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MoOt Court.

Moot Court.
Last evening number of Law students
of this city, met in the Office OF Messrs.
Hoffecker and Harrington, Exchange
Building, 7th and Market, for the purpose
organizing a Moot Court.
On motion, Austin Harrington, Esq, was
chosen Chairman, and Eli Chandler, ESQ.,,
Secretary. Mr.. Harrington then stated
that the object in forming the Association
was for the benefit of students OF Law, VINO
wished to make themselves, familiar with
lhe manner of trying cases.
He further stated that the promises OF
several prominent lawyers had been OBJ,
tainsd, to act as Judges on the occasion Of
the meetings.
Mr.. Eli Chandler was then elected Pro-
thonatory, whose business will be to make
a brief minute of each meetings. proceed
ings, and keep an account of all cases tried,
with the decisions of the same.
ACouncil Committee consisting OF Messrs
Harrington, Turner, and Conrad, whose
business is to notify the disputants OF the
cases they are expected to argue; and also
COMMITTEES of the three following gentlemen
Messre. Richardson, Harrington and Con
rad, to wait upon some of the members o.
the Law Library Association, with view
to procuring the use of the Association
room to hold the meetings of the Court in
were appointed.
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REGIgTER's ORDER.
OEGIgTER'S ORDER.
RucIsTER's OFFICE.

Id EC3lSIEN6 ONDGN.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Feb 5rd, nh io,V
Upon the application of Annie GrTgI wy
Executrix of John B. Grnbb, late o. NJ
minston Hundred in the said county. ho ~.
ceased: Il is, ordered and directed Dy siG
Re0ister that the Executrlx alqttte,T o.ters
give notice Of the granting OF tide nc de-.
Testamentary upon the estate tuhoreofhv 9, vnS
ceased, with the date OF granting tns,rithi aS Within
iorty DAYS nom the date of such letIels,mt snntv ~
six Of the most public places OF tne Iouhw Souiny
Of New Castle, requiring all persons asant nSh the
deYnar da a1afnst the estate to presehhir YIN IN
same or abide by an act OF AssemSGl S slso
suoh case made and provided. AM Am ".h ths
cause the same to be inserted WIZ ~urp.Ln,
same period In tho MoRNING; m atnn and
q n0wGpaper published IN Wlim,usk raa wseeks.(E.
70 be continued therein 'n'''
Given under the hand and ,s.s sea- rostIe os I in
of the Reeister Aforesaid, at new ISsd low and
New Cattle county Aforesaid 'n0 u''
year above ~r'''ess. 8. Q. B1aas, REGISTER
'aa5z" NOTICE. ,,nst the
All persons having claims aassessnt the
Estate Of the deceased, MusGE GEpecuirlx, on
- hsfora FAB. 8fd, 1877. or aoia' aas and
Act AZ Assembiy in such case nau'
provided. ANNIE GRUB,
.g.a$1EgL r.sil- -4a. IA0'"
Address, wilmington DEL tebs.sweod
RIBBsaEEss Eo8B Eo8B u u TAE TAEE SRiSi5Ssa1 5S 5sa1
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NrOTICE-DIVIDEND.-

NoTICE-DIvIDEND.-
OFFICE OF THE WILMINGToN)
Coal GAS COMPANY
WILMINGTON, Feb. l, 1876.
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company, have this day declared a
dividend Ofthfee dollars per share for the
T. j. LAWSON, Treasurer
febS-l2t 800 Shipley street.
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.

EOR 6ALC.-TWO SINGER F1N,1-
II improved Sewing Machines omMilLY onniLY
Ialhng Table, only been In use eie Is ,n an
vhdle eed y q good Is new. ' ''''le
2 "a 1EAlAS III H,AW AA0WEs some as good as new
SON, t0me good as new. Will
2EA41LY FAVORITE WEED.
The above was all traded in for tho N.
American Sewing Machine, and v viii iNIew "
so!G a bergein and all guaranteed wv ~ tbe 20
-" A"1A1oH orFicEE FiiGcElNG MACHINE
7l0 MARKET STREET. Wilmington ~,
Where you Will also find the liehtestp pe1. rn.;
ming Sewing Machine In the city. S' rum
THE NEW AMERICAN.
and the easiest understood, a child con ,
Il, and sold ON easy monthly jnstaImaraain n run
Don't buy until after you have SEEM tSs.
NEW AMERlCANfor you will be delisstaalss aals
with it, light running. "'Asn'ed
janb-lm ]. H. PRIMROSE, Agen,
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EOR RENT.-6ne Of the best busi.
Il ness stands in Wilmington, known Svl'
as Chadwick's Fountain Hotel, Ice Cream
cream garden in the city. This is q c6anss
seldom met with, Apply to
WIN. H. CHADWICK
No. 20 and 200 W. 4th street
janl4-tf /; Wilmington, Del,
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FOR BENT.

FOR BENT.
EOR RENT.-The Grocery Store, si1th
II and Walnut streets; one of the hest
stands in the city. Apply ''''
janNctf ON THE PREMISES
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Address, Wilmington De'' tebs.3weOd.
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Tho Firemen's Effort.

Totst value,
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: J J y ) y j J y J

so the WORDING d'IaSS.-Wc
Cau furnish you employment at which
you can make very large pay.in your own
localities, without being away from home
over night. Agents wantod i'll every town
aud county to take subscribers for The
Centennial Record, the largest pubIica~
ton in tho United States 10 pages, 81
columns Elegantly illustrated Terms
only 81 per year. The Record is devoted
to whatever is of interest connected with
tho Centennial year. The Great Exhibit
tionat Philadelphia is fully illustrated in
detail. Everybody wants it. The whole
people feel great interest in their Country's
Centennial Birthday, and want TO know
all about 1t. An elegant patriotic cray on
drawing premium picture Is presented
free to each subscriber. 1t ia entitled,
"Iu remembrance of the One Huudredth
Anniversary Of the independence of the
United States,' Size, 23 by 80 inches.
Any one can become d successful agent,
for but show the paper and picture aud
hundreds of subscribers arc easily OBJ
tainod~ everywhere, There il no business
that will pay like this at present. We
have many agents who are making as
high III S20 per day aud upwards. Now
is tho time don't delay, Remember it
costs nothing to give tho business a trial.
Send for our circulars, forms, and sample
copy Of paper, which are sent free to all
who apply; do it to-day. Complete out
lit free 10 those who decide to engage.
Farmers and mechanics, and their sons
and daughters mako the very b3st OF
agents. Address,
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD.
- .YttlsyIE a., DL-lI-f A -.
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STATE NEWS.
Dlptheria nraraiIa in Morpa

Diptheria prevails in Morgan
City.
Red river had a lreshet, last
week, and many plantations were
overdowed. III
Loss by the late floods ia Red
River country are estimated at
10000 bales.
r, 81 Ohadbourue, Radical
State Senator, died III ST. Charles
last Sunday week.
Mr. Jas. CASTILLO, d prominent
and esteemed citizen of Morgan
City, died ON the 18th inst.
ColOred Democrats held an i'm
mense Tilden ratification meeting
In Baton Rouge Last Monday. 4
Kellogg and family have gone
to their home in the North, and
the colored Lieutenant acts as
Governor.
Aneas Bourgeois, brother of
town marshal A. A. Bourgeois,o of
Morgan City, died lately quite
suddenly.
st. Landry has two sets of
Democratic nominees in the field
and two executive committees.
That will not do, gentlemen; heal
your dissensi0ns, or the Radical
ticket will be elected.
There died at EgeetOWn, in this
parish, on July ia, Madame Char
lotte LapiuH, aged ITO years, a
native of this parish. She has fonr
generations Of descendants all
living in this parish, comprising
more than sixty persons.-M.
Charles Hernld, 22d.
A CoIN0IDENCE.-Last Satur.
day, at Plaquemiaes Brulae, in
this parish, q col0red maT was
hauling q log from the woods he
fell from the cart, and one of the
wheels ran over him and killed
him, About an hour later, a
white man, on the opposite side
OF the bayou, was hauling o load
of wood somehow OF other his
cart or wagon ran over and killed
him.-0peEoHsaS J0ara0l.
Messrs, q. Il. GfOra, Louis
GuioD, r. E. Lorio. N. u. Raglan.
~. a. LegendEe, Il. s. Go0dp, ID.
Keefe, j. 81. Fleetwood, Hudson
w. Tabor. Qyprien Arena, A. b.
Reagan, J. S. Goode and Clay
KR0bloch, hava formed a Joint
stock company, called the T6ibo-
daux aud Terreb0une Drainage
aud Navigation Company, 10
drain end improve Bayous Ter.
reb0Rne, Blue, the gaIlloas, Dn
Large, Black ard Tiger.
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Poisonous REPTILES AND INSECTS
Considering tue number and variety Of
poisonous reptiles and insects, abound
ing almost everywhere in the United
states, it is not surprising that cases of
death resulting from their bites are fire.
quently recorded in the public press.
But it does seem strange that in this
land of knowledge, people should
through ignorance give themselves up
to die after being bitten, when a cure
can BIO speedily effected in the worst
cases by the timely use of that simple
remedy, the SEVEN SEALS Or GOLDEN
WONDER. The proprietors of the great
medicine have D large number of bona
fdc certificates i'll their possession, at
testing the most wonderful cures Of
bites Of venomous reptiles.
The SEVEN SEALS has been found
equally ~etiioacious when applied to- bee
stings, which as is we'll known ogten-
Aches and pains of every description,
whether acute or chronic, are almost
instantly relieved by the application Of
the SEVEN SEALS to the parts affected.
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Own Hair,

This wonderful preparation caused hair
to grow six feet in length on tho head Of
a Kentucky lady who had beon bald and
has restored hair to the held5 Of many
gentlemen who had been bald from 10 to
q years. Iroof positive mud unmlatake-
able from merchants. preachers, doctors,
%druggisl, etc, lteo. The article alluded
tT.ir Rrstoraf We, which Is 00ld al SI.(O
per bottle, or > for 81 80. Can b, *
pressed, but not mailed. Send for ~lartic-
ulars. Call on your druggist, or address
j. 7. DROMGOOIE, Louisville, KEN
lucky. ~ I9y
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RECovERBD.-Quite to our
surprise, we recently learned that
Auguste Dumonville, who SO
fortunately escaped when Messrs.
McCardelI and Graham were
murdered, did not die since, as
was stated by us, on the authority
of the Assumption Chronicle.
He is now SO nearly recovered
from the effects of his wounds
that he has resumed his labors in
the swamp.
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Fatal AFFRAY.
King kills sChheider.

As We 50 to press, we are
startled to learn that q second
encounter took place on Tuesday
evening between Capt. f, R. King
and G. Q. Schneider, at Able,
vile, and that Schneider was
killed.
We have no details, and hence
forbear remarks.
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DIED.

RENfIoP-In Morgan Gity. La.
sunday July 10th, 1876. Louisa kentrop.
oldest daughter of Mrs, A. L Rentrop,
aged 10 years
AS God has seen at to pluck one more
q Ills lovely flowers, Lulu, from the
Sabbath school, and transpianted it in
that heavenly garden above, the parents
should not weep as those that have no
nope, but may they ever be ready. to
meet their loved one, that is not lost
but gone before. S. s. s,
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The grand golden swindle is 70
come off on the both, at tie
Opera House in New Orleans.
Howard liz to have the grandest
prize, SO no one need apply or
expect anything from their saw
ings. The lottery company is to
have a grand promenade concert
taken in from the money of those
who invest in their swindling
schemes. jefferson Sentinel, 15tf.
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PEAB ODY HOUSE..
CORNER OF LOCUST AND NINfilsi I
PHILADELPHIA, PA

Convenient to tll places Of anassas
AMI Cur lines in tho city. No Cha8ga !
and from tho Centennial grounds
Col. Watson, proprietor Of The HEs
House, Cincinnati, for tile past ia'Ii
years, and present proprietor hal ~
the house for d torn Of years ana Y
newly furnished and fitted II tiipq
lie will keep a strictly iirst-elasa aQls
and has accommodation for 3lQ 5as
Terms only S3 per day.
Cor. Watson is O native Of Eiiga
aud probably the only Hotel Pfopilll
in Philadelphia from the South. W..
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The President remarked to a
friend of his, a few days ago,
that ne considered it absolutely
necessary to him that Hayes
should be elected, in order that
there may be a continuation of
the Republican rule. He says
that he has done nothing to
deserve it, but that if the Repub
licans do not win in this presi-
Dental campaign, that the House
will try to impeach him this
coming winter Washington Let
Ter.
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BOUND OVER.-The prelirni-
nary examination in the case of
the State VS.. G. G. Schneider,
charged with shooting F.R.King,
ESQ.,, at Abheville, with intent
to commit murder, came off before
Parish Judge VIM. Kibbe, last
Saturday. The accused was
bound over to appear at the next
term of the District Court to
answer the charges
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DeaSOCFMLGC- Conservative
M e

r,,e. New IBERIA, July 18th, t57G.
A meeting will be held at New Iberia,
on SATURDAY, the 18th August, at ii
AIM, to appoint q chairman aud five
members oil tho Democratic Conservative
party, pursuant TO q resolution of the
meeting held Saturday, 18th j uly.
All opponents to Radicalism are invited.
r.. S. PERRY,
Chairman Parish Committee.
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From Present Rice8--Ono would think
dry goods could get no lower, but after
July LIST until We take our annual in
ventOry, we will sell our entire stock at
20 per cent. discount from present
prices. A. Lehman j. Co.
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Head of The Professionally. w.
w. WaShbnrn photographer lib
Canal street, New Orleans, foe
many years past has stood at the
head of his profession in America.
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STILL AT LARGE.-The mur~
derer, Lorenzo Jackson, who
killed the swan per-, McGArdell
aud G%rah4m, is still at lilaety in
the swamp, although Strenuous
efforts have been continued to
tind him.
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WEIR IHLEONyUIP
II $. MAIL STAGE LINZ

~ h'
us. MAIL STAGES leave yepa.
willie daily for New Iberia Vi, Raw.
and Cote GciGc. Also, daily tSrS
excepted for Grand Cotcan, 0Ds1o.
end Washington; and on Tpsjs
Thursdays and Saturdays for Mn.
tau River, Take Charles, aud SpIs.
Mines.
Through tickets to New 0rle,ro,
be had Of II undersigned.
n27 If NJ. +. YOUNG, Local Ayn.
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FLOAINa DoWNHr. a. s.
Chappuis, tbs floating timer, is
gradually drifting down 70 bis
customers below Lafourche Cross.
ing.
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More Ncw CiH<rs.-Mr. Anger form
crly q citizou of Louisiana, but In
many wears a resident OF Texas las
located in our parish. lie purchased
the Williams plantation, below Aic'de
G~onsoulin's, in Fausso Polpto, ana IS
now erecting a steam susar-mill upon
the place. He will probably keep the
bulk of his cane crop this season Tor
seed.
Mr.. Crosley, a brothor-in-law' We be
lieve, of MI. Anglers, last week p"r-
chased another small place III the same
viciuity-rrom Robert Stan5bury' pay
ing 800 per arpcnt thcrctor-a hanI-
some price.
Both these gentlemen have secured
fine places, the soil being very rich ON
that (wost) side of the Tccho and We
hope they will do so well at cane coI
turo that other Texans may follow their
example and como hero.
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SHERIFF AND SUCCESSION SALES.
LAFAYETTE.

Succession of ELSIE TkibOdaur,
Monday next, July 31st, at the
late residence of the deceased,
will be sold two pair of mules,
seven head of Creole horses, three
pair of work oxen, gentle cows,
calves, wagons, carts, household
furniture, gold watch, silver
watch, pistols, gun, crockery.
ware, brand, corn, cotton, etc.
Also, It's wild cows aud calves,
and 25 mares and horses. Terms,
cash. -
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II FOR GOVERNOR.
WILT FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR

Especial to the Louisiana Sugar-Bowl'l
BATON RouGE, LA, July 81
Gen. Frank Nichols Of f1sump"
ton was nominated for Governor,
and L.. A. Witt of Orleans for
Lieutenant Governor. @Great
enthusiasm. j. A. B.
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CNiEEOW Island Mola'

OPEN FOR THE SEASON
Aud the patronage of the public olegs
TERMS--S3O per month, ~ ~
or $3.50 per day. Best sun pa .ies
fine fishing and sailing, and e9as'5 "A
of access by Ilouma Branch kslllel air.
steamboats,. " COLlNt ELgE~
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When q Brooklyn woman wants Il
new dress and feels a little delicate
about asking for it direct, she presents
her husband with a beaded shaving
paper case, filled with tissue from All
old paper pattern. The first time ho
uses it he notices the little round holes
in the paper and naturally inquiries the
reason, which gives her the chance to
say with a rogretful sigh that it's only
a domestic Paper Fashion" that she
would have used some time ago but for
the reason that she saw he was poor
Just then and felt as if she ought to
economic to help him along. Noble
self-denial like this usually fetehes
things.
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THE PLANTING INTEREST.

With an abundance OF rain"
throughout most sections Of the
county, na very warn weather.
for a week past, crops d all kinds
have grown wonderfully.
The timely rains saved the corn
crop, and for at least q year to
some we will have such an abun'
dance of corn all over Attakapas
that Il will sell for not more than
Afty cents per barrel. Hog
pastures are being made all over
the country, to feed the surplus
corn tor which there is no sale,
and this win secure another great
economy by saving heavy OUTLAWS
for meat. Thus prosperity will be
forced upon planters, almost 10
spite of themselves,
We believe there is less acreage
in cotton than last year, owing to
the low price of the staple; yet
the crop now promises so fine,
having no worm % destroy it,that
the yield win probably be equal
to that of last gear.
The cane CROP while q most
satisfactory stand, u not as we'll
grown for the sean rs is desira-
bic, but a few u Of weather
like the present u medy that.
The reports from ice eouns
try are veRgs eac0ara The
crop of the State win hardly
equal that of last year, as low
prices caused some to abandon
its culture ; but the growing crop
will doubtless bring better prices,
since New Orleans has become
known as a rice mart, and next
year we predict q large increase
over the last crop.
The general outlook for the
planting interest is bright, and If
the cultivators of the soil but
apply themselves as closely to
their fields as do merchants to
their business, we are sure they
will all become more prosperous
than ever.
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TELEGRAPH LINE SoLp-By d
letter from our youngfristsd, Mr..
r. J.. Haight, to whose enter,
prise Thibodaux is indebted for
her branch telegraph hpe from
Terrebopne Station, we learn that
he has sold the line to MFeH A.
Kohnke, who succeeds him az
operator at Terrebonue. Mr..
Haight returns to his home in
Algiers, but will probably visit
the Centennial Exhibition very
soon. Should he do so, We shall
expect to receive e
& notes by the We
wish him success il ait his future
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HOMES AND FORTUNES q ALI
Grand Distribution Of Cash, Farms, HFich
Blocks, Residences, Sc by the hnHs0S L"ud
and ImmiqrdHt association, -iugHSt -
1876 CAPITAL Stock 81, 000, GOO, Lcgoitg
4uthori;cd.- Tho Kansas Land and i'm
migrant Association, of Atchison, Kan
sas-an enterprise chartered by tn"
State, inaugurated and managed by
men whose reputation for honesty ,%Tclla-
biiity and integrity stands unsulIled,
and who have the hearty endorsement
of State and city officials and cltIzomS-
will, on the 25th day of August, l0'b,
make a grand distribution to its share
holders of many valuable awards OF
cash and real estate Highest cash
award, SIS, 600. Lowest, 800. II roli
estate awards, consisting OF choIco
farms, business houses, residences, etc..
have been selected from the most d0StF-
able and valuable property i'll the State.
Price of shares only $500 each. Every
shareholder will be fairly represented
at the distribution, Tho chances OF
fercd TO secure a home and Il fortune
arc unprecedented. Distribution post
tire, Aug. 25, 1876, or money will be
refunded in full.
Send in your order at once SO You
may have your numbers carefully regis
tered. For u more particular dCSCrlp-
ton of the enterprise, terms OF agents,
special offer to clubs, and purchasers OF
two or moro shares, mannOT of drawing,
list of endOrsers aud references. dG.
scriptiou of Kansas, &c , NC, g toi
their illustrated paper, the Kansas
Immigrant" mailed free to any address.
Send SIS. 90 for a share. Address S. NJ.
St1icklor, Sccretery, Atchinson, Kansas.
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How TO REMlT.-Subscribers who are
now able to pay their SUI Inscriptions can
remit to us, by money order or register
ed letter, addressed New Iberia. Money
go sent will be at our risk. We hope to
hear from many, Dol
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Georgia has 20 10.
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81. MARTIN.

Joseph NJ. Moore, admr, Us. Jos.
II. Moore ct. Gls.-Saturday, Aug.
9th, at the court house in st.
Martinsville, will be offered for
sale 800 arpents of land, formerly
belonging to j. A. Moore, bounded
lby Mrs. wilkins and Bayou
Fuselier. Terms, cash.
iberia.
Saturday August 9Th, at the
courthouse in New Iberia, the
sheriff offers for sale the following:
Raphael SegurG Us. Ed'CGrd De
IGkOWssGye.-Sixty-one srpents of
land, lots 5 and 6, section 80, 7.
ii S., r. 6 e.
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observation-disclosures per inch
Tor one week, and 81 for each subse-
Juent insertion; one month, %; two
months, So; three months, 50; SIX
mouths. $I2; one year, $40. Two inches
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