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EOR RENT-TRE RESIDENCEATP PRES
Il ent occupied by Hon. Jas. Thorington, No.
ass Eleventh street, between + and F. The
premises has all the modern Improvements The
House Is well furnished and Can be had with or
without the Furniture For terms apply on the
premises. Possession given LIST April.
mar 9-eoH (InteD
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A CARD-FOR RENT, A FlRsT.CL1AssSS
"A House in Franklin How, now occqP III
Hon. G. Cushing, Attorney General IL vster
the modern improvements, no. o.. s sat.rss.
This IL one Of the most elegant and dssif ,.e
locations In the city, commsnons ,,xer m a.
view Of the city and OF the Peeo%s sutifui public
In front Of one OF the mTxsnssfsnl - con
sasns suppiy Of good water. L. Is s.tssy N n
from d,lst and mosquitoes. ln9u,rs Oh
WALL, of wall and stephens, ~
mia avenue.
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TSHKEE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
nue., Washington, are offered at private sale, low
and on easy terms. VIII be sold separate or to.
gether. Title good. One is a four-storv Brick,
with finished basement, nearly new. and In COM
plete order, with water and gas throughout. Ap-
ply to Z. X. LUNDY, at No 46 Louisiana ave-
nue., Washington, or Nc. LIS Bridge street,
Georgetown. mar
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DOR SALE.-A FARM LYING IN MONT
Il gomery county, Md 0 miles from Washing.
ton, near the Bethesda Church, OH the Rockville
Turnpike. The Farm contains 80 acres Of first
rate land. The Improvements are new Frame
Dwelling House, containing rooms, and sable
for four horses.
Also for sale-A frst-rate Horse Power and
Scroll Saw.
For terms apply to CHARLES WOOD, s4s
9Th street, between Z and F =, or to G. T WOOD,
adjoining farm. mar 7-3w
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ENOR RENT -THAT>LARGE AND VERY
II desirable Store Room and Cellar, No 100, on
Bridge street, near High, Georgetown, formerly
occupied by Myers & Bro, as Dry Goods House,
Clothing Store. Possession given immediately.
To permanent tenant the rent will be made low.
Inquire Of JAMES FULLALOVE, or to d.
WRIGHT, Auctioneer. feb 2o-du
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NOR RENT-YHAT VERY COMMODI-
Il GUS and convenient drown stone front) House,
situated ON the north side Of Y, between 9th and
10th streets 1t II new, ana has been Kept In the
best order by the Hon Robert McClelland, Sec.
retary Of the INTERIOR he being the only occupant
since its completion. Possession will be given
within few days after the 10th Of March. For
terms apply 70 the subscriber, az $40 n between
9th and 7th streets, or at the works at the Patent
O0ce sEE 81 F.EAd- 70 gs<s.s& 4. .
FEB 2e-H - Isa THOMAS BERRY.
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JFIiB.-The several Are companies of the
city were called out on Monday night by a
light in the northeast portion Of our city. Six
buildings fall frsmes) were consumed, four Of
them belonging to Michael Munty, and the
Oths! tEs. Esrs bald ~ stsn.. t on, an infa1,
The Are originated in Q defective fue. The
occupants saved most Of their furniture.
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ENARM FOR SALE.-I WILL SELL MY
~ Farm, adjoining the washington RAILROAD

NOR RENT TWO WELL FURNISHED
l. Rooms on the first floor, a Parior and Cham
bsr, at No. 266 street, near the Department of
State. Apply on the premises. mar I0-3t
MRS. J. c. HOWARD, NO. 1856 14th Street,
WI east side, near the corner Of E street. has
three neatly Furnished Rooms, which she will
be pleased to Rent to perman ent dodgers. Ii t. a
desirable location for Cleris-being In the imme.
diate vicinity Of the Departments. mar este
ENOR SALE OR RENT-AN EXCELLENT
IL Garden Spot Of hree acres, all well fenced
with comfortable Cottage Of four rooms, with
fine large Portico, and a well Of excellent water
in the ward. Situated at Ball's Cross Roads
about two and a half miles from Georgetown and
three-and- "a half from the city market, will be
exchanged for city property or sold on accommo-
dating terms by calling on w. II BIRCH, at
Birch's Livery Stables on 14th street mar g. 1w&
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ne. WADswORTH INTENDS SOON TO
y remove his once to his dive ling, 3s6 street.
Inc omce mat he now occupies, over Todd
90 nat store, will be for rent One Of the
most desirable rooms In the city. Can be obtained
Win the axtures, by early application to On
WADSWOkTh, as above. mar IL -ats
EfOR RENT OR SALE.-THAT LARGE
eommodious (brown- stone basement froutI
House, with brick Stable and Servants House At
tached, situated on Indiana avenue, between LIST
and ID streets. The house IL new and built 10
order. il can be rented with or without the Fur-
niturs. Inquire Of JNO. PURDI No $50 Penn.
avenue. mar ll-eo3ts
EOR RENT-FOUR MODERN BUILT
l. Cottage Houses, on Massachusetts avenue,
between nth and 18th streets, each containing six
Rooms. They command a view Of the whole
city, and have all the necessary Wood Sheds and
Out Buildings, and the best Water In the yard
For particulars Inquire on the premises, or at nv
Stands In the Centre and Northern Markets
mar 11.6ts JAS. K. DUNAWIN.
EARM FOR sALE-I WILL SELL MY
l. Farm, adjoining the Washington Railroad
one mile from Beltsville, and fourteen from
washington, containing 102 acres 1t is i'm prov ed
Win comfortabledwelling containing rooms.
The SOIL Is OF good quality and easily improved !;
neighborhood healthy and society good. The
convenience OF this Farm to Market is an object
OF particular importance to the farmer or gerden-
80, 1857.
For particulars inquire Of Mr. whalen, Belts
Vile, or to me, on the premises.
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AUCTION SALES.

BywALL, BARNARD CO., Auctioneers.
DER EmPTORY SALE or BRANpIEs.
Il whisky, &c, At Public Auction g close
Csbsignment.-On FRIDAY MORNING,
March u, at 10 O'Clock, we win sell at our Auc-
tion Rooms, without reserve, choice lot OF
Brandies and whiskeys We name In part
Ten quarter casks superior Brandy 100
Twelve one-eight casks Cognae and Hsnessey
y Brandy E
Twelve kegs Cognsc and Hensssey Brandy
Thirty barrels fne Whiskey ..s
Five do superior Old Rye
1900 lbs fine White Lead -... .... .. ...
Gale positive -.7..r-. ......
Terms: All sums Of and under $50, cash over
tnat sum credit Of 60 and 30 days. for notes sat-
fsfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
nlaI II.0 Auctioneers.
UMBEk FOR sALE-ON wEDNEs.
- DAY EVENING, at O'Clock, win be sold
In tns botanlc 6srden, quantity OF good Lum-
bar, that was used at the Capitol in the prepara
ton for the Inauguration.
Terms Cash. W. MOHuN
General Superintendent for the Commissioner
mar S-StF Public Buildings.
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WORD OF ExPLAHAIIoN.
SPKING GOODS.

" OWEN & SON, MILITARY AND
Es Naval Merchant Tailors, NO. zn Ia
penr.vlvanfa avenue makes known 10 their
friends and customers, that they have lust w
opened their second invoice OF spring -
Goods embracing a choice selection or Oioths,
Cassimers, and Vestings, and VIII De piese w
have them call and examine. mar e-IW
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ITO LET-BY THE MONTH OR YEAR,
Il the well located and commodious three STORY
DHAiling, on street, now occupied by Mr.
Sr4ker Banks. The house is completely fur
nished. Inquire at 23S 8 street, near the War
Department mar este
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WATCH RETURNs.-James Hagan, charged
with breaking open the door Of the resid encs
OF Mr. Basil White, on the Island, was com.
mitted Tor Court. Alfred Newton, colored,
robbing clothes lines, was committed to Jail.
ANY person missing articles of clothing can
apply to Ofcer King. Edward Dulane, drunk
and vagrsnt; committed for 20 DAYS This
man suffered during the entire night with
mania-a potu. John Maher, aged 70 years.
vagrsnt; 30 days in prison. Elizabeth S1mbv'
colored, drunk; dashed. The appearance Of
all the above parties beggars description.
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Cash CdpItGl. $500 600 90
ArsOaAt of ASSETS lst Jan, 1857. .s72 s23 81
Amount of LtabiIities. 1890 90
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James uenry, anOtner mute, examined
Loves Dr. Skinner; has plenty to eat; is
clothed warm enough; does not wish to leave
him; wants to stay; sleeps warm enough.
Ann Szymanoeki, examined. -Testifed al.
most precisely a. the last child; DR.. skinner
whips her little; he had never Scared her.
or bruised her nose; whipped her with the
cowhide few times.
Joseph White, mute, examined. Answered
substantially the same Is James Henry.
Josephine Jenkins, the little blind girl, ex-
amined-Likes DR.. Skinner; has plenty to
eat; DR. Skinner gives her the best he has;
feels warm; wants to stay with him; always
has enough to eat; sometimes rice and bread,
milk, and sometimes corn pudding, milk,
bread and potatoes; as INCH as she can eat;
no meat; DR.. Skinner never whipped her.
Mr. hey then asked her if DR. Skinner had
told her TO say anything when the gentlemen
would ask her questions. She said Yes: he
told ne to say loved him best of all; he told
her to say, if any body asked her if she wished
to stay with DR. Skinner, to say yes. She
had heard the other children whipped; had
heard the blows In answer to Mr.. Davidge !.
Dr. Skinner had told her to tell the truth. /
Mr. Havenner sworn-Dr Skinner had deah
with deponsnt ever since he came to the citv.
he had lived in the First Ward and at Ken.
dali Green; deponent does not know the pre-
else house; DIR. 5. came to deponent's shop to
get bread; did not como every day; DR..
wanted an account to show how mu he paid
week for the children; deponent thought the
pill would De fair ratio; It was for one week
In october last and came to SO; deponent
could not judge but from this one week.
Mr.: Dsvidgs then addressed the Judge in
an ssgumentfo respondent, occupying part Of
two days, which he concluded on Thursdsy,
the 5th.
Mr.: Key followed for the appellant GOING
over the Law and the facts. e'.e
The Judge finally decided to bind DR. Skin.
ner over to bring the children before the Cir.
cult Court at its next sitting, to answer what
might DO alleged against him, under penalty
of 500 Bail was furnished BY Mr.. Stevens.
of the Indian Bureau.
= 81 .s e.
JFIRB.-The several Are companies of the
city were called out on Monday night by q
light IN the northeast portion Of our city. Six
buildings fall frsmeS were consumed, four Of
than helou 0in1 to Michaal Munty and III =
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nent oil the United States, or aldiug
Is enemy ia time Of war. Treason
nay be committed, by persons who
are not entitled TO the elective fran
.hise.-Eor il they reside under the
government, i,would would be treason
% levy war against the government as
much as it they were citizens.
81 think Chancellor Kent, whose
authority 1t gives me pleasure to quote
determines lis question, by fair iin
Jlication. Had this authority consld-
cred free blacks citizens, he had an am
pie opportunity to say so. But WHAT
ne SAID excludes that idea: -
ia most Of the United Sfaie,. there
80 distinction in respect to poi'sios!
privileges, between free white persons nj
rec coiored persons of friranbIood;snd
no part. OF tie country do the latter.
n point Of fact. psrtic'pste equally viii
to wh,t"s, in the exercise OF evil aoo
political rights. The Africans ere essen.
tally q degraded cast, of inferior rank
nd condition IN society. Marriages ere
Orbidden between them aoi whites, IT,
.ome OF the states and when not abso'
utely contrary 10 law. they arerevolti"g,
md regarded as an off.Dce against pub
10 arcoruD. by the revised statutes u
Illinois. pnhl'ehed in 1929, marriage
between whites and negroes or nu'stoe,,
re declared vo:d, snJ the p rsons q
married are liable to be whipped, hned
md Imprisoned. Bv sn old statute OF
Massachusetts,, % l705, zach m,rrlsge'
Sere declared void, and arc so still. 4
similar statute pTov,t,nn exists 10 Nr
s,n,s and North tart Ina. Snch coz
l-xions 10 France AMI Germany. con
.ti,ute tho degraded state OF c"ncuh'
,sge, which is known in the civil law
jat they are not legal marriages, becnu-'
the parties want that equ.l,y OF Stat.
" condition. which Is essential TO sh'
contract. - kenfs Comm. 25s.
| 81 90 further back still. When Tho
! Constitution of the United States Wa
,dopted, every State, .uossuehuseth
.xccpted) tolerated slavery. Aud II
.onc vi the States, down to a late pc
Rod. severe laws have been kept II
orcc regarding slaves. With respec
to Ne~ York at that time, her law
| md penalties were sever. indeed an,
il was not until Joiy A,h, 1927, tha
his "roat State was ranked among tn,
free States.
10 nty m'nd, Il worM bea pcrrer
"on "t terms, and he meH knomn yui
y construction, 10 SEA, thof siopes. fire
Hocks Or Mdisns werc citizens, ritb;,
ne mean'pa Of mat term. as uscd IL N
Nonstiat;on God forbid that
should add to the degradation Of thi
race OF men: hnt am honnd, BY IN,
iutv, To say, Hep are rot cit-eDx.
! have thus shown Won that this law
not contrary to the 2d section of tn
i'h Art Of the Constitutions Of III
Vnited States: for that embraces onl
citizens"
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Pr,ha renocrat.

Pr the renocrat.
MEssEs. Errors The state of the
roads for hauling stone, the unfit sta
alton Of Main street for Macsdamzirg
at thus time. and the punctua manner
IN which Mr. kiuslcr. WHO AZ the con
tract, completed his contract on Frol
street, should have $ AIRED him the per.
sonal attack made by the editor of the
Gazefte in this mornings edition.
That lie, the editor, fears the street will
remain all summer in its present cond-
ton. and asks, is not the contractor
limited AS to time for its completion !.
We say Yes. and he will do it, too,
within the time specified, and We hope
the Republican party, in hunting up
something against the present Council,
may not be forced to the necessity
ton account of their straight forward
course) to attack apnbllc contractor in
the very commencement Of his work,
for political effect. The Finance com.
m'ttee in its annual report to the Coun
Gil cong' atulates the property holders
on Main street that the work has fallen
into such able hard., as his present
completion OF Front street gives assur'
ance that this one. also, will be compile.
ted within the time specified. Is the
Gazette satisfied
FAIR PLAI.
March u 1877
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Mortgages Sale.

NE STATE o. IOWA
kcosr County. !
t. " ,Iiism W. d and rh Cd. A. Word us VII
- d. all Ia per- n ,n.eie q IA tie 'ands Will
ire d e. ~. I'd ,ih d.
XIy-Ea.As. the 18Th day Il Nosenb-r, 1874
w siiw lam " ont eSetut tan Wa II.
~ mp Cn,,ce tAi'' Ir NJ :, NJ 10 N ""
,h-e I'm. i ed .aiars. pay bae nor b,iore he rr-i
Iyo'Mstch,lS 1857 = d Ivr pur..os'.i rcurin4t'
,sylu.u Of -sr.no n SAID v lila Wad o. ther
/ u phdbe A W.sL his If. ,Nee.ie : u in
III ,rtRaS nvey ~ f,r he purpose f,rsAm !" - Il
thom,.>, IA the II q" iny ps'c III ani 81 uateo
air Scott c ,utfy, 10 st Tn h-se-, Susit"'
Of c 40 tn "a, VaA OF - tisa huISo Z SIX VI
"a !. wns p nftt-ht sevn Jill CIV rAa'r' I'VE %,
east n he h Z. n whi Ia snii t2aSe "a up -
tn. -,ghIh q i o Oc,nlb. l>Si j ~ cord -
he Rs-,sd r. flee u rsii Srctt GO in v. :
~ no 'g.gs., Jag orr hundr aud y-eisht. u
which ref-renc~ u. ~ te nv; md which mot snd
mortgage were /. fter~ ard. as gned TO St-pheu
- np
AMI y hxreas the sail noe herein dc b dhas Ne
cmed al psysbi'. and the IL William Wo'j
,cn q Inns l., f.reci"s h. = ID M RIG g. AND tor
ihi- -urp =. Harvey Leonard, "a. sheriff { ssii
IN y v n on rasurdrv the way thi'd Day ~
ARIA. .. 1857, u IN Cbut H. We ieur r. ~ city
o. Dav, npnrt and ~ IN h,nr - 90 o. IN The
sfic, noon. prre TO sell by ru'lc ucry, for ca ~
tie sad par.ti OF l4nd t"th III hesf htt'er IN fr
O. 50 much thereof - shsli De- &c -Ay 10 psy and
ati " amount due up,n SAID u"te. w.sh eosts VI
fvrrci
Davenport March 81. 1887.
STEPHEN thompson Assgaee of MORTGAGE.
HARVEY LEONARD Sheriff Vi Sc II c un'y
Dsvenvou. March II, 1857. mch2An-
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L Attest NE w S.
Washington. March IS.

Washington. March 2s.
The following named Post Masters
were re-appolntcd: Joseph McCor
mic; Baton Rouge, La, Richard Ed'l
ward, Natcbez, Miss. q. K. Dickson,
Jackson, Miss; VIM. II. Carroll, Mem
phis, Tenn; Augustus Cassaway, An
napo.is, Md; X. I. Glen, Princeton.
Nj; w. a. Benjamin, Trenton, ";
Chas. 7. Gray, Newark, n. j.; Mrs.
Mary Bernard, West Point, \. y;
Douglass A. Danfor,h, Burlington, VI;
Jason Case, Circle,ille, Ohio; John l..
Tuthill, Lancaster, Ohio; Geo. +. Ham
bright, Rockford, ILL.,, vice Hersman,
removed; Edward Stroheeker. Macon,
ga, vice Nesbit. resigned
Albany, March. IS.
The steamer Isasc Newton ran aehors
this morning between Cad~eiPs am
S'one's point. 4 dense fog prevailed
md the pilot m,stook a light 10 d~el
ling Oh the western nank OF the river Tor
pubic light, and before he was sw"rr
OF its proximity 10 the shore, tie steam
/ er grounded. The latest intelligence !.
1 that she has eunk brlow her Cabins.
The lsasc Weston il owned by II.
Peoples Line and cos, $3.50 900.
AsnlNeroy, March 20 The AS
serlioI made 10y the friends OF Rober
}. Walker, that he had declined Tia,
Govcnorship OF Kansas, is incoIrect.--
He has not yet accepted IT. but !, AZ
.ordlng to information derived from al.
authentic source, 10 give the President
u formal answer duuug tbs eoul,c ..
the day, having time 10 reflect.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Herald says :
learn this evening ttom undoubted
authority that l.oLeit }. Walker, al
the urgent solicitation OF Mr.. Duchan
AN, has accepted the Governors ship II
Kansas. AT iirit he perenItoriy de
clncd, but subsequently accepted altci
"a tree consultation with the Cabinet
to-day OF upwards Of three hours, VIII.
the understanding that he is not TO b.
embarrassed III any manner, ani tina,
the Ad uinistrat,on IS to make such ap'
poihtrncnis in the Territory AS he ma,
suggest.
Five members OF the Cabinet have sieni.
n,fied u Mr.. McMnilen, OF Va, that b.,
might have brigham Young. place.
LAKE NAVIGATION COMMENCED.
Dctroit, March. %.
; Boats reach Lake Huron without diff.
Guilty. Steamers daily hereafter to
Cleveland. Toledo, and Port Huron.
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Public Notice.

To the VI The iands req " be tsl en- for
/, extension u Ma Que te It ecs.
You or hob notified that 20 much Of sa,d land
a. ~ b. nSs%ssry viii taken sad app,sp lated
By tbs ity 'oun ~ Of the CT o. paveuport, - sx.
nd xarau tte street frouj he north lin II saaus
Il chrl iN d. souih 10 he ssi. Il, ri r yer aud
that commits toner's vi Be eisctsi 1t tn ass meet
R.f.ad lily council sf ten d.ys' lub,icasi u
this notice, 70 as.ess tie dsaas therefor ~ IL
y Give eWs srs 81 lhs lzud taus taksa aud sppsepy.
ssoa.
~ u Ter = Oltv osaasgl
mira ~, lsos. - q ~
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DAVENPORT
COM MERCIAL COLLEGE.
rraTr d. pppgl

r = al sy:
y O. hoPC8.
Prtaeipai sad Tescher IN bookkeeping. DO.
VIZ II. Pratt,
Asss. Priacipa! and Te,cA.rof Psnmansiip snd
Book Keeping
living sssociAt' with nsys II thi- institute
III ". Pratt, SEC, We are NV rreps q " cu-.-
,fy young men 10 oil branches VI ,du.
DOUBLE-ENrRY BOOK KEEPING,
~ adapted toev ~ department. Of bu.nets.
BUSINESS Pc >MANSHlP,
. free, Ield and rA,i stylr, ~ y % merr,al
G crs ioes, and sh branches taught NJ s.tier H..
st.tutinns.
TEACHERS
ouan4d for executing and Inst. nciinE in thorough
and eel ut DC maparv Our eystem OF Writing tncnd-
ing Ornsmeutal rtnmanship. FlouE.shng, Gard
Writing, &c.
Ladies Dsp0yfoessst,
Particular attention Y sol.sit lbr ii department
a. one room is dsvot exc nsivriy % tiat puposx.
OUR TERMS
are move modsrata and cour of - thor.
ougn - u . Inst utnsn IN the W1t W. y 'ald
re- pecifnsy col! the fensien - tusidess men and
th~r 4, the .hoye ard Net cir patronAxr
IN. Institnti Ali ass inv is-d - Wilt Us ana ex'
anime r eeucns e P.nmanshir, p e Go VI Iuphs
uaoae Of inesruestou, &c. tor ~ tier particulars
e.quirs Ut tie corner Of Third end r-,sy stress.
mrhaod0 f0aette cepy !
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In sivias 81 ORION. and sai rrrnty b'st
Ga. such a. this the csptioa- world could IND
In n,ii, Perkins, snsel OF The bind,
one.neh .. mi. IN p !acely Lswr nee shone
Ere Heavenly knised ciAirnsi tn u FOR Their
Mr. S,xe's manner o! reading 10 very
a,reenble, and brings Ut with the best
effect the varied beau,ics aud subtlese
shades OF meaning IN the poem, which
is 70 all respects q fne terary proiuc.
ton.
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urw Abufrtisfmfuts.
ConnOdioas House to Rent.

N.IrII or without STORE si'uated corner Of ain
w and ~ uod streets, Conf aiming Ten Rp,rns uow
being Hni he'd. Poss-ss ION gwen ~arly In May
Apply +, ". II. vi, ,RETH. r
III h2i lw DAWSON True
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r. e. E.SIIS,
Land Agent and Notary Public

ono ever srsuld ne's eiore, Le Claire kos.
trance lie Claire Hall
NiL. attend 1. TIE psrehs.s and ssis %
W Kinds af n nj Kttrf- tracing property pay
tases rons'' M 4 ne ~ Ill Kind, and 10 any y d
~ t,',, -n'rr mpiv "t'tins p'aersls.
a. Il ave ut ~ Heal v tat. TOR sale.
oil q ~ fuif.'r ~ ,itiu tor sale On b tt~y TED
'hsp h,y- 'V"r be MI rt-i N purch assro IN Dad
port. ~ = IN all smt,nnt 10 ., Qntr In hand
IRON, o'e l." eieht . given d, & rr.d pawn. Cd
M mice NJ vi'ss aye T. ss"nt-d fr N mss
; 80 'o'', snd many Il N m are riv~r lots n
VIII b n y amount u nae bulldog stouce ma Z
aurr'i-t.
= t'mv D. sfsh n my nee Of u 80 lets,
~ fnr nation EARNED IN gard u them. .. q
The .ui. AZ at. Z. q. RAO1
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Erg'iSh and { laSSica; School.

Conner Fou'M end f,edy street Cd ITO r.
TN = \ on EN- ~ his sito on vii NJ
i IA nee on Mold March 30 b, ami co,t'nu' II
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