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Certificate OF Authority.


Ito expire on the 2Sth day of Feb. AID. 1871. }
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
TOPEKA, KANSAS, March list, 1901
WHEREAS, The Hartford Insurance Compa-
nv, of Hartford, in the State of Connecticut,
has filed. ia this office, sworn statementpfits
condition, as required by See. I04, ART. IL,
Chap. %, Of the General Statutes of the State
of Kansas of 1868;
WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed of at least one hundred thousand
dollars of actual capital invested III stocks. or
in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged. in accordance with Sec. 105 Of the same
act; and
WHEREAS, Said Company has filed in this
Office written Instrument, under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof. authorizing any AGENT or agents Of said
Company in this State, to acknowledge service
of process, for and in behalf of said Company,
eonsenting that such service of process shall be
the Company according to the laws Of this or
any other state, and waving all claims OF
right Of error by reason Of such acknowledge
nent of service.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF Section 104
Of the aforesaid act, j, A. Thoman, Auditor OF
that said Hartford Insurance Company is au-
thorized to transact the business Of IRE inEuT-
ance in this State until the twenty-eighth day
OF February. in the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-one-
In witness whereof. have heFeunto sub
Scribed my name, and caused the seal
STALL of my office to be affixed. the day aud
A. THoMAN,
Auditor Of state.
Il. r. B4NCROFT, agent,
Efnporia. Kansas.
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Senator Sumner, of Massachus etts,
has introduced a resolution to cancel
and destroy the fractional currency now
in circulation all currency of denomin-
atoms of ten and fifteen cents he wants
abolished by the fourth day of next
July the denominations of % cents by
the fourth day of next September; and
the denominations of so cents by the
first day of November next and there
after no payment from the Treasury in
fractional parts of dollar shall be in
order except in coin of the United States.
This is a wise provision and we hope
to see it become law it will assist to-
ward specie resumption and to do away
with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. greasy,
nasty, ragged shinplasters. The good
time coming is not far of. We shall
soon have the pleasure of filling our
pockets with the shining coin and list
ening to the eloquent clink of dollar
or two.
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ORDYSANCE No. 40.



WHEREAS. n majority of the legal voters of
the town ofEmporia have petitioned the Board
of Trustees of said town, praying the said
Board of Trustees to be incorporated as city
of the second class; and,
WHEREAS, The Board of Trustees had pre-
yiously aseertained that said town contained
two thousand Inhabitants; now, therefore,
Be it Ordained By the Board Of Trustees Of
the Iotca Of Emporid:
SECTION 1.
That for the purpose of organizing the said
town into city of the second class in accord
anee with the prayer OF the said petition. the
said town is hereby divided into four 4) wards
TO be numbered and described as follows:
Ward Ito comprise all that portion of
said town lying north of the center of 9th Az
enue, and west Of the center of Commercial
street.
Ward 2-To comprise all that portion of
said town lying south of the center of 9Th Av-
enue and east of the center of Commercial
street.
Ward $40 comprise all that portion of
said town lying south of the center OF 9th Az
enue and west of the center of Commercial
street.
| Ward 4.-To comprise all that portion of
said town lying north Of the center of 9th AY-
enue and east of the center of Commercial
| street.
| That on Monday, April 4th 1870, an election
shall be held i'll each Of said wards for the cleo
ton of
MAYOR,
| POLICE JUDGE.
| MARSHAL. and for two
| COUNCILMEN for each of said wards; said
| election to be governed rs are elections in cit
| les of the second class.
| SECTION 3.
| The place of holding elections in the SAID
wards and the judges of election in the same
| shall be as fixed by the Chairman Ofthe Board
| of Trustees, by proclamation to be published
at the same time as this ordinance.
| SECTION 4.
| The returns of said election shall be sealed
up and returned to the Chairman of the BoarC
| of Trustees, by or before ten 10) O'Clock o
Tuesday morning, April 9Th.
| SECTION D.
This ordinance to take effect from and afte
its publication. b. T. WRIGHT,
| Chairman Board Trustees.
H. V. ROGERS. Clerk
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The contractors on the Midland Rail-
road of New York have made arrange
ments with the Chinese government for
1000 laborers, who are to be employed
for five years. and receive ten dollars a
month and rations. Twenty-six days
is to constitute a month, and twelve
hours days labor.
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The shortest sermon on record was
once preached by the Irish Dean Kir-
wan He was pressed, while suffering
from severe cold, to preach q charity
sermon in st. Peters Church, Dublin,
for the benefit of the orphan children
of the parish school. The church was
crowded to saffocation, and the good
Dean, on mounting the pulpit and an
nouncing his text, pointed with his
hands to the children in the aisle, and
simply said: "There they are!7 The
collection exceeded all belief.
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Arrangements have been made, by which
a splendid quality OF white magnetism lime
stone can be delivered at this place, at less
price than heretofore. 1t is far superior TO
the Junction City stone, being entirely free
from pores and holes, which are so objec-
tionable for building purposes. 1t is esti-
mated by our stone cutters, that this stone
can be dressed with two-tlirds the labor
heretofore expended on the harder stone.
Mr.. Murrey of this place. viii Immediately
prepare for saving this stone into any form
desired for the various uses for which it is
adapted .-Banerofs Real Estate Register.
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The recent speech by Mr.. Allison, of
Iowa, on the tariff question, is said to
have gained him the the acknowledged
leadership of the moderate tariff men of
the House. He is equally opposed to
free trade and extreme protection, and
advocated the cutting down the pend
ing tariff bill twenty per cent.
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a customer in Ohio writes March LIST,
1870, Il am offered $1,000 for my Kansas
lands. You viii recollect l paid less than
$4,000. This is a net gain of fifty per cent.
after paying one year taxes. Shall sell?''
If you need the money, yes. If you wish
to invest again, yes. If neither of these.
no 1t viii probably not increase as rapidly
next year, but it is still a good investment
at your present Offer Ibid
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Here is a waif on the other side of
the question. One hundred ladies held
an anti-woman-suffrage convention at
Peoria, Illinois, on Thursday, at which
resolutions were adopted condemding
thesufrage movement, and memorial
was drawn up praying the constitutional
convention not to strike the WORD" male"
from the organic law. We move that
they be turned out of the SEX
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Jarboe, Garretson & Bailey are about
to open bank at Burlington. The last
named gentleman was formerlya resi-
dent of this place and was Familiarity
known as Doc. For some years he has
been a resident of Topeka and we are
glad to know that he has prospered so
well in the pill-peddling business as to
be able to engage in banking. How are
you, old podophylin.
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Miss L. Barkanew, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, was admitted to practice law in st.
Louis, on Friday, having passed very
severe examination. Two years ago,
she was refused admission to Columbia
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Our neighbOring town of Burlington,
like our own, has had long and hard
struggle, and we rejoice with her citi-
in their prosperity and growth. The
editor of the Patriot, in his last issue,
says he can stand at his Office window
and count at least fifty buildings in pro-
cess of construction, and that there are
sixty-four carpenters now at work in
the town. We have always had q
"warm side" for Burlington, and are
glad she is coming "out of the kinks"
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Burlington has Mr.. Revels, who is
a barber, and nephew of the colored
Senator from Mississippi.
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EDITORIAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

Gold, at lowest quotations, was Liz
to 1.I21S.
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The cars on the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railroad will be running to Hum
boldt by Monday next.
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GENERAL SUP'Ts. OFFICE, !
Topeka & Santa Fe Z. R.,
rof1afrs taa,s 92I 1870

Ezc for TOPeIxsh-.Esuy your Tick.
cts via BnrEinganae.
GENERAL. SUP'Ts. OFFfcR,
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Z. R.,
Topeka, Dec. I'D, 1863.
By arrangement with Stage Co.. on and af-
ter Monday. Dec. y. 80, through tickets be-
tween Emporia and Topeka, and at Stage
Office in EmpOris, at the very low rate Of Four
Dollars Two pasSenges trains each day daily
texcept Sunday
Leave Topeka, T:I5 An lao p n
Bufiingame, 9:45 A. 4:20P. n
Both trains connect at Topeka, with trains
East and West on Kansas Pacific Railway,
anu at Buriingame with stages for Empo-
ria, and all points South and West, making
this the shortest, quickest, and cheapest route
to Emporia- 7. u. PETER.
Gent Superintendent.
NJ. L. SARGENT,
Gen'l Freight and Ticket Agent. 4
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
INSURANCE. CO. QF NORTH AMERICA

On the a1st day Of December, d. d. 1869, made
to the auditor Of the State Of Kansas, tn
conformity ,1ith the ldacs Of said state.
First. The name of the Company is the In
surance Company of North America, located
at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL.
Second The amt of its capl stock is $500. 900. 90
Third. The amount of the Capital
Stock paid up in money ...... 500,000.o0
ASSETS.
Fourth. The amount of cash on hand
in hands ofag'ts and other persons, 49,, SlI.14
Real estate unincumbered. ....-.. 80, 90
Bonds owned by the Company, and
how they are secured, with rate of
interest thereon ........--.....
L. s. Government bonds ....--..... 34. 143.OO
Pennsylvania State bonds .--...-..- 166, $4,000
Philadelphia city bonds - 1917, 10000
New Jersey State bonds and bonds
OF Philadelphia railroad company
and other corporations. ..--.-.-.- 4l6,623.jO
Debts due the Company secured by
mortgage. ....-.-... 66.430.O0
Debts otherwise secured ..-....--. j., 05S.00
Debts for pre'ms loans OH cOilate'l) 422, S44. "A
All other securities (chiefiy notes of
marine premiums ..-.-----.-. 16,C64.5S
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A Leavenworth physician is reported
as saying there are now one thousand
cases of measles in that city.
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GRIEVANCE NO. Al.


Be it ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of the
I0lcn Of EmpOrid:
SECTION 1. That permission is hereby grant
ed to +. p. Bancroft to eXcavate and use not to
exceed three and one half feet in width of the
sidewalk on Fifth avenue, adjoining lot No. 145
on Commercial street, for an entrance to the
basement story of building to be by him
erected on said lot; provided that the space so
eXcavated and used shall be enclosed by an
iron railing of proper strength and heighth,
and that this privilege shall in no wise be con-
strued as to allow the use or obstruction of
any portion of the sidewalk ON Commercial
street.
SEC. . That the same permission be granted
to c. V. Eskridge, in and to the sidewalk on
Sixth avenue, adjoining lot No. - on CONNER
cial street. subject to the restrictions as above.
SEC. 5. That the same permission be granted
to Ruggles & Plumb in and to the sidewalk on
Fifth avenue, adjoining lot No. IA on Com
mercial street, subject to the restrictions as
above.
SEC. 4. This ordinance to take effect and be
in force from and after its publication once in
THE EAIPORIA NEWS.
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS

LEAvESwoRTH DISTRICT.
WK Marshall, p. L. LeavenwOrth; First Church
worth CiTcuit, j. Robinson and ". Seii; Atchison
IL. d. Fisher. Doniphan, B. +. Bowman; one to be
din; White Cloud and Highland, y. s Campbell;
one 10 be supplied; HtAwatha, 4. M Buck MonrO-
ins Grasshopper FANS j. 4. simpson WincR e
er and Fairview, j. &. Dana; one 10 be supplied:
T IiIIss rTnEton HSisNn WeSai Berry
Boynton; 5. ID. Price, agent OF Jefferson County
Bible Society and member Of oskalOOsa Quarterly
BALDWIN CITY DISTRICT.
W. r. Davis, p. T.. Baldwin City. ]. E. Bryant;
Hull; Topeka, r. j. Leak; North Topeka p. +.
Rhode, ID; Dickinson; Eudora and vIneland, c. j.
Telford; Olathe, J. Z. Nessly Clinton, W. oakIy:
Centropclis II X. Muth; Auburn, J.; Meoniston;
Tecumsch, ii. c. Ha1n; Ottawa, 7, r. HOuts: Peo-
ria, J. A. Smith; J. w. Clock agent Of Baker Uni
veFsity, and member Of Baldwin City Quarterly
EMPoRIA DISTRICT
c. R. Rice, p. T.; Emporia. b. Kelly; Emporia
Mission, T. smith; Americas and Council Grove. ].
T. HaScooH; Lsisoy s Kline HartSrd
Cohenour; W aterloo, N. Fennimore; Ottumwa. u
and onsne@o to be supplied by j Wiisins ii ESTe
ka, s. A Green Cottonwood Falls, W. NJ Robert
Haioa esasr Z e " MSSh
supply; TOranto. Amos Avery: Wichita TO be sup
MANHATTAN DISTRICT
G. s. Dearborn, p. Z. Manhattan J. N. Sullivan;
SAUNA. n Bsrtsis; RiIey to Ss supplied 1 SiaI
Center, =, +. Cunnlngh w ashington, E. H. Rob
ertson Republican. =. r. Brown; Irving, T; b.
Gray; Seneca. T. y. Bracken; Wamego, w. knipe
Nerminion, y NJ Hopkins; solomon and smoky
Wa6annsee. to be supplied BY r smith; circleyilis
and Ameriea, E q. Gibson. one be supplied:
Wakefield. Il. Wake; j. Denison, President ARri-
cultural College member Of Manhattan Quarterly
FORT SCOTT DISTRICT.
j. Pauison, p. Il. Fort Scott, I. b. Taylor; Un-
ion Town, G. w; wilcox; Mapleton. William Butt
one to be supplied; Fort Lincoln. J. Keshner;
Mound City, 8. Murray; Pleasanton. H, p satch-
well; La Cygne, J. Bidson: Twin Springs w
Whitney; Greely to be supplied; Spring HilI o. II.
Cali; Garnett. ID. A. Perrin; Kenoma to becsupplied
by C. Holman; Deer Creek, j. c. KirkmaIs; Paola
J. B. Orwig; lola, p. McNutt Humboldt, j. w
Fox; Neo1ho Falls. L. A. Graham.
oswEGo DISTRICT
c. Z. Lewis, p. +. Oswego, II. w. Conley; Che
topa. J. W. LOwrey EllstOn, r. ?; Bnkey Timber
Hin, c. X. Tohia; Parker, i. W. Howell; Indie
Pendenee. w. T. Leari; Baxter Springs. Boyd
Lowe; Girard, 4. L b. Palmer; Pawnee. 5. Sugar
~; Cherokee. j. 3. Wilson Wertonia be supplid
by W. j. McWhirt; Usage Mission. J. h. Learl :
Erie, Robt Stalker: Valley Circuit TO be sgfppled
BY J. d. Sheeks; v irdi, g Parker; Fre<lonia j. H.
Ross Hownri.J g. HArFyman; Cresswell to be
supplied; A. B. Leonard 10 Be transferred 10 Pitts
burg Conference; ID. II. Ssubbleneld be transfer
red 10 Illinois Conference
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To manure or lime wet land is to
throw manure lime and labor away.
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;2.544,210.I2


Fifth. Liabilities to banks, or 9TH
| ers, due not due O.. ......-.
Sixth. Losses adjusted and due.
| SeveHth. Losses either unadjust-l
Eighth. Adjusted and not due. 1874, 24I.s5
Ninth. Losses in suspense, await
further proof. Observation-Disclosures.
| Tenth. All other claims against the
| Company ...-..........-... -.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance COnp9lV.

On the 31st day Of December, 1860, made to the
auditor Of The State Of Kansas, IN conform
ity teith the lG,cs Of said State.
First. The name of this Company is the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and is To-
Gated at Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL.
Second. The amount of capital
stock is. .....-......-.. $1,000, O0O.OO
Third. The amount of capital stock
paid up is. -. -. 100 100000
ASSETS.
Fourth. Cash on hand and in bank s161, GIG. 10
Cash in hands of agents, and in
course of transmission. ....... 42,6SS. SO
Loans ON bonds and mortgage, LIST
lien. :. ....=.<.'... 537, 749. 30
Real estate unencumbered :. 130,0OO.90
Rents and interest accrued, pay
able January LIST 1870. .......... I3,3I5.10
Stocks and bonds, as per schedule
filed ..'............. 1,55s, s4O.s4
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C.C.LYMAN, Asst seeretary.

- - l. MAN. Ass
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, I 60
Hartford county.
January %, 1870, personally appeared Geo.
l.. Chase, President, and c. c. Lyman, Assis-
tant Secretary, of the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by them subscribed, is a true, full
and correct statement of the affairs of said
Company, and exhibits so far as can be ascer-
tanned at this date. its actual condition this
thirty-first day of December, 1869. Before me-
GEO. SUMNER. Notary Public
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
Fifth. Amount of liabilities due or
to become due to banks other
creditors by the Company
Sixth. Losses adjusted and due.
Seventh. Losses adjusted and not due
Eighth. Losses unadjusted- 123,Oo0.Oo
Ninth. Losses in suspense, awaiting
further proof -.,..,..-.-.-..-- None.
Company, ..'..4...'e.'-.,.... 100000
1oe nnn 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Eleventh. Greatest amount insured in any
one risk is $4,000, except in special cases.
Twelfth. The amount insured in any one city,
town or village, depends upon its size and how
built.
Thirteenth. The amount insured in any one
block, depends as above.
Fourteenth. Certified copy of the Charter of
the Company, as filed heretofore.
Fifteenth. Power of Attorney authorizing
all agents to except service of process, etc.,
filed herewith.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
To expire on the 2Sth day Of Feb, \. ID. ISL
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
ToPEKA, Kas.. March /, 1906
WHEREAS, The Insurance Company. Of
North America, located ut Philadelphia. Penn,
has filed in this Office sworn statement
Of its condition, required by Sec. 104. AFti-
Gle IL, Chapter sd. Of the General Statutes of
the State Of Kansas, of 1863
WHEREAS, Said company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it Is
possessed of at least one hundred thousand
in bonds, or in mortgages Of real estate, werta
double the amount for which the same Is mort
gagged, in accordance with Sec. 105 of the same
act; and
WHEREAS, said Company has filed in this
Office written instrument. under its corporate
seal. signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents OF said
of process, for sand in behalf of said com
pany, consenti1g that such service OF process
shall be taken and held to be valid as II served
upon the company, according to the laws Of
this or any other State, and waving all claims
or right Of error by reason of such aeknoWieg-
ment Of service.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of See. 104 OF
state for the State Of Kansas do hereby certify
that the North America Insurance Company
II authorized TO transact the business Of Fire
insurance in this State until the twenty eighth
day Of February. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sevenfy-one-
In witness whereof / have hereunto sub
seribed my name. and caused the
fsEAL1 seal of my Office to be affixed, the
day and year above written
a. TH0MAS,
Auditor of State.
To OK. HART, Agent, Enporia, Kansas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Eleventh. Greatest amount in any
one risk -.....-.... 100000
Twelfth. Greatest amount allowed
to be insured in any one risk.
Thirteenth. The act Of incorpora-
ton of said Company as fled.
CHARLES PLATT. Vice President.
CHARLES II. REEVES. Secretary.
STATE OF PENNsYLvANIA, Sc
County of Philadelphia.
On this 10Th day of January, A. ID. 1870, per-
sonaIly appeared Charles Platt. Vice Presi-
dent, and Charles III. Reeves, Assistant Secre-
tary, of the Insurance Company of North
America, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by them subscribed is true, full
and correct statement Of the affairs Of said
Company, and exhibits, far as can be ascer-
tanned at this date. its actual condition on the
3Ist day OF December, 1859.
SAMUEL. l. CLEMENT,
Notary Public in and for said Co. and State.
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Blank Legal Forms.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
u and will hereafter keep for sale, Blank Forms, such SIS sr
used in the Lease, Sale or Purchase OF Real Estate, Mercantile
Transactions, &c, &c. Among them may be found the follow
ing;
CHARTER PARTY, for the Chartering Of Vessels,
POWER OF ATTORNEY. Three or four different forms
u special and general Powers of Attorney,
CUSTOM HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNkY,
co-PARTNERSHIP for Mercantile. Manufacturing or Agrt
cultural Co-partreTships.
LEASE of House or Land,
BILL OF SALE, OF Registered Vessel.
BILL OF SALE. OF Personal Property.
MORTGAGE, ofReal Estate,
CHATrEL MORTGAGE, of Furniture or Personal PROPERTY.
SPECIAL Co-PARTNERSHIP
BUILDERS CONTRACTS,
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
ISDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED OF REAL ESTATE,
LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, thrss
forms,
CONSULAR INVOICE snd Certificate, for purchasers ana
Manufacturers,
SHIPS MANIFRsTs. Bills OF Laiing, &C. sc.
~ These blanks are printed on the finest document PAPER
and in the latest style. Orders from the other Islands promptly
attended 20.
Price per Single Copy, % Cts. or SO per Doz.
For sale by Cs4O em) H. Ii. WHITNEY.
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naval station in those waters. She has a scientific
commission on board.
The Ministers ut ST. Petersburgh implicated in q
recent Sihilist plot resigned. They belong to the
go-called National party.
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a VIEW ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED
y from IL to s9e pictures each. For sale BY
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VARIETY OF ENGLISH ED
n cloth and Paper Toy Books, just received and for sale oy
zoe IL. NJ. WHITNEY.
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RAY and for sale by II. NJ WHITNEY.
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63 Il. 81. WHITNEY.