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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-19

The Union men of Ohio held their State
Convention at Columbus on Wednesday.
The ticket put in nomination, headed by
John Brough for governor, is very strong
one, and can scarcely fail of success. Mr..
Brough was formerly prominent demo-
crat.
The recent adjournment Of the Illinois
legislature by Gov. Yates, over which the
copperhead sheets are making such hull
abaloo, was strictly in accordance to the
Constitution of the State and similar
provision exists in the Constitutions OF sew
eral other States.
Vallandighsm has been nominated for
Governor, of Ohio, By the copperheads Of
that State. This will make the issue
straight between loyalty and dsloyalty in
Ohio next fall.
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eo,tNtIssIoNERs, NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being duly appointed by
w the Hon Probate Court for the District Of westmin
ster Commissioners 20 receive, examine and adjust AZ
claims all persons against the Estate OF
SARAH A. GLAZIER late of Rockngham in said District.
and also all claims demands exhibited in Offset
thereto hereby give Notice. that we VIII attend 70
the duties Of said appointment, at the wehng
Of said deceased, Rockingham, in said District on
the LIST day of July and the LIST day Of September 1870
from one o'clock p M until o'clock p NJ on each OF
aid DAYS JOHN MINARD, Gamma
G. ). LAKE, r.
Westminster, June 4th, 1858. zflo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-19
IMPORTANT TO EARHH ERS.

THE celebrated farmer N. has so improved the
plan of raising Corn that nearly double the amount
be raised from the amount of land with but very little
extra labor This plan is worth hundred dollars to
Farmers, and II viii cost you but ONE DOLLAR.
Enclose ONE DOLLAR, and direct TO J. D. NELSON,
MONTGOMERY. EERaouT and you will receive speedy
swer with full particulars Now the time prepare for
next year t25lyl J. d. NELSON, ESQ.
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Blank Books and Stationery.

THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
Il STOCK TO be found in the County.
The attention of buyers Is respectfully requested
No charge for showing Goods,
at rELToN's BOOKSTORE,
eo.2, BrattIebooo, Vt.
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MOULDINGS

OF ALL KINDS, for Corniees, Piazzas, Cas-
" ings any description of Moudngs wanted for build
out IN the best shape at short 3tee Also every
kind of Bracket and Scroll Work
2itf A. G. NoURsE, Brattleboro, vt.
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Notice of Liberation.

Notice OF Liberntion.
THIS certifics that have given my son Ell
BRIDGE N. FLETCHER, his time to act and trade for
himself during the remainder Of his minority shall pay
debts Of his contracting claim his after this
date. BENJ. FLETCllEk. +
w J, CLARK, Witness.
Chester, Jane 9th. 1863 A26
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n CUnE nEktET run lie OuTIGn6ns
This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent
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surgeon in King Iames's army. Through its
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Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating. heating proper
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
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Zach box has the the fac-simile Of the
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Geo C. Goodwin Co., IS Hanover Street, Boston, Gen
erai Agents for New England Grsce's salve be OBJ
tanned all TIE respectable Druggists aud country store
evoryvhere ISL.
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WILMINGToN.-The Windbam County
Baptist Sunday School Convention, was
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oonolusively that the Yankee prisoners
have not been properly fed. As long as
Captain Warner ives charged with the
duty Of supplying the prisoners with
ratione, there was no complaint WhAteser,
bat since the Commissary General has
assumed this matter, and forbid Capt
Warner from purchasing except OF the
Commissary Department. IL turns ont
that there has been no inconsideracle
diminution Of rations.
"When rOgues fall out honest men
get their dues" ia an old adage, the truth
Of which is frequently made manifest.
In this instance the honest men who sx-
posed the alroeious treatment of our
prisoners, bringing upon themselves the
denunciations of rebels and rebel sym
pathisers, are sustained in their statej-
ments, and get their dues. They owe
Fooie, however, no thanks. His human
ity is no more enlightened or generous
than Northrop's.
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We rspuhlieh from The Cincinnati
Commercial the Richmond Enquirer's re-
port Of Foote'S speech denunciatory Of
JEFF. Davis and bis Com.nissary General,
Northrop. The speech is highly favored
with tho Hangman's" peculiariiieF, and
was no doub, extremely entertaining to
the most deeply interested auditor
Henry Stuart Foote! The Enquirer in
Inmates that the speech fell still-bOrn-
the impression prevailing that the speak
ebwss prompted by personal antipathy
to the dsyout and holy JEFF, rather than
by convictions Of duty. Nevertheless,
we suspect the masses Of the people
South, who cannot have any affection for
q cold bloodsd wretch like Davis, will
be more charitable towsrds his aocuser,
and weigh has accusations deliberately
and without prejudice. However much
rebel Congressman may endeavor to
shield Davis, they cannot change the
public opinion that he hks been, as
great leader, weighed in the balance aud
fOund wanting. more self cOnceited
0harla'an never had grsstness thrust upon
him.
IT Mr. FOote's speech failed 10 impress
the minds Of his oonfederAtes of the rebel
ocaelave favOFsbly, 1t had effect in an
other quarter. II disclosed the fact that
the Federal prisoners ia Richmond we're
Intentionally starved, by the Oommisssry
General, apd had the effect OF wrinFinr
from the Enquirer reluctant admission
Of that fact, as fOlloEs:
The revelations made by Dir. Fooie. a.
70 The conduct Of the ConulissSrv Gen
eral IN the matter Of feeding the Ysnkes
prisoners, are grave and important sub-
leets kRd had Mr. T. not Unmarried
chs force Of those revelations by Lis in
jadicioes assault on the president be
might have effected something. But
after the ventilation Of private spleen the
House would not consider his complaint
against the Commiisary General The
letter Of Capt Warner 20 80 erai Winder
reveals shameful aud disgraceiul neglect
Of duty on the part Of lie Commissary
General, neglket Of duty which places
both the President aud Commissions
Oald in false positions. The latter from
The QusrssEmss.er Of the prisons shows
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CHATTAEoosA, TENN, \
Dec. IA, 1868.
Editor Of DE Nashville Union:
DEAR SIR:-I Am almost tempted 60
exclaim, II am left all alone in my glory
only that behold . few familiar faces
around me. The regiment marched from
here on the 2ssh ult., but fear it would
be contrAbApd 10 state where they went,
or the cause of their absence. You will
hear all in due time. Myself and = few
comrades are guarding the camp, as the
regiment marched minus officers bag
gage, camp equipAge, etc, which remains
s.a,u QUO, as when they left.
have been solilOquizing, lately, upon
the advent of Christmas-that day of re-
ioieing throughout Christian world
aud have been contrasting the ssatHs Of
the soldier in the field with that of the
dsoizen in civil life. The contrast is
paramount, and will not do to dwell
upon. Bat, whilst am alone and in
rejecting mood, let me give you brief
description of ny Bleak HOuss"-HOt
Dickens. Imagine dOmicil (if may
so call it) SKI feet outside; square built
~ feet from the surface Of the ground,
rooted with . shslter-tent; one gable,
and planked up with divers small pieces
Of boards; ons-third Of the other end
occupied BY chimney, built Of brick
and clay; another third boarded up, and
the remaining third left as a place Of en-
trance and exit; an Oil-eloth answering
for falling door. Ny rude bsdsteAd Ct
bOsrds, Is inches from the floor, (Which
Is also partially covered with bOssds,I
serves Tor bed. sofa and chair Ny table,
10 she right-hand aide Of Che entrance
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The passenger train on the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad ran off the
track in the suburbs yesterday morning.
Passengers were, by this mishap, COM
pelled to make their way back to the
city and wait for a fress start to- day.
The train was thrown off by a collision
with hand-car which had been pushed
upon the track where it Is crossed by the
Tennessee and Alabama road. Five or
ak persons were very badly hurt; none
killed. The locomotive was badly dam
aged, and four box cars were more or
less injured.
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same North to Cairo. and receive in re-
turn an equivalent in such lawful cur
rency as they may choose. ANY sale or
exchange, except as above provided, will
be punished by tribunal. Bankers and
others doing deposit business in Mem
phis are required to send forward coin
or bullion in their hands 10 the Provost
Marshal Their depOsitors can avert the
same into currency. Hereafter, none
shall be received, except to forward the
sumo as herein provided.
CHATTANOOGA, Dee. II.
have just returned from the battle
field OF Chickamsuga, where General
Baird, With details from various regi-
ments, has been for two days burying the
dead. He found no evidence of outrages
on the dead by the enemy, and but few,
comparatively were unburried. The reb-
els had no metallic shovels or spades, and
were compelled to use wooden ones.
Where the surface of the ground is light
ly gravel, the dead were seldom or poor
ly buried. Col. Van. Dever and Gen.
Turchin were on the field, and their
commands buried about 200. Many rebels
were found unbunied.
Large quantities of relicts were brought
In, and will be forwarded to the Fair At
Cincinnati.
Recruiting for the veteran corps is pro-
crossing favOrGbly. The 18Th and Goth
Ohio have volunteered almost en- masse.
Col. Wilder arrived yesterday, and,
under orders from Gov. Morton, lie re.
enlisting Indiana regiments The 9th,
18th and 35th Indians regiments have
re-enlisted. The Colonel feels confident
that all the Indiana regiments will re-
enter the service.
General Towards corps has returned
from the pursuit of LoDgsireet. The
men are suffering for shoes and clothing.
FoRTREss Monroe, Dec. 17.-Last eve
ming the hospital at Fort Yorktown took
lire. The Ere communicated to the bAke,
~, and about half-past one o'clock the
magazine exploded. The fire continued,
causing the explosion of fragments of
shells during the night. About four
o'clock this morning, another explosion
took place. Several buildings were de-
stroyed. These are ell the particulars
we have as yet One wounded man ar
rived here this morning.
HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-THE Chesapeake
moved to SAmbrO harbor, twenty miles
from Hslif1x, yesterday. The United
States steamer Ella and-Annie was in
formed of the fact, and will be at that
point early this morning..
The Government of Nova Scotia has
issued orders for the arrest of the pirates
There are no other gunboats here.
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The weather was freezing cold all day
yesterday. The sun was Obscured and
did not pierce the clouds with even
solitary ray for more than a minute or
two at time.
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MARRIED.,

In Nashville, on Thursday, Dec II, 1853, st Tie
residence Of the brides father, by the rev. Mr.
FoRD, hr. G. ". JsSNISes 70 Mss SOPHIA L. HooD.
al Of this city.
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Persons from 70 co years can learn this system.
In a few lessons ladies' are taught % write in =
neat, easy and rapid manner, and gentl9men bold,
rapi }, business style.
To persons acquainted with its merits, bis system
OF writing needs other recommendation, bat these
unacquaIBtsd with H. Mr.. D. refers 70 the following
remarks and testimonials. Instead Of teaching PEN
manBhip merely ilnitafioH Art experience Of
q years has enabled him 20 reduce Il 70 the certainty
Of q science that being guided BY ksoSledSs, 10
stead OF radon PTaecs, puf lie from % CO years can
IL shsrt time leSra 70 write with EASk, ELEGANCE
and RAPIDIIT.
70 accurate is his system, and 50 Uniform n is
success that after Witnessing is effects on several
hundred pupils In Nashville, The lamentsd Alfred
Hume Observes.
'sHaviDE had fair opportunity q examining your
system Of Penmansn p, aud having the wonder
fal and rapid improvement Of your paps In my
schO0I, consider but just 70 say thaE believe Il
% be not ouis TIE bezf sFsa, bus tie oaly 6eser
ring nc aaeor BY strict attention 20 the rules Civ.
en-, asy person may, in short time, sequiFe ire,
rapid, and elegant hand. should be pleased 10 see
it universally adopted"
This expressiOo was coneurred IN by
Mai Gen. K. a. Gaines, L. 8. Army;
His Exceilenoy James Q. Jones, SOv. Of Tennessee.
RI. Rev. J. Il O.ey. Bishop Of Tennessee.
Rt. Rev. r. P. Niles Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. y. Pres. OF Nashville Uni-
versity.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, n D., and many other citisans, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says
Being requested BY Messrs. Dolbesr to state the
standing in society Of the gentlemen syners % the
NithIn, DO 30 with much plrasu e. being acquainted
with most Of them they are Highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and Il high standing in 50
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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TEE6sUEr DEr4ETNKEI, I
ofnA Of the Conntrol.er Of the Aurrency,

once Of the Comptrolsr o. the Currency ?
Washington, Decsz0'r IL, lst3 J
WHEREAS, by Satisfactory evidence presented
w 10 the undes signed, Il has been made 70 ap-
pear at the First Rational Bank Of Nashville, ia the
County Of Davidson and STATE Of Tennessee has beso
duly organs under, ana according 10, tie require
g Of the Of Congress EMIT - " AZ act 70 pro
vide a nat onsl eaTreBcy, secured b. Pledgo Of
United states stocks provide for the elfcala
tion aid redemption tbersof, ap r0Fea February 70
lsg3," and has complied witn al lie pFovisions u
sSsd act required 10 be complied With ps.oTs com
Laeueing the business Of Banking:
Nov, therefore, /, Hos ACLuLL' ca, Canpfroles
Of the Correaey Do hersby certify that the said tifS.
HalinuAl 3 INK VI S­lle County Of Davidson ana
ate Of tennessee, authorized 70 ccnmeEes tie
6ysioCss d king, under tie act afJrssaiJ.
10 testimony whereof, Wltaezs ny hand and sal o.
OE7ce, t1iz eleVen IA day e Dsee mbsr, 1868.
f-ixrec1 a. hcCULI0CB,
Conptrcller x lie Currency,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of TaoxAs WASH.
TGroS invited to attend his funeral from Christ
Church this afternoon at o'clock
Service by the Rev Mr. Harlow.
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Psrsoss wr.tiag 70 this OF to Subscribe
% tie uuioz, OF d euy other busires5, should
Gdsress their letters T.
NO Wa. cAMER0N CO., Publisher
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Wil be furnished ss Of eAarSs to soldiers In or out
OF tie Hospitals, II their bottles or inkstsnds are
brought at the above hours SOIDIES are one
third less than citillna
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W. F. GAFFEEY
+" TolEng Soldier. T"
Go. z. 9th Ind. Y

Co. E, 9th Ind, Vols.
?. Sand yours respectfully too, Mr..
Eoitors "sJeems."
n. B.-There was 9 salute Of thirty
Eve guns fired from Fort Wood, On the
18th, in honor Of tbs Presidents ordtr
cougrasulating ths ofilcers and soldiers Of
this army on account Of their late bill
liant achievenenta WIG.
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n Il L S O N s
AGENCY OFFICE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, Ia West Nash.
An elegant Residence On Vine-street, at a reasona-
bic price.
Brick store, Dwelling, stable. &C. with % acres Of
good land, fruit trees wood and water IN abundance
ut Iriune, " illamsOn county. Can Be exchanged
ETprOperty IA Nashville.
ins manufacturing SITE on the river bank, In the
corporation Of Nashville
ltoacrcs Of lane, with com 'ortabls improvements
four miles north OF the city. at 500 par acre TSen
~ acres or more can Be had iftns purchaser does
want all
Two elegant Store houses on the Public Square,
Nashville.
trick Dwelling on Cedsrstreet between Spruce and
VIM, No. 20.
Lots, improved aud unimproyed, Ia Edgeheld, North
Nashville, South Nashville and West Nashvills
sJ- Deeds Of Conveyance, Mortgages, and all kinds
OF gal documents drawn up BY competent After
neys.
Rs- Fire, Marine and Life Insurance PoH-ies issu
by 9. Z. Smith, Agent.
Calat WILSON'S OFFICER
dcClS-lm CherTy-st Near UaIon.
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Aew Sdgfrtisfmtnts.
Attention. Soldiers and Suffers !

2A0sO1 sIO11i ~WAN-I-lU ------ > 111-@1 = .
NIX J. BYRON IESIS'S CELEBRATED army
WI BALLADs-"R bel JohR - Our ls z, " - sigs
Ct Vicksburg," "Shouidsr Straps" ant 'GhattApOo-
ga,' ell sst 20 familiar airs AID neatly printed ere
for sale BY the author Price 40 Wh0lesales - 70
per hundred, or SIS per thousand. send cash for
amount wanted with two stamps enclosed.
address J. b. LEWIS,
cecl0-llo IFS o. V l., MurfrseEboro. Tenn.
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TO RENT-FOR 1864.

The Farm in Edgefeld, of 22s
Acres,
GITuATED between Gal attn and White Cr.ek
~ Turnptkss, IN the centre Of which e ths farrIV
Tssieshes Of PaEmAstsf harris, 81 tee u q kavV
AID en- The Asrthsrn border u it two an Al Costarts
vita Is oAras St4pisss - rage hsgse Spring kce
ans etAaf eSbEesisng oat-hoRsea Il aiIexce =
pteaeang reai1ancs uoar the city, ane shs soii a
excellent f1r c1iiivation.
Apply 70 - 6Eo. HAAS. Pa matter 9. 4. Navv
Sec forkf o. % h. q. SlOYE.
Ne. 10 Park Street. opposite sst frsgt ~ -
Nashville, Tennsssss. ''~-'
noxe-sL
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B Mex ISsHE, Pian.iH,
0HLH, Doiendaat. .
In suit BY original attachment before q. n. South
gate, Justice q The Peace for Davidson County, Ten
nsssee.
A N attachment was sued out 10 Ibis case By B. R.
n MeKinnie Plaintiff, ". ,. OILY, Defsndant, be-
fore for debt and appearing 70 the Satisfaction
Of tho Justice that the def ndsui Is resident Of
the state Of Tennessee IL ia ordered that publication
5e made for four Successive weeks in . newspaPsF
called tie NashYil Union, published In the City Of
Nashville, Tsnnessee, requiring the defsndAnis J.
OILY TO appear before said Justioe % the 5th day
Of January 1894 and plead. answer or dsmur % nad
Eu Otherwise the cause vii b set down for bearing
p0Tts on that day
g. n. soUTHGATE,J P.
Dss.I, S6s.-iW.--Pr. Zee S.
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The shove sent by mail or otherwise on the receipt
OF price and return postage.
address, Z. J.. TkRBOX,
Post OfaoS Box 2l8.
Persons ordering, viii please state the size and
style desired -whstneF hard or a0t, nns or cOaEsst
and Il the pen sh0ald fsi 10 please, prove defeo
tive, viii have tue privilege Of eEehangi' g Il. A
deduction Of afteon per esnt allowed on ordsrs Of as
or ever, and S2S on those Of 800
Second quality Pen 10 ea'sts nns, not iaoluded In
the above, With plated cases fr0m 81 s. hpwArGs.
LIBERAL disooant made 70 The trade.
zoy2Stt Z. L. TARBOx.
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COLUnBIA, IHsN NOV. y, 1888.
MR J. ". DoLBEAR-Dcar SIR / have been much
interested and pleased IN examining Jour system Of
PenmRnship. Your method Of teaching seems 10 me
be both kiful and fithfJl, and the inprOvem mt
Of your pupils Is 81 rprsing and rapid beyond any.
thing have ever Witnessed. / shall fcel happy II
this testimony to your merit shall lead others avail
themselves OF your instruction IN Of the most
beautiful and useful srts and very respectfully,
etc. JAS. II. OTEY.
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~ UNDERSIGNED having been aotherIzsa 10 Re-
sf1it Hoegn for Ne Galt8e 9ias serxsca FOR IA
setA q sHfee yaern 81 daring ms var oas tie lss q
- e eeorgA 3 eazaous e sisin TeeraiHng CON.
1ssAaenA y eaerGee1es trzs ma, wh1 a b. o1uuis.
neDed e eoon &c tneeeMpaHy b fat. Eor lnfsrma.
hen e7F1 y d q H0HAED,
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For Ts,o som and Nationality.
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w.CANrERoDS &Co Publishers
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SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1863.
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1 ItsPVctiullys
TaUS. II. BENTON,

Allow me to introduce TO you my frieud J. ". Dol
bear, who sits your city for the purpose OF tsach
ing Penmanship and PhonOgTaphy HIS reputation
a successful teacher Is vel ssd so widely estab
ligaed that viii say nOihir OF that score. ouly
deeire 10 present him as gentleman from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure aud profit and a.
whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate
anything you may 90 10 further bis designs will be
gratefully scknow lodged by your friend,
HAHN u RDuAg
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ROOM Deer Smiths Drug Store, Cor CEsTo oh assd Vla.
SEest.. HOURS, to IL. a. u, to 3, P. u, and ]
to at night
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Reserr.ng 10 the shove, We voald respectfully en-
nouscs 20 ths pu5lic thEt shall upen - No. 90
College street, bspwesn Uaioa sna the hqaafe, TIE
ID car o. JAuaary noxt, The