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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

TIE ARLINGTON EsTATE.-A correspondent
of the New York World writes;
ut may not be aniss 10 state a few plain
facts as to the matter Of the Arlington estate.
John Park Gusts left the Arlington estate
to George Washington Parke Gusts, the
adopted son and step grandson of George
Washington. G. ". p. Gusts had one child,
Mary Gusts, who was torn at Arlington, and
t. whom be devised his estate. the daughter
Mary married Robert Edward Lee. In his
wi. admitted to probate at Lexington, Va.
in October last, General R. K. Lee bequea,hed
to bis family only personal ~cstate~- No men,
ton of lands is made ia it, because he owned
noue. The will itself bears date anterior to the
var. G. ". =. CuGtis died in 1857, and after
that General Lee held a life estate in Airing
ton as tenant by courtesy. 1t now belongs 10
Mrs. Lee free from claim whatever, except u tax
title held by the United States government.-
Any lawyer knows that a court OF equity would
hold the owner CT a tax title as entitled merely
to what he actually paid OUT, returned to him
Will, legal interest. Mrs. Lee has been under
legal disability as a married woman. This is
now removed By the death of her husband. and
she stands as any other widowed lady claiming
her patrimoDy and birthplace at the first mo-
mcnt that the laws allow her to do so. Nobody
seeksto renove the Union dead. But shall the
ereat-craud daughter of Martha Washington
have her property That's the question:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

Gov. MoClurg, Of Missouri, has appointed
D. T. Jewett, Of St. Louis, U. S. Senator, to
fill the vacancy caused by Senator. brakes ap.
pointment as chief justice of the Court of
Claims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

A number Of Boston merchants petition
Congress TO leave San Domingo alone, Oh the
ground tina: if We are to buy real estate we
shall have 10 continue the income tax and
other disaereeable imposts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

Letters from Washington state that General
PIeasanton, the new commissioner Of internal
revenue, is not in perfect accord with ex Com
missioner De!ano on thosepoints 10 his lats, re.
port to Congress relating to the tax on tobacco
aud spirits; that he is in favor Of an increase in
the tax Of at least so per ct. in both cases, and
will convey bis ideas to Congress in the shape
of a recommendation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

Pupchinello, (tbe iuitator of the London
Puroh) published in New York, has had to
c'ose up. 1t was not supported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19
. N ATTRAC TION

DAY MARE LOST-S1O reward will be paid
u for the recovery or information that will
lead to the recovery of q BAY MARE, with q
sore on her le1S fore shoulder, Is hands high,
long slim neck, rat tail with bushy end, high
hips and ia short wind ed and baulky. She was
stolsn from the farm Of Mr.. Philip Hoof, on
Saturday night laat.
doc 1Q-5t& FRE OOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

kEMARKs.-The market for the higher grades
OF Whest opens uctive-low grades are dull;
offerings of 1888 bushels white and 1911 OF red
with sales OF the former at l30 and l45, and of
the latter at 40, 123. l25, 128. 49,, 1872, 1873, 1876,
1873 and 40. Corn is dull; offerings of 1874
bushels mixed and 1875 of yellow, with sales OF
the former at 62, 63 and G4 no sales Of the lat
Ter reportcd. Rye is unchanged; small lots Of
inferior changed hands ct IS. Oats arc steady
offerings of COS bushels, with Sales at AZ and A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19
decl9
UMBER, &C., FOR SALE.
NHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE.

y
l am now receiving my FALL STOCK OF
GOODS, which l offer to country merchants
and deslers generally at rs low prices AS they
can be bought either North or South. Ny
stock is very complete, comprising EARTH-
ENWARE Of all kinds, from common TO the
best Stone China. GLASSWARE in great va
rietY, FRENCH CHINA TEA and DINNER
SETS and FANCY GOODS of all kinds.
Particular attention paid to the country trade,
and merchants will do we'll to call and examine
my stock, az I am satisfied they will be pleased
with my goods and prices, and they will save
in treights by purchasing here.
sep 27-eo3m E. J. MILLER, IS King 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

MARINE LIST.
sun gG.E......... II MoyS RISES ln'g... 3 "A
SUE sETs.........4 Al
FoaT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER ~.
SAILED.
Schr Clara, Boston, by American Coal 90.
M~EMORAEDA.
Schr Harriet Thomas, hence at New London
18th instant.
Schr Jane + Durfee. Murtz, for Fall river,
hence ut Newport 18th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19
NHOICE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

a large and beautiful collection OF fine Am
erican. English, French and German GIRO
mos, equal TO the finest oil painting-se'ected
with great care--sn elegant sssortnen t Tor Far
lor, Dining Room or Hall.
A beautiful Holiday present. ROGERS
STATUARY. JOHN T. CLARKE,
dec 10 No. 1E8 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

FAUQUIER COUNTY. The FIVE colorcd men
who are now conf ned in our county Jail lone
for assault with intent TO kill, and the others for
| IarceDy-madc q desperate effort to effect an
| escape between 9 and 10 o'clock last Thursday
night. They set fire TO the Jail, but the fire
| vas discovered in time, and their design trus-
tated.
The feeble state OF the health of the Rev.
Fl. II. Wycr has caused him to give formal
notice to the members Of the Baptist Church
| of WarrentoD, OF a settled purpose to dissolve
| his pastoral relations with them, He has fill.
| ed their pulpit ~acceptably for The last three
| years.
Messrs. VIM. &. and Hugh #. Douglas OF
| Warrenton and Jno NJ. Reed ESQ.,, ofOmaha,
| have Just received a patent fer their improved
| cookie separator-ono of the most admirably
constructed and useful inventions ever submit.
ted to the attention of farmers and millers.
James Fur, q temperate and industrious
young man employed on the farm OF MIR. Buck
Skinker, was thrown from his horse a few
miles above Lawrence's Tavern last Saturday
afternoon ard seriously injured Rarrcnton
IndCr.
VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.-The
Virgins Telegraph Company created ior the
construction of a inc Of Telegraph FROM Alex
andria to Harrisonburg, Was organized in AL.
exandria on the 24th Of November, by the
unanimous election of Robert Beverly, of Eau
quier county, as President, Geo. G. Wedder.
burn. as Secretary and Treasurer. e. K.
Bingham was appointed General Agent. The
company thus organized is now prepared to
construct tho line as soon as an adequate
amount of subscriptions shall be obtained.
Robert ReverIy OF the Plains, 10 Eauquier
county, President Of tho Virginia Telegraph
Company, is a gentleman Of great sagaclty, III
telliceuce and energy, and is the very man 10
stand at the head of this important enterprise.
Mir. Beverly subscribcs $1,000 to this interest
and receives no pay IS President. -Rockiing-
ham Register.
~ -. -. Ill..= -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

There is much ice in the Hudson river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
IL LACE GOODSl LACE GOODSl
Fine assortment of Lace Handkerchiefs, Col
lars and Cuffs, Linen Embroidered Collars and
Cuffs. separate and in sets Gents tine Linen
Hemstitched and Embroidered handkerchief,
all Of which will make a nice holiday present.
dec 10 c., g. BERRY, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

The Philadelphia Commercial List announces
tho failure of fourteen firms Interested IN 'ne
shoe business, with heavy liabilities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

GEN. ASA ROGERS, of Loudoun county, has
been elected by the Legislature of Virginia,
Second Auditor. The vote and the circum.
stances of the election, are all hattering to our
Old and esteemed friend, and his election was a
tribute oi respect to his character and qualifca-
tions, which will be acceptable to the people
of the Commonwealth, and especially so to his
fellow citizens in this section OF the State. His
attention to business. bis gentlemanly deport-
ment, his qualities in every respect, fully en-
titled him to the recognition of bis services
which he has received. We wish him health
aud happiness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1870

EUROPEAN NEws.-The general spirit of
the dispatches from about Paris represents the
city as being able to hold out three months
logger, and that meanwhile an offensive move.
msut in strong force will be made against the
besiegers. The Germans are concentrating
at Yoetot, twelve miles from Havre, to attack
that city. A dispatch from Lille reports a ru-
NOR OF a successful sortie from Paris, and the
surrounding of the Germans at Versailles by
Trcchu's forces. II is stated that the Confer
ence OF the European Powers on the Eastern
question will meet at London before Christmas.
France will be represented by Theirs. Russia
s~ustains the Prussian demand on Lu1em-
bourg, and justi6es the contemplated seizure
of the Duchy.
, 1870-08-28

2ne & q tae ras.s e.sns.t aud euoeti:e oppsaeaa
GatAi tie liu.e biz ds4Ll E,etntgs .: &Ar E.rat
!pesitatr. and Of the Nations! A.n,hIy. lie stA Lrd
4s tariff i'll = Of article dsHnku-tvd {.r ,hntI
ott1nE ..tea.n Their Ptvto9na .slaain,anee Nth
which thfy csfieue~t There artsrs 3r!s A4lhns.x4
both 70 TIC Lf.s!asare and he working tvurle 4
fHt4sst.oos n tss sytta,a = aPor. Ks.sst tai
hTrk ard ipe1hAuaAtfe fund II NfL wtuef, lE,4. u
ev.!y thins ht .cR.tses Il. .c<t Ia, b1 +, eis,she
1shsst s.aally tsJ with .,.tlJ i1;.7r~, s:''a tes
m.y y hid A,~n u = lew ~ wors:, ss.'''Tss1 II;
AK. I'll HtaYd!en n sss.-
lIrveta intrrerursr hstw :wa t~::.. il t! r1.l
fyn1e .h,.u: II vp mi tat 1s.Es M<fAfsa- !.
NJ trut Thai myth nx ..t4abr in pru?-Htn Il
i.bcF e.traded np4n = 20 converse pn'~-it"n u
ur. L.. 4Hse tAti..4 -..i b: f.s rt Lvs.'
s1lt-.. ,u.t 1t II net .7r tlss sv:~sT7r Ei*stal-s
nlt.Jt 11.has t~.; - IL l.4Ak~s Ii I.oh. b-An
tpopey wrAt but what they require t. t"1sur14
for Vnfu:t 'HHs! Il il nes te- hat taEtis .s's.~
r"u-rrr. ard eitrurter!inE IL nxEhss ft.., tdse1
arr yrp< fur:rr. rEa iustr.tf t ETttl
tcru. There " IN wish to low .kEr AfeusIt1d
e.r te na.'e tts f-r tta4c r,"3lt :r4 tt .Hue-"
, 1870-08-28
FOR SALE
LAUNDRY.

BEER TANKS xnd IIOE%Itf:tD.s- >s7:',
nther HxiMre-, second-dauh. and ehenp-
GEO. II. HE'S. f:3i CIar.--t-
, 1870-08-28

F.4ti+ L-Ac~-, TbllsiesI la
"Wha,ever msv b. t.- os'utnn Of the sradt. 20 tia
auh;-ct Of Fra TT4tt Frp~t2n. he fail he
infrrt-t In the eraF nd anEat-.i .t1on uf
T.t=s Tao.e s..hyt Gt their acar:,n. s'!'rtr,:oa1
te acfed tho Dnral sr1ee' stas Tho,ns. Cazs5st
ua4 eIEc1 ="
, 1870-08-28

The .sorsAxex<rn cA.i.t;an aaeoet. Of Chicago srs
-Bx far the eIease4t freshest. ard o.t popular Pre-
srEtation hnve err: had Of the Anp.osectiFe tys
TEN. il that gwen ~ h fiat"
, 1870-08-28
MEXICO.

Cur or MEXICO. ria HAVANA, Aug. 47.-Exctc.
meht Is cause.i Ivy the unconstitutional arrest ol
the crsltors OF the Nontsar. They were arrestrl
without lcEat process
IT'S generally presumed that LsTlo De Telat.s
vii. Assume the Dictatorship t,ciurc January.
Congress anu the President are at logeerhea.ls
pn tlc revenue question.
The Telegraph Is completed from the City O.
Mexico to Monterey, and will soon reach to Mat
amosts.
Tfpubtes On the Guatemala frontier continue.
, 1870-08-28


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| volume. wM b. ioI,nd ah1la'st xv.y @tKument Vat
| advanced hy Mr. GREELEY 4p1 his sCnnof md tsr hi:
e4eav4 ::to tr.l the t1't divided nlse: it h41r
ty ed - the Exaass Il th:t day sn6 this cu:sss
Who ase The sustained ArsRm.uts Of osht
works nj po1ttA Il nolny. fas ;ra..cHosx VI T.:
rasonInxi is .rve:eiy tsixuEf< tat tLc lans!skr -
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, 1870-08-28

CALAIS, Me-. AnE. e7.-A fire hrnkc out this af-
teEsteon I'll the rcar Of hi.!aNts i!very sable
which was destroyed, together With The Stores OF
ls!akc Taylor. Nm. Todd. Jr., n. sllveston. \,
+ Neli!, :'a1ncs Perkins Miss iI!l: Hoa;,.m3u
n1%s M,ns sons, w haft,"n' i,.s', nsfsas Mas
nrps., Geo. ". Erc. Daniel Hill. {. ".
Eye. Z. Waite Co. and Pat
Wa+lswo1tn / kcllys great m.l. Dent Hntchlu's
ealI iott I1ltcccn<I + t'nae's livery SAME. Fra
ts-.y, Ncnpa9.iI CO.'S machine shop, Hamilton
Fcn,i,lIy, ST. croN Hall, with the rlss rooms a1
l'ost Office le!tsw, many dwellings un,l tenement
honscx, large qusnttttes Of lnr,1h"!. and 1liurE
wharf property. Also thirteen vessels ly:Eg N
tie wharvrs- N!ekeEsan ( Nl
outs ami Vim. lfu.t's L Robertson
shipyartls AMI three vessels nn the -toeks: Ma
rint Hallway and nry 1hrk: Congregations
'rstry an. Masonic Hail. Much Of tho prulrrt.
WIS burned nfteT It's TrnuyI! from tar s:0ecs A..
houses M estimate Of tll. fs's@ s"t nlAtse-
BALTIMORE Aug. as.-Thc extensive fnrnlturt
nlanniacteFy Of Charles r. Stevens. corner Q
High anil bow stTcttt. wns burned this morning
Luss cosclctl by an insurance y! {ie.0N.
, 1870-08-28
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTING PAPER.

DETAATNEST ar afA1K,
SFN1SGFIIID. AuSust I. is1u.}
Pursuant TO lar. herrby nvtse srzycras for fufnl4a
luk, for the nee ot the Stc cf Illinois. To fAo~a~d
Of printing pap1 sx3 weighing at least Is lhs
pr rra, md equ7t in every -ps&t 10 rarft< to bt
obtained Of the Secretary Of State Said proposals will
TX frrrived the Office Of The Secsraty ct StAo Of
Tno until II o'clock. noon. the lst dsr OF oetobel
lx;l aud viii be opened at o'clock r. OF the can't
day.
Each proposal nutt bc addfessed to the Secretay Of
Esatc, aud marked back OF ruveore Proro4ah fof
Printing rapct* md shcct Of the r5S1 II sample
tn be tnrnt-td with zach lid All ii raid pafsr mna:
tx delteesrd to the SccretArr at Ssata, At the Sate
Eou+e in srrneGeid. 1niuri-n tcat to X del!rescc
CD Or b-iosr December IL ss. 81 reAs OF befort
January Is ls7l, and nQg bcfose FebtH&n
Is, lssl.
The Ie7son er pczsons to whm tle contract AwAsdet
wilt Le required give bond to the Governor In the
ttnalsy OF twenty thousand dolas+ conditioned thAt ht
will Iathfuv fuEul4h aud deliver the sl1d paper *
Lind quality. aud quantity. At the time. plaee. Aas
t}.n thu uAn4 in the contract In pursuance o:
law; aud nI&o. that he Of taey will f1:uish any add
tnal amount II rs%t that may 1e rIuts, for the
At the State, uTau thr eae terms aud Of like Quality
wl,cncre. rqaeeed to do ey tic Secretary Of Stale
EDWARD RUMMKL.
vnfE Etotn
, 1870-08-28
&f.ATFRS.

COLOGNE, Aug. 2G.-The Ea:f:tt, Of this city,
sass 1t has information from IN authentic source
to the effect that the Afat.s arc threatening IL
surrectiun In AlRters- The letter recently rutt
lisl,ei. rurportlnK 10 emanate from Ah'lel kader
an.l offering to serve the Emperor Of the French
Il ppN p1uuuuncc.l 4 forgery.
, 1870-08-28

J1,c Neb:a.ka CITY Prr.s sayR:
S.:,her sarf fr-e tradsr rise frora rr1
i:,f E.-s:at. writing without E6Itr iteat tE1n le
pt4e< I'd n heu lie tat dun u ~ them.7
, 1870-08-28
MARRIED.

t;e,,:n1S,S1n ~ ,i,s i:,h M :, Flint
Meh ts R+v. MAtrut tAnr, virginia "nly dan<hsrr
81 tllc tstr Celnrl t.fft Dea., TO "s1n a. Cuter.
wood, Fra, Of this city.
MrMEl1.ES- BOt;ART- On W%anetiay, the 3Hh
int ~ R4v. VIM Scott, ass:stet hy Kcr. o. AeAu1
len Ut ihr y.rdrnc< II the hridre father. Mt. Jact
H. McMrll.n II tr city. aars f.. "n,s i4sh:t1 ot
tcwtt Eos,ft E- II AIo aha 0otasie. CAuada
Ne cards.
HAKEIS- IS-REt-luR-AAeut: ea by Rev. Ms
Mathew. At fha Ttru P-r hytrriau chusch. ot
CArf-ntrI and WashinstonAtt., Ar, Atharn r. Hat1i'
and Mits 1.HlH r. Ree.cr
, 1870-08-28
AUSTRIA,

LoSpoH, Aug. e7.-Apsfrt- nnS concuf.td IN a
declaration OF neutrality. rs pruposcsl ty England
and already sccertcti by 1taig.
Tp4 russian Minister has returned to St. Peters
urrE from visit to Vienna. The object Ut tue
visit was was TO express on the part OF ltus,a a
strung desire to improve their relations with Aus-
TIN. Austria Tectprocates, anu Il anxious to con.
tribute to its fu11lment-
, 1870-08-28
pURLIC NOTICE

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eaAt ~ ~ Sf1Nl'tL sALCDrf.
j Il H.lT3F'sKn. AFrE1!st*s
if.IIAt 5, kCI3kf,
, 1870-08-28

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t1..i>e ~!istsD c.r political shse ~ Il q
te s&nth that II ki. hi-r.4s H. Ha.Ga.
h1s ;rick. rn.1iad q the bubble. that r1. tcr rrf
Iels argunest aoux ~ psvt!s 4nd @ GU iek':;:ats
10 H.. cc1r:tLen.lcn of tht sna-ees, the e:7os aa
toph:tna uhsa tslonS y ths eots ef " psgtttsa
u,t<rfn wr7ts:s traocniea -.sn-s II il haEilE ~
n.ch su sreatd tin tadt1s NtItHaa 1:n.ns ~ No.
Atlcatt be boids hish pls<- anloas it. abe*s
IN md dentontEascsa- Hrs daatc. Hhisa o<efte1 =
Wis w ~, "a u!1.k h.z =t.: t<PoEatsI Il 7oA.
ri -e;.r,s Ine 70: tcE i slt.'.F 20 ,s
ioek Il. t,.r hand. ri she ra-: which nos sz1T1f
for the I.i>4 ip aA{ieaA1 -oAats-
, 1870-08-28
EDUCATIONAL.
ST; ICNiTlUS COLLEGE,,
CHICAGO, ILL.
COOK COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL.

Je next :tt:n nptE.in In t's rt~ halsa1aE a. ErS!'-
rv~s -~vs: mills .outh of Chc1eo Cea't H''s, Ses =
:. 1-sn.
>ucrial srain+ *r TIN to accommodate pupils oAzd-
ias iu The city. f1-r. iii eCntt-
lHt NORMAL DEPARTMENT il sisi1tEy 2:ot' -
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THE HIGH SCHOOL AND TRAINING 1IEFART-
MtNTs il: ,n,. Tor cell F'. ha=iarr- "f :tc \ '.:nel
Drr:.
70, e1itlofre and fni r.-dcllsr- ,dar,-.
D.S. WENTWORTH. f.y,nripal.
, 1870-08-28

rre+ Last evening the removal. 10 \ safe place,
OF the masterpieces Of tho Louvre began. Tue
p1ccautioa IS timely. Are not invas1ohS o1 nh1-
bas1ans always fatal to arts and thelr most peau-
ttful PRODUCTIONS =
, 1870-08-28

Illinois l:1curxion3kt~ IN IRo<ton.
N,sTnS, Aug. s'.-The delegation Of th. Illinois
Press Association arrlvc.1 here ttll3y aua pro-
cceS,cd to thu American House. Thef proceed to
Lowell on Monday.
, 1870-08-28

70 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
:, aIcd r.o1.rn.e Will b. rrctv.d she c:iec Of
k,nkak. .,nct. Htser r. T. Co. f. ksnsStsT az; H.
iny u said foxA through kaukattr !ornty. Distance
I.,::f y mile JAMES Mta:kkN,
w f. SINGLETON. TX. Gem.
, 1870-08-28

The pture of taxation has tlast dsisen tho ptspta
% study the Htndplet On which ta1es Azn inraa,ed
1ve1J day, ntwspapeF diacosion Of the Ta.td ceovp
6oosr tssnett The md {x the Publications of th<
League = nssrnt Aad growing. Politicians atodsoa,
eato1z- Cons1~nsn. daah4tnk r<otcettoaisst. uqaa.
iIx taxpayer, apply daily u the IAague to afu kow
theT may h<st purspe thsE etndy VI tho Ta.td question
In view Of ths Anoo1 seeknk tne hxhk md ii. erts
need Of work 70 ptssent economic truth peroia14,
vt eorctly, the l'nsur has determined 10 ras..a Il
cost pIiet. tho uonaessa work Of Fredc Ba.tat "a.
ttaea. SoAs.s of IL FrM-rfonsas.
OF tht remarkable work NJ .ho. dc afiest of on,
critics4Ays.
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nrfn an1Wtft1. and atA& Ec IL nuAnsWesatIr ans a1
he has gronerd one VI she c!tasots and rne. Irlsx
stAtsnents IN r1.tsnte u ,o FIce frade ts.sJ. e.
which r'1late .he fuserthAEte .! haruau ice*s
st1anenk IN The r<ssns" Of which Prt.ttonts AZ ~
a. s,y.s o2{.asea 7, tIized aaJ
t ha.,y r1e!tns. Il IL \ enmhs tas ts axksXi
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hftrs and fet o.: IN t5!r ar.fti:nx ts,t ma
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, 1870-08-28

The HuIaio Es1+-ss tAss:
Tie Et l.,uLA nnd tIr-- "a f.f:n ic vt!ch tbs IL.
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It'll siiIi or ,Kietrdo. u. With .e,vr41 otSs5s
pexhA1s, Il she ktrat thinker an4t w1itrfs IL
to s1tak ct IT. lRstios. sess3.s. A1A NnttE: hut ri
dexts " fnnuot*seiat handling Of IL pnre:1le II
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1Awe. heh In ik.is abstract pt4sEtAtou ase hsTd &
tr,sr cisst, aSd hold e:7,!y sssthtF ~,:h :hu ,sY
eaA.s. hav* made What. ~ mc.t rr9ds+. IL d.J HSb
:. .t'ssotr etsaiy. "ns u dslietua n iRtrryf Il.
rl.yt ar wonderfully AT MD isn:ncs.. ar5 ls15
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tte sEy a. I:rk1AEt t+ars Of tht F1Etch Mrltr MI
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, 1870-08-28

TO RENT,

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kT(KF .tnA:td Al II, Division. of rrsy Ect 31rl2E
and Chamt--r SETS, S-.s ~n1 M~,3irn. FGF,tEF-' C.
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GENENAL NOTICES.
Notice TO !lRCNlTEC'RS.

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