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PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX.


FOR ST. CROIX.
Continuation of the meeting of goth Decbr.)
2, Interpolation from the 4th Member for
Christiansted's Country district Farrelly) con-
corning Protection for Estates employing I'm
migrants on their arrival into the Island, from
loss by the removal of such immigrants after
the first years service.
In connection with the Interpolation read up
in the Councils meeting Of 1st November last
(see the Report of the proceedings for that
meet.ng) the same honorable Member had
handed to the Chairman a letter, which was
now read up and runs as follows :.
"TO
The Honorable Counsellor SARAUw,
Chairman ofHe ColoniaI CouncI,
In continuation of my Interpolation in the
Colonial Councils meeting on the LIST instant re-
garding the proposed protection to planters en-
gaging immigrants on their arrival into the Is
land, | would beg leave to propose the follow
ing enactment for the adoption of the Colonial
Council, in order thereby to compensate the
respective parties a part of their outlay
That any proprietor engaging the services
of an immigrant the second year of his stay
in the Island should pay to the first employer
the sum Of Eight dollars, and the employer of
the third year shall pay the sum of Eight dol
lars into the immigration Fund.
Taking the average cost of an Immigrant
at SPA, the original employer paying SIG
and the immigration Fund SIS, all parties
will by the above proposal be subjected to
the same amount of expense.
Respectfully
Il. FARRELLY."
4th Memberfor Christiansted's Country District.
(EorrAl1y\ Ctota1 tba+ +bn. nIiaot Of +bo intor
~pellation was to obtain some protection for
those Estates that are now importing Immi-
grants. There are in the Center District IS
Sugar Estates, but of that number only % have
hitherto looked for and paid for Immigrants
the owners of the other Estates remain quiet
and wait when the time for notices comes round,
they send some trustworthy person to the Els
tateS having Immigrants, and by brides they
induce the immigrants to leave and take employ
on the other estates. He considered this sys-
tenn of bribery very injurious there was an in
stance where the whole gang on one particular
Estate gave notice to leave, only to get the So
for each pass. The loss to the first employer
who imported the immigrant is so much heavier,
as the immigrants during the first year Of their
stay are frequently sick and require medical
aid and medicine, and on the whole are not
very able hands in work, so that the outlay for
the estate IS heavy, but the services gained very
trifing. In 1866 he had lost all his laborers,
and as he did not think it right to use porters,
not merely on account of the bad example he
would have been giving, but also because they
gave scanty work and few working-hours he
preferred going to Antigua in search oflaborers,
and he was so fortunate to obtain there some
Barbadians. Later in the year he made a trip
to Europe, and when he returned the first thing
he heard was, that those very Immigrants had
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the EIGHT dollars. The Estates that had paid
for the immigrants on their first Introduction,
ought to get some repayment, and he should
therefore propose, that the prop@etor engaging
an immigrant for the second wear of his STAY in
the Island shall pay to the first employer IS,
and the employer for the third wear shall paw
IS to the Immigrationfund.
The Governor said that This matter had nre-
viousIv been bronoht forward in tbe former mart
of the wear here in tbe Council and he cdnId
refer 70 his statements Given in tbo mootinr If
18th March (see the printed Ranort y 7-o(.
where he had EXPLAINED tbe enactment in S , of
the Ordinanc, Of 2a5 .JDIy 1856. He was ola1.
however. that il had been ipfroIn,a. a..iG. for
after renewed consideration liza had f.srl hat
the Government mioht meet the wish EXPRESSED
of some protection beinr offered those rmnIov-
ers who nav for immiarants when FIRST imnortrd
into the Island. and at fine same time obyiata
sonic of the difficulties that haya hitherto attend
ed the attainment Of accurate orma re-
garJino the removal of imjniorants He had
taken the oofnion oftbe Tn~snpctor of Immi,rants
on the mat. err. and he agreed that if wonil be
recommpndabIe that a circuIar he issued to all
proprietors whom the course oftbe last wear have
employed newly imported Immierants, reoues-
tine them Whenever such an IMMIGRANT leaves
their service to report it without DELAY. stating
the place or person to whom the IMMIGRANT had
removed. Such reports would then enable the
Authorities to do the needful at once to collect
the amount which the new EMPLOYER has to paw
into the Ilnmigrationfund ACCORDING to s , Of
the Ordinance Of 2nd july 1856. for further an
pIication according TO the nrescrihpd rnIts.
lie also tbonnhf Hat If wonId he serviab Io. and
PERHAPS in order too. that the nasses far tbo in.
dividaaIs in Question be furnished with 4 remark
stating that the laborer is an IMMIGRANT Of I or
9 years stav in the Island bnt be wonId like
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had hitherto been deemed best not to make any
change just at a time when there was. oppoirtu-
nity of gaining renewed labor-force in the Island
by means of private introduction, and before
the matter had been discussed in the Colonial
Council he would therefore avoid this %opportu-
nitv to acQuaint the Council of the subject. It
was and is a matter of course, that the granting
of pecuniary aid from the Immigrationfund to
private introduction ofimmierants must depend
on the state of the fund. if it possesses sufficient
means bDt althonoh thew have not all been
expended as vet, it is quite certain that the pre-
sent contributions. viz IS for each. adult immi-
grant and sc for a non adult can not continue.
The return PASSAGES Of the E3stiudia Coolies to
Calcutta cost upwards Of S15O0O, or the great
est part of what was left of the ORIGINAL loan of
S65.OOO, bv which the fund was established.
At the opening of this financial wear ON the LIST
of April 1869 the Immigra timfund had a depo-
sit $4,000. in the Colonial Bank. but it owed
about &l2,O 900 t, the Colonial Treasury. Al
though the accounts are not made ND before the
close of the financial wear. still the probable
state of the fund to the end of the present quar-
ter may now be calculated as follows. The
fund owns those $4,000. $4,000 of which will
after previous notice be paid on the oath ofDe-
cember next), the interest of which gave $3.50;
then there was a sum of 5000. 80. being repay-
ment of previous outlay with interest from the
Immigrationfund and if to those items be adj
ded the Immigration-tax and subsidy from the
Colonial Treasury. G,O00. calculated for 8 quar-
ters, or $4,000, the total sum will be $20,749. 80.
Button theother hand the Immigrationfund is deb
tor to the Colonial Treasury for its outlaws for the
fund, being on The LIST of ApfI last sI2,242. is,
then 2 instruments with interest to the Iusur-
ance Office in Copenhagen $5,256. IS subsidy
in aid of the Importation of Iaborers from 1st
April to date 81, 1850: salaries to the Inspector
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, JUNE IL. 1870

thimble. gold sleeve buttons, an elegant work
basket, with all the paraphernalia, fitted up with
rare taste and skill, with numerou, accompany.
ing appropriate articles several statuettes and
busts, among which We noticed particularly
Lesbia, Clytie, the Greek slave, and full length
Shakespeare; beautiful vases of varioas styles
and sizes. beautiful silver syrup cup antique
silver fruit baskets, berry dishes, sardine dish
pickle knife and fork, silver bouquet holder
lfrostedl, sugar basket two pair cushions. one of
them elegantly embroidered satin; beautiful
point applique handkerchief from school mate
OF the bride. books, perfume bottles,'&c., SC.
We can only say, in conclusion, that it was
the most brilliant wedding Ottawa had witnessed,
made up as it was entirely of home company and
home material-with no expensive accessories
for display from abroad.
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Mrs. Emma Hardinge will lecture at Turner
Hall, in Ottawa, on the evenings of the l4th,
18th and 18th OF June. The subject of the lee.
lures will be The Philosophy of Spiritualism. "
Mr., H. is IN English lady, now on lecturing
tour III tn, country, and is prs.eminenty con-
verssnt with her subject, we'll as distinguish.
I'd authores> and lecturer.
Friends Of the philosophy, together with all
Others, are cordially invited TO attend. THE
spirit and the bride say come and le. him that
hesresh say come, and let him that is athirst
come and whoSoever will le, him take of the
waters ot life freely
Special notice will be circulated IN the morn
ing of the l4th.
Admission free Lecture to commence at :
o'clock. W. II. W. CUsHMAN,/
O y, TURNER Com.
T. C. HAlHEwNY.
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DR.. La Fonsaine still continues to attend to
the wants of suffering humanity, at the Park
House, and every day he succeed. in effectnx
cure, wherein other ph ysicisns have failed He
charges nothing for advice, and is very success.
ful in his profession.
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FARE REDUcED.-F. Tavener, Esq, the sta
ton agent at Ostawa. informs US that since Non.
day through ticket, from Ottawa to New York
and Boston. over the Ch., K. 1. p. R. r. and its
connections, have been reduced s. from the pre-
7ious rates-that is, tickets are now, Ottawa to
New York $3.50: Ottawa TO Boston, $2455
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SNOW PLANT.-Miss Louisa Eames, while on
a recent trip TO the far west, viewing the won
dertul scenery of Yosemite Valley, found grow
ins at great altitude snow plant which she
brought home and left at Dmmicks' drug store,
in this city,.where::it it can be seenato-day. The
plant Is blood red, and grows out through the
SNOW
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a ADEsEcRATION.-Some one wholly devoid of
decency has been guilty of stealing the floral
wreatAs which kindly hands lately distributed
on soldiers graves in the cemetery below town.
There is no word in the English language that
will express the total want of honor belonging
to the man who did this. He is simply nobody
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SfrN ~ berry Festival!

Thcrc viii be a strawberry festival at the Sem.
mary in the town of Farm Ridge on Thu sday
evening next. June 10Th, for the benefit of St
Andrews Church Episcopal. There will be
strawberries, cream cake, Lemonade, flowers,
music. and good time generally. Every body
il in nNtrl
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A BALI~-Lessing Lodge, I. o. o. F., or rsth.
er the younger members thereof, had very nice
social hop at Shaeffers Hall last Monday night
About 90 couples danced to good music by Den.
hards band, and ate u very fine supper. Tho
proceeds Of the hop were applied towards the
lodge library, which at present is small, but
rapidly growing in number of volumes and value.
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Parties, Festivals, Pic Mics and families SUP.
piled with the best Ice Cream, Confectionery.
Oranges, Lemons and Fire Work for the 4th of
July, at the lowest wholesale prices at H. Walth.
er's Ice Cream Hall
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Remember. Sol Degan has mammoth g.,
house in his meat market. Meat is neyer pur
on the ice, but kept cool by hanging in 4tmos-
phere reduced to the freezing point, conscq uent-
ly meat will keep many hours longer when taken
out and never loses its flavor.
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Boring for the new artesian we'll in front Of
the residence of DR.. Macarthur commenced on
Wednesday. and is progressing finely
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JOBBTG DEPARTMENT.

'Arhrli"' 'u- i'lHS a.. kinds Of Job Work in the VA.
rlon- styles o - surpassed this section and
"e'''n"n'il.'Y ' those wishing anything done this
-"'' Civ. us . by tie indcious and liberal use o.
..t.. a.H'- fortune has been made. and he
...a... I.y Il.
' promptly attended TO.
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Alschuler II Co., in the Alschuler building.
employ cutter OF twenty-five years experience,
and who has been seven wears with the firm,
They warrant all garments eur at their estab.
lshmeut 10 Mt and give perfect satisfaction
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The teas of the Great United States Tea Com
pany the best and purest in the market. may he
found at John Stouts who is the sole agent of
the company in Ottawa. No. 10 Court street,
Reddick's Block.
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Jos. Fennell has just erected new building
on the next lot this side Of the Portland House,
and opens with stock Of groceries, liquors, &c.
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He is TNERE--That meau- Jim Cross He
announces that he is prepared 10 entertain every
one. Jurors witnesses lawyers and thieves.
"Jim" says welcome. We can say with
confidence THAT Cross Il Stantz keep a GOOD house.
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M Hull hss gone east after another lot of
new soods He is selecting a very nice lot of
prints domsstics, &C., and il determined to kee .
up good assortment Of everything in his line.
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SoDA.-Next week, when you get too warm
and want nice glass of soda, 90 to DR.. Dimmick
4 Bros drug store. They have first class
fountain and are prepared to suit your taste to
perfection.
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Az Burke l. Heenans this week there was
new arrival Of goods, such rs fine shawls. Grape
mauntey. French csmbrics, psrssols, fans and
full line OF Alexandrine kid gloves, as we'll as a
general assortment Of ans goods. For intorma.
tion N to price, &c., call and see
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Meets on the second and


Hg, QrNerKR> ppIT Posi- 10. p g. :. T., Dept o.. III.
Gen-rs. ori"s 80 ml ae t0ctmpmt mtnr vlI hereafter
setE1lr HpHdsh evening each vtek ir>t,. Wcau-,
day .ycu.uE y, heretofore. -! order oi 'owmSud
u. PALMER, AIlg',nt.
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At the City Drug Store can be found the finest
perfumes msuutsctured, and there also is kept
pure soda water. Every one welcome.
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Ottawa scadcn, Natural ~cicncr-.

Heet- a-.r ih- 70. 30. pacu Dvu ~ D.. P,gIs build.
tus Donation. insects and i3n -ol.Cirel
J. Paul President " " CsiAju,. >"cgrtrrl.
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During the fair Lem Wade proposes to accom-.
modste visitors With everything needed a; rea.
sonsble sates. Cali and see him.
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Religions meeting in the grove at Debol,'s
spring. two miles north of Dayton. this ,Satur.
day evening and Sunday. with picnic dinner
on the latter day
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YES, HE HA>.-Almost any one can tell that
Hugh Glllen ha, been east. Every dray and
express wagon, during the past few iavs when
coming from the depot. has been loaded with
new goods Of every sort quality and kind PEE
cu!lar 70 his line Of trade, and almost cvery
farmers wagon going out has been filled with
choice, cheap aud good good, bought at Reddick
q Gilen's who are determined 70 sell goods
cheaply. and 20 satisfy their customers. If YOU
want anything nice new and stylish. we advise
you to 20 To Rcddicl 4 Gllens Among the
goods they have Just received We notice very
nice assortment Of trimming and black silks. "a.
tins, hoop skirts. corsets black and figured gren-
adines. lama shnwi, bleached and unb,eached
muslins. hosiery, &c Their show window of
skirts and corset, is worth looking A..
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PEHsoSAL--Herman Silver, Esq, left last
week u" &. pleasure voy.ye to Europe. He goes
out 10 -.- his parents and relatives in Germany,
whom he ma. not .eeu in twenty one year.. We
wish him ~ happy voyage n- he may desire.
When Mr.. Silver was about leaving for Eu.
rope, his friends called upon and gave him a
Serensdr. and \ very pleasant time was the re.
suit. He owned nine shares in the Turner Hall,
which he presented to the socie.y.-.nd as this
stock is nt par the society very much appreciate
the gift of the generous donor
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For nice fresh Ice Cream. Lemonade and
Strawberries 70 to II. Walther's Ice Cream Hall.
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Go TO Reed Il Gibson's for reapers. &c. The,
have M good machines as are sold in this market
They do all sorts Of repairing on short notice
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When you want nice mixed drink, such a.
mint lulep ''snssh.' milk punoh"
sherry cobbler,' or anything excellent in tho
way of fancy drink, 20 to Mikes, east of the
Court Houre.
He invites his old friends to come and zee
him. at his new place. He sets out the the only
free lunch in Ottawa, and his lunches are really
good. Strangers visiting the races and court
next week will find everything correct and good
at Mikes. He has also the best stock Of alss
and plenty ot good beer
Mike il always liberal and polite, and has
hosts Of friends and is keeping y first class o..
tablIshment.
Get your Flags AMI Fire Works for the 4th Of
July OF H. Wather'..
Stylish boots fnd shoes for stylish men and
women slways \. Child l. Bros.
For cheap suit of the best western made
goods, warranted to ti.. 20 to Alschuler Co.
Tho incest kid glove in Ottawa. at H1.JO DOR
pair, at Presco,,s
30 boxes Fire Crackers and 100 boxes Torpe.
does for sale as II. Walthcr's.
The bes. lot OF driving gloves in the citv st
Prescotts
Lovely CATERS for lovely women at Child 4
Brothers.
Two men named Tisler and Patterson went
out fishing the other morning, and after being
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100 boxes nice Lemons and Oranges for sale
cheap at II. Walthers fruit store.
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French kid button boots, best, better, bestest,
and ohssp. cheaper. cheapest, at Child " Bros.
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II you would have beautiful white bread, mad
from the best Of -four, you should patronize tn
Eagle Mills
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Our local is using soma of Jerry Woods
family -four at his "shed,' and believes it to be
the whitest -four, and to make the best bread he
ever saw. Try it.
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Congregational Church,

The two Congregational Churehe. in this city
having merged their mem bership and means in
to one strong body, are now able to proceed to
the erection of church building, that shall no,
only be credit to themselves. but to our city.
The contract for their new church was LEI On
Wednesday, the lowest bidders being the we'll
known firm of Colwell, Clark s. Co. 1t is an
illustration Of the characteristic "style" and en-.
ergy of this firm, that within two hours after
closing the contract with the church authorities
they were on the ground with gang of men,
clearing away the old church building, and pre-
pairing actively to lay the foundations for the
new structure.
The church is to be erected opposite the south.
east corner of Washington square, nearly on the
site Of what is known as the lst Congregational,
or 'old brick" church. The outside dimensions
of the building are to De - by l19 feet, and the
audience room, whom completed, is to seat 500
people. There 10 also to be basem ent. or first
story. to bs fitted up for heating apar tlnent,
lecture and Sunday School room, pastors study,
library, &c. Two spires are to orname,.t the
front-one 100 feet in height and the other 100
feet high. Tho whole supers,ructure 20 be of
brick upon heAvy stone foundation The aud.
isncs room i to be lighted by refectors from
shove.
Not having sesn tie plans, We are able TO give
only this general outline. The plans were drawn
BY An >":s architect, ,nd ARE said to be very
handsoms snd complete. The contract was
taken by Cn~ell, Clark 4 Co. at $25.s22 and
they bind themselves - have the buildin. ready
for occupancy by the l5th of December.
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Eichy. Congress and Kissingen med,osted
waters flowing freely at Strswn & Powells.
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PE1TCES REDJCEpl

az Piano, and Organ. sold on nstampEt,. Sncoui hand
instruments taken IN exchange oi new our,.
Our stock of smaller Instruments German Accorleons,
&c. &C. the largest and most complete Chicago,
we have Imported direct from Germany at saving OF about
W per cent? nnu mas been personally selected hy Mr. A. simon,
musician ot great skill and taste. We satisfy the most
nstaou-, as regards style and quality about half the
usual cost Uy prompt attention to the our patrons,
hope TO merit liberal patronage. Please call and exam
Inc our stock. SIMON BROTHERS,
April 30, 1870. II La snr street
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Everybody VINO designs attending the yrea,
horse races. shouldn't get their boots aud shoe.
until they the great stock At Child IL Bros
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BE sure and call on Il. Wal,her's for your Base
Balls, Bats. rubber Balls aud fishing Tackle
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Fine slippers for fine Misses at Child l. Bros,
in Cheover's Block, east Of the Court House.
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II works spendialy-that SODA fountain at
Strawn * Powclr-
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Whenever you see nice new hat on "A man
around the streets you can safely conclude he
bought il at Prescott's.
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NtrnNNkNrrN lteAiilnl,

Preparation. tor Serra Wladr,i People, A
Strawberry Festival will be held ON the evening
OF IT," 18th inst. AZ Mr.. Frederick Trvon'- il
Fall River, three miles south of Mars.illes The
towns Ut Fall River, Grand R,pids, Brookfeld
and Marseiles TO be present. Proceeds for the
benefit Of the Brookfeld church and Sabbath
School,
Address ny the eloquent pastor, Rev. J. Shay.
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NUMBER a..
GRAND EN'vE sT,I>i5EESr.

Ihe Manager has the honor 10 oanuounce 10 the
c'tizenS OF Ottawa and vicinity, series of gener-
al entertainments at Griffith & SON. nornIa-
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
By the celebrated stock companv, commencing
Immediately and continuing until furtbar no,ice
PROrR,1T1rr.
PARrL
l. 'rand Overture from tn opera of
. ShaaMr anne -. -. ... Company
B. CindrIla or S,ir,r - ,i .ii'' ''ePandle.cnet
4. Recitativc-Ine Prle.,ri,u's I.,mant--
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For cheap sui, of the best western made
goods, warranted to hit, 20 10 Alschuler Co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY DIRECTORY.


On and a;'r. MAY -th. $40 trains leave
ottawa 81. fellows: