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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

CHANGE or PrGLIc OrrIcEEs.-We heard yes.er-
dav from Two sources entitled TO credit, that the Hon
e. Fuller. Second Assistant Postmaster &c neral, IS
to 90 out on the lst proxmo and his place is to be sup
Piled by John A. Bryan, Esq, of Columbus, OHIO
The Second Assistant Postmaster General appoints lne
postascrs all the minor post offices; and therefore
has more patronage, in the way of appointment, than
anv other officer under The General Government. The
change will indicate that Mr. Fuller has not consulted
the wishes of the President in making the appoint
1t now, we believe, reduced to certainty that me
Hon. Walter Forward is to give way TO The Hon Caleo
Cushing, at the end Of the present fiscal quarer-te
30th instant. :,
There ia nothing certain as TO what Mr.. Webster wili
do We believe his patriotism will induce him 10 hoo
on until he gets better race to make money or unt'
he thinks he br h,er prospect OF making Poi'ca'
capita.-Globc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

MR.. C. II. McCORMIcK.-Sir:-I have used the Reapne
Yl Machine purchased OF you In cutting my crop Of
this year without any trouble Interruption and Therefore
further confirmed In the opinion given my certificate Of II.
performance last year. Yours, respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

Tickets SIO-halves 5-quartels SO.
Certificates Packages Of &c Whole Tickets s30-saes In
proportion
VIRGINIA MoNoNGAIIA LOTTERY, Cas. N, for 1912, TO
Alexandria, Va, Saturday. the I'D of October,
1912.
all PRIZES!
These tickets which sha have them Of The drawn
numbers will he entitled 10
Scheme.
prize Of 100000 l prize Of $4,000
eOGn prizes Of ,6DO
1000 1900
3O0n 10 1000
oN0 20 500
&c. &c.
Tickets sl0-halvcs 5-quarters So
Certificates Of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets SOshares In
proportion.
VIRGINIA LEESBt;RG LOTTERY Glass 0, for lsia to be
drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday. the 29i OF Oc 1917
(3yand Prizes,
prize Of S25,r00 l prize of Sl,Ij0
l0,000 l =" 800
$500 10 Z" lNn
1000 Is 500
&c &c.
l3 drawn Of &C.
Tickets Sl0-haves s. quarters 20.
Certificates Packages of - Whole Tickets Sl00ahares in
proportion. =, 500.
(when equesfed as soon rs the drawing over
Or,ers strictly confidential. Please address
J. G. GREGORY CO.. Managers, Richmond va
Sert - i.-"td
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shington. June 25th, ls42.
Baltimore.
JOHN TYLER,
Correspondence of the HERALD
BALTIMORE, July 6, ls42

BALTIMoRr, July 6, ls42.
MR. EpIroR;-
The various excursion parties which went out previous
and the fourth have nearly all returned The mill
tary companies that went to Lancaster. home last
night more than delighted with the kind reception given
them. All the Batmoreans who repaired thither had
carte blanche do almost what they pleased lancaster
hospitality has gained for itself the highest appreciation
of ell who had the pleasure ofestng it, The ceremonies
attending presentation Of the flag to the Fencibes
truly imposing.
The explosion and fire at Chestertown which I
mentioned yesterday is the only accident Of the day yet
known and II fearful than first anticipated
The store of Mr. Jacob Hines In which the post Office
kept FIRST exploded by the ignition Of keg Of
powder II serwards took fire and the flames commune
Gated to two other buildings belonging to Mrs. Tghman.
All the letters in the post Office destroyed.
forgot to mention that John Snton the third of the
party charged with robbing MIR. Nicholson also
found guilty Powerful efforts made both for his de-
fence and for the State.
The brokerage business been entirely suspended by
the workings Of the license law and the brokers
well as stockholders lying their oars. No test
has yet been brought up Merchants who have
other than the notes OF foreign banks obliged to leave
them in pledge and have their notes renewed We have
present of estimating the rates Of exchange
the value OF out tour money.
Business generally is dull Flour continues TO CON-
| mand $ss73 for Howard street and So for City Mills
There is very little grain in market and sales. Wits
key has improved 20 cents for hhds and ~ for bbs
The weather continues cloudy with prospects Of rnin
The harvest il progressing. Yours,
RODERICK
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Bankrupt List.
OUTUCRN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
july On. w Badeau. druggist, New York. Aug. o.
Richard H. Fury steamboat cal tain, N. Y.-Aug.G.
John A. Appleton, N. Y.-Sspt.l.
l.. Livermors, firm w. and L. Livermore, and Whit.
more Livsrmors AMI Coy chair manufacturers, N. Y.
Aug.6.
Isaac W. Besbsc, merchant, date firm sattsree Mac
tiers and Besbes) ". Y.--Ang.8
NJ Wrherell, junr date firm Witherell, Amcs and Co.
New York, and Backus and Witherell, Albany Aug
merchants, N. W
N Y.-tug. 6.
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M arrpnrN CHANGES CAUSE

o. SUDDEN CHANGES CAUSE SUDDEN
Deaths Yesterday was another Of those damp and dsa
preeabe DAYS that remind rheumatic persons OF their
Complaints and Law the foundations Of coughs colds and
mpticn-disessss which are trimng IN their com
ouenocs when once they become seated Yesterday was
dov that was well calculated to cngender such CON-
nIoins we know that from the fact Of our own thron
being stopped up with cold, which we for part don't
mind as we 70 use Pesscs Hoarhound Candy which
we know will set US all right in short time. We speak
with confidence respecting il, speak from expert
ence We will also say TO all OF readers who have
unfortunate as TO become victims any disease
the lungs to go Immediately to Peasc Son. rs Division
street and purchase some OF their Clarified Essence of
oarhound Candy, single trial Of which i'll dispel all
doubts respecting its efficacy We repeat IT, feel anx
Gus that all afflicted with the above complaints should be
iealed ard we know better remedy than Peasc osr
hound Candy. They have agents at 81 Dock ST. Phiiai,
Dhia state ST., Boston 81 State ST., Albany IS 81
Charles ST., New Orleans 10 Baltimore ST., Baltimore
Ky, and Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Circuit Court.


July o-John Epcn rs. Harlem Railroad Company
This was an action recover the amount of bond for
$780, signed by the President (Mr Brooks and Cashier
and issued by the company, the 18th Nov. 1870 No
defence offered and the jury verdict for plain
tiff Of 1922 3sc, being principal and interest.
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u. 9. District Court.

july 6The United States Eight Cases Cloths (Wii-
ham Hutchinson ciaimant)- This, was another OF Mr..
Hoy seizures while Collector in 1882 The goods Were
entered as having cost 9l3l but appraised at ll07
and the seizure made on the ground Of false invoice
They imported from Liverpool in the ship Roscoe
Testimony presented to show that the entry
rect and the jury after short absence gave verdict for
claimant
An order was issued by the Court sanctoning the
zure but directing that the goods be given up to
claimant on payment Of duties.
For United States, Messrs Hoffman and Watson-For
claimant, Mr.. Lord.
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00- FEVER AND AGUE--All who suffering
from the Fever and Ague should use shermans Fever
and Ague Lozenges They are the curealls Of the day
and keep the chls from returning which they so often
do when broken by other means Whoever heard OF me-
dcnes equal to shsrmans Lozenges They are the plea
antest and best in the world and sod at 100 Nassau
street, one door above Ann.
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NIBLo's.-The gifted Ravels appear in two of
their best pieces this evening This talented family
is nightly received with immense applause, nor Is
Miss Wells less so; by the way, this young lady
dances with her graceful brother the Grand Pas de
Dcux, from La Sylphide. No more need be writ.
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SneciQl SCSsIOna.

Before Judge Noah and Alderman Icons I'd end 0cnsy.
Juiy 6.James Harrington, for an assault and battery
Mrs. O'Nea sent up for sixty days. Bridget Muir
ply for stealing nett collar from WmJ Morgan, was
sent to the city prison for twenty days number OF
other rowdies rum heads &c. arfsgned and dis.
charged their promising behave better in future and
join the Temperance society The Court thsn adjourned
to Friday next
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TERRIFIC THuNDER,-There was terrible thun
der storm at Fort plain, last Tuesday Rain fell il
torrents, swelling the tributaries of the Mohawk
and causing breach in the canal
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DIsGRACEFUL.-There severe riot at St.
Louis when Ex-President Van Buren, arrived there
last week One thousand Germen met to receive and
serenade him, when mob of what is called in that
city the Native American party, attacked them with
stones and severely wounded many.
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pNhN, ShowtR.-by a report from the Philadelphia
Hospital, appears that during the two or three baurs
thunder storm on Friday night fell in that CITY 10
the depth OF between FIVE and six inches ~ "
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DISTINGUISHED AERvALs.-The Hon. James X
Polk, and the Hon. Hopkins l.. Turney, of Tennes
sec, are at the Astor House.
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The Hon. WILLIAM l.. DAYTON has been appointed by
the Governor OF New Jersey in the Of the Leg
lature OF that State to fill the vacancy in the Senate of
the United States occasoned by the deccass of Mr. South
ri
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APPOINTMENT nv THE P.esIpENr, by and with the I'D.
pointed Register Of the Land Oics ct Springfield, Mis-
ri
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The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
If printing, such books, pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions open tho Herald Buildings, entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer
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Goals TO NEwCAsTLE.-Seven hundred Dutci
emigrants went up the Hudson river on the I'd inst
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I,oss,oI2 Is
So,O77,oo6 05
4.o9S,9es "a

Treasury Department
Registers Office, July ., 1912.
r. l.. SMITH,
Register Of the Treasury, us.
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SPEEDY PuNIsHMENr.-A fugitive negro lately
stole horse from the stable of Captain Minor, of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-07

ASornrR MovrMESr.-The Washington Nopumsn,
Fund is now sloss4 49, invested in fsnnsylvania state
loans
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full speed, flash of lightning struck him, and
tipped him into eternity in twinkling.
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CO A MIRACLE a MIRACLE BE no longer ugly
don't have yellow sunburnt skin eruptons OF any kind
but get cake Of the Italian Chemical Soap, which will
give you beautiful clear complexion Sold OF the sign
ofthe American Eagle 80 Chatham street Price 90 cents
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Court Calendnr-Th,s dov.

CIhcuir GouHr--Nos 30, ~, 49, 81 10 g. 66 to ~ ~
10, Sc ,sN risas-Nos 1877, Io, 30. o. 49, 49, al o.
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HIGHwAY RoBnERY.-Two young men, John
Ward and James M'Quade, OF Albany, were ar:
rested and committed last week, on charge of at.
tempting to rob Robert b. Conkling, on the high.
way in the town of Stark, Herkimer County.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Thursday, July =, Is4a.
Herald Bulletin OF News.

oner oil Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival OF the
morning mails, at eight O'clock A M.-and also oil the
vening mails at four o'clock p M the latest intelligence
rom all parts of the world, may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer stop
md read Advertisements Of all kinds taken at the ofoe
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BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.-On the 9th instant
the canal aqueduct at York Mills three miles above
Utica, fell through at the bottom Two boats were
passing at the time, which now lay across the break
The canal on the long level is already half out, and
many boats are aground. 1t is very probable it will
be neccssaryto build new aqueduct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-07
The Foreign News,

We received the important news 10 which we
devote large space in this days paper, at a very
early hour yesterday morning. and Immediately is
saed the same TO our readers in an extra, of which
we published over 10000.
The news, is of great interest in many points OF
view. The critical state of the King of Frances
health, renders the from that country ofgreat
interest. Should he die suddenly, or shortly, it is
thought by many that either revolution a war
with England, is inevitable
The answer of Sir Robert Peel to Mr.. D'lsraeli
relative to the Boundary Question satisfies that
the British Government are determined TO yield
every thing which they with honor and con-
sistency, in order to settle amicably all existing diff
ficutes with the two countries.
The prospect of British affairs in the East is
what more encouraging, though it must be confess
ed that they still have fearful difficulties to cncoun
ter before they obtain foothold in the wild country
of the Atighans.
The domestic affairs of England are in most
awful condition. Trade is in terribly depressed
state. Parliament is about TO adjourn. Riots have
broken out in Ireland, and we fully believe that there
will be terrible riots and boodshed in England be-
fore the year is over.
WHERE'S Tow LLOYD At will be seen by refe-
renee to the proceedings of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen that the late Collector of the City Reve-
nue." is supposed defaulter to the amount, only,
of some $4,000. Quite rife these times. 1t will
also be seen that resolution has been introduced
enquiring into the power of the Common Council to
impeach the Mayor in reference to his recent man.
damus proceedings. Bob, give us piece Of baccy
EUROPEAN NEws.-We are under many obliga.
tons to Mr.. Conklin, and the officers of the fine
and fast steamer New Haven, in bringing our packa
ges from Boston. They arrived in good season
which shows that the route taken by the New Ha-
ven is one of the very best.
We are also under obligations to Harnden & Co
for delivering our extras about two hours after thei
bel arrived Such enterprise is highly commenda
bic, and deserving of the public support
BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.-On the 9Th instant
the canal aqueduc at York Mills, three miles above
passing at the time, which now lay across tn. break
The canal on the long level is already half out, anc
many boats aground. 1t is very probable it viii
be necessary to build new aqueduct
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Two young men, Johr
Ward and James M'Quade, of Albany, were ar
rested and committed last week, on charge of at
tempting to rob Robert b. Conkling on the high
way in the town of Stark, Herkimer County.
DIsGRACEFUL.-There was severe riot at ST
Louis when Ex-President Van Buren, arrived Their,
last week One thousand Germen met to receive ant
serenade him, when mob of what is called in tina
city the Native American party, attacked them witt
stones and severely wounded many.
SPEEDY PUNISHMENT fugitive negro latel,
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TREASURY NoTEs.-Amount outstanding of the issues
authorized under acts prior to January 81 ls42, viz:
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From VERA CRuz.-Dates to the 10th have rcache,
here The papers contain letter from the Mexican Sc
creary of Foreign Affairs the Secretary Of State DAME
Webster, protesting formally against the repeated hosi
ties and aggressions committed by inhabitants Of thu
States upon the Mexican territory.
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CROTON Observation-Disclosures Lead.

~ en- Pipes lined with Tin.in consequence Of the del
cheCt drinking ell ale, cider
other fluids, of lead the adoption OF these pipes
ryiug the Groom water through lLe dwellings oi the cit
has becn strongly recommended by the professors OF
Chemistry in the University, Columbia College, Cole e Of
Physicians and Surgeons &c; bv The Mayor OF the Guy
The STATE Commissioners atd Engineers of The Aqreiuci
The Superintendent OF Tie Pps Depsria~H ami Comma
soner Tor urnAhiug houses; 10y Professor ~
NAV or Wilton and other eminent medical amt scientific
Se".tnen Those who are having pipes. pumps. baths.
&C, nlcu up IN Anticipation Ing
o isns OF he temperance and the cliite
tke' toe" ppes are particularly CONNIE sdcd. well
Tor ueir superior strength and dsrahty as for their
9nshV 81 transmitting the hr necessary OF lie free rom
the most 'nsiiioa' OF poisonous solutions, The tnn s
viii he hcd up nj prices varying but slightly tor No..
charged b. plumbers for common ones IL. 80, a.;
pro,ement in toe arts. tbey have had cnnecL he
asi IN Europs, With the bti'r hostility OF thrc Mo i'm
aynr their interests affected hy them All who les - MT,
nation respecting Ih~m invited To srnd for crrn,rs
and give their orders TO TilOs EwBA\K
iel0 I'm - Spruce. or ~ Crn.hysrret
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Pumps Pumps Pumps.
TT WARREN, Manufacturer of Miners
L. Paten, Pumps for We'll, ana Cis,erns.

ii . Patent Pumps for Wells ana tisicrns.
The advantages peculiar to these Pumps arc Chcapncs>
Durability Ease ef Operation and Security against Frost.
They also light and portable and easily ,e up
moved.
The immense number of them in use and the universal
celebrity which they have Ohtancd wher' they best
known, now deemed sufic ent reference.
1f As caution IN regard to similar hinds OF Purps IN
circulation which have my label upon them. the pipe
and wooden parts OF which being made of ;etood an
of them of caclDlbtr deem proper III.
all the wepsen pipe o manufacture selected from -
best oi shs kart siT free from and beng boiled
and we'll saturated IN rrsinous composition warranted
IN every respect superior article.
NV emily sgen's ia Ncw-N 1rk Me>srs OSBORN 4
LITTLE, Hardware Dealtys. No IS fuonsrect opposite
tnted states Motel formerly Hols who have constantly
hand lull supply 90
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Mo- BRANDE'S DICTIONARY

Y of Literature Scerce and Ar. ready, con-
tanning. among Other artIcies Ansmony, ANTI
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Philosophy. Arithmetic, Arpcnans. Army, Ar"no, \ tee
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nomv, Atmpspl ere, Attorney, Attraction Aurora Borcai
AYES, sc.
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Brct Brand-, Prot Lnary Prof owen. DR.. Lardnrr -
TITO Galloway, Lieut. Rspcr. VIM. savas- Herman Ne
TiVdIe.
To bc continued sem monthly until completed IN -
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Five Dollars RENTED IN advance VIII cLlc tie subscriber
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Obtained ~ tie Publishers. WILLY ri IMAM
Booksellers Publishers apl Importers, l6I Broadway.
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"A HUDSON HOUSE. Jersey Civ

X4 The proprietor s.he, 10 Inform hs friends and tie
plbs generally. hat he Ia, taken - above, where h~ b.
enabled accommodate Bnarfers II beiug bot ore bloch
the Ferry-the house has lately been reh~i With
fsrn0re, he. lis plessaaiy situated N CraDd.I
The arge and airy, ard cannot br surpassed By
br city.
Also counerion. the proprietor will sill coudsci ,h-
Ts,' bel Cottage Garden, where IL has BEEN ~ vol
known tor rn YEAR past The public sssufrd that
nobiag shall b- ssning his Pau 10 maze tas CON tori,
able while vsring either plsce.
Military and other Compenie> canb accommodated with
ore oi he best s0. Of grutnd or Iarg~t Practice any
shSr- l. tie vicinity OF Ns1.h OK.
Dsners 20, up II shoi' notice AID ~ reasonable Lern.
i,s I'm. SAM Ell :. LYNCH
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DY order of Ashley Sampson, Esq. first

order of tsnlcy sampson, T'sq ilFst
Judge of The Monroe County Courts. Notice hereby
ied ~ or.er requiring all the creditors ~ Theo-
dore Char Of the 81 Knchs-r luSIiscn debtor
10 s0~ cause, they have. before TIE aid Judge, ~
his office ,ad county, the t@eiy day OF June
next ~ 01ck ia thr forenoon ~ that dsy, why an A.
gumen NJ hr sad asyrnts estate should not be made
ar h. b. ,, aryrd from hs debts according the pro-
81 th- statute concerning voluntary a., gnnea''
mad pursuant the application o. in>0lyer ard IL.
creditors" DATED fh. ri fV turd 1872 ais law low
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COUGHS. Colds, Pain in the Side. Rails

" ing Blood Palptsiion of the Hear. dangeror.
symptoms To rife III. Thousands Of lives annually
los, ia To- Every person OF intelligence and comH.n
knows that these disease, the b-srnng ca
sumption, and unless Cured prove faT Dr. Alens
Basam OF Horehourd, Liyerwort and Pleurw Root vii
the above diseases We hold oursclse, ready and
ling " prove this statement, person Who MAY ssd
need OF Dr.. tlsr. Bal>am sill call on Dr. GUIoN, tie
Agent. at i27 Bostrv NIL q
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Uulh 81 all ult sthfni' III NpIN ~
DIR LEWIS FEI CHTwANGER,
ies ipn ~. wailsirr,t
NOTICE.-Morison' IIygean Medicines

! Y from the " British College 81 Health. London Til.
subscribers having been appointed the Attorneys OF NcsrS
Ms son, Mna Co, and Agents for the state New.
York have received large assortment Of Medicine direct
from the British College of Health. LOrdcn." ready
to supply the Agents ON more hers terms than hereto
will please make immediate application tn the .ubscri
hers All persons nd-bi-d 10 The late Age Il. Mr. Geo
Taylor, requested 10 make immediate payment tie
undersigned they only authorized verecepis tor
the same. FIRTH HALL. No ! Franklin squsr,.N V
meif Agents for MORRISON, MONT co.
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FOR SALE or exchange q

1s.1 Farm on Long island niles rom Flushing cen.
iainns g Suitably divided apl 10 h.n state OF cul
snd buildings new, VIZ one barge DIV cling House
81 by g. '.he! vhli marble naaieis ioIlne Or, grsie.
nc One large barn. wsconbosSe. shop gransry poulry-
hOuss. teal and wood house ce,honse chen s.o
large barn, Old but good orsr On aid farm are
Tire Different yNeiirs OF lrot h. psars cherries,
qgrees p5ms curranls, goo.eberrss raspbsrrs,
berries &o- The above faTTs il be- exchanged fr City
prnperyor II sod FOR rash will Ne ,old os and part The
money NAV r,msn on bont and mortgage Apply 10
yr5 WARD BROWNE, cor Laigbt aud " sshin ston