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MARY DARLING'S BENEFIT.--A

M ARf UARLINOS BENc.r II ~
IYl CARD.-Miss Mary Darling, grateful for the 81,
kindness reception ny The American pub
ic ard tss unqualified appropriations by which her humble
efforts have been greeted by large and respectable and
ar the American Museum, respectfully annourcss hat
Saturday. ah day and EVENING" has been set
apart Tor her exclusive benefit Or which occasion she
will have the homer o! introducing variety OF new and
pleasing experiments and the wbeie entertainments and
performances by emneu; artists who have kindly voian-
tecred will be oil tie first order As her peRsaton de-
pends c.y apcn success Other benefit she that
this appeal Ill he literally respected 10 by generous
public Tickets can be purchased OF Miss D. personally at
lie Office the Museum, during the day Friday and
SATURDAY, 9Th and a;;f ;nsr. ms4 IL
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/ NJ Epring Fashion Eaats.-Hass OF Tie new
Style will be offered counter on and ci!e SAT
| nrd,v 4,h inst SPENCER, Halter,
mba II No 81 Chambers st doors East OF Broadway
" spencer's HAT WAREHOUSE Is removed to
No 81 Chambers street, Cd door East Of Broadway
March ID, 1873, SHi u
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J. RICHARDS Auctioneer.
THO STATIONERS.-T undersigned
4 viii sell on MONDAY MORNING, 27.h inst. at 9 o.
clock 20 the Trade large variety Stationery articles,
consisting of blank Books Qus, lax, Inkssands. Steel
Psns Lead Pencils Drawing Boards, Drawing Pencils,
Paints, EGamclled Cards Paper, Manifold writers, Back
sanlrncn Boards Mathematical Instruments. sealing Wax,
Waters &c &c. Full particulars in catalogues al the store
BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT,
ms4 3, 1856 Broadway.
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J. RICHARDS, Auc,oaser.
no BOOK BINDERS, HATTERS,

a &c-,he undersigned W Ill sell OF MONDAY, 9Th
inst O'clock, n large variety OF Boeksinders'
and Hates Leather, consisting al leo coored skr-
assorted woaG red blue green and cochnea
100 dog oak shaved Shees SKINS 200 DOL Sheep
Skins, assorted Eng fish ana American &c &c.
Also. BOOK. BINDERS CLOTH-Spo pieces Is inch
foe ribbed Eagsh Binders Mus:a; eight PLAN
three ribbed extra fine embossed do
Fall particulars in catalogues ~ the store.
BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT,
m9f ST l9e Broadway.
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NTLED SILK, manufactured 10 every

NILED SILK, manufactured 10 every
respect equal If superior any In the market,
Is cents Der ward by J.h r. WARD,
Essex street. Newark, N. j. Manulacturers OF Patsns
Leather, Japp'd Linen, Muslin Top Hides &c Ic. ,.
Merchants and Dealers are cautioned against note
what has said against Manufacturers OF The a
article by firm in this city who have bad almost me A
elusive sale Oiled Silk. We hold Ourselves S
all sill X not finished equal 10 any ia market -.
Orders received Cor aad samples 10 be teen al ~
GORCWS, l25 Maiden lane. We reef 10 Snith, W1gns
A. Co resoectin. respnOsibi.y. - Il4 eOd2il'
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r,a.anal Tempersnce EntertRin-

rr Ymtcslecauai TempcF"EcS nns,s,, - m
,,,.nt.-rhe Lady Margaret Wallace o. Eo;dsv we,
ne al sres s1h At Il o'clock washrg Aee stsaa
Iss gt sa ss Ias aA sa
s s 10 b his celebrated discourse on The most
the we a ss mesuns Th Psf La
Societies viii num6sr Of ode selected Tor The oeS Vosn
Instrumental Masicars Collins Price aIa nunu e,Sr
Professors Plat and saldw win will preside al ,s
WM. Il. CLARK. Esq Gssna .aalSe''-
Mrs N. HOLMAN, FIRST DTec1ssssS, l..
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SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Al STk,NENS q tn SfaYana Z

"A IL Gruman) IS BEAVER STREET, oae door frcru
street. and first below Wall srsa. New, org,
has hand very large and chocey selected a.sotmtnt
millinery goods for the spring trade, most or whc bsve
been purchased aDc~n the presrnl TuDors rates aDc
will he sold from 20 10 50 per cent below the cost OF lm
poration The subscriber adopts The csure as pur-
sued establishment last year. viz that OF attending
the cash auctions daily and ayang himself ofthe
for cash. and cash only Mary who bought goods OF ~
G. last year well know they decidedly cheaper than
could be bought elsewhere And be would respectively
invite merchants and mners in TIE city country who
any goods In the subscribers line to not ia giving
him call before purchasing eIsewhere Tor they may der
pend il will be their interest IN do He will have
constantly hand ul Assortment OF hat silks and rbbons
and all other goods 10 the millinery line, oesdrs good as
sortment of silk goods In general and ta,,a rbbons
from No. TO l6 constantly hand direct Hoa The auo"
,ions very low f21 lmls+
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V1CONOMY IN DRESSED Broad

way, opposite the Fouuuin.-I would sugges: 10 the
community that furnishing every article cf Clothing
lou have been aocded, and would solicit aa from i
capable of approaching good work. a, they ay Judge OK
The Inducements offered To- those paying ready money
Strangers in the city reqtiring garments viii phrase learn
isj istT Draper ard Tailor.
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EN- PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rooat. OF the County of New York, Notice is hereby
giyen 10 all persons having claims against Archibald Hays,
late City of New York srocec deceased 10 present
I'M. sa,ue with the vouchers thereof the subscribers al
=, ,hs ofice OF Philip Burrowes, Ee No. q Wall street 10
the City OF New York, before the twenty sixth day
OF September Dated Naw York, the twen'y-thnd
day OF March, 1913. aou,,
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4 OOK AT THIS-Just received from

OOK AT THIS-Just recelVed TOM
Auction lot good Hose only cents per pair lot
good Pou De Sole Six at Is Cd lot s'denet LACE al only
4t per ward; lot good Ribbons, cents Int ne ShirtZ
Sdsin. al ia per ys; lo fac Ca'icos al yd lot fno
Cambsic Masns at Cd per yd; ot good Vesngs oniy u.
lot fine SaIiae:. ST. lot Table Linans yards wide &C
only 4s sd 10. fine Linen only $3.50 at good eedtek az
81 per yd lot Cambria Hkfs fd lot Thread Lace ct 90
per yd Also los OF Wet Goods for sale cheap al
WlLLET HAyKfNS'S Store,
mig Iwi,t e0 Greepw cl-t t below SpIing.s.
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Tribune Office, wholesale and retail
ALIsON'S HISTORY, No. Price So 25
HECTOR O'HALLORAN, No. I................. l.:
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GEOGRAPHY, No. ST.. IS
MARTIN CHUZZlEWIr, INSTANTANEOUS. 81
FERDINAND COUNT FATHOM (By smollep... IS
ROCKY FOUNTAINS, No. /, tAstoria, by lrving0 %
MACKENAIE'S DEFENCE.................. l2i
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BOARD WANTED Up Town--in a
private family boarding house, where there are but
boarder, for persons address c. c. Tribune
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BOARD WANTED-A theological stu
I'D dent wishes 10 obtain board for himself and wife in
family where there none few other Terms
must he moderate Location In the vicinity OF th street
and 9Th Avenue Address A. T. s. at the Office OF This Pc.
ner rl23 Sits.
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n OST-Betwoen Morris and Dey, in
Greenwich-.ireet, miniature Pin. II LETT at NO
Morris street. suitable reward viii be given. ma 3IE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

STRAW GOODS.-JOhn r. Seaman,
~ s. Maiden Lane, of William street, offers for
ment Of the above named goods comprising every descfp
ton of bonnets of the latest and most approved styles To-
gelher with plain and fancy Braids Trimmings 1c NC
call New+Yors, March IS. ls4S MA Iw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

NATANTED, for moderate wages, or food
and clothing, girl, OF an amidole disposition,
TO take of chdren light homework Good re-
eq,ired and American preferred APP
NV Bt 27l East Broadway IL
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Pamphlet containing the entire Proceedings OF the
Court Of Inquiry, the Testimony, the Documents and Mar
redves the Greek Programme of Spencer, and interior
views of the Somers, &c. Price l2t cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

NOTICE.-By virtue of a Landlords
! Warrant. will expose for sale al Public Vendue, on
Saturday 18th March instant al ii O'clock Ia the fore
noon, al 18th street. between the 9th and 7h Avenues
copper boiler stoves nd pipes carts barrels and con-
tents grindsore wheel.barrow clock steam engine
pipes nad shsGag, dippers, | harnes:, charcoal
wagon, &c. ALFRED RoACH,
M,rcb . Constable.
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papers. ., a o,- e,,orta.
rane Buildings No 275 Broadway corner OF ChamneEs-
ST, eet. New-Yerk Sold also by A v. SANDS, o!SS
q East Broadway, corner OF Ma.ke,-stree ana by uns
ests generally throug hout the United Saies frice q per
| hn-rie six hatitc S.
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MTANTED-By Theological Student
Wv employment which will occapy or 8 hours per
day. ard afford moderate remuneration. Address K C.
s. Office this NpIo Sts'
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A. AVEKILL- SScTetary.
p y. The mnit,ee appointed by the meeting are re-
Guesed IA the Library, Crosbys THURSDAY
aave,ir,s At hall mast 2 a'cIock ms SITS
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y,
Sir Your Kind eter, vita the vote OF than from the
Irish Emigran, Society has been duly received.
Will hntiingt.e responsible position of Health Officer
Of the Port % HewYork have always rendered to the
Emgrant passengers every assistance consistent with law
conscious, while aiding in the of henevo
ence bet carrying the views Of our late Govern
OF, Wr TX. Seward, from whom The poor and frsndleSs
have always received Kindness and protection.
i:h the wishes for your happiness and for the
prosperity of your Society, am
Yosrs. truly, a. SIDNEY DOANE.
February 10 1913 mh24 II
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NAT ANTED-A situation as wet nurse,
Wv by n Young woman who can give the best of re-
from her present employers Inquire at IS
| u ,..clnr - IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

N OW READ THiS.-Every person
who does enjoy good health should make use OF
Wd,s Sarsaparia and Tomato Candy II cures all hu.
ors and crralas appetite far preferable 10 Ram Bitter.
Made from cuintuple extract of Sarsapara and To-
The OF the Candy can depend on us ell
feet, ;he Money returned.
Sold by WILD. 45i Broadway, opposite Tatiersals
Only per dollar MA lwH
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1t Jus; Published, and for sale al Tue Tribune
Office,
DEFENCE OF ALEXANDER sLIDELL MAcKEN.
ZIE, Commander Of the U. s. brig Somers, before the
Court Martial held at the Navy Yari, Brooklyn BY Geo.
GiAen. ESQ., Published in neat Pamphlet with large
tune Price IL! CENTS
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THURSDAY, March "a.
U. S. DISTRICT CovRr.-In Bankruptcy
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LNOR SALE.--An excellent light
Wagon, with leather apron ard top, with heavy
III es for city Price $loo strong Grocrrs Wagor
heavy springs, for city or farm Price S7o Both In
good order having been carefully used summer and
sold for want OF use only Apply Schiefen Ferris 20
Chamh
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-15

CorRTsHP.-An exchange paper INDUCES IN
the following Court~hip il Consequence q
original sn Adam and Eve did not do any thlrg
u the sort. There no blowing out The light
and kissing behind he door wtih tbem-no pap.
ping the question, nttnG Wedding cake II the
pf:nteT-the great mother of lhe human race
wnsn't MS delicate m our modern Iadies-she iov.
ed Adam ANA said so, and here WAS an end to It.
Now, II yonng mon loves girl, he n.nst be
cautious how hs tells her, she's sare to fam;
f course II would not te proper - fan in his arms
such hing would bo highly ndeccrous.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-15
T Sp Ya
-sx ~ e.. "a - I'D

VIE 'a7--r aa7e ma e a-eesa: ea TIC -a-
Z r-et7rs ">ar.a- Eaa-.zs far r1ssr ~ Ill
a- Machinery, s n7f7 prepared 20 lara5sl s frea= ans
he 24-fa -z7rFal.g - -e-t aoce al a9- q ia-ae-
~H-H - t77.as Ha-a Caa#esre5s. ~5srer- Ala
cni'ss, Power laan=. >ae7-as Macaaes. Nar9.ac Ma
cnte=. < =. f7- al Of et.- a-e=. -7ees
patterns lie i a.se prepared .zr -1sa= Ma Screws,
HFesz >c.ea-=. s.. a..
ELkANAH HUXLEY.
f---N. E. HULTEY / RYAN ~.a make 70 ors-,
BELLS ana all s15z If Brass Cata-- ana al.a take sid
9-ass aa@ copper b. ex-#an-o .sr ea-a.
Rl-amaaa, Nov. u. I>42 sT.f
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-05
IMPORTANT WORK.

NOV in the course adjudication, dctonar,
" Of Arts, Manufactures and Mines contains
ing clear exposition Of their principles ant
practice
| BY ANDREW URE, NJ. d., T. r. S., NJ. G
=, NJ. a. s., Lond., Men, Acad. n. S. Philad.
$. ph. Soc. n. Gem Hanov Multi &c, Sc.
illustrated with 0ae M0usuQd f,co hundred ana
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This is unquestIonably the most popular work
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LIST. To instruct tho Manufacturer, Mctallur-
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respective processes, "a to render them in reality,
the master Of their business; and to emancipato
them from state of bondage to such AZ arc too
commonly governed by blind prejudice and Vi.
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Oily. To afford merchants, brokers, drysaItcrs,
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nc descriptions OF the commodities which pass
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3iIy. by exhibiting some Of the finest dovelope
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i,hly. To teach capitalists who may be dcsi.
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ONLY. TO enable gentlemen Of the law to be-
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litigation.
Gibly. To present to legislators such clear
exposition as to the staple manufactures AS may
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industry, to cherish one branch of ii 10 the niury
OF many others.
And lastly, to give the general reader, intent
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The latest statistics of every important object Of
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The work will he printed from the second Lon
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10 any person sending us five dollars at n
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press.
To sultnble agents this affords rare opportu-
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lie Roy Sunderland, 1876, Fulton st. N. Y.
GTTo every editor who gives this advertise
fn. rl IN
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SkgEEsTsAT'S

NFT,nICt Ir,FrsN InyDNrCrr,c
NALD!CA : LIZ I-CZ-LtN Lao.
I ywyIIFSF celebrated Io2enoes are now
e .e,,,l,a,l,, ,;,;.,a,, .or o,,a,,.a ,,,l
o'N'0" ~ '''o " O''' "''''
the west as the pest preparations (ior Inc
cure of the various diseases for which
,I,o,, an, roco,,re,.Ls,N ovpr o1arod ,o tina
Nv, ~. So
i"o'0, az f''f' NV '''"''' -
a regular Stauua'e oI hc"lcI"e' niehloer
Of the Medical Society OF the city and
countv of New York, and these I,ozen-
-, ,,.,,.,.,,l Gov. ,,,,.I;.,,l ,,.o-,.;,
s'' "1 J., P"'N" 0''' ''''''''' i''''O' r
tons which nave been approved by the
most celebrated physicians in that city in
ol,l;,;or g., r.L;cb ,Lay oro rrero~oJ J., 90
,,loa.o,, ,,,oo,,or ,I,I, ot;Idro, an, a.,
~, -
WIN aFluIly ana cIy LOT more. lhey
consist Of
COUGH LOZENGES,
With r,, .,c,., o,l ,,,.. o,1...,,,l r,.,,,,,.
,,r -. eli ran',,n,,,,;',,. W ~!
IS'.,,L 49,. Na.l.I ~, Us
rbot I' III
inr ;be ir,i,stio1 lr Cnvriin, aI rer,o,r,
cause Of disease Wv
,vopr ,o1r>-rrs
rho o,,,. ;uciI;Iio W., ,- ,,,,
arn1 H. o,o, a0n ono oa', ,I,a,, Ia,, ,,or L.,,
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and o, i,r a,} n,T o,
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persons are yery ofie, Afflicted witb diem. and
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benefit; when one dose of these Lozenges would
speedily cure them.
CAMPHOR LOZENGFS.
For nervous or sick head ache. papitations of The
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-05
DAYTON Mill.

767llE milling business will hereafter be
Ia conducted by the subscriber, who
has put in two pair of new French burr
mill stones, new boiling cloths, &c. Per-
sons wishing to have their grain lowered
can have il done in the best style, and on
reasonable terms for toll or cash.
His custom mill has undergone thorough
repair, and is now calculated to do as good
business as the country can afford. Gus
toners from distance as well as those
near at hand, can have their grinding
done, (both wheat and corn) on the shor-
test possible notice.
lie hopes by strict attention and accom-
modaiing mil!ers, To render genaral salts
faction, and solicits the patronage Of his
Old friends and customers, which has
heretofore been so literally bestowed
upon him. JOHN GREEN.
Dayton, Aug. IL, 1912. l0f.
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LiCc or Gomern, Incg.son.

A MOS KENDALL proposes TO publish, IN fl
! q teen or more numbers, a life OF General 4 y
nv JrEsov. embracing the Substance Of al!
that has heretofore appeared in print in connec
ZION with The services of this Distinguished man
together with many interesting Incidents not mo-
tced by his former Biographies, aud complete
history Of his administration. concluding with all
account 81 The manner Ia which, reIred from the
hustle Of tde world, lac is quietly preparing 10 bd
adieu TO the scene OF bis glory.
This task has been undcrtah en- with the appro-
balion of General JAcEs,N himself who has
Kindly put into the Authors hands his books and
papers, public and private, ami on obscure points
favored him with his own rcculecu0ns. With
these materials, with the wuIl.s already publish
ed, and with the contribution OF facts aud papers
bv many of the Generals associates in civil and
military life, aided toy his own knowledge OF
events occurring within the last twenty years.
the Author hopes to produce Work worthy OF
the confidence and patronage Of the American
people.
The Numbers viii be printed in large type on
excellent paper, averaging 40 pages each, with
neat covers, the first ISSUED in May next, and the
others monthly thereafter, unless delayed 10y sick
ness or unavoidable causes. The work will be IL
Illustrated with onsravinys or prints averaging two
10 a number, embracing incnesses OF the GaHeral
-.
drawings ofhis battle-ground in the Creek nation
and "A, New Orleans, and some of the most strk-
ing scenes Of bis evcultul life. 1t will be 50 ar
ranged aud PACED, that when completed the COW
crs NAV be taken off and the whole bound up into
neat book.
Price, iueH'y fire cents a Number; or ONE
DOLLAR for five Numbers, or THREE DOL
LARS for the whole work, however much il NAV
exceed fifteen Numbers, always pGid IN darO1lce
and free II postag6 10 Ht6 .iuato5.
Distant Bank Notes will be received for what
they are worth here or in New York,
TO persons voluntarily acting as Agents a ibc-
raj commission will he allowed; but, the Author
will not be responsible tor any Agents not Specidi.
n authorized.
The first Number will embrace the Generals
early life and variety of revolutionary adven-
lures and incidents not heretofore published. 1t
will he illustrated by first rate likeness Of the
General engraved on steel and print exhibiting
him when a STRIPPING, saving from massacre, IA
small party OF men aud boys, himself included,
by attacking band Of about one hundred tories
who where rushing upon them in the night.
Those who intend to patronZc the Work. are
requested to forward their names and such adj
vance as they may thin, proper by The first OF
May next.
Washington, Feb. 20th lsi3
O-rTherc being about 1900 Newspapers in the
United States, the Author could not under cxis-
ting circumstances, venture to promise each a
Copy Of his Work for inserting these Proposals;
but, to all Editors who will give them few in
sertions and send him one G02d suJScribcr on the
terms of the Proposals, lie will send Copy
without charge.
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Land Agency.

fHN lie undersigned will pay particular attention
/ "a to the investigation OF titles, redemption and
sale Of Lands, and payment of taxes in La Sale
or any of the adjoining counties. Having been
engaged good portion of my time as Surveyor
for the last seven or eight years in said county,
am enabled to give a complete description of al
most any tract of land within the boundaries ofthc
same.
Persons wishing to purchase lands in La Sale
or Grundy counties, would do well TO call on me-
us now have for sale some Of the best lands in
those counties, to the amount of some ten OF
twelve thousand acres, great portion of which
belongs TO the State Bank Of Illinois, for which
the notes Of said bank will be received at par.
GEO. II. NORRIS.
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