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Il the Earth Approaching the
y. sun?

Mr.. R. A. Proctor, writing to the
London TINES respecting . letter address
ed by Dr.. PhipsOa 10 . lSnck Journal,
expressing the opinion that the recent
transit observations arc useless became
the earth is continually drawing nearer
to the sun, observes that it would be
something beyond u Joke il DR., Phipson
were right, and tlierGtore! 1t may be as
we'll to point out that; while during tho
last century there has been uncertainty
about the suns distance, even to the ex-
tent of millions Of miles, astronomers
are absolutely CertPiH Tint the distanCe
haS not varied by q hundred or even by
ten miles during that time. Ii the earth
had, as has been STATED, drawn Asatsr by
onc.thirtieth Of her former distaRcc, the
length Of the year would have changed by
one.twentieth Of It's former length, or BY
eighteen days. A change Of only ten
miles in the last hundred years would
correspond to a change Of more than
three hundred 1niIej since the length
Of the year was first deter,
mined very exactly. This woGll
be about n three hundred thopsandtlr Of
the suns distance, and the length Of the
year would have been changed by about
u two hundred thpusandth part-that Is,
by about two minutes and u half, Now,
II Is known that tho Chaldean sideraal
year, probably more ancient than the
above reasoning assumes, contained 3G5
days 0 hours and II minutes, being not
quite TWO minutes too great. The suns
distance might, therefore, be diminished
by about eight miles per century; but in
reality, We have no evidence in support
Of such theory Sesing that the Chal.
deans prOtessedIy selected such y value
for tie year Us would make their "saros"
contain M exact number Of hours. Con.
sidGring that astronomers will be we'll
satisIiedif they can determine the suns
distance within 100000 miles, It Is clear,
Mr.. Proctor Says, that the maximum
change Of distance wqcRu admit by wthGh
lOOOOOO years would be required to bring
the earth 100000 miles nearer to the sun,
lsnot very important point in the In
auiry,
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,l4ikof no uss uttemlaingt 10 fOfts nature. sh,
Ieg't stand u, and rsbIs. She must 10 CuqHOl, q
u we're not driven For Instance, In attempting \
OpFSEpc lsOpaiRaIlcn OF Ipdlspgupn, Violent, 81
Shpt phyasIaqs call w WY Of OIPhonI 'hsFpiV'
trpatnoAtrlsl SURE 70 lpfeat iAo PpFlRPs In yisN
which Il OEAhquld be, toReflnqnsaqyj TelRedy ahC
qJl The lCot drastic CathAFLlGa Iss9peQlally Il
Overcome OO4iyPpsP, yet thg I4ieilges aIs 50 weak
Snpl anl inaqHod ny t4sal ~ 10 Bqr0ndSrpl qpG
u pCriorm lIhP elective function properly, HON
pqPbi batter. p assist nature Ia such u case wiz
such o mild AND alpIary apOFlOpt "a llOsiGtter''
stomach MtIpFh FhlcA strengthen at tho sumo tnc
that they relieve tho bowels Not only Is ibis 70.
suit achieved by their We, but the activity Of Tic
torpid live, Is FeatpESl thq stomach inVlgOrAtgdt
Rnd the en- lire system greatly bahG0lCd., eOl
a ! ~
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DIED.

RoRINsON,-AtBcIlalre, ohio, on "Wednesday,
February i7,3isi1, al 3 O'ctock r ", n Hfight'i
tliHonSo Of the kldnCyS Jons lI0nlHsoS, aBjl 0.
y@ra. liry iI vi i.fits nd .Il. /.
Tho funeral vii TAKE paqp iFoYl Ing rpsllGnco Of
Als sob John II, Robinson, GravO lIIlli llOllsIre
Ohio, frldp, February 10, at one o'clock Pm, d..
d Nr, RohiRnn rapQ Wheeling ~ iSlO, IgpI'lilnG
llg0TC until 1857. t1,..n..i .,, .r .,"
PASSED AwAY.-On Wednesday, February i7tb,
1878, y. KIRK liORNDROOK, eldest son III flOmAs
and Trlphena llornbrOokiih the SD year Of his age.
Funeral nolikehcrtatteF. 4 1iHtP
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A WIDOW being cautioned by her min
lister about flirting, said that she knew
1t was wrong for naidens and wives to
lirt, but the Bible was her authority. 1t
said the "widOW'smite" d. ',r'.
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'MRIsIED.i

MAGEI;-JACOB,--on Wednesday,, February
II, 1873, Ut tho resdOnCe d tho brides parents
(nGar WhcellngIi Ny The lev. John =, RbHlS,
COLEMAN L. M1GEH and Miss NASHIR 81 JACOB.
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a BRooKLYS young woman sends,thiS
valuable information to a New York
paper; "All girls arO pleased to have
their attractions recognized In a certain
gentOel way--the eyes lingering for an In
slant onIy-but prolonged stare from.
man, no matter how handsome he may
be, exeltes nothing but a feeling Of annoy
Rfplre Ahu u4lSfRuSLT ia ,DaA..l ~ II
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Stale Of Connecticut, County Of IIatiOnl, S.;
!, Thomas J, GIL, NOtaFy Public In aud for said
County aud State, do CeTlliythat r, o. Finders per.
s0nally known 10 mo to DO tho persOn who ElgnGl
the foregoing statement, and President Of the Rtru
Life Insurance Company, Of Hartford, CGlnp psT.
and made oath IN due form Of law, that the aiOrC'
said statement Ii correct and true. '|t-t
In testimony III oil which, lmyG hGTGuno Xel
ny ullgi1 signature and The seal VI my ld OtllCp,
thls Hlh day u JAHuary, 1879.
tsIgnell ~ III. GILL, Notary Public,
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MORNING FEBRUARY 1876
\ the Mr.. La nghlins was

reRorteF one the Mr.. Laughlins was
Rep,+Are yohr MILLS ruhungA 4
M. Iapghlin n lii, "a a manner,
We have been hut Dol fottgo weeks
ahli sta NJ vi 81 Molday laIt
!, sP' pOd ling tV'4acNta pun
Mr., Laughlin-No, sir. We had some
1000 tons Of muck-bar on hand when the
strike began, but can get all we want, and
have been offered It much lower than we
could boil it ourselves at present prices,
Rep,-How Is busipebs wilA yop?lI \
Mr.. Laughlin901f orders are very
light, We are working some scrap, flag
Eg6lihg, and have stilf / S6pplyt Of mnck.
bar on hanGkIiIiIsoH gaIbuI
This closed the investigation. We have
simply stated facts, WoFking@en and
thss public SSsnI draw theiF qya Inference
10 return u tie iBBsschoF business,
Miss Dickinson will speak IN steipway
Hall a week from tonight ei,4A wOnians
opinion 81 it.p The Il viii be found on
hearing to be the great, double heided,
doukle-bafreled scandal. In the mean.
time heaven has bridged over the river so
II don't cost even two cents ID, get aEr6ss
to the Mecca Of all New York, the Brook
lyn Gouft room: Meanwhile, Sas a good
manager, even while one piece draws,
looks out fora profitable sensation'to fol-
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-VNAAHIalUNI FFDTUATy VIII loo
] certify that tho iOregoingIS o correct recital Of
the Annual Statement Of tho Etna Life Insurance
Company, Of Hartford, Conn, Oh hle In my office,
nude III conformity with the requirements Of GC-
Ion 2ul chapter " Of tho Cole Of West Virginia !,
such other evidences ~ hRVG been Furnished that
aid Company Ia p0asGsel VI tho amount Of capital
required by Tie laws Of this State TO quAllIyit for
Tho transaction Of the business Of Insurance, and
that lis investments Of such capital are In CUniOr
mlty with Nll requirement..
Therefore, In pursuance Ot tho authority vcste
In mo by the laws Of this State, do hereby AiilhOrEU
the said Ktna Mls Insurance Company, It's Agent
Of Agents, 10 transact tho business u Insurance In
lhlg State. until The llsl dry Of December, 1875
[8lgneIll y. A. BENNETT Auditor.
:. For A. H. BEACH, Esq, AgentAt Wheeling, ".
4 eopy-Tcstc EA. BENNETT, Auditor.
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WttEEttNG FEMALE CoLIEoE.

Mio.E -Lodpded By the tititenA q WheeiIns
~ W. hterA education d their daueh ittssfncSts
sSS, .S " 49, 3enty -four yetfa aicesfal op.
Nlhte 1870 ~ q1i'i' ' IVA S''''N''HEV'
nFa,'Mtel. Preparatory, AoabcuIt, oOtl0,.ls
ancient aud Modern Language, Ar and C0iii, n.
tofI 81 Music, Full and thorough couf5S III SiudS
Eaft!lg- Able and eGpefieHetd lh1tthttor n
Tho Third Term Of The school yCSf eiII o,,,n
MONDAY, January 2Sth, jiSIS rs"
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NEM ApVERTIsEMENTs.

az EIdB
AllpenOns knowing themselves indsht
81 to ]. Mendel, Booth & 90, VII please
call and settle, Us that firms hpSih - must
be closed up q February tst $50 isis
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FRUlr TREES, sHRUBBBRY, &t.T Z

ENHUlF TREES, SHRUBBEIy, 10. j.
The ptUpre.DnOt Pleasant 1tHl Nursery, wtsi
Virginia, ara now OllbflBg tho nnst complete lir-
sfy stock grown within tho Stats iOt IraAy years
Ihif Velour years explrience ADD observation IN
the growing Of fruit and fruit tres has enabled u
to present very large collection Of al kinds 81
fruits, embracing old and nov thhetleS which hats
been tested IN various localities, aud found we'll
adapted 10 this climate Our ttta are oil grown an
tte highest land in thla county, and exposed ID
more hardy healthy tree than can possibly ID
grown OIL rich low or bottom lands and double Tho
al1Oft n FOOLS 10 essential 10 the g11i EtoWth III
9l Kinds Of trees and plants Oar stock consists "A
follows! '.. ,...
Apple irreS ", andI years oid, tanVlns from
Peach tftyS, Ind I years OH, I 10 7ieOt. l.f
poatSt standard very extfa, 8 to ,lePt, .l. ..r
Dwarf Pear. thrift trees, ! 10 feet
tdErt does iRS GSit No have ever OiItrrd 10 Tho
public too feet, al. ..'f. TT ...I,., 80
ApTlcOia, 10 0 feet,
Orange dtihcc, 2 t64 fOAt .'ii
1t?pevlhes, q varieties and q superior quality,
l and years old.
C1rfants, ti0seberIle, stfas hCrfics fsa,ptertie,
and BIackberrlCA lnTriaty and hne. AlSD 20 vafi.
etcS Of ctcrTeens Of various iIes Including an ex.
cellent stock for cemetery pUfpoa4
consult tSs sS4tGn Il TSSS6Sd S q ESIl 70
or John X. blsfOnl, 1debh Sdyt0id ati
John !. TrnsChel as To- the qualify al 6tF
plants We alS1 Ofitf die collection Of t6SSs
aud 'fOvettng alirahA tbguthet Win a iilj A.
leCtlOH Of gree hOl4 blaHtS after MalSh Id. Sh6iN
tres ID variety. OsC Orange piants by ths I tI
6t 1000 rtcs rlfciGliy pAcft nd &1FtSStSi Via Ia
reach their destination In Eu0l condition, PFiefS
very low and furnished % ahpllmtiJh, TSftic; dGs
drlfB go3d trees VIII pleae send IL their orders
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Thu foregoing statement Of tho condition Of the
4Rtna Life Insurance Company 10 correct and true.
lslpledl I, o, ENDElIS, President
-, Secretary,
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SO cases Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches,
barrels Garrgttg. snuas. '..
20 boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Nader Print
b@ " Indigo Spanish Float,
% barrels Chip Haywood.
% Chip Tgstle.
50 pounds Chloroiorm.
90 Bromide Potassium.
% Colonel,
% 1Odlde Potash,
@ Fluid Extracts, Tilden'I
% Solid Extracts, do.
260 bottles Sugar Coated PillG.
Al r, ..-,-- LAuanLN BROS. cos
Is dozen Rakef'S Cod Liver OH,
% Halls Lung BalSm.
% Jayne's ETpeCtoFant.
% Ayers Cherry POctoal.
1900 Essences Cinnamon, &c.
900 RatGmAn Drops.
900 lOdirey,s Cordial,
100 Essence JRmaica Ginger.
AT LAUGHLIN BROS. 4 cos
1900 pounds Grain Pepper singapor.
600 q Cloves,
2Q0 Nutmegs- Government.
800 Cream Tartar, pure aud chOIop.
20 Mustard, Ia cans and In buIE.
800 /" Ground Ginger, East India / jnH,d
Co1s Gelatlne, Arrow Root, hpiOa and $40
oc29 Al LAUGHLIN BROS, 4 cos
100 ounces Qulnlne, pawers a wOIghInunl
90 y Bulphate Morphla,
20 Nitrate Silver,
80 6tTyehnla.
For Sllo at LAUG1tLN BROS. 4 cos
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Total LlAbllitiea,.,........,.."...."YS
HaPnth-ThO greatest anlOunL insured
In any ono risk ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" 81
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ASSETS, ..i.....'t.'
FOgTfh-The Assets Of the Company arc:
Flnt-ThV amount Of Cash oil hand
and In the hlnlSol Agents brother
pCnon. 3 l,29l7OO u
GSTed - .,S lls,0Og u
ThiFl-1fhB Bonds and slOGM OWRGd
by the Company (deaTilodin Sche-
4llP A. accompanying StalenlenV
amount U,f2o, HB0 "
FouFih-+PhBdBbtS due the Company,
hecilred by mOEtglge VI 0lhgiWia6, sH'.
IlVSghbed In Schedule u RccOmpa-
hylnR StatemDntl amount ld.,,..",, 1009,2l2 81
BJlfh-The debts due the Company
Tor premiums amount tl..,.,,. ..,,, Y ~, ~ II
slxlh-AlOthF SeGuriuqNmopnttq 5iGlr91O y
Total Asgt ,S2O eSiOOS 50
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Phh-ThO amount Of Liabilities due "
tSs Company is,:y,..:,...T!!',,,'.'r'..S 27e1 %
StIth-The Losses adjusted and due are. G6,6lO O
Hbp'HLh-ThB loses iljubt0l and mol due
Ie..''. OluIpO0 w
Eighh-the losses ulailuStHl ara.,u,.,, GO,00S II
Nhh-Ihe Losses IN Suspense, waiting
for further pTQOh aro...,....i.....".,...l None.
lily Sro'4"",..'....!...'........,,.l'. 2so,a7 s.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15

MOULD announce to the citizens of
Nv Watertown and vicinity that they
will contin ne the well known Boot aud
Shoe business which has been carried ON by
the firm CT Schmidt, Polbmann & Co.. said
hem having beer dissolved by Mr.. A.
Smiths death, under the firm name Of
Pohlmann Dittes They always keep on
hand full line of the finest and best of
mems Calf and Kip Boots, Ladies Serge
Caters and Goat Shoes made particularly
for their trade BY JOS Miller & Co, Racine;
Misses and Cbildren5s Shoes, and all XII DIS
Of warm winter goods. Repairing neatly
done We invite all to come and see us.
I'll work warranted. F. PDHLMANN,
E DITTES
~NOTICE-Al persons indebted to the
.~lN late firm ofSchmiat, Pohlmann & Go.
viii please call and sestIe FL accounts with
.sont delay, and all who have claims against
!. said frm will please present them to
POHLMAAN & DITTES.
Successors to Schsniet, Pohmann & CO
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The w eekly Sun

Inc w eekly Sun
177e. NEW YORK. 1876.
Eighteen hundred aud seventy six is the
Centennial year It is also the year II
which an Opposition House Of Representa-,
tlves, the first since the war. will be H.
power at Washington; and the year of the
twenty-third election of a President of the
United States All these events are sure 10
be OF great interest and Importance. espec-
tally tie two latter; and all Of them and
everything connected with them will be
fully aud freshly reported and expounded
in The Sun
The Opposition House OF Representatives
taking up the line of inquiry opened year,
ago by The Sun, will sternly aud diligently
investigate the corruptions and misdeeds of
Grants administration; and Will, it S. to he
hoped, lay the foundation for a new and
better period Ia our national history Or
all this The San will contain complete and
accurate &C cunts. furnishing its readers
With early and trustworthy Information
upon these absorbing topics
The twenty third Presidential election.
with the preparations for il, will be memoir
able as deciding upon Grants aspirations
for third term OF power and plumber, and
still more as deciding who shall be the cans
date of the party of Reform, and as elect
ing that candidate Concerning all these
subjects, those who read The Sun will have
the constant means of being thoroughly
we'll informed
The WeeEiy Sun, which has attained
circulation of over eighty thousand copies.
already has Its readers in every State and
Territory, and we trust that the year 1876
will see their number doubled twill con-
tnue 10 be thorough newspaper All the
general news OF the day will be found in It
condensed when unimportant, at full length
when of moment; and always, we trust.
treated in clear, interesting and instruc
tive manner.
1t is our aim to make the Weekly Sun
the best family newspaper il he world, and
we snail continue TO give in lis columns a
large amount 0: miscellaneous reading,
such as stories. tales, poems, scIen tifc in
telligence and agricultural information. for
which we are not able to make room in our
daily edition. The agricultural department
especially is one of its prominent features.
The fashions are also regularly reported in
Its columns; and so are the markets of eve,y
kind
The Weekly. San, eight pages with City.
six broad columns is only 81 20 year,
postage prepaid As this price barely re-
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be made from this rate TO clubs, agents.
postmasters, or anyone.
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The Sir ger man'rg e

uee'er aid wilson Nan'fg Co, :.
Howe Sewing Machine Co, estimated
Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
Weed Sewing Machine Co..
Grover 4 Baker S NJ. Co., estimated
Remington Empire Sewing Machine Co.
Wilson Sewing Machine Co..
Gold Medal Sewing Machine Co..
Wilcox Cribs Sewing Mactine Co.
American B. d DC, Sewing Machine CO
Victor Sewing Machine Go.
Florence Sewing Machine Co.. :.
Secor Sewing Machine Co
Davis s NJ Co
J. E. Brannsdorf 4 Co, Etna,
Bsrlram and Fanton s. n Co, :.
Mckay s. NJ. assn.
Keystone S. NJ. Co., :.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15
BRICK! BRICK! ]!

HAVE now on hand the best Brick in
Il every respect, ever manufactured in this
market. My brick are manufactured out of
the best material, superintendent personally
by myself, and guarantee them the best made
west of Milwaukee All persons wishing
to build, will consult their own interest by
listening to none of the idle stories of
this Or that mans brick are the best. but
come and see for yourselves. / charge
nothing to show my brick, and am at all
times well pleased to have persons visit my
yard. D. S. CHADWICK.
, WATERFOWL, July 9th, 1875. 39m2
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State OF Wisconsin, Circuit Court
Tor u cfer>O7a County.
Theodore Prentiss, Plainuf, Summons,
against
William S. Turner, and For Relief
Na,qtis w Turner,
Defendants
The State Of Wisconsin TO the above named
Defendants
" OU are hereby summoned and required
i to answer the complaint of Theodore
Prentiss, the plaintiff in this ssllon, agains,
you, OF which a copy is herewith served up
on you, and you are required to serve copy
OF your answer TO said complaint, on the
subscriber, at his Office, in tue City of Wat
ertown, Wisconsin. wilhin twenty DAYS a.
ter The service of this summons on you. ex.
elusive of the day of such service, and if
you tail to answer the said COMPLAIN; with
Ia the time aforesaid, the pIain tiff in.this
action will apply to the Court tor the relief
demanded in the said complaint
Witness. the Hon. n. S. Conger, JUDGE of
said Court. at Jefferson. in said county
on this 25th day of September, in the
year 1875
THEODORE PRENTIsS.
Plaintiff in Person
The complaint in the above action is
flled Ia the office OF tie Clerk of the Circuit
Court of said county of jefferson, in the
village Of Jefferson, in said county.
Dated, October 9Th, 1875
THEODORE PRENTISS, Plaintiff
51w7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25

OATH when opposed To that q Fas.ss once ends ne
Gov; Taylor may not be the best Goyernot te
popular candidate Ought ." secure ms feecctoh
Judge Robert w. Hughes Of Virginia has
written long letter the financial question In which
he says: rntIl lately had supposed that both Tho
South and North had had enough OF imitation to make
them avoid 1t for many generations. At the South 10
overthrew al orr banks Insurance companies. and
moneyed corporations, aud destroyed all or stocks OF
every kind this and other cost us the loss Of
more capital than abolition OF Slavery itself All
securities. representing the surplus wealth OF the rohost
people per capita IN tho world, which the accunu
aion OF long yaar Of prosperity passed into the form OF
Confederate money and became worthless II broughtus.
before the end fo state of barter, which In respect u
finance il state Of barbarsm, and thus became almost
literally true that Richmond housek'rper. going 10
market in the morning, could take ms money ~ basket
and bring home what !. purchased In his pocket"
Gen. Cary hax been discovered. A reporter
Of The CncnB0 EaqUirp has hunted him mp, taken the
raw oysters from his eyes, and sounded the great man on
the subject Of his defeat. The religious question was
what defeated the ticket, he thinks He ran behind his
ticket because the brewers and saloon keepers did not
like his temperance principles. As for ihc future 81 the
party and OF himself he talks beautifully: 9TH future
OF the party Is full ~ promise and o: hope. The war
against the National bank monopoly will not cease until
IL is overthrow and the issue OF currency IL restored to
the Government. The cup Of my personal ambition viii
be filed when the impoverished understand the
causes OF their mis'oriunes, and apply the remedy
through the balot-box. They know little Of me who
suppose that personal sordd considerations Influence
my political action. Ny abandonment of the Republican
party in the 7enith OF ts power, and my adherence TO
the Democratic party In the poverty OF It's influence
ought to Dndfaie ire integ9i,Y o. ny mound ,
YET Will tr1l in IL becaiise of my earnest convcton
that upon it, success depends the pcrlctity OF n" gov
eminent" And" he should have added, A" the only
hope have Of getting an office" The General II
also deeply gieyed at the conduct OF the liden school
a Democrats"
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IyGAI NOTIC Es-Third Pd0c-6th column
MARBLE AND SLATE MANIhIS-N"'" A"' -i'N WI
NapPI.Grs AND De lrns-Fihh Paqc-6th column
NIsCTILANLOt = ThlTd PcQe-Gih column: ftHM rage
4th. 18th and 9th columns
MUSICAL sTRUNENTs-Ihtrd Idgc-otn coluihh
Sew PURI,C AFIONs->iIth IG0e-lst column. - ,
ip "A, ESTATE For SAIF-BROOkLNN-B tGhh fuge-3u
column; CoJNTEY-EiJhh PGGc-3d ana 1lh columns :
AUCTIoN SALEs-EighN PGge-3d column ENCnNNGE-
Eighth PG2e-ith column.
sAITs RY AICTION-NinM Poqe-ith column
SAVINGS BANKS Eighh PCGe-2d and ID columns
SIN ATloNs WAITED MiLEs-Sirh !dQe-3th column {;
FFMAIYs-Sirh fdge-5th and 9th columns
SPECIAL NOTICES Firm Pdge-6th column. ., o,,,
STEAMBOATS, AND i;AILROADs-bt0hh fdge-0th ana o'i'
srraMrRs OcEAx-Eighh Page-ith and 9Th columns
TEACnERs-Sjrh PdQc-3d column -, ,
To IIT-CITY PROPERTl-EghH Fdge-Hh coIumh
CouSTRY-EiGhh PdGc-ith column.
To WHOM II NAY CONCERN-Nmh fdge-lth coiuhh'
WINTER RTsuRIs-1hiFd FGge-6th column