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A Royal Ghost Story.


The Mayencc Journal contains the
following letter, dated Aschaffenbure
9th of October, under tie lGd oi
"thc Black Lady," pendant to the
lie egchdary " White Lady" of the Ber'
lin Palace, whose apparition is believed
to announce the approaching death Of
some member Of the lIohenzollern fam
lily:
" The Queen Theresa Of Bavaria
died of cholera at Munich on the Goth
as already known. | hasten to com
municatc to your readers the following
highly interesting and affecting details,
of which I can guaranty the exact ve'
racity': On the 9th of October, between
eight and nine o clock in the evening,
two Princes ofthe Bavarian Royal fam
ily, equal in birth and relationship,
were seated at tea in q room Of the
Aschaficnburg Palace. A folding door
divides this room from another apart
mcnt, and smaller papcred door sep
arates il from the ante e>chambcr usually
occupied by the domcstics in waiting.
or a sudden the latter door opened
and lady covered with black veil
entered, and made a low courtesy be-
fore the two ilustrious personagcs.
One Of the Princes. no little astounded
asked the lady if she were invited to
tea. and, pointing to the folding dool
leading into the ca.room, (whcre tho
Queen and ladies' were assembled. J
cave her to understand that she should
enter. Noreply, and the lady vanished
through the small rapcrcd door. Boil
the ilustrious personagcs were cXtrcm'
ely agitated by this wonderful appar'
ition and its mysterious disappearance
One Of them Immediately fastened tC
the antc>chamber, to inquire Of thC
servants shout the mysterious figure
No one had seen i. como or 90 except
Asvat, Queen lhcrcsa's body hussar
who had met it in The passage. NJ
other trace could be discovered. Botl
hlN>tl l"uS persons narrated what oc'
CURED, aud it soon came to Qnecr
Theicsa's cars, and she was so over
whcllnrd thereby that T She became
greatly inAisl oscd. and wcpt during
the whole night. Tic journey to Mu
mich WAS fixed for the following day
All the luggage and half the servants
were already ON the road. 10 remain
longer at Aschafftnlurg was searccl.,
lossib'c. Queen Theresa was filc(
with the most sorrowful Iyrcbodings
She asked several times if it were no
possible to remain here. Il would l.,
too painful for her to quit Aschaifen
burg this time The mysterious anC
ominous Black Lady glidcd constant.
before her Imagination. SomewEa
calmcd, at length, by .judlcious ohser
vatons, she at last sorrowinly com
menced the journey, which twas no
possible to postpone. But still. at Mu
nich, where she was at first indisposed
but recovered, her mind was rrc'occu
picd with the aprarition Of the 3iacl
Lady. OF whom she spoke to many Per
SONS with trembling apprehension
She was sought to be consoled by say
ing that the scnhics on duty had seen
the lady enter the Palace. But all wa
in vain. The idea Chat the apparitiol
OF the iigmc had sinister iorcbodin:
! H,,n,t,, l,,... ,f-o,. tl,o ,,,..-ro,,.,,s o,.o
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Hamilton, C. W."

Passed over beautiful lands between
the Bridge aud IL. A man from
Maine loses his money and tickot Var
ious conjcctures are put forsh by passen'
GERS Who is hel Does he drink Do you
know him He is business man Who
is that with him 2 A stranger But it Is
Of no aso 10 seek after the causes Of
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION !

The American Artists Union, would re
spcctfully announce to the citizens of the Uni
ted States and the Canadas, that for the pur-
pose of cultivating a taste for the fine arts
throughout the country, and with the view OF
enabling every family to become possessed of
II gallery of Eneravings,
BY TIE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
They have determined, in order to create an
extensive sale for their Engravings, and thus
not only give employment to large number
of artists and others, but inspire among our
couutrymcn taste for works Of art, 10 pre-.
sent to the purchasers of their cngravugs
| n.hrn 1hn nnn nr ilrm nrr snll
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Reference in regard to tie real cstatc +.
Nissclcr & Co, Real E.iaic BROKERS, New
York. Orders tpu>t rald) with money en-
closed, To be addressed,
} w llOLBROOKES Sec. ,50i Broadway NY
70 The Engruyings in til, carnlo. nc ar,
now ready for delivery. 23.rm
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Approved, November IA, 1854.
No. An Act in relation to actions
against Towns for Injuries on High
Ways. ;,
his hcrc5v enacted BIZ The General
dssep,Lly of the State Of Vermont, as
f6iioms:
SEC. /. Whenever on the trial of q
cause against any town to recover dam
ages occasionc1 through the insufhciency
or want of repair of any highway, the
court may, III their discretion, if in their
opinion tie merits Of the controversy will
be bcttor understood thereby, order that
the jury cmpanneled to try said case, on
application of either party, shall person
ally inspect and examine said bighray
and the expense Of such examination
shall be borne and paid by the party ask
ing tor such examination.
SIC. . The jury shall be under thO
charge Of an officer appointed by the
court for that purpose aud the said Of
iicer and jury shall proceed with SUCH
examination under sucli order or rules %
the court shall prescribe.
SEC. 3. An act entitled "an act ID
relation to actions against towns for in
juries on highways" approved Novcm-
bcr 20 1852, is hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November IA, 1854
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TOwN'S Series of School Books for sal,
l. by A. IL. COPELAND.
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from its passage.
Approved, November IA, 1854
No. 4j-Au Act to protect Buryipl
Grounds.

No. 45-Au Act to protect Buryipg
Grounds.
ID is hcreby enacted bn the General
AsMm6iv Of The STATE of IcrmOnt, as
tolioWS..
Src t. Any person who shall will
fully or knowingly turn auy horse, cat
tie, sheep or swine into any burying
ground laid out for 10 purpose Of inter
ring the dead, or who shall knowingly
suffer the same to run in any buryiDg
ground in this state which is properly
enclosed, shall forfeit and pay the sum
OF twenty-five dollars, to bo recovered III
an action on tho case, founded on this
statute, BY any citizen Of this state who
shall sue for the same.
SEC. ?. Auy person who shall viii
fully aud maliciously mar, dcface, break
down, or take away, any grave stone or
other monument erected at the grave Of
any deceased person, or shall defuce,s soil,
injure or tako away any Miniature, por-
trait, engraving or other symbol upon
any grave stone or other monument
erected at the grave ofauy deceased per-
son, shall be punished by fine in sum
not exceeding one hundred doliars,or by
imprisonment in the state prison. at hard
labor one year, or by both OF such punish
pionts, in the discretion Of the court.
Approved, November IA, 1854
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No. 4O.-An Act to provcnt obstruc
tious of Highways and Streets,
H is hereby enacted By ,he General
assembly of The State Of Vermont, as
foAions:
SEC. I, Ifauy railroad corporation,
or its ossignsos or trustees, or its or
their servants or agents, shall wilfully or
uegligently obstrucs any highway or pub
lie street in this state, by their engines,
tenders or cars, such cooperation. as
signees, trustees, servants or sgents,shall
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-27

DLUsH aud Cloth Caps, Hats aud Trunks
l. at II. WILCOX'S.
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No. ~ An Act to amend .ection
twenty five of chapter twenty of the
Compiled Statutes, to allow School
Districts to choose Treasurers.
II is hereby enacted By the General
1ssembIy Of The State of lcrmont, as
follOns
SEC. That section twenty Eve Of
chapter twenty of the compiled statutes
is SO amended that each shool district in
this state may choose and have, in add,
tion to the officers enumerated in said
section, treasurer, who shall make an
annual report to the said district, Of tho
amotnt Of iiioney received by him, and
the manner in which it has been disburs
cd
SEC. 2. Thi, act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November IA, 1854.
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I EDGERs, Journals, Day Books and all
IL kinds Of Blank Books for sale by
A, IL. COPELAND,
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No 5l,-An Act to punish Cruelty 10
Animals
IL is As~by enacted BY the General
assembly, Of tte STATE or Pctmont, Il;
fohoHS
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be liable to fine Of not less than five
dollars, nor moro than twenty dollars,
for each offence.
SEC. .. This act shall tako effect
from its passage.
Approved, November IA, 1854
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No. 43.-An Act to encourage the
study of the Science Of Agriculture in
Common Schools.
10 is hcreJy enacted By the General
AsscmJly Of the STATE of Vermont, as
foiiOtrS
SEC L. The governor is horeby
authorized to purchase one copy of"War'
ings Elements of Agriculture" for each
town in the state, and to draw an order
on the treasurer for the payment Of the
same.
SEC. >. Oae Of these books shall DO
placed in the hands of the suPerinteu.
dent of schools Of each town, with in-
slruc,ion to examine it, with regard to
its merits as school book, and he shall
report to the clerk of said town, what
number Of copies, if any, are required for
the use Of the common schools Of tho
said town.
SIC. s. The legal voters Of cacli
town shall, at the next annual town meet.
ing, vote whether or not the town shall
purchase the number of books rccom-
mended by the superintendent aforesaid,
aud the town clerk shall report to the
governor Of the state the result of such
ballot.
SIC. A. The governor shall then or
der to be manufactured, in such style as
he shall deem expedient, sufficient
number OF the books to supply the de-
mand by the aforesaid ballot, and these
books shall be manufactured iu the state
of Vermont, and they shall be deposited
with the superintendonts Of the schools
of the various towns, and the payment
therefor collected by the publishers or
proprietors of the aforesaid book at their
own expense
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No. 4f.--An Act in relation to the In.
spections of Hops.
Hs hereby enacted by the Genera,
.issem5iv Of the State Of Vcrmont al
.fol(ows:
SIC. l. All hops shall be baled at
least ten days before they are offered
for inspection.
SEC 2. Section seven of an act en-.
titled " an act relating to the inspection
of hops, and in alteration Of chapter sew
cuty two of the compiled statutes" aP-
proved November 23, 1852, is hereby
repealed
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November II, 1854
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hot COHN-Over g. 900 copies ordered
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The blowing notice Of the from lie Spirit Of tie lines
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HoI Coax Life Scenes n SevY9k fIusTAted'BJ solon
Robinson handsome volume Of 900 pages with en
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past have him respondent and the tales o-1
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West Life IN Pins-roois q Geor5a viii ave oa'
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Life Il EevTors than whole column Of recon-
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from the moment AID srae ~ re
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THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.-An American Gen
teman gshes the Of vol edlcAfsd
French Lady Gentleman, residing IA Brookn who will i've
him eons in the French Lsnguue Msn-scfs Oral Method
feed moderate compensation exchange for lessons Ia
FL Glish. Address J. 8 B, Tribune Ohee.
YINHE CENT EMAN who at DR. Harris's held the
Dr. Banuirss that it the
th Dee a obgs by sending he address the father No
s. West 29th-st, New-YOrk
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INsTRCCTI0N-A young German Lady. who Ia.
s'a ',ss ~ . ,, 1 49,, ,ss-. 20 oH
LAD The s Of hos IDS her srTseoa or
Ssd so lie 70 isss sA few oSs sshosr, 70 s1s nsrs.
t5u lie above brsnhes heu oEa residences Address NJ
SIC TsibuHe oaiee, Box le.
NURSE WANTED-In a gentleman's family an
~ experienced ell educated Heed Nse An Eassh * Amer
can " oman. Apply az No lf9 GraEdst
CALESNAN WANTED-In a cash domestic house ;
- ere no has the actutna1ce and command Args sAes
nay hear Of EcOd situation BY addressing With reisreaee Box No
CUTATION WANTED By a yeung Man Of good
- address any and respectable baness BY which he ay
Be enabled support himself Is fair accountant AddF~
SITUATIONS WANTED.-Servants want places
~ Cooks ChabermiGs Sesnstr sees aad sensr hslse-wo
EmP'oymsnt Once. Nc. "a Broadway. SANDER
TEACHER WANTED-For a short time. One
to gye distraction IN he Esssa brAoehes an ne
where interview may BE- had
rTFACHER WANTED-A Lady TO take charge Of
snail school ,hSrt distance ihe eoaatIy Sae m 20
e. Ens;A e ssiea 10 Sae wa hA asa stP'sss s s
IribGHe odes.
ITO MACHINISTS- Wanted. thoroughly practical
Maehnst we'll acquainted vhh the mos. approved Cot.oo
Fssbhns5t rear NewY,rk No need apply except he
80 Character md % 3a s Box Ne ISL @
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TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY aud
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Devoted SvEssL EoUc rioS aod employ nsnt aaa
all Icio1srs Melting D0iB rom 20 % D
O'Clock negotiating al orders Every dollar invested draws inter-
shares the Concn Fund hs commission for procuring
ders Of and Merits and 100 {
with other Bsgfg Secured By Transferable Css
No charge 20 pupils
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w Tuning work ne Machinery Apply BY letter through
Eox No. 1855 P o.
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W Old Learn the HstFinsug trade Apply 10 Mscerst
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well recommended for Industry honesty aud perseverance
Saeh may apply personally by letter 90 WA McDON
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w he acquaintance with merchants from the Western states
satisfactory references character capab
nAusnce tnd Employment a. No II Veaeys None
other need apply. GARDNER ShhENE z %
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w 70 saO capital se articles wanted family Good
make a. TO IS day paid $50 20 > per month
Cell, or address No 3ll bowery.
NNANTED-At No. 522 Broadway, Statesmen,
W school Teachers PoFe Coschmen Gardeners Men
Applicants incosng e. free OF postage sarnz
particulars will BE- suited THOi SPHINX, Agent
NNANTED-A faithful Man a. JanitOr for public
w building the upper part Of the city Address With refer
cnces at This Office FURNACE
NNANTED-By a young Man from the country,
w mercantile house drygood hardware
tobaccolf where the penaon expeted the IN wis q
blsinf ANY wishing person Of this And may address D.
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LARM WANTED-From 10 to 80 acres, within 80
Il City, Dwelling snd oatbaiiding Addfss
tpost PAID price and particulars Tribune Once
STORE WANTED, with dry basement, % or 30 by
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Fultonst.
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Mem 11nbliraiions.

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Among the conbuto this volume h.PpT = saaoaae
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r Dor william Cullen Bryant J. \ Lowell Hsnry W Lag
C,llov z P whippe Jshn SAKE wiisn Dove and D. WI
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TIE AMERICAN PHRENOLoGftAL JOUR


NAL January l84 No - VOL presents the follow NJ
attractive table Of Content.
Phranoogy IN Literature, An,lys- Of the Orsias "n -y
Chsnning Portrait Greenwood Port Anatomy a1d
Phys illustrated Psychological Mater Electrical
Lamp illustrated Conscentous1e sindssh Island Chief
nustrad Of the Month Notes and oeries Varieties
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FOWLERs AND WELLS, No 13l Nassau St New York
THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL AND HERALD
OF REFORMS. Devoted % Hydopathy its Phi osoPAy End
Practice; Physiology ard ANATOMY wiki Illustrative 1grs7
ms Detetcs Exercise, Cohng Occupations Amuseent
those Laws which Life ard Health Published monthly
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The AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL; 4 Reposi-
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Phrenogy Joosy Education Magnetism, Psychology Mech
snm Agriculture Horticulture Architecture the Asts and Sci
all those Progressive Measures which calcaa 70
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DARNUSrs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID GENERAL TOM THUMB,
Beyond all qofsGGR Io s1y i1' n fS fF World
JUST TWENTY fWO YEARS OF AGE
ONLY TwENTY-EIGHT INCHES Hob,
WEIGHING FIFTEEN POUNDS,
COMEDIES, FARCEs ke
Gen TOM THUMs viii appear EyERI AF i RI st. a.
MONDAY 9th SATURDAY 18th January, 1874 IN his uniqss
performance the most amusing imaginable well the most eA
SSm,fapee 70 the so. Museum Girafes The Bearded
Lsdy &c a. IS children under
TO- ~ the first balcony and panee c extra
CIRCUS, No. 81 Bowery-Boxes, 25 cents Pit, l2i
" sents Reserved sests s. THIS EVENING and on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON splendid selection Of Equ sAn
Performances First night OF Herr Won SfGEh
extraordinary Of Rotary Equilibrium First nizh OF Master
PHILo the infante Wonder Performances commence Al
The Or9nal
GEO. CHRISTY and WOODS M1NSTRELS,
" No "a Broadway above Howard st.
Open Every Evening During the Week
basnes M M.
Door oFrn at e. to oeei T.ks Is :.ats
DUCKLEY's SERENADERS, Chinese Hall, No.
ID $50 Broadway night MONDAY January ara
this week the celebrated Bnresqae on NJ JGLLlENS
ORCHESTRA Introducing the American asdfAi e &c a
NJ at n oeoek Admission % ents
GRAND EXHIBITION of SHEEP and HElF-
~ ERs-A flock Of Sheep, four year, eld Of the Cotsw9d
amounting 70 thywo in number sd weishns ,99a -
auter will be exhibited in the Park TO MORROW Wedr isy
fbtse magnificent Sheep raised BY M Thomas Exon ana
Brothers Huntingdon County J. at the Union Farms Also
Vsty and asd By Mr. worrsn of Dutehes. County, 2
celebrated Heer the frde Of Kentucky from the
Ashland in Kentucky This sock the best IN
ron purity and size that hes been exhibited IN .
other country The Exhibition viii oPeA from lon
Tie Sheep will be slaughtered hi, week and be q
LAWRENtE'S Stall Nos IS and IL CouHe Market on FRIDAY
and SATURDAY the lh and 18th inst The Heiies wi" De re-
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Real Gstais for Sale.

PRIVATE SALE--Fiye vacant Lots OF ground
- o. lie Hort sde u zhst hevte the IA ADD gta 50 saca
lot about 8 b. ico feet deep large roroa Of as Psien~7
money en3aln 90 cord ana roffsaze App 20 -.
COLI CHiLrvS, No - S.stset
IVARM FOR sALE-Will be offered tor sale on the
DAY March s5 oo VILLAGE Los n ne s;ra % =, \, - -
ching the cof1ers'Cl of.- " 80
80 cb,tsroue Comfy scw-York p ues lfon Daatfs
Thsre az ca dwell fsg holss sad Two Dsps ~ o-ri -
vsd Oh YARN f uo-e - add sYa ~ - sei
.As year b,hc- Of grain or q ssrss ssa ne IA = -
ara Ter .fsi land will set - tosna "a sns eIanI
III re produce hss sses o. ~ n "
cd ~ p EPPkRD the owner fHsrars, salem Co, "eis
NeWsJersey. -. p-.s..s ,....-.
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Just Frb-sks5
GEORGE LIPPARD,s GREAT WORK!


GORGE LIPPARD's GREAT WORK!
VI NETWORK. IFS UPPER TES AND Lowgs MlLLloI!
author Of Washington and as Oenerss ne NJ
AIdenbein' Jesus And The Poor" Ai'ni- lie quaker
TEs or he book hinges upou division Of which
hurdea uiors II this the Gutho<. entesvor d
70 L,I.' viIos y -. .s ty he Ssw Word
.NFw-YoRE. Irs UFPEz TEs AID LowEk hLLIoS-CeJrEs
70 ( correctly sppreetd As euchilung work Inlr-
pG-d We believe will be Impossible for Any person -ao 81
msrees this work TO leave on uA &c has ainsi 2'ss - -
PNrwYosK. Irs UrpER TIN AM LowEE &ILLIoS b. Gs9.
Lppsd auihor Wslinsa aud bis Generas The N1kline
Pa Ardeuheirn Jesus md the Poor Quaker City Af9a-
&c Thu the b.; work written by LpPart oae eonnl d
have reed Dumss Dc Monte CrssG The Wantsas
Jew are usss' ss ~ pr q. n T % 49, .s h.. ud
FaI i. .se ~ De WIT DAVENPORT Sev-YOrr PE,
TERsoN fsIsdelPhl All the BOo1ses aad PERIOD a
Agents throughout tie lntse states
DROsPECTUS Of the INDEPENDENT.-VOlum
Sixth s5i-This ~elkn9Vn and widely circulated 'lraa
yieisisy iAs sompsted II. efs yssr
ytlLrs. pabi,bsa glsrto form and eonsans ~
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Brace and Minnie Myrv stated eoa-riosors gagged
CO.. sd sSssd Who viii 90 al = their power III JoaF
rsl an nieIesbg RELIGIOUS AID FAMILY PAPER- "a a.,
The immense sddou o. AZ ~ 80
20 yearly OF The paper the Pfse viii remain rae
SAM a. PER ANNUM. BY NAIL. - 50 III CARRIERS,
II RAD 81 city advance - 80 not FAd TitAa three mont .
No new aues entered without the money.
AeESIs-CesyTnsa and PsnAsers szihorsd Arena nd
are -oeifed n he work Of extending or
Ty Cents eoz.rson ssbscubsr viii Be so~e1
A.y person wishing bsce vii ples nsoss IL 81 sn'eo7'
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Prersy vossge ard moaey ssn Vii be eonseea u 'a
paper viii be in sIshnEe fr ysaE TO say nsE,7s
rsr monthly peflccfl that y Pebsa ts pf1eee -e1
.BE this notice. Sew-NoTk Jan . lsot :
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