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Births, Marriages & Deaths. ?? 117ler this heading are chqryed for as ?? :-Marriage, 2s 6.; Death ivith Funmeral notice, 2s 6(d; Obitjuary Notice, Is 6d; Birth, :?s 6d. In every case suck announcement unest be prepaid and duly authenticated. B I R T H S. ANDERSON-June 19, at Enfi

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