BOSTON PUBLIC LIER ALI Y

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ABBREVSATED REGULATIONS.

One volume can be had at a time, in home ! use, from the Lower Hall, and one from the Bâtes Hall, and this volume must always be returned witli tlie applicant’s library eard, within such liours as tlie rules prescribe. No book can be taken from the Lower Hall of this Library, while the applicant has one from any Brauch.

Books can be kept out 14 days, but may be renewed within that time, by presenting a new slip with the card; after 14 days a fine of two cents for each day is incurred, and after 21 days the book will be sent for at the borrower’s cost, wlio cannot take another book until ail charges are paid.

No book is to be lent out of the household of theborrower; nor is it to be kept by transfers in one household more than one month, and it must remain in the Library one week before it can be again drawn in the saine household.

The Library liours for the delivery and return of books are from 9 o’clock, A. M., to 8 o’clock, T. M., in the Lower Hall; and from 9 o’clock, A. M., until 6 o’clock, P. M., from October to Mardi, and until 7 o’clock, from April to Scptember, in the Bâtes Hall.

Borrowers finding t5i3s book mutilated or u&waïrantably defi'aeed, iuc expecled to report it; and also any undue delay in tlie delivery of books.

***No claim can be established because of the failure of any Library notice to reach, through the mail, the person addressed.

[50,000, Nov., 1870.]

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