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EB AUCTION acknowledgements
Leather, Whiskey and Fruit THIS MORNING, by
ia Is h q b DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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child of Joseph Reed, was burned to death in
Baltimore on last week by the explosion of an
ETHEREAL oil lamp
James Mcguire, the burglar, who was shot in
Baltimore on Friday morning last, by policeman
Elliott died of his injuries on Monday night
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u.s. AUCTION NATURALIZATION is
solicited TO sale of Oak Wood. THIS EVENING,
at O'clock in the lot in OF Kicks MILL corner
of 18th and Main streets.
ia2s LARUS a. SHINE Aucts.
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kG SALE OF FURNITURE THIS DA,

We solicit attention 10 the sale THIS DAY, com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, at the residence Of MIR
John w Cariwell of his stock of Furniture togeth-
or with an elegant Piano Forte. See advertisement
ia Is JAS NJ TAYLOR q SON Ancts
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CONVICTED OF MURDER IN TIE SECOND
DEGREE.

MoNrRosE. Pa, January 26.-The Jury, in the
ease Of the boy Archer for shooting his brother.
have rendered verdict of murder in the second
degree.
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John Conrad Hoffman. a German, committed ru.
ieide In Baltimore on Tuesday, by shooting him.
self In the abdomen while temporarily deraDged.i
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CIIAMBERLAIS'S OFFICER
January 18th, 1853
NIOTICE.-Thn following is a section Of

NOTICE.-The following is section of
an Ordinance, passed by the Council Of the city
Of Richmond ON the 26th of January, 1888
"sEcTIoN L. No dog or bitch shall be permitted 10
go at large in any street lane alley In this city,
until the owner or keeper thereof shall hayo raid 10
the City Chamberlain ono dollar and twelve and n
half cents. for the OF the city, for the first dog
or bitch, and five dollars for every dog thereafter
SECTION requires the Chamberlain 10 furnish
each person taking out license. with medal with
the number of such license stamped thereon; which
medal shall be kept about the neck of the dog at
taehed TO q collar. with the owners nan engraved
or written thereon"
Extracts from the ordinance.
in os--sf TIInG AINsAN n n ID
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,prt AZ Richssoad, Jan. 27-ESoh WateS sak

Pbrt ef Richmond, Jan. 27-H0h WaseT s@E
-~eS~>r~~->
ARRIVED,
Schooner Tiliey. Wellipgate, b. plaster. 70
captain.
SAILED
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdse md
Messengers II futile.
Schooner Del Farmer, Baltimore, mdse. W d
Colquitt Co.
The schooner Sarah Mills for Richmond, was adj
yertised Mt New Orleans 18th inst
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Cry OF RICHMOND. To WIT:

Cry OF RICHMOND, TO WIT:
This day personally appeared before me. T. B.
Starke, Notary Public for the city of Richmond,
Charles D. Yale, President, and A. 7. Burr, Secre-
tary. of the Mutual Building Fund and Loan Com
pany of Richmond, who made oath that the forego-
ing statement was correct. to their best knowledge
and belief
Given under my hand this 9th day of jan. 1855
ia 2S-lt T. h. STARKE, n. p.
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We Published yesterday q paragraph setting
forth that KalIoch, late Reverend, Of Boston, has
; expressed his contempt OF newspapers. We don't
know Of any man who has better right. "No
rogue e'er felt the halter draw, with good opinion
OF the law" The truth 10, newspapers, II ms cor
. rupt a. Kailseh says, ought to have sympathized
with him in his peccadilloes, and hushed the
thing up. Instead Of this, they proclaimed bis &C.
ceutrieities from Gath 10 AsksloD, and denounced
his, suaalt infrmties as great crimes. We trust
that Kailoch may be able TO reform the press
Mr. Henry Winter Davis has made recent dem
oesfratioa in that direction, bat having the dis
advantage OF good private character, wa doubt
whether be will be able 20 effect as much as Mr.
Kalloch. who must know, from his own experience,
wbst total depra,ity Ia, and how it ought to be
treated.
TIE McnxosD EseuRER We ind In the Alex,
sndra Gazette the following statement: 1--WE learn
that Msssrs. Nathaniel Tyler and O.. Jennings
wise, have purchased an interest In the Richmond
Enquirer, aud will In future BE- connected with the
editorial department Of that paper"
Judge Kiunicut, distinguished citizen OF Wor.
eestss Aassy dieds fer dsys ags.
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Ex-PREsipEsT PIERCE AND LApY.-It will CRAFTY
the numerous friends of Ex-president Pierce and
OF Mrs Pierce to learn that the steam frigate Pow
hatan reached Madeira on the 9th December with
these distinguished persons on board, having made
the passage from Norfolk in sixteen days The
Powhatan had experienced a succession Of head
winds, with the exception of two or three days.
General Pierce suffered no ineonve nience from the
voyage, but his estimable lady was not so fortu.
nate, she having been compelled by sea sickness
to keep the cabin during the whole passage, with
the exception OF a day or two. The ship would be
detained at Funchal only long enough to replenish
her coal. when she would leave for Cape Town. All
tho officers and crew were in the best Of health
and Spirits Wash. Union. f
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D "SECURE THE SHADOW, ERE TIE
SUBSTANCE FADE."-If You wish FINE Picture, call
at WHiTEHURST'S old Gallery. (the best sky
light in the city and examine the specimens of art
fade nor to be easily defaced-equaI to the best IN
the Quilted States and ~ per cent cheaper than any
other in he CITY,
Pictures taken from A. NJ. to 5 p. NJ Pictures
copied, and either enlarged or diminished.
Melainotypes and Penotypes. fer transmission by
mail.
Photographs, LIST sitting. 81 Duplicates 81 each.
R5- Remember, II Main strcet.-yh
2f-dHcwIm
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RoRBINe Posr 0FrcF.-A correspondent Of the
Petersburg Express writes from Raleigh, N. c., es
follows:
nee of the Spirit of the Age, has been arrested by
U. 8. Marshal Jones of this District, for stealing
letters and money from the post Office in this city.
He WAS taken before u =. Commissioner Brsbee,
and required to enter into bonds for bis appear
ance at the next term of the United States Court
He was detected and: the money taken from him
before he left the post Office.
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5000 Two HUNDRED DOLLARS

9vA~OOs REWARD.-The above reward of Two
HUNDRED Dollars will ba paid tor such information
~ will lead to the apprehension and conviction Of
the person who attempted 70 take my life, by pis-
tol thot last night, about O'Clock: !
ia 2s-its PHILIP PHELIN,
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. 70 wit.
CRY OF RICHMOND,
T. James Peasants, Notary Public for. and in the
City and state aforesaid, do certify that VIM. p
Munford the President and James X. Lee, the Sec
rotary of the Marshall Company, this day personally
appeared before me. in said City and severally made
oath that the foregoing statement is correct 10 the
hest of their knowledge and belief.
1sSs JAMES PLEASANTS,
ia 2s-It Notary Public.
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DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA

day, for Liverpool, via Halifax, with 5000 in
specie.
GEN. WALKER AND THE COURTS OF NEW
ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-The Grand Jury has
refused to fud true bill against Gen. Walker. in
the case of raising hlbuster expedition in this
city.
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sI~ SPLENDID PHOTOGRAPH OF THE
MONUMENT AND EQUESTRIAN STATUE, taken by D.
Bendanp, at SANXAY & CO.'S Photographic Rooms
where duplicates are exhibited and for sale. ms
Main street sign Of Gothic Window. la 2S-lt#
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Judge Kiunicut, . distinguished citizen OF wor.
eestss Aassy died . fer deys ags.
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PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoIORs, AND PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAIN, made from lite or copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size. also the most perfect
and highly finished AaBROTYPHs of children and
adults at all times to he had Mt the large Photo
graph and Fine Art Galleries of @. W. MINIS, IN
Richmond, Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House, AMI on Sycamore street. Peter burg
"a ia .
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CoMMIssIoYERs' CERrIFIcArE.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, do here.
by certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
F. G. BARBER, e,-orr C,r,,-s
L. p. DUGAS, sworn tom rs
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day, jan
uary f3i, 1856. LEWIS LEVY, ). T.
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q AuuNcy IN N0R iOLK.

VIM. B.<fOeTgR. ESQ, Is the Axens for the DALI
DmAscE IN Norfolk. the circulation OF the payer
Nero having increased 10 extent demanding pei
sonal attention to lie distribution. the oooc''" "
A.
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r OST-A NOTE, drawn by Jos. g.
IL Watts, dated January 20. lss, in favor Of A. T.
McDano, for 8l03.s6, at sixty days. Said Note is
supposed 10 be destroyed at the burning of III. W.
Tylers mills. at Rockets the 18th inst. All per-
cautioned against trading for the same as
payment has been stopped
ia H-3t A. Il. MCDANOII.
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NoTTUE no ApvKRTIskRs,

Advertisements fps the DisrxrcH must be handed
by sir o'csack n ne asernoon In order 10 appear
the nexsdAy The heavy pressure Of nts
upon the oolumns Of cor paoer will not admit OF
: their reception after the hour named.
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I OST-$5 REWARD.-Lost abeut the
II 18th instant. near Tinsleys Bakery, a small
DIAMOND BREAST PIN with two diamonds set
in silver Any one by returning il TO this office,
the subscriber, will receive the above reward and
questions will he asked.
in n TINSIEY
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w, MUSlC-The ARMORY BAND
4EElE respectfully announce to the public that they
PIX are prepared tn furnish the latest ami
best MUSIC Of the day for BALLS PARTIES, &c.
Mr.. u. L0EBMAN, the well known and popular
Yiolinist, having become member Of the aRM0RY
BAND. they feel confident that their STRING
BAND will be second 20 none in the city. The
figures will be called by Mr.. J. VI. MELTON
JAMES II. SMITH.
P. S.-Any number of instruments furnished. from
two to ten ~ lt-lms
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II Belvn's Lumber Yard. or between there and
7th street, on Broad, Silver Detached LEVER
WATCH, No. 1916, N. J. Tobias. maker and the
name Of WIN. MITCHELL, JR., Richmond, on the
cap of the watch. reasonable reward will be paid
for its return to this Office dc Ats
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I OST-Eight Paddock Keys, between
=. franklln street, above sth, along Bank to tx
reward will be paid to the finder by leaving them
at DUDLEY cos
la 22-ts 70 Main street
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7 OST-Between the corner of Grace
IL and Asams and the cor. Of 81 and Franklin s;s
a small Hair and Pearl BREASTPIN. A suitable
reward will be paid the finder by leaving II at this
tftica. IN 27-3t&
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LOST.

T 0S T-Yesterday, between the Old
IL Market and Governor street, Main street
SEA- ten dollar note, two fves and seven dollar
note believed to be on the Bank Of Clarendon, n c
A reward of 81 VIII he paid the finder, by leaving
the same at this Office. IA 2S-6t
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Il course before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will be delivered by the Rev. DR.. BETHUNE.
of Brooklyn, at the First Baptist Church on THURS
DAY evening. the 2sth instant. at O'Clock,
Members can procure their season tickets at the
rooms of the Association.
Tickets of admission may he procured at Meade
Bakers. Ladley n Robins ms. the Exchange Hotel
and principal book torres.
Tickets IS cents. For Schools. S tickets 81.
"a.
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To De followed IJI tIIItJ thH FFEsUuAtFpH Vl'NFVI
MILE ANGELA,
THE FEMALE ADMIRABLE CREIGHTON.
In which Miss SETON (trauslator Of the int me
rican edition Of Camille aided by Misses luce,
Kimberly &C ) will re cte in French. NJ lie Esches
last scence Of ''Ees HOraces translation OF which
will be presented to each lady on entering he The
Dnet on TWO yIOLINs, with Mr.
ROSENBERG the Leader-Eiog the Brinden from Lu.
cretia Borgia'-executc Wa'lace's FagfhSie with va
riatious on the Piano FoRrE-g1 through the ehole
parade Of ihe SMALL sWOkD--aecompany little
Julia Parker's dance, on the BANJO-go through y
evolutions of the MUSKEr Drill-corciuding With
her greatest success the Psntomimic description Of
BATTLE AND yIyANDfERE DANCE.
The evenings entertainments to conclude with
HES NOT A-MISS.
Mr.. Prettyman, Ga dancing master ,..JNo. SEXTON
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CHEESEMAN'S SPECIFIC. A fresh
~ supply Of this ce.ebrated preparation, just re-
eeived and for sale by
WARING 4 PEARCE
ia 2S Corner 4th and Broad streets
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VA. HOG R0UND.-A small copsign-
ment. hickory ash cured, for sale by
W0MBLE q CLAIBORNE.
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CWEET HAVANA ORANGES,
~ SWEET HAVANA ORANGES.
Receiving this Gay by Express from New York S
bbls. large sweet Havana oranges. and for sale.
jaS 81 Nicholas Saiocp
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7 OST.-We caution the public against
IL trading for or receiving two Bonds Nos. 81 and
g. or $500, each with Coupons attached OF the Vim
GINA Central Railroad Company, as said Bonds are
our property and have been misiad or LOST.
ia 2--dtT HAXALJ a co.
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k6S SKETCHES AND RECOLLECTIoNs OF
LYNcHBURG.- Those persons who have copies of the
issued some months since. proposing the
publication OF the sketches will please send them in
to the post Office Indicated viz: "Tye River Ware
house. Nelson county" ia 23-d6tcwItS
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LOOK BIEos. ,uu k,cK.

minister recently, ~biie on Lis way TO
p'sach funeral sermon ia tie country.
called q see Que e hs member. an old
widow lady, who lived near the road he was
travelling The old lady had just been max.
log ,aussge', aud sIe teit proud o( them
they we're 80 plaBp. round aud sS,rL OF
course sbe iu'l,led on her mlui.tcr takiue
sufnr of tue Luke Lorig e. Lls suiilv flo
objected on Accpurt Of not having Lis port.
msnteau AiooR rhis oiJrc.iou was sosu
oSvrruled aud the old lady, after wrapping
them 10 arsg. car. fully placed bundle
IN either ro,Iet n the preachers earG
siou' coat Thus equipped, he started for
the funeral
bile attending q the .olsm o csren ouies
of the grave, some hungry dogs secuted tho
sAnshges, snd we're not l"rg iu tracking them
" The pocket u the good mans uy-Tcoat----
Of course this WAs a great AunOysucs, And
be ~As several tunes undeT The bscc,srty Il
kekiog those shelly, Asay The ots,qYtc.
ct the gave completed, tho minister aud
cog sge'iop repaired - the church where
ihe funcrsi discourse vas 20 ~ prs.sh.S
Alter The sstmoa va Goisaed tue MOS.
ter bs'le1 60 make some remarks to hise,u
gtcgation when brother, WhO Wished To
have so appointment given out sscsudei
the steps % the puipn and gave The mipis-
tsr's coat \ bitch to at bls stFTatFn Tho
diViue. ihiusiug % dog having design ~
90 bis pocket. raised b. lot gaSs sudden
kick shd ssnt the good brother spfs-libg
d,un tbs stsps
You uiil excuse re. brethren sLJ 49,
tsts .Aid the mislstsr, couf,ss dly apd
ulthJot boxing At the sors De AsJ jast
do,s r., 4 e.uft rrf atFtF ~ law.
.sssagss IN my pocket 1si ihst dog hss
bssp trying % Rrab them stsf sipss I oaws
upnn the pfeBisss
Osr readers nay Jnigs n ihe 'fsct such
90 snn0ubcsmeot you'd lsvo sts fIbcfal
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asked a.. Co,;,
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from ,,,, L., "a .,a-L
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him aud S,,.o,,s - -, t;n. &c. .f os,"''
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80
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;, 1o' " s'Op '.us, 30 i diIn 80
.'ue Hnusy 'n0ugn,
do.n 70 ,l., 81. 81 ip nousS 'o'
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n. ca.,ne.,, o.'.S - I = '.'", .Io 'sa 90
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SELECTED STORY
iP'on the New Yosh E.os,.,s,.
The POOR PRINTER.
A TRUE TALE.
1T CAPT. HAwKsLEY.


lr was . cold evening 10 the month Of
Deeembe that Judge Wright vas Gittins
BY a pleasant ere. at the residsrce Of his
brother, in Louisville, Ky. His little niece
vas sitting beside bin, With her head RentIy
resting Oh bis Aru, and ber hair falling in
ripglets over her snowy shoulder.
" Tell as story Of mechanic, uncle, IL You
Plehsei for often hear you speaking Of
them" spoke the h.tle girl Looking up 10.
noesntly into the face Of the Judhs.
will tell you one Of poor priotsr
knew replied the judge, " II you will only
promise 20 pay attention to it,"
" OK course ! will, for I al1ays like 70
bssr Of pFiDtsrs.'
The judge seemed wrapped in study for
some moments, aud then began
] once knew . young man." aAid he.
'Hbo lived IN little town In the Western
ParI Of Virgins. lie was Of respsetabls
family, but not very wealthy, aud the youth,
for youth be vas st the tims our narrative
commences, expressed . desire TO learn the
printing business His Parents bsviuR no
objections TO u, be entered an ofhee ia the
town Of W, which vas carried on by
man OF the name OF NJ lie continued
10 the once sons tso years, At the expiration
OF Wieb time vas sold out TO smother firm
The ioTmsT PrOPrieioSs 81 the ssla ablishnsDt
Immediately purchased smother ofios in the
interior Of the State, spd the youAR mAs.
Wishing 10 hnish bic trade With those be bad
commenced uitb, iBmsdistsly lsIt koms
Aod joined bis old employers Time rolled
90, sbd bis sppFsb tioesbip vas 6hishsd, ubep
be returned home. There be meets bis old
friends snd particularly . young lady 60
whom be uAs very much attached. H,s
visits we're very ohsb, and 10 less then .
yeaT they SeFs saesEsd 20 BE- rsrrisd
He 10 the msLntims bed purchased q
priRtiog ofbos, aud sAs publisbing . weskly
pspsr, and By applying himsslf closely 70 the
once, bad nsds many friends and ~ is The
ease 10 pubiishihg paper, some spsmies -
Those vbo we're be enemies bed sought
every nsans urthin their povsr 70 ipjass
him, but % spite Of ell they could DO, be sllll
pFo.psrsd 10 busisess.
Hat slthough Be vAs engaged, come sf
The ladies of the plses, ubo bsd sst then
selves up ss sristocrssy, sougbt sB iBtsrvisv
sitb the yousE lady's mother, sad By lalss.
hoods And misFspFesebtations succeeded is
vinBibg The ussuspsetipg psgsats over 70
their side, aud b. her intsrfstspos With her
daughter, 1bs marrisgs uss broken oa
'This vss Rofs thao lhs youug nas
s5uld stand. SD, a. ths sod q shs volaas.
be diseOatipssa tbs psbllsstioa q he %.
PEE, SD lsft foF Psrta ahknovA.
Years rolled on, ssd us ssd The yousR
printer a susesssful lsuysF, residing 70 he
city Of Rsv OflsAas be hsd tbsrs Raissd
asms tbat uiIl ever stasd, not osly ss b..
log a. inaasstiai psnbsg - tks bar'bu1ars
sSsssfsl ss4 hosoFsd siaissa q tAs sOssassas
cisy.'
IA tAis yoang lsvyss uas aitiae - lie
s0ss oss shssaeoa, ros4ios. hs vSs issss
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npAu oil Dutch farmer lust arrived =,
The dignity u Justice Of the Peace h.1hi.
hrs' case Of narrsEe he diI 10 up 10 a, 4.
cay lie srst said 3, tie man
Veil, yoa sast' % b. msttit. a, you'll
Ven, Jou lovssb die Tousp % goo, =. .sv
Somsn yOu hHvs ever seem
fsa, answered tbs Bah
Then 90 the pomsu
Veil, do you love dish uss 90 h.tts, a,
any Jou have ever scent
shs bs'iis'ef = Lite soi be repeated
Veil, do you hks be- % veil ss q b. h.,
VifsP
Yes. yss, sbs shsuorsd
Vel, Dat is 81 sny rsssobst Ismaa r-sfI
'tPeei 10 yoa are marnt I tf5noase.
Joe mAa sba vie
The saa asksd ths Jast,os ubst go u
pay
Nothing 81 I'll. hothisg st III yoa ,t.
Welcome, III Nil b % 700 10Y soot
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WaAT sSkEsAn nAu

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yard youth, fresh from Vermont sp,s,sa
The DunmeF academy ct ByheIi, Mass for
. lntle share of sFudiiiOu. which is doIed On,
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prices AZ that iims-ws knou not hos n
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hers = reared ont The prscepior
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you 10, 70 set tbus 10 this institatioo
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