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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05
For the Standard.
REPUBLICAN MEETING In ORANGE.

Pursuant to- previous notice the eolored
people of Orange County, N. c., met at Dur
hams, ON the 18th May, 1867, for the purpose
of making arrangements for public meet
ing, when and where they might consult
upon matters of political nature, and to
which meeting they might request promi-
Hent speakers to come and address them.
The object of the meeting having been
explained in an appropriate manner,
the Chair, and S. Bulls requested to act as
Secretary. The meeting having been organ
lied, the Chairman appointed the. following
named gentlemen committee to draft reso-
htions, expressing the object of the meet
ing, viz: Lewis Pratt, Richard Booker and
CASTOR Lee.
The committee having been requested by
the Chairman. to prepare these resolutions
and report at the next meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
on the 25th May, 1857.
According to adjournment, the meeting
was called to order by the Chairman, when
On motion, the cnmmittec submitted the
following series of resolutions which were
unanimously adopted, viz:
RESOLVED, That we as free citizens of the
State of North Carolina and United States
Of America, deem it a matter of the highest
importance that we should be we'll in
formed upon political matters, SO that We
may be prepared to perform all the duties OF
the American citizen with honor to ourselves
and tor the good Of alb.
Resoloed, That we deem it expedfient in or
der to reach the desired ends as expressed in
the foregoing resolution, to call a meeting OF
the people OF Orange County, and request
prominent speakers to address the meeting
thus called upon political matters.
Rssolued, That while we entertain feelings
Of partiality towards ne man, but being
thoroughly convinced Of their ability, patri-
otism and devotion to our cause, we espe'
cially request Mcssrs. James Jones and Jas.
Fl. Harris to attend our meeting and give US
such addresses as they may deem exPedienl
Resoteed, That we designate Saturday, the
9th day of June, as the day for tho lneesins'
to assemble ut Durham's Station,
The foregoing resolutions having oeen
read and adopted, on motion, the meeting
adjourned. SOLOMON GURR, ChA
s. BULLS, Secretary.
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For the Standard
REPUBLICAN MEETING In GREENE COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN MEETING In GREENE COUNTY.
Pursuant toa previous but very short no
tice the Republicans of Greene County, Of
both races, disearJling all former distinctions
of color or position, assembled at the
Court house, in Snow Hill, on Saturday the
25th ult., for the purpose of organizing and
adding their mite TO the glorious cause
of Union, Liberty and Equality before the
Law, inscribed upon the triumphant banner
of the great Republican party. Among
these were goody number of the NEST in
telligent and respectable whites of the Coun-
ty, and eoaeourse of the colored popula-
ton.
On motion Of Mr. S. A. Busbee, celored,
Richard ]. Williams, Esq, was appointed
President, and Mr.. Marcus Sheperd, colored,
Vice President, and ON motion of Mr.. Den
mis- Best, colored, Saml H. Edwards and
Luke Sheperd, colored, were appointed See
retaries.
On motion Of MIR. Busbee, the President
was requested to explain the object of the
meeting which he did in chaste, elegant
and we'll timed address,. At the conclusion
of which, he presented the platform of prin-
ciples coneected and adopted by the late
State Convention at Raleigh, fer the guidance
of the National Republican party Of North
Carolina, which were undissentingly en-
dorsed. M
A call for speeches was made from Messrs.
S. A. Busbee, Marcus Shepert, Dennis Best,
William Conner and Hardy Speers, colored,
and John NJ. Patrick and Theophilus Ed
wards, Esqs., all OF whom appropriately
and elO9uentfy responded, making mastery
addresses which were received with unboun-
applause.
By request, Mr.. Busbee consented to fur
nish copy Of his address for publication.
The President then offered the following
resolution which was unanimously adopted
Resolrsd, That we heartily endorse the
bold and fearless stand taken by the Hon
W. W. Holden, in the organization Of the
Republican party in North Carolina.
On motion, the thanks of the meeting
were rendered to its officers for the faithful
discharge of their duties.
On motion, the proceedings Of this meet
ing were ordered to he published in TIL
Standard and Mem6erne Republican, and al
other papers friendly to the cause be reques
ted to cupy.
On motion. the meeting then adjourned.
RICHARD j. WILLIAMS, Hresf.
MARCUS SHEPERD, (col) Fee Pre-
SAM. Fl. EDwARDs, Secretary.
LUKE sHErERD, (col.) { Assistaat SesY
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., May 81, 1867.

Editors Of the STANDARD !,
GENTLEMEN:-A meeting Of the omea =,
Republicans of this place was held last nlsn
and Club formed for this City, and the lpt-
lowing officers chosea:
Maj. T. A. BYRNEs, President. -,
JOHN s. LEARY, Vice Pres, co''
Maj. w. A. MANN, Secretary.
J. VI. DETP, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. james II; L.s'
NJ. A. Baker, John c.. Callahan, NJ. N Leai"
colored, Isham SWEET, eofored.
The Union League Of America IS as" n
active working order, and is. dong Wac
good. Yours, &c. ". a. ~
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CONVERSATIONS goR S4AyEs.-The ioilo'
ing is one Of the new articles OF tue A'A'
land Bill of Rights.
aArtiele a. That slavery shall mol 10 Sosa
established in this State, but having wv If
abolished under the policy and anfhon.
the United States. compensation ln' y SI";.sd
Grafton thereof is due from the sA"'
States"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05

IS A Hartford lady recently connected S iai.h
Christian Church, has renounceo "''
and joined tbs. Jewish communion
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-06-05

AN OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-The Southern
Waterman announces the death of James
Orr, the oldest man in jackson county-.be-
ing in his 93d year-at his residence on the
10th inst. The deceased was born in N. c.,
subject of King George III. Hewas in the
. highest sense of the term, an honest mana
good citizen, and an humble christian-hav
ing been connected with the Presbyterian
church some forty years-Atlanta Int.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-12
Rancid Butter.

- Welong ago cut froman exchange
the following recipe:
ITO a pint of water add 30 drops
(about half a teaspoonfuD of liquor of
choloride, of lime. Wash in this two
andJa half pounds Of rancid butter.
When, every particle of the butter has
come in contact with the water, let it
stand an hour or W o:then wash the
butter well again in pure water. The
butter is then left without any odor,
and has the sweetness of fresh butter.
These preparations of lime have moth
ing injurious in them. o@ ~
.bhWe forthwith obtained from Mr.. d.
Nicholson, as a personal favor, some
of the most rancid butter in his very
extensive establishment, and it was
bad enough for any stomach that had
more sensibility than a wagon wheel.
We doctored it as per recipe, and
when placed ON the table along with
good butter, very able judges could
not distinguish which was the new
butter. Here is a fact worth a years
subscription to a paper.-Colman's
Rural World.o8 -
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Packing Butter.

A Vermont butter maker writes to
the New York Farmers Club, con-
corning Z packing butter to keep:
Pack it in well soaked tubs or furkins;
put a little damp salt in the bottom,
and place it in a cool dry celler on a
bench of wood eighteen inches from
the cellar bottom, and the same from
the wall. Stone or earthenware does
not keep butter well, as the moisture
from the surrounding atmosphere in
warm weather, c%ondenses on such
vessels and 500 effects the butter.
Put no salt on or between the layers.
Fill to within half an inch of the top.
and place a clean wet cloth over the
butter, and pack the edge down with
a knife, and then spread thin wes salt
over the cloth Having made and
dealt IN butter for some time, the
above mode of packing and keeping
butter will be useful to many, and
cause smiles of delight to the buyer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-12
Hay,

p who shall decide when doctors
~disagree? When to cut timothy is
a disputed point. Some will urge
very early cutting, while others favor
the opposite extreme. Wedo not like
either of these. but if necessity drives
us to either OF them we prefer the lat
ter. Early cut grass is, much more
difficult to cure in good order, and of
ten with the best of care it will become
musty and dusty besides ace think it
Is. not worth as. much as grass cut
when the heads are about half ripe.
In this condition the seed is ripe
enough to grow, and just the time we
should like to harvest our hay. Di-
verse instances, however, have come
under our observation. in which, stock
have showeda striking preference for
late cut, dead RIPE hay, in preference
to any other. An instance of this
kind happened on the farm of our
friend, Moses Crawford, of Clayton.
He had put up all the hay he thought
he would need, and yet on one farm
away from home, there was eight, or
ten acres uncut, which he told his
boys they might have if they would
take care Of it. They accordingly put
it up in stacks in the field with other
stacks In the same meadow. but. as the
hay the boys put up was dead ripe.
tOedtherbeaten, they gave themselves
no trouble to fence their stocks when
their father turned fifty head of mules
IN the field; for they said they thought,
If the mules eat any hay, they would
eat their fathers, as it vas secured in
due time and good order. The stacks
being isomeWhatoout of the way were
not observed for three or four weeks.
whenoone of the boys made the aston
ishing discovery that their hay was
shout all consumed by the mules,
while their fathers was untouched.
Another item in favor of ripe timothy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-12

Mr.. YoUATT, the famous veterinary
surgeon, who has been bitten eightor
ten times by rabid animals. says that
crystals of nitrate o silver rubbed into
the wound will positively prevent by
drophobia in the bitten persons or an
imal. People would do well to cut
out and preserve Mr. Youatt's receipt.
Some Of our readers may have a chance
to try it before the summe is over.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-12

FIR JARS
0F AS GOOD QUALITY AND AT
~ as low price as any in the city. FOR
sale at VICKERY BROS.
Eureka Bazaar, rs Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-12

CUGARSEIn anticipation of a good
- fr~uitseason, we purchased before the
recent advance, a three months stock of
Sugars, which enables us to sell in any
quantity from a pound to a barrel, as low
as the lowest. Price from IL to lSc. Quail
ties very superior. ~
tVICKERY BROS, 70 Main st.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-12

is that it may be secured with more
safety in showery weather, as it does
not require so much time to cure it
after cutting.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-12
BOOTS n SHOES.
1t Costs Nothing to Examine
TURNER'S

Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes,
And IN majorayof cases you mould
be 50 much pleased Nth the qudlity
and style of has goods, and the price at
which he IS selling them, that you
wouM be certain 10 save yoursey The
trouble Of looking elsewhere, and order
a fep pairs Drapped up before you left.
*.at ~
Bag To my large circle of business
friends, and theladies in particular, 1
would sayothat my stock Of good shoe
work of all kinds is very full and
fresh, embracing, some new and very
fine glove kid and serge goods for
mems wear, boys shoes of all kinds,
and particularly ladies' serge CATERS.
and slippers. easy house and fine
dress. slippers, childrens' CATERS, Po-
lish Balmorals. ankle ties, and slip
pers of all kinds. 81 n us II .i44 /,
From this, time until after the
Fourth of July, L will sell the above
and all other goods at prices more ia
vorable tozthe buyer, than could be
obtained before since 1861. {
r.. w. TURNER,
= South First Street. 2
1unGS ~ 4AaH |AaNHH @-f
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~ ~ ITyKY ii. LEEDS q MIYEB.

SiV eel tv AuciOH. SATURDAY, -l l. 30 i'- '' ' @
h, 'rsroru ~. qj ilcgiy-st. .-.-, 81.
HOrSl,iOlD FURNITURE. eors 1 Of gc.cr- ao-rf.al re-
,,o,. f ,,r rea-e O. sl'e iacr's Prl0f LmUs, un "
I'D Chamber TriaituIc. AZnlsr y ''r, '. - a
1s,c.f-g ,~ pI- aruets c-au G ffCr h t f ll
fs srI Otsi Mirrors Rosewood Suites l Crimson o 90 e
Bile do I-.k Waluu do i1 B.uc and nsol le t,e "'
BrIes17 ls'stcaf v ah'atl ,,I-
3isck WsIaa d. Turkish Easy CFl U ht ai bro ti.;
festhei and fuss dattIessss, l1'F-
ari Black NauI. Lo..
Iiuiug 1stlCs Eou1d Co. M9l1g-,U 81 '~ ia l-.'. 1 '
o.. Glassware. &c, kitchen fuTnii1e &c.
n n
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EeQal Nolices.


kTW- YORK SUPREME COURT-CITY
y AND COUNT or EEW-lOHk-NCIANb y. LAlhEofg-
CliAIIFs u. ITDINGTON. JOHN u MORRISON, WILLIAM
pAXON. srd ROBKHJ j. Ht NTEk Plaintiff, against
GEOEGL HOFHMAS 4. J. BHABHAl, aud SALMON lftcfnsl
I.aI oI Contract Com fcrvcllTo the defcn zoe
dam. GEOHGP HcFFMAS. J. =. BRAZILIAN. ard ctnot.cd
SALMON hereby SnuilnL-l
ta which c fd e
Ecslo auI 10 save t1py g your auNrr 10 tAs sha
ouisnt or e suhrbrr Bis ohce No @ BuatnHyi htN'i"f
ti within sherths service of toe summons On !9 ei
e sercei m TO tnrcr the sii com
plant aior,sad he Tauuh IN tbs action N hhe
igin-f yeu M The 81 Ign.nine hundred and i'cn ~
Ttin9 dollars February
1854 and 23J Cito delr. from January - s61 bes-es hs
o this action. Dated April 2, lS5l . - -
s. R'ROWLAND. Pltiuth Aitorner.
No 800 Broadway, New York CITY.
Complaint shove referred daily Sled the Tenth day of
Apl the Caf Of tie Ctj sud County Of New
T. ROWLAND PAalsf A'ornsy,
Ale iavewE. No. 59o Broadshy.
n y. SUPREME COURT.-JOIN HEY No. I
" psintF against A. KO1Z and KLOTZ comprising frn of
A. Koiz Coz deHdrrt TO- teIasnd contract
tom The d-sntlnts ion hereby Gunonei
qund 10 answer complaint IN n action shich will ho hel
Of the CLERK Of the Cty apl COlnt oi Ncwio
Civ Hall in said ami 10 ~
complaint The Subscriber NJ his oh lumber ~
Cedar NrgiOk CITY within twenty dIrs a the service
you i 10 answer complaint shu the Aforesaid.
this action wa take judgment agaa 0 he Of ouI
al dollars with interest from The day ~
thousand Lundrc sld besides tue eosi and
dislgrsrnents OF action. Dated March rs
GEO. v n BALDWIN Plaintiffs Attorney
Tie the above nted Ged the once Of the
CLERK Of c C and County New iork the ~ day April 1901
GEO Y. n. BALDWIN.
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q EW- YORK aud NEW-HAVEN RAlLROAI
ls6s WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1907
COMMLNCIhG DEC. ie. lltb
Is.,ssss 5seoa g. SYor clia'r Tuelirf'hit sui fogis
t,e L-;l.aec oa 1aeltr-serellAtt

ps.,srfsr station g. SYoIt c1u'r Tuelirsf'rht su fsis
L-il-aet ol q 1NtLirs a.
TRAINS LEAVE NEvTORK:
For N-r IIs,-- 200 soJ l1 lisla lIi5 Grl 100 Wrl
Icr Bnireps. c Loi .E,l I:' rs ial5 or. 1o' Ull
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DO. FtlL soe.LPo.a-l faut '.A, 4AJj O. i-i 40 -
fo- Norr, 7oo 400 n,) a'o uo5s o., ili- lErl sco sl
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e, r-r Il,r.- s, Larios AL sos'a,ioa B,o,a a. 400
- D. 200 800 q. lr
f,r Cana H1i.uai 1918 J. D.. o Nothsmrion
Rai'rD.i POO an'
To NsgElf.rk n. Iu4d. I
ia. ps-iIrr autN ND-ssIt Gai.plI ll = ni . n 81 RI
JAMES ~ HoYT snt,
NEW-JEKSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave
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L. psIl lo BAlN0HL al hAillSS4oS q. AL AZ H.
p. o., and ~ m.i.ifH
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proposals.
Ors1eT or AsssTAST GENERAL SURsTENCs
No { NrlrR-.r NV YORK Anil d 1917. J

orgior or A,srsr,yr sumsrEycs(
No. Z SrtrE-sT. Ngw iOEK. April y 1857 }
A RllY SI'PPLIES-SEALEDP PROPOSALS
~ cato vii bo received hy the undersigned antl o'clock
SATt EpAi 18th t, fr supplying iof the OF ae tntcd
Siste Amy SyBSS NCE STORES TO be delivered IL Nesi9Fk or
100 900 pounds GREEN RIO COFFEB-51 pounds clean
eooi stout barrels k~ samples m ooe All eoo
poan, double ard cuunT containing hundred
pounds sarh. Bits b. mlfe In boul or intT paid.
10000 BY RlCFt roulis in clean good stout oak
ttrle Ike samI t occ std pourds m double
containing hundred pounds each
Ia chop saurii , Ae coffee Gui mps OF the .s be I
20 DE prpa referred 9, tlcrein Materials oE 1cA
hc exhibited by laitrx
printed cofy be attached 20 each poPo
Ire be- specific complying precisely With AZ th1
lish 3D. ooa.fe0l cou1n The written
autg of trD /. .gei.ih'e nsuts, A. follows;
We tit ueIsEnl lcchr guarantee that thoui m r part n
sha b. t1T fnllt according g. s trnc
rsoit rllio1s tha wilton contract 9ia ooud 10 e
Of sl tc rssc o the stores proposed 70 10 iiac
sbsI hr executed. % eIuitoL'
Tie ss pa business sul the dsie q purcia - vel
q eos-lt VIA srrs i1rs md net Hcgl' and sle5s
iall
a. 81 athrr Di u1rftlIef tc otitef-ted
coffee aHi rs r o. esriuy lfpeded before ' d"iff ar
COMPARED r,i1s sample heturns Of vtgtt ss-ci By
r.,fss.anli Public ~ cher. mast D. tuu.hef ..
Isl4, r eTs.a te l4e 10 such iIats be i4sael
Cs.s an, .tt,8 Co l1 tfif rocb vout eTPens to tie
EInIf Jf f5- .l t- frT ~ Cf Dis oftf trh il'i -
taae.,f .n ra ottt resc tzilsrfri. ana ado, 80
g..,l.. ... ..l tr.-tf .,f..-t" ~. 4 CLARKE
prarrt Nafar.frn. A.. a. s.
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EesaI Notytcs.


GUPREME COURT, City. and County OF New
EIorlPETRR GRANGET ags, NAEUEC,sAIOA ard others
ao, etei acton Lc ah DAY of Marc 1907 J. the liefee
c s Room Y M p,aJor E n. ~ yPt Pup .A,r ~ a. " IA i,t Of
Mar e63 = !! OeOek through JAns ~ MILLER Real Estate Auc
TfhtrGnh two hrnrd feet from tie son,i e corner o
65da Holmes Iot has eevs5 TRs sTR o. is e adea s:
be.us 2 I - % il .'aast e of tSns tSS
ihe L s,seas a5i Ihih street end thence ruana aseT
wcsigT , o 3i number said map thence s9aiheg along
the said westerly ne Of said o parallel with The Eighth agcruo
s S en-, iIcAs 70 TOE center o. tas eoea fet@ee o,, @
I with TbS stree entysy. S T''tG s ss S ' es 5 h % oi
fassr TEN uele ne.aey along sad line ana psr1e NTH 'hs
H. 'S IeasS9s more or Ices Slih the s13ss thereon togs.nsI
lot, Numbers eleven and tes the same 70 be used fox psy wall as
long Toe present houses stsnd-Datsd Aprr6 1851.
{2ls Sfls. Il Z. HafEsT. B&EET. Fffs-'i P1s, Atty,
GUPREME COURT-City and County of New
saun for SSaJ ~ dH1Sd G oS ssos eo I1 the
DefsH1sn' You are hsI.by summoned and required
s5 .a upon $ S SIS ad 70 sT .s Sieve
. s 1' No. % i2Psa' Fsss iRs Rs du
C Of hsei0II within tseriy d1ys after the c III 10
the si ompsint within the Aforesaid tho Plaintiff n this
,Iesr sos dr B rvs . 5 70 S a day S % August
ruag q l BERBE DEAN DoHohuE PA9uas 6 AttSr,.TyM T st.
The compliant M action rs Sled IN the once Of hs @ 1eA o. hH
'IS5 S5 l"saR bEGF @ DRSSl AZ DoSoafE so ~ p
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
kS%ic 5f5RFSA kEgMBAf Gu ,. Fsg T. 's g.. CHRISTIAN
s YSa s5s l sgoaSsi S and nd regal,d s s e s,ssH Sasa
oee he CLERK oitAo Cy anu Coarty Of enfork. ::
City Hall In sid City and copy Of 70 the
sa complaint the sfs AZ their ohce Nos 81 and 80 Nassau
street IN sah Cry 81 ioIs within twenty DAYS after The service o.
this summons exclusive q The day Of such service aud iIn
the SAID eopslt within the tine Aforesaid the pdRW IA
@ acton w spp 10 t Cog for the relief demanded IA TIE con-
plsiai-Dssi January lsh. 1851
ETALLKNRcIfT HAIL Plantfs Attorney
complain; IN the occ Of the CLERK 81 te
ard 1ouu Of New.lork the CITY Hail. ~ The ly OF Ne YORK
o. be 29ih ds Of Januar lJO bIALLhNECliI& q HALL,
ASS lautvf Plaintiffs AtoneJa
CUPREME COURT, County of NEW YORK.
y THE NAIfosAL BANK on THI hEIEOP0Lls
Pisnia against ANDREW HEPBURN DeiendntSuumOls for
mouey demand not SerTo the above named
Defendant ion hereby summoned and feqgis 10
S. T. e complaint Ia his action which viii le hed
1 the Office the CLERK Of the City md County OF New
30 can York Q, the C Hail. NegYork and to .er'os en Of
cC,d 10 the Ald complaint on the su0scrile
occ Number Ten Pinestrret IN sa city. within
the s exclusive Oihe daF
service; Rll m tAe said complaint within The
win take Judgment against
effort thousa M fy hundred and Cigh dollars vita
irs Ocioh thonsaui ht hundred and
and Disbursements ot thi actOn-Dated
TfHrr-rr T. DAVIS 4 RDSA ALL. Plaintiffs AtoueyA
In the Ohcs 81 ue Clerk Of the
C sra Cour Nesiok ,ae City Hall HN-iorL, o. the zlst
Of March. lgI.. DAVIS S bDSALL fintHs At0FleJs
NJ isNbrf.
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naN-ftc aFEDNTI A In HIf

pY BANGS, MERWlN a Co, Broadway cor.
ID ssiS-i,s Of Books WoT-s ot Ast ~ Goods li,, as.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. Allil b., Al OtLy'h.
PRIvtTE LIBRARY oi Ea1ab ll' s,a.. 'o., ,..- l.,..- ie.
Usret1l raIil.s a.ds t-r to Ant-- fi
., -I tcrsl Ii.era.,l1 ard e1y - e-.ee
bo o.rueats Catalogues SIRE rcaat.
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- =, tt cloct In ont Of sss Eocasay Csralc able ici
sr so-v or hotel use in elc o,E lis tpo seats. WI hold
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%, pounds Of baggage sOWel free each sda passenger
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with M SOJh a ports; ls aa1 liz iof OeAfa amen
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and SlaIsheL
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