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T\IE ROSS desims to inform the nuts,
he that he has opened a New Livery
Stable in connection with his hotel., w-beso
part:in ean be accommodated with first-clase
horses and veltieles, at t'ilSonable prices,
Seeforth, Oct. 15, ISO. 97-tf
per 11,. F
t
4,c
00
00
-
1 00 TIERCE TEAR of light
-1 00 rtel eo/or, tt iucsireek .1.10n,e,- the
baek, aint vsh:te testr on 11flee. Any per --
son ing sue!' 1eforrtri4-ien as will lead tIb ty
ids rtuOVOT NIt in be I 1 rck7ardeil ,by '
Wm , (1.:‘.1)1iNI,tt-..
Lot 21, L'on...14, cIcillop.
tober 13th,
IIE CA:WON
YOU .WANT
EA.P
[LS,
rrILTRPENTINE,
RAINING COMpSi
-3-UTTY,
iOLORS, Ste.,
Go ic 110 LLS'
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Tion PURE
1_1
DRUGS, Clit.P1OCALS,
PATEUT .7:lc-INE8.
Go to gut,LS/:,
LOST.
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EH OUSE!
IN TUE .
TP Esny
IS THE PLACE 1 Ost
g" 1 Z1
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The ot that the subeeriber mtskes easse
article a speeiality. should lead all intendine;
purchassrs scalie like the best the market af-
! fords, to at least, try bis stock.
rn
to -.1
VA -e a. -a. -1..k
qijorsf.
And a select stock (/tf Staple anl Fancy
tiroceries, always on hand.
JekliD40 LAIDLA_W-.
..s3eafortle
her Oe • TAIL 9tf'
,
ARREL and AG
At SCOTT RoBE 11 T3ON'S
FANCY NUTE PAPER,
PLAIN STATIONERY 11
In great variety,:
Se ER Wie BOofce.sc
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('0, -.-pr (14141 Tr411,71e-ii s
L'ItiP find lePrr Itrks,
Bc7,1e.,s, Pp/ye, Bt/u1S,
fiffete, Po/J.1,w,
11/./it:
BI -Ink -1,,:count B,)oks, c.
AA-1I1NT FOR THE
1-( Yfrrff "EXPO:SITOlt." Daily`
obe anti Daily Tetterrapn.
• Li *lam. Elliott..
8eaf4rth. Jtdv Ithia. o‘t-rs
•
NOTICE.
r \V•fc, \faryM K=v haviles lcft mv
board without ju.-..t cause or
er tin: is to ealitioll 44_ parties
treat eivine Jur eredit ui He,- uunt,
raj, twill rityt be respensibie for
ate.1. tS.p=/;e t•tnitra..s: '
"ATt•F,..AY.
1 NI' : `1. tit -3t
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At SCOTT
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ROBI:RTGN'S.
Ne s of the Week
BRITAIN:
. The Su •z•Canal is. not 'considered a
success, i LondOn.*
The E i. 1 (.:,f enrna r von, former]
,Secretary of 'State, for. the: Colonies'
un -
'der Derby's Administration, im-
pressed 01 the gravity: of th,e, state of
,ainties be ween - - New Zealand and
• k4a-eitt Bri ain, written -a let -Ler to
the Times ,,uggeKt,ing the line of poliey
• . in his opinion, should be adopt,-
•- ted by the Government, and predieting
•serious ern iarrastentints tint] disasters to
the Empire -if the present ciisis is no
speedily- a -RI sati4a4orily .tormin*d
'Loid Carnirvoli does not challenge' b
past cond net of the 1 in perial Govern
inent. admits • that the Colontit
were pati -s to the arrangements whiel
left them It once free to enjoy foil. in
,deperickm4, V hilstaeceptitiig new IR
weighty r sponsibilities, and inferen
thot gh iu very guarded lan
otricre, 1.0 1 e suoso-ists thlt -the acts o
f
VOlifiSeq.tiOn•the. part of the Colony
bear som 1ela.4o1 to their present
Eie dreads lest nucleisdnie
eoutin,senev VP. should "Lind Jur,elves
-04-r. witted to issues‘ou wide]) it is, oer-,
• hap:s, bett•r not • now to sp(--iculate.'
lie Considels that! our gema'al policy te-
ivalds-NeW .2ealiind is now ppactically
irrevaraibli, and th t the retention Of
tr ups in the island, to .be vii-
-ployed at • -he diseraion of the local
•authorities, I liot to• be thought
That the Ccilonists should pay fol. troops
. .
to be ie311 their defence he com,ittera
to be free i om serious objection, lint
the, reealf of the last iegiment, he
fears, remlcas thisi alterniitive
Fiimfly,he i'ecoinin.0nds that
Oreat • .Bri ain should give financial
assistance by :guaranteeing a loan to
•enable her depetalei.ey to crush the
insurreetioi and that aiou1Commission'er
d be . eu t th t "to ascertain the
-true Staue o llall 8, and use such pow-
t.Ts as inigl t de •encrusted •to a Wan
and (1i41•VVIiitgi." Lord
1 )ui1i' 1U1 iui to Clutada., 1\L
(11 ishinds, and
klir- Henry Stokes to Jamaica, ale
• .
. mentioned a pi ecedenta. for die step
JIib Lordsh.p does not i-eitrd
uarantees • as • things.tt, be lightly
ranted. "-hey ard V, ty nistru.
.
ieril of th It reSort to k oduployed
in grave .ethergencies :of
eliey, and .o by- special
ctreumstaric s.." Such for example, be
llieves to 1 aye been. the' recent guar-
antee to the .New Dominion uf
'"It was," 11 se.ys, ',"inoney lind
out i.1 cons°, idating the strength, anti,
as I trust, ti e enduring union of that
noble people with the :British' Crown."
THE SEAFORTFI EXPOSITOR.
is 'strongly worded, and sets forth with
zreat force the isolated and helpless
condition of the Colony and the
perative necessity of forming a politi-
earalliance w:th the .tfuited States.
Mr., Collier represents that the feeling
iu favor of Annexation has received a
new impulse -from the recent- note of
Earl Granville urging the British Col-
um Wails to affiliate with the
DOMilli011. They regarded it as little
le-,
CI(Ver‘isement.)
Something Worth Reading.
The success that kis •Atiended the
faithful and intelligtnt study of Photo-
graphy ha, been so great, that e ne can
get their own...image perpetuated to pos-
terity, It is a. great privilege to have
a good practical Artist, one who dor-
eoughlytinderstands the business, as al-
so one who is stationary in a place, to
inu wig, it would increase whom youcan go with confidence, with
such bui-alens without afro-rding either • .
Politicalaeation or material relief.
C.alf-A DA .
1.1ie nomination for North Renfrew
e took place Wednesday. Messrs. Aim.-
: -ray and .1.)capon wero duly 1)1'01)08ed
e aS6Urance of not getting disappoint-
ed in getting a correct, tu.tistic, faithful
likeness,. and from whom you can get
picture,. at any future time from the
negatives once taken. The days •are
past for.. those who drop down for a
week or two and are off again, having
no interest at stake, and carina ver
fi .
c 1 trtonded. A pool was demanded. little whether their customers axe pleas-
,
1 ,E.,:;(1,1:1•11.11):1',1,,,,,:in:,11).,s.,(i).11s, ootf: riii )(.11,t:„1,rill:: 8airiet.i - 0e(.14broilodt, Ethz jail -yet; abni(ilt i:troht.-0.18.0on;iiitiyli
I -
iastred bis pro-lair:Aim) for the election
1.1.10-notninittion is to tiike 1 ,. ,
practical pt-totographer Frank Paltridge,
- pp.r.th, ow ilion(bly, ...90.1 inst,!.:1-1._71.eal:tdi; iNivel:tod and tiii.tiles,,i(tioil-lcglayphtoliteogili,,e.tkpinieoiN.vilielutgbei(s1
f- the polling on the .(th and 7tli Decem-
ber;section of the country. _Ile is a real
ed7.0,111:itisicAh(2,03111.,edriAn,satrioien Tirri:t.ii,<ge.N.vEall:e7riejec jilci_, li.ytylinlebsils11; 11i1s) ItTocry.eveoil-,yligli‘iiiigit_l;.klaenidn has
rooms, .aeconnnodatioris and facilities.
:FRANCE.
J
The titre -
'editor of _Le -
:signed the re 7ent Oppositeun manifesto;
has written • letter expl;!,ining-that that'
aloeurnent is iet il, mirainitilin programme
of she policy of the party.l.v;hose la.hOrs
will. not ceta:c until on the ruins of per-
, ,sonat -(-40Ver1.1 ent, -they establiali the
renublie. .
*
\Vero 84ved exe(1)t- for executing .woi.k. seldom met. He
lug W110).it 8UpPOSed, 11a5 l'00111S and apartments for every-
' fiotii(ii..1(,-,Itilific.,:10.(irtetcrilit-10!-,gglitii}GgN.ro th(.1:3°f°1-1(11D1?)sietotresso cranlialii;jyt tiliieffielil•'elidi et
•
chemicals ciente in immediate contact
with each other,.and producing gasses
fatal to making good pictures. Hia
rooms are in Scott'a Brick Nook, near
trotel, and ttilder the •ExPOSI-
TOR OiliCC) cool in smurner, WarIT1 in
u, iwuter ; with cilressing rooms, so that
you can bring your best clothes in a
satchel and change 10 get your picture
taken. Frank Paltridge -als6 keep
the negative, and no fear of losing the
picture. of some near and dear friend.
His best work is not .A the door, but
up stairs, one flight, and turn to the
• right hand, where- 3ion will find. Fl.ank
LED
r• .
Sim Id neonsiy with the expulsit
tn. Lientemitut-4..;-overinor Me.Douo.al
another hand of French 111M11`Vt1
,
, A .
WOK: pOSSOFfil 011 , NV Ittl1-1111 01,),Ntl'llCii0
of ,Fort G:irry. 'The. Fort is now
enpied by the Provirionr.1 Governe
John Brouse, -Governor _McTavish
dangerously ill, and 'the II udsoir Ba
Company party do not organize to sni
por: Letters to th
6th instant report ;di quiet, ; no intet
ruptin of humuess, and no violtaie
81.-x hundred filen, sworn to resis., Cam
(Han. itutln;rity and palling. tholuselve
ri.herators, are in anns. •Letters frol
_
Fort :Garry • repre.ut the ....nsurgent
as having the support of the Stiotel
and Englih. Fut 11 ti- in a greater degre
•thin..1 was exiieeted. The America]
osidents are represented as -neutral
Mr. iNicDougall is still at, 'Pembina
mr„. prove4K•fivr i8 -said to be :in &vont
of returning to Canada; to whieli Mr
l'il0Dongall will not (onsent.
)11
1,
ts
0-
r,
is
e* always at home and in good- temper
I" All pia -tunes shown are of, his ONtill
Illake, and not -bought or borrowed to
decoy the public. He guarantees
faCtion or no pay. Just walk rip to
Frank Paltridge's Gallery his speci-
(' times- are worth looking at, and you
I be sure to see seine person's picture
' you know. It you don't want your pie-
. ture, neyer mind ; just walk up, he will
Ie glad tosee you. Remember, it iS 111
a Lk building. 85 tf
The insurgents have taken possession
o the. 1.,:itusou Bay Company's store- Co To TH2 EE2747;1".
_ ,
houst-s, LIM( art; cteztring out to thean-
selves daily ratit_ns from the Con pany's .."The Eritish American
su pplies.
*Brown the- Editor of the 'Yor
Trexter, was arrested for rpfusing•to
print :h prOCI:1111.aliOntoi' the insurg:Aits,
and the printers, at the m9utli of the-
nit-u-ke., were forced to issue the revo-
lutionary document, which was posted
in various pads of the rebellious dis
tened • duel • between the IA
ay8 itnd 1.:ocirefort Mr. .1\ reDosig.411- has. rented a boiise
has been aVerted. .The :latter having, -at Penibina, and 'gale into winter
made SO tiSfac WIT .0 xplir n atiens. quarters
•.11t• Baueel, one ofthe deputies who
SPAIN.
The Mihis erial journal. the Thipar
ricii, reiterate- the belief Jhat the Ita-
litu will acei,ipt the Spau-
iJi
Throne fo the, Duke of Geneva.
In 'the Cola is the members 'of the
Republiead majority presented • a pro-
teSt declaring that there was. no truth
in the repoti hat they WitWe implicated
in a conspir:icy with the insurgents of
(Juba. Addi 10110. reinforc0ntents of
volunteers for Service in Cuba, sailed
LLst week far If avana. The newly ap-
pointed Ain istssa dor froth Portugal ‘yas
received to day by the Regent with
great cere ni 0 n
--wive •
UNITED STA.TES.
N, ear Bostoi. Corners an entire train
was thrown down a: deep embankment
the locomotive only remaining on the
track. The la ggage, mail.and express
cers were enfrely destaoyed by fire,
together with wils and baggrge. Sev-
eral passenger, are repereed seriously
injured
On tile 22.,nd itfet: an attempt was
• made to b'uw up Hudon County gaol
with gunpowder. There was a loud
explosion. •The wiplows • w ere broken,
arid the siirrouading buildings were
>shaken. Great cracks =wtlre Made 11)
the wall nine feet long ;the -design, I
• however was frustrated: Suspicion ;
rests on two notorious dineinals con-
ed -
•
Vincent Collier, who altived fr Nrn
laska • and Britis-h Coln m bia last
week had with him -a, -petition signed
forty • prominent citizens. of Victoria
addressed to President Grant, praying
for :the Annexntion.-Of British. Colum-
bia- to the -united States • A nutlier
1 . inst un . ,
NA, allieLf to tile Queen, .TIa Ws. oc u suent
• GENERAL:• .
General Di -dee, lately Captain -Gen-
eral of Cuba, is dead.
There appears smile reawn to -fear
that the destructive Work of cane -burn-
ing in Cuba will become general as
part of a settled plan at hostilities.
AND.
BRYANT, STRATTON & ODEL
CONSOLIDATED 13
Now the largest, most extensive and com-
plete it3W811\ MS SCHOOL in the country.
• It hasithe largest stair of Teachers, the moet
prits:tithal anebeist adapted. business forms,
and the best arranged midmost commodious
apart-it:Lents. -
" It is under the management .of thorough
business Men, fully aliVe to all the require-
ments of All the -business- community.
The advantages and • facilities afforded -
this institution are unequalled in the coun-
try, and -no young man should; enter a, busi-
ness c rcer without -fully availing himself of
.its benefits • We were awarded the ;
FIRST ICRIRE in BUSINESS. WRITING
at tlie late -Provincial Exhibition at -London.
As this is the Sixth consecntive year that
we have taken this prize, we feel confident
that there can be Nit one opinion as where
to go to learn to write.
I, or specimens of writing. bank notes, mr-
Advices from Hayti . to the lOth cubes, ,./,:e.)
. ,
instant state that the insti tents in the address,
ODELL & TROUT,
, Toronto.
South. of --Hayti a -re victorious. = Sal-
nitve's Most teusted,generid li Id desoeted Toronto, October 8fli, 1869. 96-4M.
him and joined the insurgents whe
were. endeavouring to _force his abdi,
cation. .
It seems the recent -despatches
the s'sruppieSsion of :the Dal-
matian insurrection were premature.
New has jut beet) •reetived that the.
ustrtan finres have coptu t -ed 'a defile
heretofore held by the insurgents near
Forti)ragoly, -with a loss -of only ' 30
.ifl els oot n lavana that a
commission from the -Insurgent Gov_T
_eminent, has arrived in earacits for the
purpose_ of inducing the •Venezuelan
Go vet n Ent . to recognize the insurgents
as belligerents, and to allow them to
raise recruits foi- their aarny in Vene-
zuela.
. According to '-the latest account
from Paraguay, President Lopez had
transferred hie headquarters and seat
of ge vex] M ent to San Joiquini. It
-was reported tliat -Lonez had -killed his
mother, one of his brothers' and other
,persons, ifl conse,qn ep c -e of a suspicion
that they aere engaged in it conspiracy
his life. The allies had as yet made
1.10 nn3vernent, iid it 8'as supposed that
active operntions would be still longer
d 1, • • th
• ,4101.*Pa...141-34-P.,,,, *. -
DAIRY and. FACTORY'
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S,
Family Drug Store.
R.LumeaDEtv has
just received his
• Spring Importations
'if )-ine Drngs and iledicines, Chemicals and
Patent Medicines, French, English and
American Perfumery.; Hair Dressings, Oils,
and Pomades; Bair, Tooth, ;Nail and Shay-
- mg Brushes ; Dressing and Fine-tooth Combs;
Toilet .and Shaving Soaps, &c., &c:
Horse Sci Cattle Medicines,
• Condition Pr ti'de t
STRAYED. •D VP STUFFS /1
A ef E into the prem. -Res of the sebscriber;
Of very Superior Quality.
Lot 32, Con. 6, AicKailop, on or about _______
the 1st of Ocfeher reve Steers, one dark red, 1DRYSIC I AlZ 8' Prescriptions accurately
the other around three years old. The owner k prepared. - _ . ,
is requested' to peove property pay cearges, ' R. 1:1511S,DFN-
J., 1
and take them away.•
'JAMES HAYS. , = -= l'harneteeutieal Chemist. .
OAT AND
con
MEAL.!
-At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
CHOICE ,FAMILY
FLOUR!
a
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
EDW. H TN Elf,
preturning his sincere thanks to the
ublic for the very liberal patronage he
has received coining to Seaforth, begs
to • say that he has on hand another large
lot of
• it
ANDERSON'S HEAVY PLATE STOVES 1
Parlor and Cooking, all of which be
v, ill sz,l1 as cheap as other people sell an in-
ferior article. Everybody knosis that the
BEST COAL OIL IN THE COUNTY
is at 'Whitney's. Lamps, Chiminies, Wicks,
etc, in abundance. A large stock of
ALL KINDS OF TINWARE
always on hand. Eave-Troughing, Tinand
Sheet Iron Roofing done in first-class style,
All kinds at Jobbing promptly attended to.
rtift..49,11LTHOMPON.:.
MHANKS his numerous customers for
1 their liberal patronage during the last
fifteen years, and trusts he will receive its
continuance. •
He hsflowon hand a large assortment of
Good Sound
Green He lock
•
Which he warrants will give satisfaction.'
• ALSO,
2005000 FEET OF PINE!
- COT FOR
BUILDING AHD briNEnAL PURPOSES
Which he offers on liberal terms. Orders
will be promptly attended to. •
• 11e has also on hand a large assortment of
WELL SEASONED ACCOUNTS ! !
To which he calls as attintion iof his okt-
CUSt0121tirS, who Will tbad it to their advant-
age to retire them promptly, and without
legal proceedings.
• Seaforth, July nth, 1869, 84-1f-
• Goods Delivered
In any part of the Village,
when bought
At SCOTT' ROBERTSON'S.
AGENTS WANTED.
,L.-71 TO $7:5 per month, : clear of all ex-.
penses, guaranteed f ll industrious
CISTERN rumPs AND LEAD PIPING a -gents who will take up thesverk, which is
very light, as well as. profitable. For cireu-
Old Iron and Copper. Cotton Rags, Wool lar and. patticulars, addrets.
and Wool Pickens taken in exchange, BOX :32, Seaforth, Ont
•October 22, 1869. • 98
Seaforth, Sept.24th, 1869. • 43-tf. -
SUPERIOR
Black- and. Green
S
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S,
EXWELSI
A IN
•i\T
110TOGRAPII
GALLERY.
W. P. PAGET, - Artist
mHE undersigned begs to infs rm the in-
habitants of Seaforth and Surrounding
eeuntry, that he has taken the Gallery for-
merly occupied by Mr. C. Paltridge, .
A Few Doors ;V (wet, of Di. Smith's
0 tee, and Opposile Veal's Store.
Wherehe wilt always be ready to Please his
patrons and , give satisfaction to these who
favor him with a call.
E SURE AND CALL to see
• his speeimens, they speak fey the Artist
and will convince you that he issFirst-Class.
REMEMBER
The place is Opposite Veal's Grocery, Main
Street, Seai rth.
WILLIAM AGET,
Photo..Artist.
Seaforth. Julv 22, 1869. 85 6m.
•
FIRST BRANDS OF
• Chewing and Snloking
• TOBACCO !
.• At SCOTT .ROBERTSON'S.
NOTICE- OF
_1..:!-
.,S1..;•••-;)-s,....,Le
'"44-
EMOVAL
TEE 3ubscribers beg to notify their CUB-
tomers and the public generally that
they haye removed
To the Store lately occupied by
A. • Mitchell,- ISfeCOT/d DOOr
Above IV S. Robertson's
Italian Warehouse,
Where they will keep constantly on hand a
large stock of FRESH FAMILY GROCER
IES and -PRO-VISIONS, XXX FAMILY
FLOUR, and all kinds of Mill & Chop Peed,
Country Produce taken in exchange for
Groceities, -Provisions, Flour and Feed.
All goods purchased from us will be deliv-
ered Free of Charge in any part of Seafortn,
liarpurhey, or Egmondville.
Farmers ma3r exchange wheat, &c., for
Flour and Feed at our mill, at the highest
value.
..A. Shearson & COK
McKillop, Nov., 3.. . eaforthe April. 22. Senforth, _Nov. 19th. .
-5 • 2-ly
,ss
NEW VALENTIA
aisins &IT Currants
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S,
.OFFICES TO LET.
TilOUR excellent offices to let in Scott's
1,1 New Brick Block. Apply at •
MCOA UGHEY & 11.0148TELPS. -
Seaforth. Jan. 27. 1869: ob-
TREASURER'S
F LAYDS
FOR
SALE
COUNTY OF HURON, 1DY VIRTUE
To Wrr : • I) of a Warrant
under -the hand of the Warden of the COTtll--
ty of Huron, and the Seal of the said Coun-
ty, bearing date the third day of -August,
A. D. 1869, to me directed, for the collotion of arrears of taxes due on the under-
mentioned lands.' • These are therefore 10
give notice that unless the said taxes, to -
nether with all lawful costs and charges be
suener paid, I shad on TUESDAY
30th day of November,
A.. 1). 1869, at the hour of Ten o'clock- A. Ai.,
AT THE
• COTT:Ria" ITJS
IN THE
TOWN OF - CODERICII,
Proceed to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION the
said lands,-• or so much thereof as may be
sufficik.n1 to discharge snch arrears of taxes
and charges thereon.
_A -OTE. -„In the following list "e.d." sig-
n y:e-s Est d." West Division_
"p." Patented--``u.p." Unpatented -L-`
Part --"n.t.n." sVorth Town Plot.
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
L,ct Con. Ac. Ft. Taxes costs T:02
East 4 4 1 te,d 100 p 77 09 2 78 79 87
N• 1_ 3" 100 p 64 21 2 45 66 66
W 4 4 100 p 94 91 3 23 C814
E part 5 4 111. p 99 55 3 35 102 90
E -8 4 100 p 43 17 1 93 450
8
half -:i 6 100 u.p 31 86 1 65 331
W pt S 4 1 13 49 p 13 44 1 20 14 64
1 3 wd.2c0 p 82 05 2 90 84 95
2 4 200 p 123 12 4 78 127'90
N part 3 4 136 p b327 248 67 75
N half 3 8 •MO u.p 64 69 248 67 17
N half 4 8 10.0 u.p 13 7:3 1 20 14 93
E half 11 8 ioo-u.p 12')8 1.18 14 16
W half 6 9 100 p 72 602 66 75 :37
N W pt of N
610 80p 31 58 1 65 23 23
N half 3 11 100 u.p 69 38 260 71 98
W half 5 11. 100 p :3577 175 87 52
E half 8 11 100 u.p 41 65 1-90 435
W half 8 11 100 n.p 31 06 163 32 69
8 W pt 11 11 20 p 25 42 150 26F'2
• 6)2 200 p S0 02 285 8287
N part 7 13 114 p 45 66 200 476
3 North Town Plot
• 153 p 100 63 23 104 43
N part 34....n.t.p. 63 p 34 70 174 36'
VILLAGE OF PORT ALBERT,
• IN ASIIFIELD.
02 E Arthur st.
93 do p 273 93 3 64
p 2 73 93 3 66
24 - f!O p 2 73 9;3 3 66
25 tz.0 p - 5 15 fts 6 13
'2 do p 11 71 1 15 12 86
31do p 1100 115i2
32 do u.p 11.71 1 15 12 8• 4
t(i:00 4u../0.) 1111 122