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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08

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5ei ipiirt Der 5rau nod, bod i4entt lie Der
4uaQbe fsiueu 8lauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08

Giner armsn beutiden in M q n
berten aus BreuBeu, RamenS Brable, if
auf Der 8eiie bon Rems0ort bis 9arrisbure
ibr 3metiahrises Ntaoten auf Dem S6oOBe
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IN Sarrisburs aussuitetsen uno ibr &lno gu
besrabeu. Sic miQiste utter Sbrd men Elm
unD ferttste i'm Sabumasen Elm Qeidentleto,
den an. Su 9arrtSburs ihentte man ibr
aus @rbarmeu sinen ileinen Sarg, Der t9reu
QisbIins aufnabm. Die 9eide murbe oann
gum S%esrdbnife na9 benz Armenbuuie &c.
bra6t, mo- bic Dtutter nit urnennbarem see,
leni1mer3e unO inter Str6msn bon Sbrduen
bon ibrem 8inbe 4bfdieo uabnt, Inn oanu
nit benz grpreBSuse, auf benz ie unent9eltz
lId fubren Ourit., ibrsH Setuuntsn naaPitts.
burg uah;ureiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
Nene Na3etgea.
NuHGtNeruna

anfnrSernHs. SpBaanes @Hicger,
isine Bittpe l9tarIe, seb. Bauer ODER alnber bes
eor Ribmono 9eblleoeEen Jcbanuss @hicaer aus
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mir gu meIoen. SIN auitrasr:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08

Ibenteuer etne8 sc atroien. -
G%cmmaneeur @ecrse 6. SeItuap, Der ben
8unDeSoampfer vSu8carora" befe6ligt, be-
natri6tigt Oas Wtarine 8 Oepnrtement ourd
eireu BON Sbiri=&biri.8ui in ben Ser. Staas
ten bon Columbia an 81. Wdr3 1873 oatir.
ten 9rief, baB Der Watroie Sames Burner, Der
aui lenem Shiff oiente unb iiber ben beri9tet
poroen mar, baB er ndhreno elmer grpeoi.
ton ~oerlorsn gin9, am 20. B. so. bon einisen
Gin9sborensu BON @npica in eilsm Canoe
nab Dem Sdiff 9ebrudt worOen 1T. Burner
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uuo 3arteu YfanienidrBliugeu eradbrt babe.
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bon @upica, no i'm eintse &iuseborne fan.
ben, itA ieiuer freunOlta annahmen unO ibn
10 LANCE uerpflesteu, bis CT itart gsnug mar,
I'M auf iein Sdifi 5uriidtebren gu f0nuen.
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mem Yfaoe abgeipiheu, nm mad 8ali,r 5u iu.
den. NaAosm sr ieinen brsuneubsn 0urt
ssl0idt bate, fanO er, baB er p~ergefieH bate,
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fomnlen mar. @r fOnnte ben Bfao nidt fin
ben, mas 5ur Solse bate, OaB er 81 Gage
lang ratbloS in oer8ilontB berumirren mubte.
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Die Iarmer unb nas Wapiern.In

@ie wenig Die peTliden Harmer ben llrz
laden ibrer 2eibeu auf oeu GRUB 5u 9eben
psrfeben, benefit untr AnOerem Die S6at'
ic9e, faB bel ibrer gegenmdltig:n agitation
nirgeueS biePapiergeIoiraae and MIR srmdbnt
miro. uno bod 1T bas, mas ie burd Die
@llsnbabnen 81 letoen baUen, pet6altniBuld.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
ANANkEh AnRoAn

The following ~ relation 10 our towns
man Is from a late number Of the Titus
vile, Pa Herald
w II Failerton. Esq, sole proprietor
Of the grAuiie aud marble works at
Factory Point, Vermont, has Just com
pleied four magnificent monuments s;
WoodIawn Cemetery, which sid greatly
10 TIE sristie appearance 81 that beautiful
spot TIE first Of these is 50 the 10, Of
Nj William Il Abbott situated on an
elevation 10 the len 81 The carriage drive.
Toe lot Il thirty feet ~ thirty, on rolling
gfonud, and il enclosed BY marble cop
ing 10 d. The uudulAiion Of ihe soil, which
relieves Il Of that siinness Of appearance
uasulted 10 80 romantic = location The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

An Illinois railroad shut down on it,
passes, aud thus prevented an Illinois ed
itor from attending bis brother. faner-
al.
A Missouri girl washed al day, made
supper of Of twelve boiled eggs, and
then danced al night. The funeral wa.
mile long
The applications At the post Office de-
partment show that the demasd for pos.
tai cards for the year will exceed the
original estimate Of one hundred mill.
ion.
Il il stated on high medical authority
that the las, gill Of milk drawn from .
COW il sixteen times richer IN cream than
the first portion yielded.
Woman members Of The Congregation
81 churches Ia Iowa propose 70 raise an
endow ment Of 80. 900 TO- the female de-
pArsment Of Iowa College, b. ooniribut-
I Ing each one cent day Ter The next Use
\ years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

dc 8is3oiate3 members sgbsenient &C.
greater interests elsewhere
Fortaaassly ysrmont has been saved
froa az experimental knowledge e!
saeh = condition q things Tie Leg.
ialaiure At is session lsss iAll made
pr0vision for The organization ofa com.
pany within The STATE. which nigh;
sacoccd The managers o. tho Vermont
Ccasral and keep intact the lines ~
essential 80 cur basiuoss prosperity
This company has been organized. aad
is now ia possession Il the Vermont
Central lines A. provided by the act
Of incorporation, a majority Of the
directors are residents 81 this state
They are DOT mere financial shadows.
nominally in power TO meet the letter
Of the aw, aud representing the IN.
terests Of other meni but are citizens
II substance. who are personally in
terested 10 the growth and prosperity
a the state. and have invested largely
in this enterprise, 10 continue 10 Yer
mont the control Of her own roads,
and save the lines which draw the bust.
ness Of other sections across her Dor.
ders The non.residcnts who have sub.
scribcd largely 10 the stock Of this new
company were primarily induced to do
80 from the fact that they were already
interested in the New York. Boston 4
Montreal Railway, extending to Rut-
land, aud wished to secure the remain
der Of the line north. otherwise in dan.
ger Of passing into adverse hands,
Holding also the Vermont Central line
extending to the east, they will have
the same interest in the prosperity Of a
through line to Boston tlfat its former
managers had. The company have just
taken the lease Of the New London
road, to carry out their design to KEEP
up IA north and south through line OF
the east side Of the mountain as wei
as on the west The men who have
taken this Vermont system Of roads
have not taken il to divide and destroy
in the interests Of other lines, but have
taken il to hold, build up and strength
en- They have no interests to connic
with the full Development of the lines
which traverse the length and breadth
Of our state. II is not easy TO calcu
late the difference to our business pros
perity between the present disposition
Of our roads and such disposition a
would have been inevitable but 70
the timely action Of the gentlemen wht
form this company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

A country maiden lately drove 40 On
team into Indianapolis. hauling a ioad
Of wood shs said heeat ne wood. and
with tie wood sbe bought a highly rlh-
boncd hat. and with the bat she'll cor $
country swell
Five girls, neither 81 them over 20
years Of age, have entered $50 acres Of
land ia Kansas, and intend to makc dali
~ farm oft. All but two of The girls
are graduates OF Eastern schools, and two
Of them arc proficient IN agricultural
chemistry.
Raspberries are said to give a rich red
color to the blood Of those who cat
them. II frst maniiesis Itself In the
nose, aud several confirmed berry
have been expelled from Good Templar
Lodges, owisg TO ignorance ana super,ti-
ton.
The CaledoHiaH says VIM, seeley, Of
the Signal Service AZ Mount Washington,
N4iAiG hNuANE hhWh NiiE htNHAtA4t AaN'
Saturday, with a board on the railroad
track, was run into by another man also
on board, which bad become unmau.
ageablc, and thrown from the track, aud
injured so that be was brought to Little
field on Sunday, where he fingered in an
unconscious state ill Wednesday aud d.
ed.
/ The official statement Of the debt of the
State and municipalities of Missouri
shows that the debt upon which the State
pays interest is $lS,7iS, 600. The taxa.
BILE valuation OF the property IN the State
is put at S5s3, 900 900, and hhe population
at ! ,72l ,293,
1 A Virginia railroad runs what are cali
/ ed grass.widows' trains out Of Richmond
every Saturday evening stopping at all
the summer resorts on the line, aud re-
turning, Monday morning, in good time
for the gentlemen TO begin the cuisines,
/ OF the week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
THE ETHAN ALLEN MONUMENT

The monument to Ethan Allen in
Green Mount Cemetery in Burlington
was erected by the State Of Vermont,
by authority of an act Of Legislature
passed in 1855, which appropriated
So 900 for that purpose. 1t is Of Barre
granite. The base Of the pedestal is
eight feet square on the ground, con-
sists of two steps Of granite, on which
set in block Of granite six feet square,
are four PANELS of white marble bear
ing the following Inscriptions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

Harvey Howes formerly 4 well known
citizen Of West Hayen, aud now OF North
Bennington, has been attending a seanoe
Of the Eddy family If Chitienden and be-
held saeh variety Of spiritual manifes-
talions that be has written long letter
abonl the wonders Mr.. Howes will be
remembered az the one member Of the
Constitutional Oopvsniion Of 1870, who
favored The womAn Suffrage amen d.
ment
Mr. joseph Bowen OF Bethel, while At
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

Taken prisoner in daring attack
on Montreal and transported TO Eng
land, he disarmed the purpose of his
enemy by the respect which he inspir-
ed for the rebellion and the rebel.
Above this pedestal rises Tuscan
shaft Of granite four and half feet in
diameter and forty-two feet high. Up.
on its capital, on base bearing the
word "Ticonderoga,' stands heroic
statue Of Allen, eight feet four inches
high, modelled by Peter Stephenson,
sculptor, Of Boston, and now deceased
and cut in Italy. The left hand Of the
figure is lifted high in the act Of sum.
moning the surrender Of Ticonderoe a.
The right grasps the sword, while at
the feet a military mortar charactcrizes
the act az one Of civilized warfare The
expression Of the face rs noble, and the
attitude lilelikc and striking The
monument is protected by sn iron
fence Of original design, the corner
posts 81 which are cannon and the
pallng Of muskets, resting on base d
cut granite
The moderate cost 81 this memoria
is as remarkable as is its general good
taste aud appropriateness, the entir'
cost. including statue, column aud
fence, having been less than six thous.
and dollars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
on THE NORTH SIDE.

WELDING the pen as we'll as the
sword, he was the sagacious and in
trepid Defender of the New Hampshire
Grants, and Master Spirit in the ardu.
GUS struggle which resulted in the
Sovereignty and Independence of this
State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
IoHN HoRlNsoN-a EerArK.

sfkfE o. YYHHHsf, Manchester Distfies So
AZ Probate GBuu beid 1t Manchester, silhl
ana fJf said Distriet II Manchester, "a the =
day III june A. u 1873
Pfrssat. H0a 4. i Eaft0a. Judge.
Tht adminisirSt0F NJ ths estate ~ Juha ED
fason lale u NlBEkll. ia aid district dstesse
proposed " feHdef nnsi account ~ his Aamil
lstfa ti8B gn hsia estate.
Whsrtup0a il AAs Orasfsd that said scggui
l. aKamihed idf allowance al : Probate Court
Il hela a. tie Pfgh2te Once 10 MAgchesEsf,
ss.d dlsiFiel % the aJth dsg u Jay 1915 ~
thst noglcs thereof b given ~ 81 pafsoas late
rstAd ~ pubhsaiGg ) certified copy u "a
lEtief tEfee weeks sagteAaiYeiylA the MsNChess
5eahsAEa ; newspaper pfnted e sal1 1aDeha
to. pfsYigar ~ sa8d time II bearing
A true IL ord
Attest, LDyEi.AAD MC&sO&, Register.
a ifae copy ~ record
Attest llOYELAsD ApsBOs, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
ON THE WEST FRONT.


Vermont to ETHAN ALLEN. Born
in Litchfeld, Conn, 10th of January,
1881 o. S. Died in Burlington, Vt,
18th February, 1889, and buried near
the site of this Monument.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

Annoying-to have the hands and face
covered with pimples and blotches. A sim
pie remedy is Henry's Carbolic Salye. Get
the genuine, stamped with private propri-
etary stamp. Guard against limitations.
John Il. Henry, s 4 . College Place, n,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
COMMISSIONS, NOTICE.

- VIZ rHE spHsGElEEas Being appointed BY tbs
Hon. Ca, Probate Court u The Distflct u Man
chester, Commissioners to receive, examine aud
adjust the claims aud demands u 81 prison
against the Estate 81
Asa L. Fuller. late oi faudgfoge,
Ia said District deceased aud as8 al claims aud
demand. exhibited III uliset thereto; ana ss
mouth from the 9Th day uf July. 1878, BEING
allowed by saId Court fUf that purpose, We dol
throforo hereby give notice. that va will attic 1
70 the business VI our appointment A. the Ate
residence n the said deceased Oh the stu dag u
jan, 1874. from one until four O'Clock p. ~
On said day,
Dated Il Lanastays Tile sta dsy Vi iaiyI
A. ~, 1873
JOHN Is HAYNES. ,
I 4F3a AYEHYE. sT0WELL 1"'het
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

Four to six bottles of DR.. Pierce's Gold
EN- Medical Discovery are warranted TO
cure Salt Rheum or letter and the worst
kind of pimples on the face. Two to four
bottles are warranted to clear the system
tof Bois, Carbuncles and Sores. Four
to six bottles are warranted TO cure the
worst kinds of Erysipelas and blotches
among the hair Six to ten bottles are
warranted to cure Running of the Ears
and and corrupt or Running Ulcers.
Eight to ten bottles are warranted to
cure Scrofnla and the worst form of Sec
oudary and Tertiary Sphyhilitic diseases,
Two to six bottles are warranted to cure
Liver Complaint. Manufactured at DIR.
Pierce's Worlds Dispensary. Nos. so,
80, "a, Sc, West Seneca ST., Buffalo N.
Y, 6Sl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
.prssELL LAWRRNcE,s ESTATE

TX AsPslt<l<AA La " iAStNgif = ~ = = -
ErGfI a. NEnN8AT, Manchester District NJ
At pf1 ate Court held q Manchester, within
and ~ tAlA DistTiet ~ Manchester On the 15tl
day ~ Janc, s. D.. 1873
lT0sant Hon + u Batipu, Judge
An instrument b. Wfitlng pHIpofiing u ~ ih'
art uiil and testament % hussel Lawrence
late Bi AffARteH. ia SAID district. deceased
aas presented f0T pr8bhts
WhereupUn "a ordered that said instfuiaen
t. proven n a irybHts Court - b. held ~ a.
59d day " Juy A. b. is- ihs
a0tee thcm0f % gwen H. Ell pors1n
interested - pnJHshiHg d certified copy q
she record 81 said order three weeks suoeeesise
Ig H tbs IAatHHTEa JupHAAL. lt Nspsps
printed 81 said Manchester previous y sai
3We ~ hemtnR.
EIne record
Attest. I0EELAhD AUAeuh. EeRlevf
a true F99T - record
Auesl. l.OKEIAAD HuHa0B beaistrr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTTCE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States Tor
the District Of Vermont
At pownal, the 7th day Of July, A. d. 1878
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
pointmcnt az assignee OF Solomon Wright and
Levi @, Tanner, partners under the firm Of g.
Wright Co.. 81 Pownal, Ia the county Of Ben
niugton aud state Of Vermont, within said die
trict, who have boon adIudgod bankrnpts, as
partners and individually, on creditors petition
by tile district court Of aald district
MAJOR w, POTTER, Assignee
To whom II may concern, SWT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
IAMEs Z. RATEsl ESTATE.


STATE or VERMONT, Manchester District, ~
Al Probate Court held at Manchester within
aud for SAID District Of Manchester on the 7ti
day Of July, A. y. 1873
Present. Hon. u u. Burton, Judge.
The administrator Of the estate Of JAmss I.
Bate, late Of Rupert IN said District deceased
proposes 70 render n iihal aooOuut Of his admin
istratiOn on said estate.
Whereup0n It was ordered that Ah0arihR upon
taid application be held at q Probate Court 10 be-
held at the Probate Office in Manchester, in said
District on The 3nth dag Of July, 1873 and
that notice Of said application the nature and
reasons thereof, and the time aud place u hear
ing thereon be igon 10 al ppf-onn interested By
publishing certified copy " The record ~ ssid
order three Weeks sncecHsiyei} 10 The hanchfs
ter JouHSAL, a newspaper printed a. said Man
chester, previous W said time " hearing
truc record,
Attest LOYEI.AND MUEsON, Register
A trur copy % record,
Attest, L0NEIAND MUNoN, Register
sac
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17
OF TILE SOUTH.

The Leader of the Green Mountain
Boys in the Surprise aud Capture of
Ticonderoga, which he demanded in
the name Of the Great Jehovah and
the Continental! Congress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-17

Wanted Farmer in every town as
agent for the COLLINS STEEL PLows. For
terms, etc., address, Coz Inns ~ Co., 2l2
Water ST., New York. 503mx9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-27
FRIDAY, Dec. 26--P. N.

FRIDAY, Dec. Up. ~.
At the opening to-day the Wall-st markets indi-
Gated repetition Of those of Wednesday, and as
the London Stock Exchange was taking holiday
the absence of any quotations from there made tho
dullness more dense so on very slight transactions
nrces of stocks fell off slightly during the forenoon-
bpt later in the day bull movement in Panama,
Railroad. which carried that stock about hva
points to lO4I communicated better feeling5
Ia the other stocks, and pretty generak
rally took place which carried the active list to tbe
highest prices OF the day. at which the market Closes
strong. The feeling that we are to have furtnsr
expansion of the currency still strong and carries
with it the expectation that, with easy money. wa
must have buoyant stock market. Hence specu-
ators are preparing take advantage CT the antici
mated "January rise and it is not impossible thas
the buving to-day was the result of desire not 70
be too late for the Aforesaid 'rlse" Ths
most active stocks to-day were Western
Union. which sustained itself very well; Pscihs
Mail which advanced per cent on the days trans
actions; Union Pacific, which auctusted only b.
tween 29 and 3Oi; North Western, which was stronG
"a were also Toledo and Wabash and C.. C. and u
There was quite an active demand for Investment
and in addition to tho sharp advance In Panama
Railroad Delaware, Lackawanna and Western wens
ND to 1914; white Harlem sold ut ll9. and Chicago
aud Alton at 102 The opening, highest. lowest sos
cIosno nrcas of actiy We stoc ka were e. follows:
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New Publications

A DMIRABLE BOOKS,
N IN many languages very cheap.
APPLBTOs's AETIQtARUh Ia Third-st near Bovery.
DOCKS ON A GOLD BASIS.
ID During month Of December a. p PCTSAHs SONS will
MAXI SPECIAL REDUCTIONS In the price, Of their entire hses
peou snodBg opportunity perehsse EXCEPTION
ALLY Low RATES - - - -
A choice selection ILLUSTRATED and FINE ART WORKS,
handsome STANDARD ENGLISH and AMERICAN THORS
in se Of Bnding Attractive JUVENILES for the HOL
and BoOt Of eli CHASER By single voumes and quantities.
Their Catalogue Of Imported and Presentation Books and
Holiday Bsn Of New American Pabbesons mailed receipt
O, +. PUTNAMS SONS,
FouRTHAvE. AND TwESTYTHiRD.sr.
MOSDAY The Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-27

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-ot O'CLOCK p ".
10000 $500 c. 49, nIl7,a 900 1910 cOup....inh
20n0 ....tl1lf 3OOO.. .,....llI
1000 Is o5 % a. R. D S7iILS, 5000 S'' cp 'oi''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-27

ENLIGHTENMENT!
ssnrIs yoare We, with . eorv a. "CHAPiSs PRIMITIVE
cHt'RCHF adj Of standard Episcopal limo
eeb pce 81 po,tpad sed for sale By all Chucb book
'''''' '"" " HENRY II BABcoCK. yewIIsv.n Coma
rv'UE MODEL LET'FER.--The Art of Cor
r,od,oc, a, t.ust hy Kpgt,. walled
receipt 81 ~ suts Aodiea WILLIAM cox 3G3 Msdssp
btss k.xGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-27
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. N.
Sales Of S,as ds--Rd,irodd BOpds-Bdnk dAd ka'
rOdd-ErOTess Socks. &c.

2,7OO........ 3Ols
4OO....s3.. 900
Illinois Cent Il r
S..".... W
3. Panl Pref
l00.....bc- $50
lOO.... b3. u
Toledo a Wsessh
l0.bc b.. 49,
Del. Lack h W
100 .....1o4b.
Boston. " 4 Enc
lW....... 3
Pitts, " W q c ca
b..Id. SS4,
Alt 4 7 Haufe 4 X
100. BE- l5h4
Ohio a Miss
200. Be. 22%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-27
Corporation Notices,

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.-SEALED fhO-
POSALS viii he received by the Commissoner faone
tie, and Correction until o'clock N Of MOSph jan uIrn
ASH COAL .'' a., -. ~ an
full aonatop The CITY Record Copies e %" NM"
City Hall ------
DROPOSALS FOR THREE STEAM PILE
i DRIvERa-sBALRD PROPOSALS TOT m,m'rn s sise tsl
Steam Pile Drivers will Be received q %. ous pS
Pos mil information Guy R~oovd Copies Tor ~e No
Cy Hall -
GALE OP BUILDINGS. BUILDINGS,
- sc on the ,ue 81 .sn'e st, . be removed
Of the widening b"te hnth and hyernde
go Iii n. al. A. nsS. ssrsles The "WEDNESDAY
Jas Z. 1874, At ~ o'eisekA - fei psnsa. sppyS
ESQ n VAR HORT Csmn'sseaa OF PSek vsbA
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Mem Civilizations.

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