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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
The Tot al Eclipse of the Sun.

The Augsburg GGzetfe of September 18th,
contains the following extract from letter
written by DR. Hermann Aogel, who accom-
panied the North German expedition to
Alden as photographer
- At four o'clock on the 18th August We
left Alden, where the expedition had cstab-
lished it's headquarters. Nine-tenths of the
sky was overcast, and endeavored TO feel
resigned as possible to our probable dlssp-
pointment Our object was to obtain as
many photographs as could be taken OF the
phenomena during the three minutes they
would last, and in order to do this we had
practiced with our machine. like soldiers
with firearms. DIR. Frische was charged
with the preparation of the plates, Dr. Zen
ker with putting the slides into the machine,
DIR. Therle with drawing them out when
they had been exposed sufficient time,
while my business was in the tent. With
this division of labor we found that it would
be impossible to obtain six photographs in
the three INMATES. As the important mo-
.nent approached, TO our delight we saw,
through a break in the clouds, the disc Of
the sun partially covered by the moon. The
landscape around us assumed strange hue,
neither sunlight or moonlight; the chemical
color rays were exceedingly weak. As
test exposed plate in the machine for
fifteen seconds, and obtained good impress
sion OF the CtOuu5 as iDc ulec u VIC soH
grew smaller, the clouds opened out The
last minute before the total eclipse arrived
Dr. Frische and | crept into our tent-onr
work began. The first plate was expert
mentally exposed five and ten seconds, in
order to be sure of the right time. Mahom-
med our black servant. brought me the first
slide into the tent. ! prepared the plate
and anxiously watched to see what would
appear inst then my light went out ;
rushed out of the tent with the plate in my
hand, and came back with a small oil lamp,
which, in case of accident, l had placed on
a table outside Eagerly | gazed on the
plate the dark border of the sun was sur
rounded on one side by peculiar protruber-
auces, and on the other was a remarkable
horn. The phenomena were the same in
both pictures My Joy was great, but had
on time to indulge in it. The second plate.
and moment afterwards the third plate,
were brought into the tent. DR.. Zenker
shouted to us that the sun was reappearing.
The total eclipse was over. The last two
plates only showed slight Impressions of pic
lures, as they had been spoilt by the clouds
which, while they were exposed in the ma
chine, had closed in. The three plate
showed protuberances on the lower border.
We washed. fixed, and lackered our plates
and took several copies of them on glass,
which will be sent separately to Eur ope in
order to insure their safe arrival
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator

is TONIC and GENTLE SFIMULANT which is NOT
attended by REACTION. What il gains you it
nains. When reffeshes body mind, 1t Tefreshes
with natural strength that comes TO stay. We not
uding an faction
long and extende observation teaches that lie no
to the bottle for will find
he keeps al it, that he is kinding ire in his homes
which viii consume like the flames of perdon. Turn
E. ON Take tonic will refresh and not destroy.
Dodds NervIns sale by all Druggists. Price One
dollar. See book of Certificates that accom- anies each
bottle. F&~39us.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21

We have still large opportunity for
doing good, in furnishing clothing to our
young men fitting for the ministry, children
Who are kept from the Day and Sabbath
School for the want of suitable clothing,
and large class Of needy and worthy
persons, who are suffering for comfortable
food and clothing. If any of the friends
of the Freedmen at the North, are disposed
as individuals,or as benevolent societies, to
do something to aid such. we are anxious
still, to assist in furthering this work by
doing all in our power.
Any thing for us to disburse, should be
directed to us, at 200 Meeting St, Charles
ton, S. c. In care of Ray & Walter, 1913
State Street, Boston Mass. To do good
and communicate forget not, for with such
sacrifices, God is well pleased.
A. WEBSTER.
Charleston S. c., Oct. 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21

TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

wv ARRANTED 10 remove all desire for Tobacco.
w This great remedy is excellent appetizer II
pures the blood nvigorate the possesses great
nouThng md strengthening enables the stomach
digest the heartiest food, makes sleep refreshing and
establishes robust health Smokers and Chewers Tor
Sixty Years Cured Price fifty cents free
the injurious effect OF Tobacco, with lists of
references. testimonials sent free. Agents wanted.
Address Dr T Il. ABRoTT JERSEY Civ. ". rss19m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
DEATHS.

DInp in VeTgennes, Oct llth, while q visit to her
sister, ABBA MARIA aged II years, 4 months and l3
days, dsghter of James, and Mary A. Leland,
peer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21

In the boudoir and the dressing-room one
perfume reigns supreme. PHALoN's FLOR
DE MAYO" the new prefume for the hand
kerchief, has no rival in any home where
aste presides. Sold by all drug gist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21

JAMES &. FRENCH, head Of State Street,
hsa the largest, best and cheapest stock of
men and boys clothing to be found in this
section.
VERMONT & CANADA RAILRoAD-At the
annual meeting of the Vermont & Canada
Railroad, held at st Adams, Oct 18th, the
following board of directors were chosen
Worthington G Smith, st Adams John
Porter, Hartford Edward Blake, Boston,
Samuel Atherton, Boston John w Newton
st Adams Jed P Clark, Milton P
Cheney, Boston.
Hon. W. G.. Smith was reelected Pres ident
and John W Newton Clerk and Treasur en-
At the adjourned session of Con gress or
Friday there were present in the Senate,
Messrs Cameron, Cole and Patters on of
Tenn and in the House ten members. Nc
motion vs. made in either body, and the
presiding officers declared their respective
bodies adjourned to the Goth of next month.
The Session lasted seven minutes in the
Sc nate, and four minutes and fifty seconds
in the House.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
samuel ChIpman's esiase

samuel Chapman estate.
rINHE SUBSCRIBERS havi G been appoint d BY the
i norahie Probate Co the District of ~ ash
in gton, Commissioners, to receive eIamin ana adj as
all claims and demands of persons. INST the es-
District dec ased, insoise IT. ano the term
of SIX months from the 20 b day OF september 1873,
being allowed ~ said Court the creditors OF SAID
decreased exhibit and prove their esp-ctve claim
before G. notice that viii attend to the duties
Of appoint sn the dwelling house # widow
Nancy c. Ipman Waitsnald, aid district, on the
4th Tuesday o. December and March next, ~ one
O'Clock in the afternoon n each Z SAID ds, 8.
CALVIN FULLERTON c,.
JH HASTINGS, S re-
Waitsf I'D Oct. g. A ID. 1868 T4Iw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
COOLEY & DAUCHY's ADVERTISEMENT

CO0O Per Month sure and no money required N
SDAOO advance. Agents wanted everyw here, male
and female, TO seil Patent Everlasting White ire
Clothes inc. :" Every household should have this r
Co., IS William ST., N. " or is Dearborn st hicsRo
III rSnt3w4tsz
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
BYRON G.. Web>terss Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held
WASHINGTON DIsTkIof SIS ! at Montpelier. within and
for Dis rct, the day of October, A D. 1913.
~ GORGE NJ WEBS En-, Administrator Of the estate
" Of Byron 6. Webster, late of Cabot, in said Dis
trIct, ceased, makes application TO said Court for
license sell all of the real estate OF said deceased
including h RICH homestead and III ision OF the
WIDOWS dover. representing that The thereof
be ben ncial the reirs. and interested in
estate, ana that tie sale of the h"m tad uld be
beneficial To the widow and minor CHI ID
WI seupon, IL 10 ordered oy s<id Court, that said
application be referred to Their Of to be held
the Prot ate ONO in ID Montpelier the 30th day
of Oct, A 1865, for nearing ant decision thereon
and further dered that ali persons Interested
notified hereof by publ alton Of ice of said
Pile and order thereon three weeks successfully,
in the Green Mounsin Freeman printed 1T Mohtpeler,
before said time OF hearing that they may appear ~
said time and place, and IL they see cause, object
thereto. By tn Court
r4Iw3 Aueat-T. R. RRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
FOR SALE.
IMPORTANT TO ALL,
THE
o1IENJTAH
TEA COMPANY

WILL HEREAFTER BREAK PACKAGES and sell
the sorts of ack Green and Japan Teas direct
TO consumers by The pound as low by the cargo,
saving To { miles of ons-fh ind to onehsn
WE DEVOTE PAR OCULAR ATTETION 10
Favored OF full strength, which competition
among the great importing tea houses has sacrificed for
'' low price lists
EXPERIENCE PROVES the FINEST relatively
the cheapest, the duty, IS cents in
nearly 10 csnts in and also the freight,
packing and other expenses OF importing much
the poorest the faest-
OUR COFFEE DEP ARTME< T is the largest this
continent aud we nov elng more coffee by
serera per eek than any other house -7neriea
ALL OUH CoFFEES carefully selected TOR
trade from the best Fl. Id rpened berries and
them our establishment every day, by our new meth
Cd which Temoves al. The acdi,y and renders them
perfectly pure.
THROUGH OUR CLUB SYSTEM we supply families,
hotels and boarding houses in every section of
the the low prices
pr neit al warehouse.
WE PAY FREIGHT and deliver goods free of eI-
pense, any railroad station east of the
Rocky Mountains, o ders for ESQ 90 and
upwards, when Impaired with the Cash,
in adv snc-, free OF expense TO us.
WE GUARA NEE all ID TO be precisely as
represented, and WARRANT them 10 give
per ect sit-f ction tn return the money at
any time md pay all expenses.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST blank cluD orders and full
particulars. Address all orders and cOmmu-
nications TO the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
Esfray sheep.

Came the enclosure of the subscriber the lst
day of October, sheep and lambs the old sheer
marked the side J. W. - l.. W.
the lambs marked. ALI tine wooded sheep The
requested prove property, pay charge.
take them WM. CHAPLIN.
Middlesex, Oct Sd ICES. Fiiw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
Isaac RatcheIder's Estate.

DNS6C HKauCnf 1UfTS ESldlPe
rlNHE SUBSCRIBERS having bee appointed by The
L a Jnorabie Pross te Court for the District OF
WASH leton, Comm ssoners to rec i've examine, and
and Sema ds of all persons, sgsinst
Isaac Batch late of East Montpelier
sail District. deceased represented 'nsoivent and
of months from the 10th day OF sept
1868 sllo we'd said Court the creditors OF
deceased exhibit and prove then respective
before Give notice. that will attend TO
the duties appointment thecw- ling house Of
widow Mary Bachelor East Montpelier, in said
District the first TUESDAY of November and March
O'Clock, in the afternoon, each OF said
days.
G nleaeh neR 81 isrvsErr. COMMIT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

w HEN you exhausted by over-work of head
w hand, AND eel the need some thing nvigorafing
don't drink whisky intoxicating thing, whether
under the OF BitteTs Otherwise Such articles
give Just much strength your body and mind
whip the jsded horse and more. Alco-
hoc sIimulanrs injurieHs Nerveb heath. and
ALWAYS followed by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
TERMS To AGENTS.
Certificates giving complies description of articles
be sold On llar, VIII be sold at the rate OF TEN
CENTS EACH.
For "A Club of Thirty, AID $500,

The sendif have their choice OF the fol
lowing articles th- commission: p yards cloth
Harris Ciutn Pants Pattern. Spendu Bowie kn Ian
Quilt Engraved Silver lie der Pa Lad e.
quality Ciote scots Print Dress Pattern. Worsed
Break shawl White Linen Table Cloth af steel
baded Knives nd Forks 81 Silver P Forks En-
Table Sprea,. Eeeant Ensraved silver Plated
Gold Lined Goblet Viulin aud Bow. Fancy Dress Pat
Elegant SILK Beaded Parss" loo picture Nor cco
Photograph Album, f. egant IVorr ndied Spangled
silk Fan, One dozen large Linen Towels. Fancy
Balm skirt. ad es' M.sOt Shop..ih Rag. Honey
comb Omit AIhfmb q uit, Ladies Splendid quare
Shawl, Ladies Solid Gold California Di- Il
Ring Gent Plain Engraved G IL KING (.6 :
fel Ladies' Sold Back amt Wiring Desk ladies'
Fancy ri OK Walrut WORK Box. Cottage & ock, one
dozen Ladies' Linen Handkerchie qualiJy,
One Dozen Gents Linen HandkerchiefS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
For a Club of sixty, and 5000.

One of h following ~ rd> sheeting, Har
ris Cloth Pan and Vest Pare PAR Hore comb Quilts
Cylind Watch Dounie Barrel r fe PISTOL Fancy Cash
Dre-s Parsern Ihtet shawl, Three Yards Double
width Waterproof Cl"akiug Four Yds. w oil Frucking,
of Lace Curt Ladies' Double Voc Sh wi, silver
Plated Card B4sk Sp enId Ensrav. Silver Plated Ice
P cher Engrtyed silver Pa ed Teapot. l01 ctuTe
KEY Morocco Photograph Album, Lancaster Qn l. A pac
Dress Pattern. Engraved Silver Plated bottled
volyng Castor. Pair Gents Cali Roofs. Splendid Ba
moral SKIRT, of Ivory Handled Knives tn
Plated Forks, Rosewood Frame Bra Alarm Clock, Pair
of All Wool Blankets, Splendid Be Nded aud Lined Silk
Paraso Ladies Splendid Morocco Travelling Bag, Pair
e Ahambra Quilts Thirty Yards Print MarsaiIles
Guilt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21

ny The LATE REV J. X. LORD, OF CINCINNATI
Iune-Duke Sir eet.
When God the primal light unsealed,
And bound in spheres its golden bars,
Through all the glow ing vault there pealed
The chorus of the morning stars
When Christ was born, those notes again
Rang through the sapphire sprinkled space;
Iudea'S hill sides caught the strain,
And earth gave back to heaven the praise
And when the promised age OF gold
sees fairer lands and brighter skies,
Spring from the ruins of the old,
still louder shall the anthem rise.
Meanwhile, along these walls where
Our first glad sacrifice we bring,
That song shall echo till we bow
To sing with angels near the King.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
Dedication of Bethany Church.

The dedication of the church erected by
the Congregational Society in this town
which occurred on the 18th. will long be re-
membercd as one of the most important
events in the religious history of Montpelier
Tie spacious and superb structure was
crowded with an audience whose devout
emotions, kindled by the beauty of their
temple. BY the rich, resounding tones of the
organ and stirred TO their utmost depths by
the words of the eloquent preacher, showed
that they were truly worshipping God in the
beauty of holiness.
We are indebted TO the report OF the Free
Press for an excellent abstract Of the ser
mon The exercises were follows
Voluntary-Mr ii. l. Proctor, Organist.
Chant-(Engl
Internationally Rev. William s. Hazen, of
Mortified.
Reading of Scriptures-2 Chron. 6 : Is
Heb. 10 II, 27-By Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, of
Berlin.
Anthem. Who dwelleth meath the de-
fence of the Most High, Richter.
Prayer-By Rev. Mr.. Copeland, of Water
bury
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21
sarah w. racy's Estate.

STA Of VERMONT, In Frobate Courl hide
R.nDoLPa DISTRICT, at Brook f,ld, On the 18Th
day ( OJcber, A D. 1868
MINI u MIA Administrator of the estate OF
n arab ". Tracy, late OF Tup bridge. in d Is
IT Z aecesssd, appscatEos TO said Court, ioE
ali If he r. al estate Of said deee= s-d,
r-lre entlpg il sale is the ment
of he s-ed, aud al Tor tie best
persons cuhceTntd Ill he estate vi Sd q
decreased and has fled in Court The self In
writing to such of all he hairs Of said deceased,
residing in this State.
whereupon il ordered by sad Court, that
said application come under cons d<rs'lop ana be
heard On the ty of Sove nber A D. l.6s at he
Probate Office In hrookf- Id il IL further or
oe4ei, that all interested be ntIlhed hereof,
public Of OF IN pplc AID OF der
weeks successfully the Gr-en Noun
tain Free man. printed q Montpelier, fore SAID time
airing, that may appear al said time And place
ano, it they ice cause. OH thereto
By the Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21

IN The DI-TsICT tOUHT OF TaE TED
STATES, tcR TIE DiSTEIGT OF NhkNoNf.
IN BANKRUPTCv IN THE NATTER or IskA-
81. Ems, BANKRUPT
THE undergrad, assignee OF the est tie OF is-ae
L Stems, bankrup, will 81 ST pubic a1c ION on
s.Iu 3, le6s, ST O'Clock IN, at The
head state Street Montpelier in said Dis net, the
of said the 70 described prope
erty belonging i'd bsnkrupt's etat- VIZ: singh
h.rress sleigh box, D peddler's wagon, IA vests
overcoat u aud ats, IL pairs of pants, III
piec dress goods, L. 4 besvrr CLOTH, p fu2
capss and ippes, 20 q uh. rufs, v e. shawisr
AID IrsE Fisher, - bot
George ousr, Molcott, James bilinss r Nelr,
Ly ford and Oliver tIint, @sch. of Randolph, Mis-,
Selma y. nfpe Ter, w. n. Morrill,, Albany, ". rs
LIZ Wis, Plainfeld A : 0oer, traLg-.
Dated Montpelier in sic distrlgt October 8, 1885,
r.Iw2 CHARLES REED, Assignee,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21

co Wards Sbeetius Fancy Cashmere Coat, Pants and
Vest Pauer extra quaty, En- raved silver Plated SIX
Bottled Revo Castor, with Cut Glass Bottles, Pan
Splendid Rose Blankets Splendid Engr4, ed Silver Tea
(three pieces, Bowl. Tea Pot and CreameF
Silver Plated Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wo"l Long
shawl, TWENTY lards Hemp Carpeting, Spt Maid
Violin and Bow, Ens Berase shaw, Sp endId Ala
pacca Dress Pattern. Silver Hunting Ca>ed Watch SPLEEN
did Bhle Elegant Steel Eneravings FamI Record
aud Photograph Page, Pop'n Dress fauern. Engraved
Silver Plated Ice Pitcher Sp endid Beaver Cloak Pattern
Sharp's v"lver. Splendid iecn. Music Box. One
Pair Fine DamsSk Table Covers with One Dozen Dinner
y pkIn> In match.
COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLUBS PROPORTIONS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-21

J. W ELLIS & Co.-Look out for the
advertisement Of this enterprising firm, IN
another column. They have just returned
from market with rich variety of dress
goods that cannot be cxcelled in Vermont
Go and see what a chance long experience
and good judgement have given to the ladiel
TO make their selection for the fall and win
ter.
The BURLINGTON TINES has presented
itself in an entirely new and blooming at
tire, and is now one of the best looking OF
our exchanges We are glad to see enter
prising, independent journalism so flourish
as to be able periodically to come out with
the - modern improvements.
Lieut.. Commander Chas +. Clark. of this
town, who has just returned from three
years cruise in the Pacific. has been ordered
to duty at the Portsmouth Navy Yard.
Gov. Halls {" History of Vermont to its
Admission into the Union," has made its
appearance 1t is a handsome octave of
some $50 pages, and sells for four dollars.
1t is beautifully printed, and Will, we trust,
find ready sale. Copies may be obtained
at the State Library.
The managers Of the Vermont Central
Railroad deny that they have issued orders
to charge extra rates for the baggage OF
" commercial tourists carrying samples.
CHECK LIsTs-Towns where check lists
at elections are provided for should at once
see to it that their lists are prepared for the
presidential election. The Legislature has
so amended the old law as to make it appli-
cable to Presidential as well as State Elec-
tons
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Langdon, Of this
village, give a reception to their friends, this
"wednesday evening
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PROPOSALS.

NJOTICE To CONTRACTORs- skALEO
~ Proposals constructing port OF the New Or
leans Mobile and Chattanooga ilrosd oetseen the css
Of and Mobile embracing about zoSOO cnoie
wards the delivery Of materials for aud constru
ton Of 400 nesl Of Truss Bird ing Is OO LIN al rect OF
Pile and Trese Bridging and for delivery OF 100 OO Gross
Tis materials will he receivtd At e company
ofce. city Of New Oriens up TO III O'Clock A. n
WEDNESDAY January 20 1852. -, -
Msp and prohles Of tbs line plans OF structure &C sp
~ same once on after December 10 1863 and blank
forms furnished contracts specn stions propositions
prcpesas to be addressed to Henry Van Vl@ck Chie
Ergreer the New Oreans Mobile and Cha''snoogs MAIL
The Tompspy reserves The right reject proposal
JAMES A. kAYsOk
President N. o NJ Q. X. r. Co.
OFce Caller Court
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BALLS---BALLS.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND
q -


p b. given By JACKSON FIRE COMPANY No. Is,
AT ODD YELLows HALL
saturday Evening, December 10, 1ees.
MANAGERS.
rA.. T. Msxv.p Jno y Hal, g. n. Desha.
A Hunter I'D. r. LH0ste, NJ j. fsrr-il.
n N stella Jos I'll be(;rsuge, X j. Fslconsr,
D. G. Byerly, A. 9, Brce. o. Hsnll,;
II Perslta. Born. NJ. W ydiR,
r D. Hubbard. W. L Murphy, N. Friedman,
&. A. f B1sassn. q ssrnais. M.JsSs.A.n,
y Inrees y Ble.kley q. stapmeyer,
Capt J. smoker, @. Coats. 4 hecha,ds
A 'Foley, J. b. Collie, j. A. O'buen,
J. h. Hardy, D Collie. Joe Murray,
Gao W. Murphy, W. H. Compton, Pat Murphy.
x Blessey j nuniss, 3. D. Maxwell.
W Logan, NJ Walsh j Kuhn,
w Henry G. o Wilkinson, p. Duuphy.
T. Hcf. j. Hevey Y. Healy,
L. hmlth, j. Taylor
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Geo W Bevan, Nv Cenos. TIE Burke,
r r. L'boste, J. \ Hodgins j. moore,
NJ Feeny, J. A houchon.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
N. M F.ery, il Dserange. E.e. LHoste'
j. Hodgins j. Moore, T. u. Burke,
Joe Murphy,
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
3 y f Dssss, ? B. soSchOn. ] Einat,
W. NJ. sherborne, J. b Collins, souchon,
NJ j. Bod, ms, N. J. slatterly, @. w. Bevsn-
Applications Ladies' invitations be len a. the
Engine House Cslope street, or with any oil the nsa@
sealed proposals Of the bar and restaurant will
be received al the i n CINE House until Dec Is
Tickets Of admission 81
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BOARDING.

ma n DING-ELE0ANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID meps 70 rent excellent board and the use OF the
paror The stus II Of the most Desirable IN tne CITY
Ap2ly tl46 st. Joserh street
U,IRsT CLASS ROARDIS0-oSE os Two
gentee families who desire comfortable home ana goo
cation at The Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum squse The house has large, well furnished rooms
pass the door.