and H., persons from phGn
received them are forW armed not 10 mai pay'
ment TO any person hui mysrIi
JAMES FAUCETT.
Orange county Autus' ~ So
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EDHE Subscriber having gus fled al August
- term ol Orange County Count, as Executor
Of ,he last will and testament Of SAMUEL
NELSON. deceased, hereby gives notice 10 al
persons indsbled TO said esiaie 10 make lmme-
dia,e payment, and those having claims viii
present them, properly authenticated. within
the time prescribed by law. or this notice will
be plead m bar 81 their recovery.
GEORGE NELSON, Err
september. II. s'-
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Notice.

MY son. William e. Jordan. il hereby auiho.
49, Flzed and permitted 20 transact business
Tor hlmsef, and must be held individually re-
sponslble for all his encae"msnts
CHARLES JORDAN.
September 1. SIS
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CAMP MEETING.

n METHODIST tatP Icing viii
~ 60 unence al edar G. We meeting house,
eigh, m.les north &c tbs place, on MONDAY the
25lh 81 september AID conunue Tor one week
or 10 ger Account iati,ns will be provided
for hnse fr IN a dis ance.
Spptnu ner Ia ST.
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Printers Notice.

N q seas0n shes he EFanafies a onr Agri-
enltural fsleads are oTernawing With ihs
Predacts q hoaniaal harvest, Il may not be
Improper 10 cal their a1asntian % che emply
erb q AZ PiplsF. Maay Il his s0bscFibsfs
-haVe safsrsd their subscriptions 20 remsin na-
pad faF tee o. three years. aad some Of them
for ioager PERIOD adelay Thleh has sBelegt-
ed him % much Inconvenience Al accounts
due this Ofiee for subscriptions and advertise
meats. wIll shortly be made out and forwarded
% those indebted, and he hopes that no ether
consideration than The lassasss Of bis demand.
viii BE- necessary 10 induce . speedy seitie
meni III them. TIE PRINTER
September rs, ST.
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Eour likely YOUNG Negroes,
MEDICAL NOTICE.

q L u. 39IaS axes this
~ - mctaod Vi uff,'n'r hIs
EE-sf. p,oessl@na services !" ms
~ fellow cnz' us Of Orange.
51 He has loo aied himself .h
3 the town Of HIlsb"rUugb
I'd and, for the present. will -e-
. nersiiy he found at HE s.oF.
one dour ABOVE the store OF Latimer Il Ne
bshe.
Sa,iarnbers Sc Nv
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administrator Notice.

fshE subscriber having quei,lied At August
term e Orange County curt a. admlnls.
traitor I'll the state DfJGnN TURNER, der'd.
herabV gives notice ~ a thuse indebted 10
said estate TO ro,ue forwar' ard make unme.
dat payment, and those having claims will
present item, properly authenticated, within
The tune prescribed h. law, o. this notice will
be plead in bar al ite,T f.tove-v.
JAMES TRICE, adm'r.
August e. S.
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Attention.!
49,

To the Officers and Musicians belonging
TO the 47th Regiment Of n. Z. Militia.
NnU ara 1srshy nuirf,d sno ordered io At.
tend 81 htilsboIsuPh, on Friday the soiA
OF October nsxt ~ ~ clock, equipped A. tie
law directs. for Dnh Muster and Court Marllal,
and an Saturday The 2lst you will attend Wilh
,cuT respective q mpsnles, EQUIPPED ~ The lev
directs, for Parade and Review. Each pruai.
u nrdtTtd TO he furnished With six bahk car.
indees Each captain will be expected al iha,
time TO make HE annuai return without fail
L. G. MANGUM, Col. Com.
September .. ss-
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FARMERS HOTEL,
0!!1i's
HiIIsbOrOugh. ". e.,
81

Ma. ILtIAH PHI Err, tie preset condnc,
~~ Tor Of tins well known establishment re.
turns bis ihanks for the very liberal patronage
he las received since he took charge OF IL He
would solicit continuance Of the same, and
hopes, by strict attention 10 the accommoda
tons. 10 be able TO give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom. Tie follow.
iRp are hIs nrIcts:
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Forwarding Agency.
New Monthly Magazine.

IN the lsl Of July. 1897, will be pub
nshed brartIluliy psrtt", geo p'Fu.
Of an extra large royal octav' s'z' and NEATLY
sinchtd IN a coloted cover, the fret rumbeI a.
q new periodical wo X, etiiIlrd
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Public Sale.

NZTILL be solt, al the ate residence oi
w samuel Ns'sun. deseased on Thus.
day the I2ti Of October neat, on a credit Of
~ ~ laartts,
Four likely young Negroes,
VIZ. one Woman aud three Children;
an the same nme and pace. all the perish
alb p,operty oi said deceased. consisting oil
Horses, Cattle. and Hogs;
Also. the crop Of Germ, Fodder, Oats,
and Hay.
Three Stills.
One Brass Clock and Case,
and a gleat many other sruc'.s not mentioned
The purchaser will he required TO give bond
and spprnyed security
GEORGE NELSON, Err.
September 10. 81
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HUNTERS, BEw ARE.

A IL persons are hereby iorewsmed ftoa
49, bunting on my plantation with Dogs
Guns, or otherwissi a. this practice has beer
heretofore continued much 10 my snno.ans,
and am determined 10 resist such tnCrosta
ments BY the pcwer ~ tie law.
JAMES JACKSON, j..
September l. 81
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For Sale,
Wanted

A quantity ~ FLAX SEED and FEA1
~ THEIRS; Gu Which MercLsna,s, wi
lie given ~ ~ bsrFt
MlCKLE d. NORWOOD.
February .. So
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PROPOSALS

For publishing in the Town Of Oxford, N. c. a
Weekly News aper, To be entitled the
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Meal for Man, 25 cents.
" Horse, 25
All Night for Man, 81
Horse, 371
All Night and for Man, 62i
Breakfast, for Horse, 624
Per Day for Man, rs
Horse, IS
Aur.st 10. g.