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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-03
INTELLIGENCE
" COLLECTION Il AGENCY

ENERAL INTELLIGENCE
NJ COLLECTION d AGENCY
BUSINESS. ct..
The undersigned offers his services to the public
in the above capacity. He will devote himself to
the business ola q
General Intelligencer, Collection Of Ac.
counts, Rents, so
and the procurement of LABOR, together with
such other matters as may come within the pur-
view of General Agent. .a,sta.,.,,l ID - sIs F.
In the discharge of the duties that may pc I'M
trusted to him, guarantees promptness and fdeli-
ty. His charges will be moderate, and his en-
deavors to give satisfaction, will be assiduous and
untiring.
Patronage respectfully solicited. Until per-.
m anently located, he may be found at the store Of
VIM. B, Rogers, Esq, corner OF Wide Water
street and Roanoke Avenue. 80
IlGI QE-.l4Aa4fl5B JOSEPH NASH.
RrrsasNcEs.--W. B. Rogers X. h. Baker, Jr.,
s. s. Stubs, b. 4. Bockover, Jos. @. Deming,
s. HaHodges.z Dr. R. w. Rose, VIM. W. Hall,
Taylor Martin d Co.'S Chss Reid, DR.. Z. p
Grauisr, Dr.. u. N. Mash. sg ts-2m
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yyv II. g. LAND,
LUMBER, LIME, COAL, HAY, PLASTER
CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIALS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WIDE WATER STREET, 5.
,Old Custom House Lott
Has on hand
sulN01N''' HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and
YELLOW PUNE BOARDS,
t0TSTs and SCANTLING,
FLOORING PLANNING,
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
,rosly TONGUED and GROOVED
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TTAS FIXTURES
U .so,s.aJ .35aigsa - J. Il. DAWSON
Keeps for sale ON kiss oson private account, Gas
Chandeliers. Pendants, Brackets, Portables,
Drop-ightsy Globes, &C., over the Gas Com
pany's office, and can furnish at short notice,
at New York prices, from the best manufactures
in the country, almost any modern style OF Gas
Fixture in use. .srl.i g.l0 r,- sit.
All in want are invited to examine my stock
and pattern books. Fixtures put up by skilful
workmen and warranted. ap list
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A Good Days Work.

Out in Michigan number of farmers were
sitting in front of q country store at the close
of sutry day, and telling stories about their
work, and SO on, when one of them took the
rag off the whole of them ty relating his ex-
perience -...-
II say, you have all told whopping big
yarns, now; but III just tell you what done
once in York State, on the Genessee Flats,
and on my fathers farm. He owned meadow
just mile long, and one morning in June l
began to mow--sun about an hour high
and moved right along the whole length of
the field. The grass was so heavy that had
to NOV down to the lower end of the field and,
walk back, or as we say, carry my swarth. ;
Well, worked on till shutdown, and then
quit just thought, as the meadow was just
mile long, I'd count the swartbs, and l did
so, and there was one hundred That, gentle
men, is what York State folks call a big day s
work"
so you walked two hundred miles that
day, did you :" asked one farmer.
''And moved half the time you were walk
ing?" said another.
$50 it seems" replied the great mover; II
tell you the facts, and you can make as much
Of it as you can"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NTEW CROCK kerry, GLASS,
~ A N ID
WOODEN WARE store

NORFOLK, VA.
The subscriber respectfully informs his FRIENDS
and Tue nonntrv. that he has opened, at the
shnye stand, large and varied stock OF Z
rR0CKERY, GLASS, AND WOODEN WAKE
saoantlv selected by competent judges, to which
Satnvites the attention OF purchasers, with the
,s.urance that his stock will always be full ana
oomnlete, embracing everything in his line OF
bnsipess, which will be sold at the lowest prices
'p Safi and examine before purchasing elsewhere
ianly-ly = 1O2. -. - = --1s 80
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BUSINESS CARDS.
uALsTED BROS. & PUTNAM,
IS PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.

SION NEE HANTS,
- .--5-.. FOR THE SALE OF
Cotton, Tobacco, Rosin, Tar, Pitch. Dried Fruits,
Furs, and Skins, &C., &c. The highest market
price, with quick sales, and prompt returns .
Send for weekly price current and marking
plate. I'D. a..... ...., ... .-. 80 jan23-6m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
EsT BIS II ED 1885.
AN O s! PI "A N Q 81!
CHAR N. STlEFF,

II
fla NOS! PI "A Q 8!
cHARLES N. STlEFF,
4s MANUFACTURER OF ln4. III
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
Factory 81 and So, Camden Street, and 20 and
al, Perry Street, near Howard street,
BALTIMORE, ND,
Has always ON hand the largest stock OF FL
AMOS In the City. My Pianos are all Rosewood,
full Iron Frame, and overstrung and warranted
for five years, and the privilege Of exchange
within IL months, if not entirely satisfactory 10
the purchaser. Secondhand Pianos, from 500 to
$500, always on hands Melodeons and Parior Or
gans from the best makers.
We have permission to refer to General RGbt'
E. Lee, Of Washington College, Lexington; Rev.
r. e. Phillips, Va. Female Institute; j. G. Co
veil and Prot. Graham, of Va. Institute for the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, Staunton; Payne d
Bros, Lynchburg; Messrs. White & Pole, Lex
ington, Va. NJ. Harvey EHnger sHarrisonburg;
who have used our Instruments. decS0-ly
JOS. q. D0Bs0N, JNo.T. RAINIER.
nOBSON 81 RAINIER,
n. EAST WIDE WATER STREET,
iMPoRTERs AND DEALEss IN
BDANDIES, ..TY@&l -
WINES III
VII KIES,
--Fee RUNS, r.stI
BITTERs, &c.
SOLE AGENT FOR.
Smith & Bros Celebrated Xxx ALE.
ALSO SOLE AG4 NTS FOR THE
CELEBRATED WAHOO AND CALISAYA
BITtTERS.
All of which we offer to the trade
AT NORTHERN PRICES.
Call and examine our stock. ,.a {,.. .,, n te2o
TNTT r,H IInD 8 q CIR a RI .EC
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How THE MONEY GoEs.-The items of
appropriation of the bill introduced by Mr..
Stevens in the House, for the Freedmen's Blu
reau for 1865, shows what an expensive ele-
plant that animal is on the hands of Uncle
Sam The items are as follows
Salaries Of assistants and sub-assistants,
$l47 900; clerks, 49,, 1900; stationery and
printing, $4,000; quarters and fuel, $15 200;
clothing for distribution, $1,750,000; COM
missary stores. $4,106,2 60; medical depart
n,ent, $500, 900; transportation, $1,ee0,00O;
school superintendent, $4,000; sites for
school houses, orphan asylums, &C., $4,000
900; sundries, $4,000; total, $l1,es4, 450.-
Washington Star.
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THOMAS II. CHOPPER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Having returned to this City, win practice 10
the cities of Norfolk, Portsmouth and the sur
rounding counties. 1laa y5xi1~-.2 i5S&f
once ~ ,Matn street
an ab,ims -la 3t'&%-sl u. 0Ul-
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A. G o L b Il II T

plate, ~. I.s.t., s.s .5-s d.. jan23-6m
A. c o L B Z Il T -
No. 10 n. CHURCH STREET,
| (Above Freemason,)
sE WORE K, VA.
/ FAMILY GROCERIES,. LTQ UoRS, 30:
7 iy24-ly
TO MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW
CITIZENS.
r HAVE got a small Cargo Of the
I'll BEST LORBERRY RED ASH COAL, 81.
well Screened, at IS cents per bushel. Delivered
to any part of the city free of charge. Call at the
Lumber, Lime and Coal Yard, Ohanberlain's whit.
apl4-lw* 991 i. DEcORDY.
r G. wHITEHURsT,
No. IS MARKET SQUARE,
(At Norris Old Stand, sla
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, TEAS,
~ &C., &C., DO
Particular attention given to
Country Trade.
respectfully solicit the patronage OF my frien Is
the counties of Norfolk, Princess Anne, Pas
quotank, Camden and Currituck. jy24-ly
RIFFlN BARNES
IL = SASH, BLIND AvD
DOOR MANDATORY,
L WOOD TURNING in all its branches,
Nos. 1872 d. 81 Cor. Church and Urnion St.,
70. -.lt bus NORFOLK, VA. N d.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS M
From the country and neighboring towns viii
find it to their interest to call before purchasing
elsewhere, as all orders received by me will b.
pr ;ssPs{y attended to and neatly executed
HARDWARE AND CUTTLE.s1
III aIsI5 4. WAREHOUSE. = ..=.
no III, Market Square,
e.a,a (SIGN OF THE AXE,)
NOR FOL e., FIR GINA tsgr
Having made large additions to my heretofore
extensive Stock, and buying always for cash, ena-
ules to offer greet Inducements to cash, buyers
W. r. HUDGINS.
decls .lg - s. Hardware Importer.
FIFTH O G II, w LIN e r g co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
for the sale of y ia.sa4oJ &
COTTON, TOBACCO, AND OTHER PRODUCE,
T5 and for the purchase Of
Merchandise, Machinery. DC.
40 7:ALSO:
AGENTS Fon THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF
h E A l. E s 7 A Y E,
-. q and for procuring
WHITE LABOR FOR THE SOUTH,
Nos. 40 AND AZ BROADWAY,
T Nsw YORK..
l.. II. FITZHUGH, late of Kentucky,
W. L. WILMER, late Of Philadelphia,
THOS. G. GALE, late of Norfolk, Va,
GRAHAM l.. HUGHES, late of St. Louis, Mo.
REyEHEncEs.- w. II. Turner Co., Norfolk,
Va; Robinson, Adams d Co., Richmond, Va;
Hon. w. Graham, Hillsboro, N. c.; SKipwith L
Conway, New Orleans, La; Wilmer, Canneu &
Co., Philadelphia, Pa; Lambert Cuttings, Balti.
more, Md; Ben. Holiday, New York
ma2G II. q a
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A Ghost Story.

lwsdesire toadd to the collection of attested mar
vels with wi ich Mr.. Robert Dale Owen has favored
the public ofatc years. the following narrative It
comes to Us only at second hand. We can bear wit
ness to the general good Judgment Of 'sD ;" who, by
repeating Col "Ks" story, seems to endorse that Of
hcers character for veracity and good ssnse-ED,l
One night as party of officers, in the
woods Of Louisiana, sat around camp fire,
the talk turned upon sounds and sights, unac-
countable and apparently supernatural, when
| Col. K. Of the 18th N. H., told the following
story: "' ~
When quite young man, there was 10 the
town in which he then lived, house with the
reputation of being haunted; for that reason
it had been uninhabited for long time. With
two ofhis friends, young men like himself, he
determined to ascertain If there was any foun-
dation for its bad character, and they went to
the house to spent night. '
l. 1t was large two storied building, in the
old fashion, and in good condition. Fronting
on the street, the door in the centre, two win
dows on each side, and the front stairs rum
ming up from the door, with landing at top,
and the attic stairs running up from that, at
right angles with the lower flight. -1
Late at night, as they were sitting in the
front room, at the right of the door, around a
table, reading and talking, they were suddenly
startled by loud noise like that of large log
of wood falling from the roof upon the attic
floor, and then rolling end over end down the
stairs to the landing, with a momentary stop
there, then down the flight in the same way,
with an emphatic bang upon the floor at the
bottom. At the same moment, the door Of
their room opened with rush their lights were
instantly extinguished without apparent cause,
and they were left in profound darkness and
silence, except that they were conscious of
some presence in the room, by the sound ot
feet pacing with soft steps and measured tread
around the table, outside their circle. The
steps were those of quadruped and large, as
they judged by the sound, which was like the
continued di15 ior sisS tvs oE Gf%ss f6ree minn.o. lie
being spoken, when K. took match to reiight
the candles At the movement, their mister
ious visitor went out OF the room with rush
ing sound, as at the entrance. and again, the
house was perfectly silent. gu 11 hla-
The party, taking their candles, searched
every part of the house, from attic to cellar,
and found windows and doors all fast, and no
thing out of place. The attic door was fast,
and there was no log OF wood at the bottom Of
the stairs, where they had no doubt of hnd-
dingone,no were there any marks whatever ON
/ the stairs indicating the rough passage Of such
a thing over them. The sound upon the stairs
| was as If they were almost smashed at every
bound OF the body whatever it was--upon
them. la-1lr- aaa --} Ts egs.iz-o
/ They could discover no cause whatever, for
the exhibition which they had Witnessed, nor
4 did they ever obtain the slightest clue to 1t.
i M .rr---- .-I " IL - ID.
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We publish this morning supplement con-
tanning Senator Trumbulps great speech ON
the Veto Message; the Presidents remarka-
bic speech on the 22d February, which may
be regarded as an informal message to Con-
gress and to the nation; and that portion OF
Senator Fessenden's speech on the 2Sd Febru-
airy, in which he states his views upon the
question of reconstruction. We have already
published the veto message. The documents
which are now laid before our readers exhibit
fully the divergence, which has become pain
fully apparent, between the views of the Presi-
dens and Of the majority in Congress. We de-
sire to call special attention to Mr.. Fessen-
den's clear and forcible presentation of the
rights and powers of Congress in the present
extraordinary circumstances.
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iEY- The Augusta Farmer says the cause Of
the hog cholera is eating more than the animal
can we'll digest, and salt and coal are recon-
mended as proper remedies and preventives to
be kept at all times within reach of the swine,
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The Government and the Eight Hour Move
m0nt.

Tne 6oVernmenb ana tne EiGnt Aour Movs-
ment.
rho follovv;no ,,h;ch ,va ont f.o,,, /. sAo.,.
Z. Ans 'ono"s' "A'sA w sa' Ho'n issens
issue OF 1he Ndt'on, contains number OF
very sound suggestions, very well put, which
xue cor6me,,d n To the careful consideration of
!. ..-.....,. - .,;. ...,...u r.. -.,..,..
Jug aasoea'es VI 'iliS ePeeiouS oa' n'iSenle'rn
Gus project: o @ sd
nd The advocates of the eirht-hour movement
are makinq am effort to have the workme-dsy
Restricted 10 eicbt hours in ali Government
wards and workshops. which ia a verv good
idea If Government can afford II. "a h Cannot
until ii has paid its debts. Nor has II any
.richt to nav any of its emnlovees more thar
the market nrice for a fair sav,s lahor as long
as the rest of the commnr;tv i. wortinc to the
utmost extent of its mowers in order 70 meet
the heavy burden of taxation under which we
80 ',alsaS;sNs - tn a.. r,ha,, ~ r;I,5 ha
are nuw aporis ans usy WI mae r. n"aa,.s WI ~
a. y. a.r ,',.s Ell ,,,oo.s g.
"ens autuvl Ecu n " Pay e - ~ e~. -aesI "
snor uay ? iaDo. mn ".snos: slio ~, ,T,,,,lseeus ss
Oh great aoui.iu si =. ~ ~
not many sseps i1 ;,s ~ .nJ
VI IT, % snonsS NE are ,old ,het ,ha ar.,,,,,,. os
u nopeu, VIC an 'o.u, : s:.as sue VI
tne Goseinuien' WI eAei'ise ayra, mnu
sucs VI o'neI re- ~ anu ieau suen "
uo uNewise ,.;aht uhT d"IssoI S W. sampiy
mcra. onc, "io Sns " sosnna.o way Va
prcAIs a1 sSss.SnS.s 9s..s 4. y. naiueueo eaPl.ar
s.s' Dus sns H.. Iien nave 70 work
zen nouls = aay owlns SIMPLY 70 tne greco OF
s..s..;a,. -, 5arn.: S~P'ss - an u''iaiI -
SUMPTION. p IN aemocrauc l, countries, people
ART supposeu " NV woiA lor wnat iengtn OF time
pey peass. ine MSument tnat American
.si,. woisnen nave 70 submit 10 the DEMANDS Oh
cap..als's ; IN oruer 70 save tneir families rom
Ssar @ tS, s;a means sinpIy tnat tney are, y 10
s1es uo, II pretty much tne saine u -
nue.en.ns III Vi tne human race snousn IN N
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Established June 23, 1862. Tol.
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every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
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invariably in advance. -''A 1ie
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Under head of "AMUsRMENTs," $500 per square
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Fol, II Sale.

nNHAT very desirable lot of Land, situated on
i Pearl, between Cumberland an Oxford St., hav-
ing about seventy feet 'front.' ard containing six
thousand square feet, sufficiently large for two first
class houses. u ''@>t " 'iN+ = t
For particulars enquire of DANIEL PLUMMER,
or w. c. MEANS. .s . .t........
Portland March Z. 1e66-dtfl tti A4il' ts'-' t's'i
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,,FO r S ALE.

ANE Of the most desirable building lots, for gem
O3oeel residence and beautiful garden, in the City
OF Portland. Contains 10 200 feet and il very pleas
antly located on Grove Street. adjoining the Deering
Also Cottage House and Stable, and about one
acre of Land, with Fruit Trees, Grapes, Strawber-
ries, &C., on South Street. Gorham Village within a
few minutes walk from the Depot,-a very pleasant
situation, and will be sold at q bargain.
Apply at the Pro ate Office. -
February "a, 1866. ed1w&eodSw
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For Sale.

OTOCK, tools, fixtures and good will of a light
y manufacturing business well established in this
citySiA cash business, and without competition -
will be sold at great bargain, the owner is to
leave the city in lew days. A cash capital Of $4oo
or $500 only required. o ol .esi.4 u Llss-l glsl
ES-Call early at No 161 Middle St. up one flight,
Room No2. mhSd3ts
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aDV 'f9s hif''a For Sale" "l'7 7h- 10 p
nNE superior new Locomotive Boiler. 't4' ''+ ~
W. aOnesecond- hand Engine and Boiler (16 horse
ipower) all complete, . -. ....r
/; Second-han Shafing and Puliies o. si-' e3s'a"
One new horizontal Engine (6 in. cylinder.l -
One new oscillating Engine, (6 in. cylinder.) ,s,,
/, Alsb. second hand Min Gearing and Skating. '
, iTrenail Machines; Jack Screws. q fsi ojZi5 OK
~ All kinds of Machinery promptly made and
repaired. al '- '1' -'' '
.ssagis18 -5j Ora WINN, Agent, taat
feSd2m No. II Union ST., Portland, Maine.
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For. Sale. t0 close 3 concern,.. ~

- The Carleton Estate, at the corner of Con-
@;t gress and Carleton Stress; me isuring about
65 feet on Congress and about 100 feet on Carle-
ton Street, with the three-story House thereon
About one-half of the value may remain mortgage
lr FIR II number of wears. tyEthsr IN ormaon
Portland, March 6, = r :" ma ma Es. =.
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DAILY PRESS.
Saturday Morning, March 10, 1855,
Terms s-ss, 90 per gear In advance. q e
PORTLAND.

The daiy issSe of the Press is ia,g~ thas ths conn
ssd circulation Of all the other da,i,es IN the eitv,
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Farm for Sale.

ia s'ze" Farm for Sale. = :,
u A GOOD FARM Of about 20 acres, about II miles
Afro Gorham Village, on the line Of the Portland
8 Rochester Railroad, to be sold cheap. Terms lib
- s1a ifieis ROSCOE G. HARDING, Gorham, a
/ Or, Fl. G. BARNES, Portland. sr..,- stt,.,-.r Z.
Feb 27-dtt A' .l- r. f 'i =
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For Sale

HfIj IUl9TU d y FUT 6s8ICsla '7Il10 - =
49, "A good comfortable two-storv House and
;; Stable, wi about 5000 feet of land, located in
lg the most desirable part Of State Street. There
is onthe premises failing well of superior
ter Fer further particulars apply to Z. C.. OWEN,
No. q Exchange St., or ALFRED HASKELL, No.
f62 Fore Street.fIGI 40 sE9dDts AnE vIsfs1n-9n
u Mar S-d3w* a IA r,, {,s-if tos srif 5f4ir -iisI
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FOR SALE Z

- ss-4 % N36t 2 iili-----I 7fSfL .A3AN Boa i4sls
IA DRY GOODS Stock and Stand for sale at agreat
"A bargain. For particulars inquire of -r -
t7aSN9 iTHRASHER & CO.. 500 9HA q
Feb N--dtf , ye2g ai.1 10 aa4 Free st. Block. 4.
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. supplement to the Daily Press.

~ Reading Matter on all Four Pages.
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For Sale. -

- For Sale. =.
YTHE UNITED STATES PATENT RIGHT for
Il MARSHALLS IMPROVED ANCHOR. '7'5fa
10 y GEO. l.. KIMBALL,
a. 1Gaio yiif Firm of Stevens, Freeman q Co.
Nov. 11--dN m -a -.-.-.z La..aa % .nL 1nam
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IIyWaWl a9-- TUT 5sStCsl -1.--91-A y s-Illl
49, The place IN Westbrook now occupied by j,
E;;;f D. Kidder two miles from Portland, embracing
E.lL six acres Of land. house, stable and barn.
Address through 2. Q. sgla s.ii mhSd6
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sNyHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
! il Streets at present occupied by Messrs. Jefler-
son Coolidge & Co. Possession given Oct. LIST. q
- - S'''-Ses = A. g S. E, SPRING.
Sept 27-dH So '''i' 2 ''l 'l'i ~4-'-s' '-y
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% 7iEBba1a Rent Wanted. ab4uiaa 60 ysi
TNHREE or more roomss suitable for housekeeping
i Address GEO. ii. LEFAVOR.
March2 Nutihl8A4Iof- III O5f1fi fSfeAa 06ical 9n