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E.aH,l los R;t;ucatiGs.

Nr. Washburnc of Ill.,, presented on Mon
da,. resolutions from the Legislator" OF TIL
nois, asking that juoUoO acres Of land hc
griycu ta each State for the liberal endowment
of institutions of practical and general edn-
cation. That idea strikes us iavorably, and
we hope il will be "agitatcd' and become n
fixed fact" The Government cannot APP
proprat, the public lands to more protta-
die purpus, than that of establishing and adj.
vanring institutions of learning. ltthc pub
he domain wcr, thus disposed Of instead Of
being givcn away to mere spectators, Il
would contribute more to the real progress
OF the nation than it is likely to do at pres
emit We are heartily in favor of all propo-
s.Uons or projects, which are calculated to
advance our already widely extended system
Unpopular education. Let the public lands
be- given 10 our schools and to our internal
public works. The nations treasury srun-
mig, over; il is not needed there therefore
let il be applied where it can hc made most
ayihh,r. Our institutions of learning and
our projected and progressing works Of inter
nal Improvement are in need of such laid
and comfort Why not, then, let them
have o goolly portion of the effects of the
sales Of the public lands?-Syracus2 jour.
NIL
Mr. Eouor--I send you the extract from
the Syracuse journal accompanying this, to
evidence the appreciation which is had a
broad of the Industrial League There are
q great many member, of this association in
the south part Of tbs county, and they will
Dee glad to perceive how warmly one of THEN
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TnE DUEL.-The difficulty between Cut
ting and Breckenridge, which was thought
had resulted in duel, has been s-tticdwith-
out bloodshed, and equally honorgblcto both
parties. Both of the gentlemen through
Mr.. Preston, of Ky, have informed the House
that they very much regretted the personal
alteration which had taken place between
them.
The difficulty arose in Mr.. Cuttings mo.
wing to refer the Nebraska Eli to a commit.
tee Of the whole. Mr. Cutting stated that
he was in favor Of the principles Of the bill,
but thought there were some Objectionable
features in it, and wished to afford an oppor.
tunity for full and fair discussion in a com.
mttce of the whole Mr. Breckenridge sta
ted the this was an attempt to defeat the bill
"a deadly stab coming from a prof, sscd
friend. Cutting took this as an impeachment
of his motives, and thcrcupon, commenced a
violdnt attack upon Breckenridge. Among
other things, he said that Breckenridge had
received ) 800 from the citizens of New
York, to assist him in securing his election.
Mr.. b. pronounced this falschood \ sort
of running fire was kept up between them
for some time, when the House adjourned.
The same evening Cutting sent challenge
to Breckenridge.
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NOTICE.

Ihavc gone into the Merchandising bust
ness With MIR. Josh VI htmorc, in Nattmg,r ;
Block, in front of the Court House, where all
persons having business with me viii hn'
me at all times. And request all who
still remain indebted to me for the Free Ina
der Printing or advertising or 10y Notes to
cali ard settle the same without delay. as
am anxious to close up my old accounts.
Anril Sth 1874. VI. OsM.NN.
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MARRlED-In this city, on Sunday, the
ID inst, by Rev. Mr. Whittlcscy, Mr. AZ
FRDE Johnson, Of Chicago, to Miss CARO-
LINE T.. TnoNrsoy. of Ottawa.
The young couple will please accept our
thanks for remembering us with piece of
their wedding cake Ourselves being tenn.
pcrancc men, we therefore cannot say as to
the purcncss of the article in the bottle, but
would judge from the appearance of the
.iourncymcn that il was good.
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Farm Ridge and Deer Park
seminary.

This school will commence on the l2th,
under the charge of Mr., L. Williams, PrjGci-
pal and Miss \. L. Holmes, Assistant.
Tuition for Higher Mathematics and Lam
suagcs 500 per quarter For Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Physiology |c, ) /.
Common English branches $500 Paint
and Driving $500.
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TO Tie supcr,i>ors Of Ia sale co.

Notice is hereby given. that there viii be
a meeting Of the Board Of supervisors OF La
Sale County, at the court house in Ottaw.1,
on Monday the 2ith inst, at one o'clock I.
NJ. for the transaction Of important business
A general attendance is requested. by the
law of the last session, the supervisors arc
required to present to the board at the first
meeting in each year certificate OF their
election from the town clerk.
April 5, 1854 :. VI. RAYMOND, Clerk.
Peru and La Sale papers, copy.
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The star store.

Mcssrs LownSbcry Il Smith, the gentle
manly and energetic proprictors Of the Star
Store, have just received new and extern
siyc stool, of Spring goods. This house does
as extenSiQc business, as any in Ottawa
Persons will always find a call there asrcca-
bic and satisfactory Sdc advertisement
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Tho r,ll,,.ir., r,..o',tior. u.,r.. pr,s.r.ai
70 ,bo voters by Mr. ! Uis,. and w,r, alap.
81 Nth much rr,,;rrit,..
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Wv N>'''' -, '' r..,.'.'-'.,.
wv ~ VIA .,'' 1870. 49, .,.....,....
III IN ~ -, v, 49,, " IL, -,
VI r'' ,r,. W -, '' -:
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Pc OF '''.''',''' ,'''''''' d., ''" w." " - '''
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LOUISIANA on NEBRAsEA.--NIany of the
Northern papers have circulated reports, that
the Louisiana Legislature had passc resolu.
tons in opposition to the Nebraska bill 1t
is not so. The Legislature passed rcsolu.
tons in favor of it, and instructed their Sen.
ator and Representatives in Congress, to vote
for the bill.
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New STORE AND New GooDs.-Fr'

New STORE AND New GooDs.-Fr, ,.,
FFicr-T our readers, "fftF7 wifi alpmn
friend MosEs OsNAS. S'I.' '''"r T"'
paper, has forI". - '''>' ,''''' :,
lash WI = partnership with Mr..
lore, in the mercantile business,
and
ave opened splendid stock of dry
sools, groceries, clothing. boots and shoes,
Crockery, &c, &c, intact everything neces-
sary to make up full and perfect stock Of
just such articles as will he needed in this
community. They are now opening their
stock, fresh from New York and Boston, and
Judging from appearances, we should think
it equal, if not superior to any stock ever
brought to this market Please give them
a call.
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Governor has vetoed the bill as passed by
the Legislature. The Senate has tried to
pas it by two-thrd vote, which resulted in
vote Ii ayes to - noes, which eilectually
kills the bill,
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MARINE IIosPIrAL,. The Deficiency bill
as it passed the Senate contains an item APP
propriating $4,000 for the completion of
the Marine Hospital ut Chicago.
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WI, i'aiu;inr lns;;tIItiOn.

The next session Of this School viii open
ON Monday April lUthe 1851, under tn,
charge of Mr.. VIM, WoupBURY.
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@. c. Burt, attorney at law, Chicago ha'
been committed on charge of swindling t,
the amount of $3.50.
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Notice /!

NOTICE is hcrel y gwen, by order OF the board
~ of directors OF the Illinois river bridge CON
piny, that further assessment Of ten per cent
has been made upon each share of the stock OF
SAID company, o he paddy the first OF May next,
70 the secretary Of said board OF drsctors
hpr \ II. IlrptIrr, SEQ.
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Maine Law Alliance.

The people Of the town of Ottawa, met on
the eve Of the 9TH inst, to organize town
alliance, auxiliary to the La Sale county al
lance.
VIM CoGswgll was called to the chair.
and Geo. Bristol appointed secretary.
After considerable discussion, committee
was appointed to present constitution, to
he adopted by the alliance at the next meet.
ing, which will be held at the court house.
on Wednesday next, the 10Th mt.
The public are earnestly desired to be
present
The meeting will he addressed by VIM.
Cogswcll. WM. COGSWEIL, PRrs.
Gro. BRlsToE, SEC. April 6.
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DIR, CRoNS, ofRoot Beer memory, has been
arrested in Syracuse for passing counterfeit
money Why Doctor. - Aub Adv.
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New Posr OfFIcE.-Anew Post Office call.
ed Crotty, has been established in this coun-
ty. Mr.. j. Crotty is Post Master.
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But the people on the north and sou,h side Of
the river will be amply rcmunyra,cd tlrwhat
they are asked to TO ii this matter, 10y the
bridge itself The towns can lose uo;hiueun-
less the bridge shall turn CA, 90 be a failure,
aud then they viii be in the same condition
as others.
This j, a brief outline Of the reasons why
the coiuraay Is 30 he controlled hy udNidu-
al Subscribers We should not have referred
to this question again this week, lift had
not been for this particular power. But it
appeared to us proper to make it more gen
orally kuoNn.
New Goops.-Ouy readers w,o may want
anything nice in the Dry goods line, can do
no better than call on SIr. \. y. TuiGc.-
The ladies will be Particularly interested IN
his new and extensive assortment.
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BLANKS

We have for sale At thi' office any amount ct
blank Sublena and Summons, and blank Tax
Notices
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Town of s.nriyiiie.

The democrats ere marked with s, and
the wings with a I.
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Tlo1. Grey. EDw D. BOYLE.
GREY & BOYLE,
Boiler Makers, Blacksmiths,
SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Main Street, between Carr Il Cherry,
81. LOUIS MO.

Main street, between Carr n Cherry,
81. LOUIS, MO.
HAVING gone TO very great eSpense 10 erect
/ / machinery for Back,nthing, making boil
ers, AMI Sheet Iron Work. on tle mos, approved
Eastern plan, We are now pre- Jared to furnish eve
rything belonging 10 our business ten per cent
cheaper than any her estab ,lshmenl in the Wyv-
tern country. Allwho ar lin want of anything in
our linz ol business, will tina tito their advantage
to give MS call before purchasing elsewhere.
NJ Repairing done at the shortest notice, Al
Frs
N r. RAILROAD AXLES, FRIDGE
VORh, and every description of heavy
BLA CKSMITfiiNt;, done OH shot, notice and
accommodating crma, 81. Lows. .4rrils -Gm.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

sE,c Soung Eclipse aa,h Dnr0ck.
OWNED by the subscriber, vii be kept on my
" farm on Indian creek, during the season
he snhscrlber has couple ct horses for sae
AprlI S-6M. IAMts McRrENFY
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't"lhutN, ........... 80. s'..''''' So" Wv
IN I"iHtug~i. ...'-' .'V'''
EuEaNWG-. ,A,.,'.. 100 ..l,....... I'D ~
St,', it',r tHEt.,I ar,..-..,.. ..... Ii u"
cash i.p4rs iuI 400 y.ats .a,u,.......su 5000
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Mrs. \. 5. Shepherd will address the cit
liens Of Ottawa, this Evening on the Sub.
icct of temperance.
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az r..

THE slips in the Episcopal church, III this place,
l. viii re rented Tor the ensuing year on don
day, the lOlh inst, at 3 o'clock I. NJ. at the
church. Persons who wish seats in the above ma
med church, wi. please attend at the time and
place mentioned. Apnl T.
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We are indebted to Hon. S. A. Douglas,
for congressional documents.
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Fashionable,

and feel confident lhat if the public once see oar
goods and learn Cur Prices, that We will have
no trouble IN selling them At all events, CALL
AND SEE Us before buying anywhere else
April 5, 1854. OS.NlN u IIHIYMORE
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Our Goods are Eli New!

We have no Old RtmnrHls JhI, have lain around
the shr elves OF The store iniy,ors Cur goods were
al purchased this spring, directly from the manu-
tastur-Ts and importers, ~ the rast, and oi the
very latest styles that could he found ~ the mar.
kCt. Iary are. lMerrinr nor only wv vi aao
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY

AnsoAs-A He.ss. Baeklns ham; a.li. ks Gait
'm.r u W roord. aooehsnd; Firuan washnEtos; W
Ihornion, Loekst sharp, Phelps, hbarg
AIsr Simmer Riehmond Ppi,r 6AItJ NCulioa AZ nd
lazy Bro-ny Orig. Petersburg Proctor Conn; Ne
L.oy. ketmondJ frAI. BgehAnan AehAax m, MIeh.ox
hehaal Po-haan; Mr.. Vaughan Miss Shields hrs shdI
and son, Va; GEon. washington-
CoLUMBIAN-o williams, Va; Thompson n Bur,p, Roll.
svsi. Albemrs. wnree, Louisa; Tioyi brown
hoATmAn. Pouhaah ws Charlotte; Flaxy Duy.I
rhsI.. gDietsn,ep panyle p..,s Clean, Hmv.
Brush Gooehland Dawson, see,tsvne; soniero Re-
RUSSELL Ihsau ny; ID !rsn.r Br.aeh hsnsen
Chsst.rneld. $500 " 'se'
hrdy, Clzrkeevill-: ind, DpayiI
marie Butt Armstrong; Halifax Van Gro-lnr "a hna
. ~ Hughes, Greensbto uoo-nov U.n,
yer; Gsd do whitlnE. PhiladelphA liI. Pa
her, Eil eeot sussex B,aston King William: n UeL,
MehnSnd; Stevens. csnbri5s. Stevens, Mass s,hop
n.v s,s sehon Loaisrne smith and Lady, Batmo
Leigh Miss Amelia Rev Eaton Mrs Eson M,
Gr.enough Portand watson PetersbauE;
pnsp.sisi Mt. HeDanle Gar; wsacn p ,dsn
pesrsourg; Heatou, philadelphia; TAlord, Kent
GNh1pn. Conn llamont and Lady, Ma. Engi,h y Nh,
liam ht' Phidepha Raymond and Lady, uh,es O,Kood
Boston: Williamson, Y.
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POSTSCRIPT.
TIuRrY-THIRD ooNoREss-TIr.. s~-lo..
SENATE.

Ia
Mr. Petit from the judcl,ry cou,,I,,.. ~ h,.h 80.
referred the resolution directing enquiry a. IN The pronr
ETY. Of having tho United States state. r.vi.
ed aud properly coated reported tha. |. was neIped.
legisate the subject Several tsrritoria bills
were received from tho House and referred
Tho bill confirming pre-cmpou rights TO lands In Mai
Rouge grant, La passed last week WAS
Mr. Brlghts resolution ar, .,d, 49, oo,, , -. a.
To admit any amendment TO APPROPRIATION bills ntcnd
70 carry out liabilities resulting from existing laws or rea.
ties Adopted.
The Indian appropriation bill was then taken up
Shortly after resuming the consideration o. the BILL
message was received from the President veong tho In
uisen' insane land BILL and giving his reasons therefor
VII th was read.
Mr. Foot moved that tho message DO laid the table
aud printed, which adopted.
MT Brown moved that the bill be passed notwtbstsnd.
tg tho Presdents objectons that ho still believed IL
strictly constitutional.
Or. Foot also sustained the bill
Mr.. Hunter sustained the veto, aud said the coun-
wy was deeply indebted TO the President for arrestng
the bill.
Mr. Tombs maintained the soundncss Of the principles
enforced oy the PRESIDENT In his message.
mr.; Dixon opposed the message expressing surprise
hat inc eonsu'u'ionay OF giving lands Tor marine hos
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN sTEAAERs
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.
=, North Carolina, shingles, J wol

ARRIVED,
schr Baltimore, -, North Carolina, shingles, wom-
bio & Co.
schr Florence, ----, corn, Edwin Workman &
Co.
sehr Chcricocke, Kirkmcyer, York River wheat War.
wick Bnksdalc.
Schr Method, Watson, Norfolk, mdse.
SAILED,
Schr N Robinson, Patrick, Baltimore. -four, w d
Colquit Co.
Colquitt L Co.
schr Baltimore, Philips, Baltimore. -four, w Coiqu.t
Co.
Schr Del Farmer, Bat.srs, Baltimore, -four, w Col
quit Co.
sohr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore, -four, w Colquit &
Co.
Schr Nelly d, Studams, Stanford coal, Colquitt
Co.
Schr Mary Jane. Watts, light
Put May a-Aved yesterday steamship Virginia,
Teal 40 hours from Richmond.
NEW YoRK May a-oleared ship Lantao Meryman Richmond.
Arrived, sshr. Drama, rutt,c. FROM Richmond.
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DESTRUCTIVE EIRE


FRANKFORT, KY, May ga lire broke out here on
FRIDAY last, which commenced in building Main ST.
destroying drug store, dry goods establishment and
an extensive silver smith store, besides seven or
eight other buildings large amount Of valuable goods
removed TO the streets also took FIRE and burnt up The
total oso estimated at 5000 Gray Todd IN Whose
confectionery the fire occurred sustained loss OF SlO
600, but insured The other sufferers were Mere Milan
Evans Co, Canno & Gaines, o j Set John ID Moore,
Mr Bos', w Childs Blackwell, aud J II Mills.
LATER FROM NASSAU, DISASTERS, &c.
CHARLESTON, May 3.-The British schooner Mary and
Jane has arrived with dates from Nassau to the Goth
ultino.
The Bremen ship Augusta from New Orleans, for Bre.
arrived at Nassau tho 20th having went ashore
on the 18th on Memory Rocks and was assisted OF bv
the wreckers Salvage $4,000.
In the case OF the ship James Wright, sos, 900 has
been accepted as salvage
The prospect Of the salt Inagua is very good
THE STEAMER CITY OF GLASGOW.
CHARLESTON, May 3d.-We have dates from Nassau and
other of the Bahama Islands, tho 26h ult and no men
ton 10 made Of steamship Of any description having been
disabled in that vicinity The steamer by a vessel
arrived at n. York, supposed be the City Of Glasgow
was undoubtedly surveying vessel
OPENING OF THE CANAL-PRINTERS' UNION.
BurFALo May 8-Waer has been let into this section
OF the canal which is all in good order boats
had cleared with produce up TO noon
The Printers National Union assembled here to- day-
About 30 delegates are present.
THE NEW THREE DOLLAR GOLD PIECES.
NEw YORK. May Sd.-Specimens of the new thu &c dol
lar gold pieces issued from the mint are exhibited on
Wall street day. They beautifully executed The
FIRST issue from the mint will be made On Saturday next
when six thousand will be sent to Washington.
FROST AND SNOw-COTTON KILLED
NEw ORLEANS, May 2.-Thers was heavy frost on the
sOth ult, in the vicinity of Matches. Snow also fell in
South Alabama to considerable depth. The young
ton crop is reported seriously injured and in nsan-
entirely killed The weather hes been unusually cold
here.
NV ORLEANS, May IA slight snow storm followed
by FROST has visited the interior Of louisiana Alabama
aud Mississippi This will render necessary to repant
cotton, the seed Of which is very scarce.
NEw HAVEN, May 1.-The Legislature organized at 10
o'clock this morning, when Lafayette Foster chosen
President of the Senate The election for Governor will
take place tomorrow.
CHARLESTON, May ga fire broke out this morning
on King street, which destroyed several houses Loss
$4,000 TO $4,000. Fully insured in Charleston Office.
HARTFORD. Conn.,, May 3.-The food this place has
subsided and the trains running usual between
New Haven and Springfield. The express trains passed
over to-day in time.
NEw YoRK, May 3.-Freanor and Rose Porter, charged
with abducting child, have been mucted in damages to
the amount at $500.
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n WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE that b..nu,,ux l., 49,.
N, es'Hd rkoPtkIS 10 Baltimore county, adjoining ia
anee from the city Of baltimore turnpike is or mill.
nue washington city Annapolis, II, soH no 10 Is mi
SaS SS tosr Tseny p,snset trains OF daily
thus aordng great faei, to person, doing m
o. the city OF Baltimore Washington City cities on The
For health and beSuty scenery Il Is Inv
IN Maryland being elevated from 100 10 235 above
miles The city Of Baltimore Chesapeake nav and
Ryer-hree Counties the Western and one on M. E,.st
ORCHARD oT o6cR FRUIT iifP i S.Rd On 4 Is an e5Ry
OF FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREEs wish sever, sr h
mails are received In view Of IT, and Win len Wnsre daily
are CHURCHES nearly religious Aes5smis
and College OF the hrst class within short distance
Having sold ~ Acres OF this gentlemen Of B,o,.
for villa and Cottage sites who preparing to s
provements in LOT LOTS As laid out on the mar G @
chaser or having the advantage charter granted
and erect Dwellings and other Kind budngs and sell or
the w. " '''''
The nwgLLNd upon ihc propcryfsvcy eommodou, havng
With all the bung A. uranarr Carfsv,
house large house allied with Ice The Iosat"n Of iii ro
perry Immediately At the Junction Of tive Railroads. In healthy
the sale in this ynitv moi oniv
for Wills and Cottage place oresort Tor ame,
point large class SUMNER g01sE EN-
uoh needed" for families during the Summer season Railroad
the day. - ' '' ~ ' "'''"s
Ia addition to the value q h, property for re licences, there
40 amo, 10 ethau'be bed Of PURE FIRE BRICRiCJAY on
~ IN raVins within 200 yards Of Railroad Station which
used Al several factories, and pronounced superior
~ Chemist for his opinion to Its value
popIv sg maps may be had o. the undrsgned and the
Fern. ,n0Tn ey NJ Cox proprietor Of the Relay House
ton 80 hh cash; the balance In one iwo three
WV N"' i've years. With Interest.
liz ssi. A. ~ n oeore The 18th inst, II win be offered Pub
uoton Co.. Auctioneers ~ ''' - N''''''
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IHos ,. CLARKE. late OF Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

=, hs,ink pureS-ed tbs once In IN. oeeu.
30 'or usken In all. under the maj af psncr
~ -iu meet his prompt t,snan
Address N'1 a. soon .,, a. they are received. |
IHoS !. CLARKE,
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tSALE OK LARGE NTMRER OF U>NDsOUr
- BUILDING LOIS ~ the PLAN oP "wooDviiIE" on
! hE MECLhNl SNlLLE TURNPIKE, NEAR PAIRFIELD-wilI
sd on sDAf the lh day 81 May, upon the pr.
es comm nsng at 81 o'clock, large Of very hand
some building .os and land
irll Nf-N' A-'''"'Hs fAi-
plat Of the property be see This proper,v
ioeAt'd and in OF the suburbs where rs.
estate will doubtless enhance in value S va
lkAh'oae third essh; bal, months for p.yo,,,
ov notes interest added secured by deed or ;- re-
tanned. GODDIS kppTpsn,,e 's-
AplS-isztstM. ,,.,iSS,
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BY ,!odJIn & Aprernn. Amer.

HpEAITIFUL COTTAGE RESTnrxc,, o
- sE'e;NIn STREET, NORTH or LEIdH sTRysT snpp
- IL ,AIClloN,"lloe sold IN WEDNESDAY the i6tb J,H
ol Ay, is21 upon the rtsm,ses, encinv AZ o,sk ~
very neat and retire! Italian Cottage residence p.t s,ssi
% ns OF IN street Fsrth Of Leigh street nearIy
" spt9s me 10y fronts 50 feet, $50 esi The
oIEe hAs - rooms, with FIRE places 10 OF them ara si,
IN very neat and tasty manner. IN. stu.,s IN 49, i
quiet and retired yet convenient location 10 the bu.ns,
Ine city make 10 altogether OF the most derabis
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