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NOTICE

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust TO nc executed by
ID George W. Woodriug on the 14th day ofMarch
1861, and duly registered in Book B, page 1872,
will expose to public sale forcash, before the Court
House door in the town of Pulaski,
On Monday, 4th day of February, 1857,
the front part of Lot No. 229, enclosed within the
premises on which the said Wooerng now RESIDES,
and bounded as follows:-On the north by lot No.
$50, cast by 2nd Main street, south by street be-
tween the SAID lot and Mrs. Frank Rose and on tho
west by part of lot No. ST. conveyed to j. l. ones
on the 3th day of October, 1860
Sold for the purpose ofsatying the debts specified
in said deed
Jan'y Aid WIN. BATE Trustee.
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PERsoNAL.-The friends of Henry Wat
terson, Esq, of the Banner, will be graft
in Europe, and would sail few days after
the 18th ult., for his home in Nashville
In private letter to US, of the above date,
from London, he states the very agreeable
fact that the health of his estimable and &C
complished wife has greatly improved by
travel, change of climate and the amuse-
ment of foreign sightseeing. Their many
friends in this city will soon have the pleas
ure of greeting them home. May their re-
turn voyage be a safe and speedy one
Union and Dispatch.
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TO TAX PAYERS,

7 desire to notify delinquent tax payers that in
tend to settle up the business by the LIST Monday
in February. have visited the various voting pre-
cncts of the county twice during the past year, Civ
ing to all an opportunity to settle without addition
al cost; and desire still to accom- Odats For this
purpose I viii attend at Pulaski during the present
month; but after the 1sG Monday in February all
uncolIected taxes viii be collected by constable.
iaull-td II. II. AYMETT, 7. q.
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Notice.

LII Pers2ns are hereby notified not % trade for
u note given by John +. McCsnla-s IL John II
Taylor on the 22d day Of October, $50 made pay
able % Mary New, and due on the 18th Of Deem
berr 1861, for the rent Of land for thaJyear, Said
note was given under misapprehonsion Of fncts TO
person who had 70 night 10 rent the land, and ia
therefore void JOHN T. McCANLASS.
dec. 2l-4t JOHN II. TAYLOR.
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A Lawyer and His Client Tried for

II Lawyer ana MS G1euG 1T16Q IOr
Larceny.
J. P. Rexford and L. G. Stow were ar
rested Tuesday evening on the charge of
larceny. They were taken before Esquire
Patterson, and released upon their own re-
cognizances to appear for examination yes
terday at 10 o'clock.
Stow had pawned a watch with Bohney
Gerth to secure debt due them. He after
wards procured a writ of replevin for the
same. The defendants declined to deliver
the watch to the officer, but gave it to Esq'r.
Patterson, who tried the case. During the
trial i. was handed to the witnesses for iden-
tifcation. Rexford, who was acting as
counsel for the plaintiff, had the watch in
his hand and reached it to the plaintiff. 1t
being retained by Stow, both the law
yer and his client were. at the close of the
examination yesterday, bound over in the
sum of $1,000 each for their appearance
before the Criminal Court.--Aash. Banner.
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A drninistratOr's N Office.
A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of Samuel Nc
without delay and make payment. By so doin z
they will save cost; and all persons having claims
the estate are required to present them prop
e6Iv authenticated within the time prescribed by
law or they viii be barred.
ian Ii-3t BENZ. B. BASS, admir-.
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NEW ADVERTISER MIS-


A Ii persons indebted to the estate of a. NJ. Bal
II lentine, decd, by note or account, viii find
their notes in the hands of Rose 81 Gordon
Call at their Office over the old Planters bank and
pay them before you pay costs, as the estate must
be settled. W. Z. BALLENTINE,
ian II Admir-.
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Correction.
Interested parties haze circulated the report that
1 the house of
ALLISON BROTHERS

was not bonded. This is a mistake Gotten may
be shipped to this house through Messrs j. d. Faut
d5 CO. at all times, and the shipper himself may do
by simply obtaining permit from the Reaenue
collector Of the county. 1t is on the same footing
precisely of the other houses IN Nashville.
dec2S-4t
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CONGRESS has passed the bill attempting
to restrict the Presidents constitutional
power to grant pardon for offenses. That
body has the right to repeal its own acts
The repealed section conferred no right that
the President did not already possess, and
as it was improper matter for the statute
book, we presume its repeal will be APPROX
ed by him. We presume also, that he will
continue to pardon whenever he thinks it
his duty to do SO, and if Congress don't
ike it, we don't see how they are to help it.
They can get no countenance or aid from
the Supreme Court, for that body seems to
have Partially for the Constitution. and to
hold Congress, as now composed, in very
low estimation.-- Union G Dispatch.
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10 Reward.

CTRAYED or stolen from the rack in Pulaski, on
- Friday, 2Sth Dec, 1866
One Blight Bay Horse,
very heavy bodied, with bald face, about fourteen
and half hands high, three years old last Spring,
for the recovery of which l win pay the above re
ward. Any information thankfully received.
ian4-3t JAMES KEELING.
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WIN. M. BURwELL, in the opening address
at the recent New Orleans Fair, said:
liking Cotton has been dethroned; if he
is ever re-enaugurated, his scepter must be
a spindle"
The New Orleans Picayune says: True,
every word of it-truer than much of the
preaching we have heard in our day
Every spindle we can set agoing in the
South will prove liege and faithful sub.
ject of King Cotton, and when enough of
them are whirling, they will elevate him to
his former place and power"
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VIM. Bate and n. Patterson, VS..
j.. Potter, J. NJ. Simonton ct ais.


J. P. Potter, J. Nj. Simonton ct ais.
this cause it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
clerk and master from affidavit that the defend
ants J p Potter j NJ Sinonton and Ruth Simonton
his wife, Edward Perkins and his wife,
A Y Perkins, are non-residents Of the State of
Tennessee, 20 that u @ ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served on them; On motion it is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Citizen, newspaper
published in the town Of Pulaski in said state, re-
curing said defendant to be and appear the first
day of the next term Of the Chancery Court, to be
held for the county Of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski on the first Monday in March next and
answer com paiuants bill. the VIII be tai en-
for confessed to them and set for hearing crparte
Jan II, 1867 A. cox, c. d NJ.
Thomas White. Allen White and Others divisors
and heirs of Elisha White, decd, IS. John
White heirs and divisors of Elisha White, decd.
IN this cause It appearing the satisfaction Of the
i clerk and master from affidavit that the defend
ants J ohm J White, Margaret Phelps and her hus-
band, Phelps, Albert White, Margaret G
White. John T White and Sallic White, children
Of William White decd. and Elisha White ir., re
side in the State of Missouri; that Granville
White resides in the State Of Kentucky; that Olivia
Ann Armstrong and Elisha G. ArmstrOns, children
Of Eliza Ann Armstrong, decd, Lucretia J Ann
strong and Mary Elizabeth Carter, wife of James
Thomas Carter reside in the State Of Mississippi,
and are ali nOn-resdents Of the State Of Tennessee,
JhaJ the names and residence Of the heirs and rep
tves of james W hite deed. late Of the Sate
Of Arkansas, arc unknown; that the names and res
ICcncc Of the heirs and representatives, Of Harrison
White, decd. late Of the State Of California, are
unknown, but all believed 70 be non-re-idents Of
State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot be served them, On motion IL
therefore ordered that publication be made for tour
weeks in succession, IN the Pulaski Citizen
newspaper published IN Pulaski, in said State,
quiriug the said defendants % be and appear the
first day of the next term o. the ch8Hcerg court
be held for the county Of Giles the court house in
Pulaski, on tho fret monday in March next and
for con ssed % ;hc and set for hearing cxpaTte.
jan II, 1861 \. cox n
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TNr1nS.


Nancy Turner ct ais.
this it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
L Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants, Caroline N Hail. Sidney Birdsong. Georgiana
Birdsong, Ann Jeuetta Hall, Joseph W Hall, and
+ B Hall are non-residents of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process ofJhs court cannot be served
on them; On motion it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks in succession in
the Citizen, newspaper published in the town Of
Pulaski in said State, requiring said defendants to
be and appear on the first day of the next term Of
the Chancery Court, to be held for the county of
Giles at the court house in Pulaski, the first
Monday in March next, and answer compiainants
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing er-parte.
ian II, 1867. A COX, c. I'M.
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NEW DRUG STORE!

DR. J. A. SUMPTER s. J. L. PEARCY.
CAT the old stand of Ward & Shapard,)
East side Square, Pulaski Tenn,
TTAVE Just received a fresh stock of pure and re
II liable Drugs, Medicines, and Fancy Articles,
etc. to which they invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally.
Physicians are especially invited 10 call and
examine our stock
Prescriptions
Carefully compounded at all hours by competent
and experienced druggist. jan4-u
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Cross w alter Farm,
situated five miles south of Pulaski. The part for
sale is about half cleared and the balance heavily
timbered. Good water and plenty of 1t
TERMs-One third cash and the BALANCE in one
and two years with interest.
ian 4-td LUCIOUS D. SUTTLE.
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J. Nelson Patterson ct ais,
James Patterson ct ais.

this cause it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
i Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants David Uouzc, Helen UOUZe, Louisa HOuZc,
Minnie Houze, James Patterson Salie Patterson,
Sallie FIournoy and Lucinda Patterson, nou-res-
idents Of the State of Tennessee, that the ordi
nary process of this court cannot be served them,
On motion it is therefore ordered that publication
b made for four weeks in succession in tho Citizen,
newspaper published in the town of Pulaski in
said State, requiring the sHid defendants 20 be and
appear the first day of the next term Of the Chan
Gerry court be held for the county Of Giles at the
court house in Pulaski the first monday in
March next, and answer compliments Bill, or the
viii be taken for confessed to them and set
for hearing eX-parte,
jan II. 1857 A. cox, C & n
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James NJ. Edwards. ct al. VI
Nancy +. Oliver ct als.

this cause appearing to the salts faction of the
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant, f. T. OLIVER, is a nonresident of
the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of this court cannot be served on him; On
motion it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four weeks in cessiOu in the Citizen,
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski in said
State, requiring said defendant to be and appear on
the first day the next term Of the Chanccry Court
to be held for the county of Giles ut the court house
in Pulaski the first Monday in March next,
and answer compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed to him and set for hearing
er-Pa7te. tjanll, 1851 A. cox, c. d NJ.
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KEEP THE BALL IN MoTIoN-The sub
scription receipts at our counter yesterday,
for new subscribers, amounted to 1882. 90,
end for the day previous $500. If we were
in the habit of affecting slang expressions,
we should say-"Bully P'--Nash. Banner.
What Newspaper publisher wouldn't
say "bully' for such as that?
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For several months officers of the TOpo-
graphical Engineer Corps have been max
ing surveys and examinations in the neigh
borhood of Washington for the selection of
a proper site for the new Presidential man
sion. They are now making up their re-
port, and it is said have selected for the
mansion and park tract of 1900 acres Of
land lying northward of the city, and near
Columbia College.
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Cross Water Farm for Sale.

ON the first monday in February next, will sell
" to the highest bidder at the court house dOoriu
Pulaski, one hundred and fifty acres Of the far
fnr1nl nd VOL known
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Land for sale.

PURSUANT to q decree of the Chancery court at
i Pulaski in the of
J. B. Chiders vs.. w. S. Judkins ct ais, will, on
Friday, LIST day of February, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder the premises, tract
of about land described in the pleadings
situated in the 9Th civil district of Giles county,
the waters of Dunnaha's creek, belonging to r. B.
Judkins, and adjoining the land Of asmes Randall
Stephen D. Williams, and others.
GIInS.
5000 in cash. Balance a credit of 6, y and IS
months with interest from date Notes with good
security required and lien retained.
jan II COX, y III
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about years old about I6 hands high, one hind
foot white and small scar the muscle Of one Of
her fore arms, and when walking has a peculiar
swing. 4 liberal reward will be paid for her re-
cOyery or for any Information concerning her.
Dec l4-tf JAS. a. T SKfLLERN.
Florence Journal and huntsville Weekly Indie
pendent copy Il. aud send bill to this Office.
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A Bay Mare,

IRON the subscribers stable, 2 miles south Of p
y laski, Tenn.. on the nighL Of The 6thinat.,
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:JOHN O'NEILL
STOLEN.

Real Estate and Claim Agent,
IS, Cedar St., Nashville, Tenn.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
-Four Dollars Per Annum, Invariably in Advance
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Dec. 2s-4w.
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"aENMRAL ORDBxs NO. 3a.n

We publish this morning IN important order
from Gen. SIoKLSs, somewhat affecting the
status Of oortain ministers OF Justice within the
bounds of tho Second Military District.
Paragraph 1. requires ShoriGs, Chiefs of Po-
lice, City Marshals, Chiefs of Detectives, and
Town Marshals, to report to Brovct Colonel f.
w. HINES, Provost Marshal General Of this
District, setting forth namcs duties, salary,
&C., Of each officer, and the authority by whom
appointed.
II. Reports to be made OF the commission of
| all offences, of arrests, etc.
III. Reports to bo made of tho escape Of pris-
oners, and tho attending circumstances; also of
..-.' u escaped prisoa.rs
Nv, Sheriafs are required to repv.. A.. IL,
dition Of jails.
Y. Civil officers In charge of q Jail, prison
or workhousc are TO make monthly reports to
tho Provost Marshal General. The first report
made under tho requirements Of this paragraph
will include tho period from january ], to Mny
81, 1867.
vi. all Sherifs, Constables, etc., arc re-
quired to obey and execute tho lawful orders
Of the Provost Marshal General; and any re-
sistance 10 or uisobedienoe Of tho lawful orders
or authority of the Provost Marshal General
will subject the offender to trial by Military
Commission.
VII. Requires duplicate reports to be sent
to Post Commanders
VIII. This order will not relieve civil ofIioors
from tho discharge of duties now required of
them.
IN. Refers to tho regulation of ShcrifTs' and
Coustables' fees for services performed under
the orders of tho Provost Marshal General
y. Requests all persons who may know of
any threatened breach of tho pence to mako
complaint Mt once TO tho Chief of Police, cto.
NJ. Imprisonments ,r default in payment of
costs, fees or charges of Court, Attorneys or
public officers, shall not exceed thirty days.
This ia the substance of tho order, but wo
advise all our readers to givo IL q careful peru
snl.
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ieat' But we should no: anticipate much Sc
rigps opposition. wc bavs seen many young
tfssdmcn la.cly, Of both rcxcs, catircly inno-
'ofnt Of letters, with bmn new Tcstamonls,
thumbing them with uusasbed hands. wo
SHOULD not be surprised il tllcso biblical neo:
phytcs could bO induced to accept now Tes,a-
ment every Sunday morning. What a fine
opening here for gratuitous distribution.
But worse than this is royel and decidedly
daring experiment on the part Of tho Bible So
oioty's Secretary; no less than tho publication
with tho Sooiety's types. press aud money!
Of AruLEIus' Cupid and Psyche" Whether
or not 1t is Mrs. TtamE's tmn,lation, and to DO
gr"tuitously distributed, we haro not yet
learned; but If 30 wo can yoature TO promise
the Secretary most magnificent harvest. We
SEQ II stated in tho New York Round Table that
BrRoE's "Don Juan" Is to bo tho next publica.
tion of this extra biblical series, issued by the
Secretary, but we arc inolinai to think this On
nouncemsnt somewhat premRuro.
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LARuEsT CIRouGATIoN.-The ,DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Laf7
ters remaining in tie Iosto6fce at tie c,les
Of each 10eek, agrecaJly to tho .follo'0tny
section of Me Nep Po''e0iee La~,a' Ms
neiospaper haoing tHe largcst circulation tn
The City Of Charleston:
sEo1Ios And bo Il further enacted. That uss OF LOT
tors remaining uncacd for In any Poatofce tn any city
town or vlsgc. whore nowspapor ghall DO printed
shall hereafter bo published once only In tho newspaper
which, bofnE pu6llhcd wcotly oener, shall haSe the
Once,
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4s- Al communications intended for publication IN
is journal must be addressed 10 e Editor of the
Daily Netcs No. II Hdyne-strea, Charleston, S. O.
business Gonsnianfe .:ions to Publisher Of Daily
RetcT
Recannot undertake 10 return rejected communica-
tons
Advertisements outside Of The city must Js accompd-
MED ,piih Hie cash.
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CHI A r + E s T ON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1857.

Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office SO as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends.
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An US E Nj ENTS.
MOUNT PLEASANT IIAUs.
Gin ScutScber Sull

Dtre eahfnStn an Woutas ben l0ten 3uni, 1867, hen
Jipeen YfnBitas pcJl ale meine Grtanee une YchnRen
srssten1 sinseIahsn finb. HnfauS nHr Ra&mittass.
Gintritt 60 Gents.
The Steamer Rocklaud leaves Market Wharf at
o'clock, and an o1tra boat nt 0 o'clock.
Juno z s. s. Iicud dru
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M EET Ia GS,
sTI,ICT UnsENVANCE LODGE, No.

STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE, No. 20,
A. +. NJ.
TUE REGULAR COMMUNICATION WILL BE HELD
i Iaa Brenin2 7th inst. ut MaEnnc Hall. :!
o'cloeh. Candidates for degrees will DO punctual.
by order Of W. M. A. y. DOUGLAS,
Juuo7 Secretary.
MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
n Of your Company, This friday Evening. tho 7th
inst, at O'Clock precisely.
by order. q. A. CALDER.
Juno7 Secretary 81. y. Z. T.. Co.
EAGLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
n your Company at your HnIl. This tFfiday Ereninc.
at O'Clock precisely.
Juno ]. o. NOLTE, Secretary.
GERMAN s0IIUTzEN CLUB.
TUE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING WILL DE
i hold at Lirdatods Hall, corner King and Calhoun
streets, 7hts Evening, tho TIL tust.. ut O'Clock.
large attendance II requested. 70 hear the revised
Constitution road TuEO. C0RDES,
June Secretary.
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FiNAR CIAL.:
NOTICR.
oFr1or np rHR CAPTAIN n,. ,,o,1nu

OFFICE OF TEE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
OHihLIsros, 8. @, My IS, 1858.
the ''CitauAing Of priviss and ysuI" forbids DE
Of barrels In con cars and wagons and parties ep
plying for Ecsnle required TO provide cfoeed CARL
suitable for tbs puEposs, An pdr5ns, therefore Who
purpose taking Jobs OF tas hind hereby required 10
hng their cari 70 pnAln Guafd hGuhc for tnspscn bs
toro spplytng 1oe hoonse. O. 3. Ma&XLD.
AA5A hao Captain Of Police
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R { M o v AIS.
REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
~ REEN, TRAPMANN & CO. HAVE REMOVED
" their Office to SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
June WIN
ID DEMOvAL.-TIIE OFFICE OF THE
III SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
been removed from Over the old Bank Of Charleston
No. 80 BROAD STREET
May rs
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PICNIC
Eurupcrcina.

Gin Sie,Ric ets Euruucreins Tirb AM Ylontas ben
10cn CUNT auf hem S@ltenrlap absebaen trrIsei. aue
GIeHubr fss 8ersnt ub san frtlubs einsetassn. Die
Sub Carolina Giitntabu pire bic Gale uGr YlcrgtnS
une nm nPr slaRmittass na stH elpIag, unb Nttnss
itRr nn& ssr Stabt ,nridbruseu. 5r quite Duff unb
9Ifrif&nnssn IN ssteHa sefcrst. Gntrtspreie gum SEP
plat 81. Die Committee.
Innn Y
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by tho uae or

There cometh glad hdings ofJoy TO all,
TO young and TO old, to gtea. and TO small;
Tho bouuty which onco was so precious and ruro
Is free for all. and ell may be fair.
by tho use or
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l0ST .
BOAR DI N g..

DERMAHEHT, TRANSIENT AND nay
f BoARDER9 can bo pleasantly accommodated. on
reasonable terms, st No. 90 WKNTWoRTH BTRRHT.
I1ICELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
IL rstes In the most oontrL bunneas part Of The oily
without lodging, In priyAso house, can now be MI
For psrteu1ars sddross II. Z" Postonoe. Nay Is