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Notice to Taxpayers.

The state and county ad valorem taxes Tor
1850 Will become delinquent ON the at dav If
March next, at which time the once viii be
closed until delinquent lists are made out We
are required by law to make final settlement
by July lst, and the present law requires thal
all personal property be exhausted before
ands can be advertised 70 taxes. THERE ore
In View of the large am0un' OF work to be
done, and the short time allotted In which to
perform tho same 1t will be impossible Co ex-
tend the time for payment beyond March lst
All person. VINO owe the state and county tax
settlement Of the tame efore expiration Of
the time, q thereby savb cost.
RESPECTFULLY, We n. PRATHER
Tex.CClleCt ur Of Oalns county
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FOR SALE.
'l'HE STATE OF TEXAS.
No tha 81.

he STATE OF TEXAS.
4 Tothe rheriH or any constable of Dallas
county, greeting:-You are hereby COM
maoued To summon Mary Bullard and w. ~
Bullard, whose residences are unknown. and
lneir neirs, whose nan es and residences are
unknown, by making publication of tEis oita-
uoh III some newspaper published I'm lhe
county or Dallas for four successive weeks
PRIOR TO the return day thereof, to annenr he.
lore the mmissloners Of condemnation an
pointed by the Honorable II. T. Burke, county
Judge. at chambers, at the court house, in the
clty OF Dallas, on the nth day OF February
next, then ana there to answer thu petiiion Of
the Texas Trunk railroad company, f,led in
the county court OF said county en- the 18th
day OF january, A. ID. 1881, suit Numbered
1886, SAID pettition praying for the appolnt.
nent of special commissioners, as prdyided
by statute, and for the condemnation for the
purpose OF constructing, ESTABLISHING ard
maintaining It's railroad, of stro of land 'i01
feet long AID 200 feet wide, running across
The followin described tract of land, toswIt,
The parcel OF land containing 100 acres. living
Y miles ). e. from the city of Dallas. adjoining
Kyle Prarie, known as part of the Mckinney
Williams surrey, and being that portion Of
said survey, decided on thegth day OF January.
lsGs, by VIM. Iuboerville to Mary and w. W.
Bullard. We
Hereof fall not, but of this writ maize dina
return, showing how you have executed The
saIne. iN
Witness my hand aud ihe seal of said court.
at Office OF the city o Dallas, this The lsth doy
Of January, A. ID. 1851.
HARDWOOD, Clerk.
ByW. IL. THAcKER, Deputy.
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sPEClAa. LAW.


NOnCE is her, 10y given that after thirt,
IN days publication hereof appl eatlou
win be made to tho legislature of Texas fol
the passage ola bill amending the city char
ter, In substance as follows.
To repeal sectiops2. 4 and of am .nded
charter, they not complying with law.
To amend section III of charter snd provide
lot imlding and repairing sidewalks and
Furnishing q failure by fine.
10 amend section los OF charter by chang.
ing the manner of selecting board OF apprai %.
ment aud Inc number of said board, 10 act In
streets, etc.
To amend section 80 so as to crease the poll
tax to be used for school purposes and pro.
vide penalty for non-payment.
To amend sections ~ and 50 SOFAS IN incraase
the jurisdiction of the Mayors court and In.
crease maximum of fine and imprisonment
under charter and give city Jurisdiction OF
disorderly houses, etc
DALLAS, January 25, 1881.
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LOST.
PHI YEICIAH.

DHYsTUIGN AM sURGEON-DE, NOR.
L TON. Office, in FIRST national bank build
Ing. Residence, San JAclnt0 street, near
LeOuard
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TO TRADE OR SELL.

One 2nd hand buggy, extra good.
Elo1r head ot horseoi come very 6ne.
Five pianos.
Two fine gold watches.
tine Kiln good, hard br ok.
One case fine English guns.
WIN trade any or all OF the above Tor country
produce ut cash orlces.
! have also several tracts OF good land in
his and other counties for sale low.
j. /. HEEKES Main Street,
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TINHE STATE OF TEXAS, County Of bal.
Il las: Whereas. On the 18th day of May,
lssO, the City National Bank, Of Dallas, Is.
sued TO Georgia Morgan certificate of de-
p0sit for one hun red dollars, payable 10 hor
or her order; aud on the ith day of June, 1850,
issued to said Georgia Morgan certificate OF
deposit for fflty dollars, payable TO her order;
said certificates being numbered respectively
No. 1851 and No. 26ll; and,
Whereas, GeUrga Morgan Representa- TO said
bank that the said certificates have been acct
dentally burned, and that they had not been
transferred or endorsed by her, and that she
Is now the only person entitled to be paid the
said deposits;
Now, therefore, In consideration OF the
premises aforesaid. md Of the payment of the
| said sum Of one hundred and tlfty collars by
! said bank TO said Georgia Morgan;
Know all man by these presents, That we,
J Georgia Nor AZ, ~ Principal, and Mollie
| Cross and II. a. Mansfield, as sureties, ac-
| knowledge ourselves bound to pay to the City
| National Bank, OF Dallas, the sum OF two
| hundred and fifty dollars. recoverable before
any court of Dallas county, Texas, having
| jurisdiction Ofthe subject matter.
| Conditioned, That N the said Georgia Nor
| gan shall well and truly indemnify and hold
| hsrH less the said bank against any and all
| claims, demands and judgments that shall be
made or recovered against the said bank upon
| or by reason of the said CO tifcates or either
| OF Them, and shall pay of and discharge any
| judgments, costs and damages that may be re.
covered against said bank by reason OF such
| cert ficates or either of them, then the said
| tond shall be null and void; otherwise It
| shall be in full force and effect.
Witness our hands this--day of January,
| 1881. MOLLIE CROSS,
II, A. MA NSFIELD
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE "A 1900 lb. Hall's safe. In good
Il order. Apply to j j. Carnes
NOR SALE. A rare CHANCE Will sell at
Il bottom prices, for cash or trade formproved
property or secured notas, forty sulky plows
by beat manufacturers and of the best make.
Apply at Nilhurn wagon depot, on Austin
street, inr, Or of Adams & Leonard's bank, to
W. j. Britt.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.


NT0lICE - Adyor, Sements NAV be handed
IN into our business ohice mp TO .. M =,
snd into The composing room IN 20 l Il. n.
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Us hersby given thst j. \. Teed0m Of .ae
4 cry and county of Dai.a., aud Ltato OF
Texas, did on the 10Th day of January lsSl,
assign TO me all Of his goods and properly for
the benent OF hls creditors, and TINT have ao-
cepled said assignment and entered upon the
dischaIge of ltA duties AZ G3l Elm street.
W. q. VEAL, Assignee OH Y LeedOm
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il the stomach, liver ano b wells are affected,
10 adopt the sure remedy, hOstet er's Stom-
ach Bit ers. Diseases vi the organs med be
therefore hazardous. DYspe STA, liver COM
plant, chills aud fever, eary rheumatic
twlnges, kidney weakness, bring sc ious Dol
lily trouble f triled with Lose no time In
using this effective, safe and long-known
me iiclne
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally
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xa.,sCAl.
ACUE ANp EENER,

No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking quinine. As
Il simple purgative they are uneoualed.
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DIR. =. EAGAN.

Having permanently located In Dallas, re-
spec rolly offers his professional services TO
the community.
Office: 7I3 Main Street.
Residence. Grand Windsor hot6l.
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AErrNls rAOM AUSTIN,

The A. & IA. college THE story Of its
OrIgin-Its Progress, stntus and
Prospects cheese HpStitutieDs
Elsewhera &heir Grand
Mission, Htc,, Kite.
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Special Meeting.

a special meeting of tho stockholders of the
H0lltOl ) f8Ias Central R. R. Co.
WIN be hold at the general Office of the com.
pany In the city Of Houston on Monday
March 2lst, 1881, for the purpose OF consider
AIRY % enable said company to issue its bonds
for the purpose ~ paying on and retiring all
former issues OF bonds OF the company and OF
paving all other outstanding Indebtedness of
the company anl for the further purpose o I
Improving aud lettering said oompsnles' line
Of railroad, and TO secure the payment of sald
bonds by mortgage upon the property and
franchises OF the company.
A s. RICHARDSON. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-24

The South Congregational church was
densely crowded Sunday morning. Rev
Mr.. Ecob selected as his text Matt xvi Is
..lpon this rock will build my church, and
the gates of hell shall not prevail against il"
His theme was the Christian church, with its
foundations resting on the solid basis of
truth, and its walls rising steadily through
the fogs and storms of the ages. 1t was a
grand, helpful, brave sermon, rcplete with
assurances Of the triumph Of TIE Gospel.
Near the end of his discourse he closed the
Bible lids over his manuscript, and spoke
feelingly for few moments to his people, of
whom he was taking leave. There were
many wet lashes in the congregation, and it
needed a skilful touch to avoid Il scene
Ne babe them to be of good cheer; to be
loyal TO the church, and to be true to the
Masters work. Their service was due to
the Lord Jesus Christ. Men might come
their pastor was, as long as the Holy Spirit
was in their midst. Now, friends" said
Mr.. Ecob in closing, 1.-THE past is gone; the
record i, finished Iput my work i'll Christ's
hands and say, Here it is. This church has
been To me mother. She has been patient
and considerable and kind to me, and go
away with heart full of love and thankful
ness" At the conclusion of the morning
service large number of the parishioners
gathered around the pastor, and babe him an
affectionate 'good-bve'' and God speed"
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CtbNDENSED TEIEGRAMS.

IIanlon has been practicing at Portsmouth,
Eng The Thames is still filled with ice and
it will impossible to row on that river for
some time Tanlon arrived at Putney last
night
The will of D. Chaplin of New York, be-
queathing all his estate to his wife, filed
Saturday.
CHILEAN representatives at European courts
received advices by telegraph of the sur
render of Lima to the Chilans.
The town of Hamburg, near Augusta, Ga.
is submerged bv flood.
In consequence of the disturbed state of
affairs in Wigan and Preston districts, Ire
land, owing to the miners strike, troops will
be sent there To preserve order.
In a riot yesterday, between GOLFERS and
the police at South Rilmersdalc, several per-
sons were seriously injured.
The CHILEAN consul general at Rome has
received the following telegram: Lima has
surrendered to Gen. Baqurdano who com
manded 40. 900 men
A terrific storm prevails in Paris. Fifty
fishing smacks are reported wrecked.
Renewal of the snow storm is reported in
southern parts of England and Scotland. The
weather Is very cold.
Gen. Colley telegraphs at is reported
from Delagoa Bay that the Garrison at Lev
denberg has surrendered. The garrison is
supposed to consist of a company of the 9th
regiment.
W. II. Glazier has been appointed post
master at Boylston Centre, Worcester
county, Mass.
The race between Hanlan and Laycock is
further postponed until February l4th.
A Paris dispatch says that nearly all the
powers have accepted the Porte's proposal
for a conference.
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xlYi C0NeRESS--SEC0ND SESSION.
washington. January 90
SrN,rr

| SENATE
| Mr.. Logan. from the committee on mill
tary affairs. reported with two amendments
the Senate bill to place Gen. Grant ON the
retired list He said he thought there could
be no objection to the bill, and asked its i'm
mediate consideration. After a brief dis
cussion the report was laid over, Mr.. Logan
announcing that he would call it up AZ the
next meeting.
| Mr.. Rollins of New Hampshire introduced
the bill TO determine whether the New
Hampshire Legislature Of 1850 or 1882 shall
elect the next United States Senator, which
occupied the remainder OF the morning hour.
| The naval appropriation bill was received
from the House and referred 10 the commit
tee on appropriations.
The morning hour ha' in expired the In
dian land bill was laid aside on motion of
Mr.. Wallace TO take up the Indian APP
preparation bill.
Mr.. Wallace stated the amendment made
by the Senate committee and explained Its
necessity. The total amendment was ST.
600, making the aggregate bill S459, $4,000
In committee of the whole Mr.. Whyte of
Md. in the chair the amendments TO the
ybill was agreed to. The bill was reported
TO the Senate. amendments concurred In
and the bill passed.
Mr.. Kellogg of Louisiana submitted an
amendment intended to be proposed by him
to the funding bill, after which the Senate
went into executive session, and when the
doors were reopened adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The House refused to consider private
business.
The morning session of the House went
into committee of the whole on the private
calendar.
Bill relieving L. Z. Chandler. late United
States Assistant Treasurer. from liabilities
for S4S0,0 for money loaned by his dis
bursements TO Clark, Miller. Ward 4 Co.,
was taken up after debate
The vote on reporting the bill to the
House, stood s. to l1-no quorum. The
doors were closed and sergeant -at-arms de
spatcbed for absentees.
\ resolution was adopted that Bisbee was
entitled to the seat from Florida. and not
Hull, and Mr. Bisbce took the oath and his
seat.
In Friday evenings session of the House
there was considerable confusion while the
sergeant alarms brought in members who
made excuses for their absence. Mr.. Frye
severely denounced the frivolity at evening
sessions.
After a long wrangle a motion for the roll
call was carried, when it shown that
Messrs. Beale. Berry, Bland, Gillette, liar
ris of Va. Page. Phistcr, Reagan. Ross and
Rathwell were absent
\ long discussion on motion that the
sergeant alarms take absentees into custody
ended at o'clock in its pas>age-1O to %.
At 40 Messrs. Harris, Bland and Rath-
well appeared and were excused.
4 resolution was adopted that Mr.. Lowe of
Alabama answer before the House at >
o'clock Saturday for refusing to accompany
the sergeant-at-arms to the House.
Adjourned at 6 o'clock.
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WASHINGTON.
Committee Work.

WASHINGTON. January 10. Petition of
Davis Hatch of Norwalk, for indemnification
for false imprisonment. at San Domingo. was
referred to the Senate Foreign Committee.
Friday.
The House Judiciary instructed that Repre-
sentative Harris report 10 the House with
a favorable recommendation of the Lowell
bankrupt bill as modified by the committee.
The House committee on the inter oceanic
canal to-day. referred back TO the sub-com-
mittee the bill and report favorng incor-
poration of Ead's ship canal across the
Isthmus with instructions to strike out that
portion providing for the endorsement of its
stock to the amount of $50, 100000 by the
government.
The subcommittee of the House committee
on appropriations continued its work to-day.
upon the legislative and judicial bill, which
will be ready for the full committee early
next week. The post-otfice appropriation
bill appropriates $40, go 32. and is based
upon estimates aggregating $i2,415, 1872. The
bill shows an increase over last years ap-
preparations of Sl6,61o.i2. The estimated
postal revenue for 1852 is S3S, So, IA, or
$40, l52. - less than is required to make the
department self-sustaining. The amount
appropriated for the Star route service is
S7.s75. 900, which is an increase of $4,000
an effort will be made to still further in
crease this item.
The Senate sub committee will report the
naval appropriation bill to the full committee
on Monday.
Contested Election Case.
The House committee on elections took up
the case of Ycates dem against Martin
rep first district of North Carolina this
morning. Speer, for majority of sub-com-
mittee, read the report declaring Yeates en-
titled to the seat.
Mr.. Field began reading minority report
favoring the sitting member, but before con-
Guiding the committee adjourned.
Justice Swayne to Resign.
1t is stated on good authority that Justice
Swavne of the Supreme Court will tender his
resignation to the President early next week
and Stanley Matthews will be nominated by
the President to succeed him.
Sentence Approved.
The President approved the sentence Of
the cuurt-martial in the case of Paymaster
Nelson Of the army. which i dismissal from
service, confinement of two years hard
labor in the penitentiary and fine of 50, 800.
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Gardiner Local News.

The ninth anniversary of the Gardiner Re
form Club was duly observed by the Club at
their new hall opposite the Common, Friday
afternoon and evening, January u. The ex-
ereises, both afternoon and evening, were of
ahighy interesting character and both meet
ings were similarly conducted. Although at
the evening session it was somewhat stormy,
the hall was crowded Short and stirring
speeches were made by President Patten and
Messrs Nash, Osgood, Berry and Dill of
Gardiner, Mr.. Berry of Winthrop, and Mr..
John A. Laird. formerly of this city, but now
travelling in the interest of the temperance
reform. An interesting feature in the eXer-
elses of the evening was a recitation by Mrs.
Lard recitation by each of their children,
aboy and girl, and Il song by the children in
concert The meeting was grand success,
and everybody was apparently satisfied with
The ninth year of the existence of the
Gardiner Reform Club finds them in a pros
porous condition. Quite an accession has
oeen received to their ranks, they are now in
possession of a fine hall and are greatly en-
Outraged with the outlook of the forthcoming
year. just before the close of the meeting,
onmotion of Brother Osgood. the Father of
the Reform Club" the anniversary meeting
vas 10 be prolonged by holding a meeting
saturday evening and also Sunday. Mr..
Lard expressed his intention to prolong his
"ay during the protracted meetings.
NJ, on Friday night last. as Master Charlie
wentworth, son of Mr.. George Wentworth,
vas returning home from sleigh ride, i'll
turning a corner quickly, was thrown from
ne sleigh The horse becoming frightened
sur'ed off at a rapid gait, arriving home
somewhat sooner than the driver. The next
morning the sleigh was found by the roadside
maSery demOralized condition. The harness
W" also badly broken. Master Wentworth,
"""ever, ESCAPED without iniury
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Affairs in Ireland.

~ - -,
n"NpoN, January - The Standard says
Is proeaole tnat government VIII be c"m-
pe"e" 10 SET ASIDE 'he coercion bill femporar-
ny III oruer 10 ueai with obstruction. In
- ,,r.in, '.'s tlsn 'neniioers ih'enu 10
DvnIIN. Jarnary ~ In RI. 60, -.
Queens Benrb tc.asv Scrr,sn, u.rnn g.
the crown nrncee,i.i ;, -on,,, ua aaoi..,
that the connsel fnr III, ,r.r,r,ars shr;rL,i
from Crannlin,, ,,;tb nx;l,r,, ror,,r.1;,r a.,
speeches of tbair cl;o,,s
I.- -, ~, ~
CO.. ~, - - IL Saio Tue OH
-, -, 80, VI f>'So" ar" property III
~ - '"u.h .rse"'oie 'he estmeath
-, :, empower t'ie 'EeroN,
,,a.I.nn ~ " '''e ttls" ,ri,s council 10
s,,f,r,., ,"s ~, '''> III "tl." ,ne ac' Is 10 DC
pend habeas corpus bv emnowcr;ng tho w.
roy, upon reasonable suspicion, to arrest any
person deemed an offender within the terms
Of the act. 1t will also provide that persons
arrested cannot be released tried or hailed
without an order of the Priv Council or
Nicerov Another clause will in certai,
cases, substitute a trial before two nstices for
trial by jury 1t is possible that the suspen-
sion OF the habeas corpus act will continue
uh.ii the hrst OF August.
- sr S',''N 'o' puo'i' 'u,hiSh' ana re-
- "''In ne wiz move Ill the
-. f,e.tu."ee 10 ''i' coercion oi'ls on the
80 ~, ma, " "ou'" Involve interference
''' Va. 's"'S VI private "'e''oers'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Bark Norton Slower, from Baltimore for
Portland put in to New York, Saturday. for
a harbor.
Bark Elita of ST. John. \. b.. arrived ut
New York. saturday, from Pillan. Had her
decks swept aud spars and sails damaged.
Efforts were made SATURDAY. at New York.
to right ship Sachem of Boston, which was
badly burned and keeled over in the East
~
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CANT ERBURY SHAKERS
uIFE-INVlGORATlNG
SARSAPARIlLA.
Ti,c Great Blood Purifier. Kid.
ncy Remedy and Mild
Laxative.

M r, The undersigned. having used DIR. COR
w BETT'S SHAKER SARSAPARILLA
~ NJ l. il our Practice and having examined the
lormula by which it is prepared would cheerfully
recommend il to the community as the cheapest, SAT
est al osi eiIcacious of all the preparations of
sarsaJarla in the market Its highly concentrated
state, Hh'Te being in gwen amount Of Syrup twice
tie amount Of Vegetable Extract that any other
coniains the care skill and cleanliness of ifs
utaciurc are sure guarantees Of its purity and
effect. !. X. CROSBY, NJ d., W. ID. BUCK, N. d..
;. III MON, VI. D.. J. ). ELLIOT VI. D., JAMES
BABE, ": D., y. COIBURN. N. D., NJ. G.. J.
TEWkSBtEY. VI. d., A. g. FRENCH, NJ D., 10
sIAH CROSBY, NJ D., a. &. GALE, VI. d..
JAMES A. GREGG, VI. ID.
Those who have failed TO be benefited by other
sarsaparias should not fail to make single trial of
this Blood Purifying and Life Invigoraiing Com.
pound of Shaker Sarsaparilla, Dandclon, Yellow
Dock, Mandrake, Black Cohosb Garget Indian
Hemp, and the Berries of Juniper and Cubcb, CON-
bined with Iodfde Of Potassium made by the Society
Prepared by the CANTERBURY SOCIETY or SHAK-
tgs, shaker village. " H.. and signed by Tbos. Cor
bet. IT, inventor. Sold everywhere. Inquire for
torbett'i shakers Sarsaparilla.
n5-Enclose Stamp for Shaker Manual.
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NehraSka'S Senator.

LINCOLN, Neb., January -. The Senator
ial contest will probably be settled to-day or
Monday. The indications are that there will
be legislative investigation into the means
by which the interests of candidates are
sought TO be advanced. 1t is charged that
money WAS offered TODAY TO several members
to vote for certain candidate.
On the seventeenth ballot General Charles
Van Wvck was elected United States Sena-
tor Gen. Van Wyck was formerly a MEM
Der of Congress from New York
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NEVADA.
The Chinese Treaty.

CARSON, New, January %. Rockhilrs
resolution in the Senate, instructing the
members OF Congress 10 vote against ratify-
ing OF Chinese, was tabled by the republicans.
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THE INDIANS,
Indians to Surrender.

WAsHINoroN. ID. c., January -. Major
Ilges reports that 800 Indians, including
chiefs Good Bear, Crow King, Big Shirt,
Long Dog and Black Eagle, with 200 horses
and 90 guns, en- route to Buford, where they
will surrender to Maj. Brotherton. Maj. llges
will 90 to the line and demand of Capt. Groin
of the Canadian mounted police the surrender
of Sitting Bull and his Indians, which Groin
prepared to do. Sitting Ball has shown bad
60; ,L al
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WEATHER REPORT,

Indications for the Next "a HonT,
War Dept, Office Chef Signal Officer.
Washington, d. c.. January al a. IN.
For the New England and Middle States,
slightly colder, clearer and fair weather,
northerly to westerly winds and rising bar
ometer.