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/ osT LAND WARRANT

4 osr LAND Whtreas land warrant WINS is
~ sued from the Pension Office tho 18Th June 10 Rider
WIN " No 3O5N, for 100 aud mailed
Har ~ and whereas he said warrant aud
become lost the undersigned give notice that
Of six weeks from the date hereof applications be the
commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate land
I've s"tosi
CHAs n. wlNDER. Attorney
RIDER n WiNDER
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HnUAIs OF Ecicntinc DNscoveryy "r, Yer III -cd
N Fncts in Science AIT Ie57 Exhibiting the mo. yp
ant discoveries and mech"ucs, rtew rS
"a philosophy chen ny, esIouopy meecrofy zoooy,
ininersogy geology, geography, ahquiee etc ge
hst Of recent scientific pnhicstiopa; classified t %
obituaries of eminent sciehihc nors on me p Az
eceuce during the year 1885, Bdicd by David ~ Wef'
Price, Nl -, just published, -, m
FRANCk T0hb"'
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I OSr WAHHANr.-The under ,gned gives public that
~ the expiration OF six notice application
viii he made the Commissioner Pensions r duplicate
IN lieu " Issued February 1886 eighty
ncfe NO. lo3SRs, u owen hytck, which
hand. ri. LJMPKtN, Attorney
- OWEN MFRICK.
Dec 6--lh awe -E.-f...r.
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Nv the President OF the United states.


by declare known
pubic will be held thu aforementioned land offices,
5lsts OF Iowa. the periods hereinafter designated 10 wt
Al the Land ~fco ot OSAGE commencing Monday this fourth
Day Of May ner for the disposal Inc pnhe lands auated within
hs following no,urd Townships viz; a4.t u f.a n s,f .
Noth br bc,e l,rr oad NEST of IA, 6h1
80" - - - ~ - '".'-' - = ~ f''""f
Townships ninety nine Hah one hundred 81 range fer
townships ninety eight hine nine ana one huhofcd oil range
ssven , lE, ~ y, =. ,,.-. -.-. -, - ,,, ~ -.
townships Ninety ess mheVmheah eho huha'ed' OF range
tsatre. -, - , -. ,.,-., -, .-. ,,...., e..
IoWbships hinoy- ana one n.hdIee' OF rehss
owHssips ana one hunafes' o. range Iotee"'
Towrships nneiy n,ns avg enc smnarao o. a"ge""e"'
mownteip ope nunered " rnnR' Hnsnsfn' w.. ...., L
township one hundred, o. range ,''esnIE ~ ~.
townships hne'yr can' hhp ons range
Iownshpa ninety ion 'hey nve, mnsy.sih, nn'y seveh
AT the land once FORT DODGE, commencing Monday,
ne Jouta day MGy neat, oI no aisl,a ,ho pupie ahoS
e'uotea "iah toe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 'o""S"'pr' YIN ss 3a
ffh meridian
,lpe,v 6rr NINETY Avs. seyon
einh md one hupded OF range
Tsvnrhips ninyy tent ninety ak
eight piney and one bupdrc of spas air.
ninety 6ug aas one hundred Of auae
i,reptv sersp t'zf t.-t4f r'el.s...
rrnvvo- hin o,a hundred NJ r,py, t,,,,f-s i,h
Al tho s nd oGe. at soJx cry commencing on Monday te
,f d m Mav for the ,uosol of The publs situated
w,thin ,hs fo,lowIsr named townstp, viz:
:. :, 81. -, - - =, -, :, a., a.,
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IA "a, 8lEL n II ,

t ~ = Cotrnseio, at Lao, ..1
Has his to bis rssId in FTanEln VOW, yr
o. sud Thirteenth streets. He viii continue TO devom
uon principally United States Anrrems Cp hs
Having devoted concerning patenh SsGr
give advice ard opinions legal questions uisina IN
thn Patent oce and nppHals tho chief tasueo Ia
justices OF the District Of Columbia. and with also as
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents N, re-
He Wi also give written opinions and prepare bfgneu
lies having claims before Consrcs either OF the ~
viii ALEC prosecute esinA before board esahish''
adjudication. ...
net Ra-dB
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
. ,. Burlington, iowa. ....-....
TEsAsuRY DKPARTMtST,
npcpu,heF IA Ikhk

| I'll ...l-H- fl '-'@,.a TRsAsrRY DEPARTMENT.,
..2 ~ ...... Washington, December u, 1866.
February d. O'Clock,
Of the mnrine hospital auozd be
acGoing 10 The plans and specifications prepared this depart
said he the hudng
for the different kinds OF work
eac hid with each kind work
tile t"a amount carried OUT The department roerying right
when deems
panont also tho right
who there IL believe viii faithfully
The which
and NIL bids when there shah
the bids and all bids ta upon investigation, bow price
wHlS. a. II "a 's.l-r 49,.
received in gross and no contract will be awarded
bidder u
Of the dihereat kinds of work which
To tho revision OF to dep2meDt that adopt the whole
OF the bid, tho United
ered according pce, (nd
the estimate o agent OF The department appointed
cent retained Hui the the
once Of the work, &c., by the aTeah, in
the event of onuldinsrt OF contract i ~. " #.ad.H'
Contracts win he awarded only builders
Treasury, will he forfeiture Of the same. ~ p" T'
Each proposal must be accompanied by Written
by responsible Certified be
district Judge the sid aistrc
for tn. whole work. amount pa
the bidder will whom required his proposed be accepted
cantnc and bond, with proper aud sufficient securities
fnihful performances. .' W. e.g'I F-.'
Form of bond and certificate required aprisa
ton to the department. -
thirty days. when they eabn had application
No bid ufH Be considered tosss u oH rs dstas
Ufth The require bcris Of tkis ndrsrtisensnE
The proposals. be sent this department. tho
OF the Tansrry and
Burlington mnris Iiosrtar and opened 6cack
n M of the last day named for receiving Tho
JAMES GUTHRIE,
49,, socretHTy Of tie Treasury.
Dec le--9rwtFeblo [IntslSsiRrl
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NOTICE Is hereby given that application Will be
in behalf OF the heirs OF
Nelson New whose mpereety asssnsd
month Of December ast edreaf
has Land ofce and the OF
r not fed u
Eeb -6yl
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pr,lliant scheme. for March, 1857.
To be drawn commissioners appoint
BY the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington Delaware.

Lottery for the benehl OF tho
STATE OF DELAWARE. a
a.. Glass So for 1857.
70 be drawn Wilmington, Saturday, March H. 1851
rs number icttery-i7 drawn ballots.
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r. sEdlors above win please copy and dIh
Office, with paper containing uS houee.
oO-lAw3Wt
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A "TRAcEnY. Monday morning Eliza Shaw

A "TRAoEDY Monday morning Eliza Shaw
was found In New York, with her throat cut, IN
the yard directly under her bedroom window. A
policeman was met by Thos. Shaw. deceaseds .
husband, aud Informed of the occurrence Shaw
says be was ou. lats with some companions and
on going home found bis child crying and its
mother absent Gu looking about the raom, he
found that his wife bad been murdered, and
thrown from the window. The police discredited
this story, and took Shaw into custody on suspi-
cion The deceased was Incorporate.
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ATTEMPT TO AsSASsINATE PREsIDENT-The
Brownsville (Texas) Flag, of the 81 h May, has
the following account of an attempt to assas ssinate
President Comonfort:--
President Comonfort, on q recent visit to Tacu
baya to n.pect the railroad in progress that place.
assauit.d by Que Norgfa. a ed bandit, with q
p lizard The fatal blow warded cf By by.
st.Eder, who promptly knocked the wouid-he as.as
sin down. He was fns'ly secured, tried. convicted
and sentenced to su,r the pain Of death tho ne ri
day as an atoms meut of his treason He confessed
that he bribed t, perps:rate this sot by Central
lists Of the city OF Mexico'
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VALUABLE CARGO The steamer Fl Done.
Ief. Cincinnati on Thursday with one million dol-
lars in bullion from New Orleans II 10 to be
shipped from Wheeling to Philadelphia This
small change Is the property of the United States
and 10 being transported to It's destination by
Adams Express Company.
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A CHEAP CONDUCTOR "A lightning condncfor,
costing only SIS has twice been the means OF saw
toe Portsmo outh IN ID vessel from destruction
when s,ruck-once when she had 400 passengers
on board. and again when laden with cargo worth
about $500 000 Another ship from the same port,
having no conductor, aud being struck wae totally
burnt with valuable cargo OF cotton.
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INTERESTING FACT The pyramids have puz-
zled the scientific world for ages but 1t Ii reserv'
ed for modern spirtnalism to settle the doubts con
corning them Mrs Hatch, Z" medium, has re-
vealed the interesting fact that they are not archi
tectural but sculp'ursl There were giants in
those days., and they chisselled down the eian,
hills to tine present form Of the pyramids If al
other scientific and historical doubts could be res
moved a. easily, the world would cease 70 wonder
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.-Wiam SCOTS
weekly circular of the New York Coffee market.
reports tie market rs generally closed buoyant,
with large export inquiry. The sales of the week
were IL 500 bags with firm market, the receipts
were 900 bass The stock in port ia estimated at
81 00J bags
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Fatal ACCIDENT.-Op Thursday ixst. Mr.
Houston Coe b ane was killed near Harrison Depot
oa the N. G. Railroad, by the accidental discharge
of his gun, 10 putin the gun down. the cap ex
pioded and the load entered his face, below the
right eye, killing him instantly. He was young
man, asd leaves young wife
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TEA-Some of the specuiasorsin teas have made
q haldsome thing of it, since the recent rapid ad'
vance in the value of that commodity. A large
quantity of young hyson 400 packages) which
was sold at auction In November last, was resold
in New York last week at an advance of 25 cents
Der pound Another dealer in Front street IN that
city is said 10 have cleared $50 900 by like opera
tiops within the three months past
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FIRE IN CHELsEA---A fire broke out about /.
o'clock Monday night in Chelsea, Massachusetts, and
destroyed nineteen dwelling horses on Cedar st
mostIy occupied by private families. good por
tIon Of the furniture was saved The honses were
valued at 5000 each and were nearly oil owned By
George w. aerrish
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BOSE SHARx.--A bone shark, thirty feet in
length, was TAX en- In . mackarel net 10 Province.
,own last Monday morning. He yielded one AID
ahslf tons Of liver which will make eight bar
rels of oil IL Is the largest shark ever taken In
that harbor He enfolded himself in the net and
nnk II TO the bottom, bat was pulled up alive al d
them killed,
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IMPORTANT TO SOUTHERN MINIsTERs.-The
Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. has unanimously voted In favor of ex.
puuging from the Discipline the General Rule, for
b dding buying and selling Of men, women and
children, with an intention to enslave fhem.''
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ANOTHER POWER IN THE RIEG.-The London
Morning Star of the 2lst ultino Gays: "A letter
from the Hsgue states that the Dutch government
has decided on sending Dutch vessel of war into
the China seas"
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FRA FIRE occurred in Alexandria, Virginia
Tuesday night, destroying one brick and framed
tenements Of Bepjsmin Walters, loss SIS 600, and
astable of Smoot e. Uhler. Loss $1,000.
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POWER OF WINDS AND WAVEs.-There Is a
block of granite on Boon Island. about IA feet in
extreme leagth, 10 feet wide and from to feet in
height, which was lifted from its bed in the ledge
and carried up an cined plane of from l2 to Is
degrees, to . distance of near 60 feet Ths oc-
CURED during q northeast SNOW storm In ls52
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Rev Mr.. Lunt, an accomplished Unitarian cler-
eyman, disd at AkAbah In Syria, last March. He
was on journey through that rsmoss region Of
country.
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How TO SUBDUE MoBs.-Tbe Albany Journal
sdvocates the employment OF fire enginea In quel
ing riots In preference TO the use of bal . ard
bagonets. This plan, If followed would certain ,
"throw cold water upon the rage of mob.
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The trustees Of the American Institute ha We
leased the Crystal Paiacs New York, from July
let, 1857. TO May l I, 1853. far $1,000 Their an
nusl exhibition commences on the 12th Of Sep
temDef.
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A TALKING BIRD he Boston Traveller has
an account of ore OF those remarkable talking birds
of Java, known as the "Mino." 1t says:
The bird Mino, in fremont street, the property
of mir Chssey, has fl ,e tenor vsics, aud sbo ws
what may truly be termed intelligence We have
seen several persons look ng admiriUg at him ad
have heard him say in lhe most distinct manner at
ter be had gszed ntentiy, appsr entity listening to
the conversation, MY name is Nino." After uait-
Ing some time, as If he expected compliment to
be bestowed on him. he has raised his beautiful
head and proudly said "Mno Is pretty bird" If
70 person offers any words of praise, he iumps
about his large cage few times, turns his back
the astcnished spectators and Indignantly and en-
pha tically says in sharp tone, go away !-go
awayl' He then gives q loud and hearty guffAw,
exactly like the "ba, ha ha !" of q human being
Of course, every person laughs at the droll bird,
aud the dr.. II bird iaushs again, and ssys:-'Good
morning" When he sees bis admirers disperse,
hs tells them in the planest language to shut the
door" 1t asked his name In an affectionats man.
mel, he will Immediately rsply:-"My name Is Mino
How do you dor" When he hears several per-
sons conversing earnestly together, without taking
any notice Of him. he exclaims w hat are you
talking for y ihe words are 30 suddenly spoken,
aad the sound so closely resembles human voice.
that one is really inclined to reply that Is s none
of yonr business But Mino Is polite, W ell edu-
ca,ed, and very amusing, although he is vain and
Is fond OF hattery. II Is difficult to give an ads-
quate description of him Hs is about the size of
me American crow blackbird, although a little
heavier, His lepg'h from the tin of the bill to the
end of the tall feathers, Is about l2 inches He has
yellow bill one inch in length His plumsge Is
remarkably beautiful when it Glisteps in the rays
of the sun 1tis very rich vari. gated purple and
green. The wings are nearly black, with white
bars near the ends. TIE feather on the head are
very short dne and thick and resemble the richest
gloss OF dark velvet, He has long and beautiful
appell of bright yellow extending from each side
OF the back OF his head to the nape of his neck ;
there is aiso small yellow oblong mark on each
side of his head. His legs and claws yellow.
His tongue Is long pointed at the end broad in the
throat and fat, thus differing from that of the par
rot, which is round, short, and somewhat curved
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QUITE MIsTAKL.-Phs Baltimore Republican
tells story OF young man Who fell In love with
yousg lady residing in one of the residences in
Upper Tendon. The lover, fearing . repulse from
the head OF the family conducted his courtship in
ciGndsstipe manner. The upshot Of the matter
was. ths. An elopement occurred and the parties
we're married. After the marriage the bridegroom
proposed that they should return home, and pro
cure the fathers pardon Judge, then, Of his dis
may when, with = trembling voice she informed
bin that, although shs possessed the pane of the
gentleman In question. she was not related to him
10 the slightest degree. and was employed in his
dwelling In the capacity of seamstress Thus
all his visions OF & secured fortune were scattered
to the Winds and the scene of recrmin ation which
snsued was terribly out Of character for q newly
married couple.
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MAN KILLED By A MOB "A lev days ago q
man BY the name Of Bingham wss whipped to
death in the nsighborh hood of Palestine Ind, BY Q
band of fellows sels-styled the Regulators
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DAMAors FOR sADuCTios Miss Eliza p
Smith Of New York. has recovered from Andrew
Consexea, Of that city. $40 600 damages for sedue
lion
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BOOKS THROUGH THE Posr OFFICE 1t ap-
pears from the official annual report, just issued
from the English Post Office, that the number of
book parcels sent through the post 10 1856 was
nearly three millions, and that their average
weight was OF The book post is now extended
to nearly every colonial dependency of the British
Empire.
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THE CROPS IN EssEx.-Tne wheat crops are
in q very dofavorabie condition In the nelghbor-
hood of Mount Landing, Essex county They
have been attacked very seriously by the joint
worm and the farmers do not anticipate making
more than half q crop
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NEGRO DEMONSTRATION IN SAVANNAH The
Colored Firemen Of Savannah. had q grand pub
lie procession there ON the 4th inst There were
ten compauies altogether, (making some 500 men
with th+i engines and hose carts tastefuly deco.
rated with flowers and wreaths In the course Of
the day they were reviewed by the Chief Engi
neer, the Mayor of the city, and Aldermen, (al
" hite men)
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Lady Lytton Buwer has at length succeeded In
getting her causs against her husband noticed In
Parliament, through Lord Syndhurss {ths son Of
the painter Copiey)
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AMERICANS IN EUROPE Thousands of Amer
ieaus are now in Europe. and others are directing
their footsteps to that portion of the world The
rage for travel was never 80 great as now. This
may oe attributed in some measure to the facIIi-
ties atofdsd by steam navigation. 1t is stated
that prior to 1850. the number of Americans that
visited the old world never exceeded 7,5GO in any
ono year, and the average number for the ter
years previous was not more than 600. Ia 1850
Ioe Cotins steamers commenced running, and @ =
3b2 Americans crossed the Atlantic during tina
year In 1856 the number of American traveller s
returning from Europe that landed at New York
was 30,3l9 In 1855 the number landed at our
ports was q. 500; but In 1854 it reached 80 GAL
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THE ADVANCED PRICE OF TEAS The total
export from China of teas to the United States,
for the period between the lst Of July, 1885, and
the 9Th of March, 1857, shows a falling off of Is,
s33,l7s lbs the exports of the year ending Both
June, 1885, with no probability of the exports be-.
ing largely augmented for the period between the
sh of March (the date of the last trade circular)
and the 30.h of June In fact it Is said to be
safe to estimate the additional export of black
teas for that period At 500 600 lbs, and Of
green's at certainly not exceeding g. COX, coo lbs
The New York Post says:
In this state the supply which must at least be
twelve million pounds short at the end of the
season, consumers we'll as dealers acknow ledge
a higher standard of value for the fragrant herb.
The dvanse in black, Ool,Dgs since last De-
cember, has been fifteen cents per pound; and
Young Hyson teas of low and medium grades,
have experienced an advance of one hundred per
cent over last seasons closing prices.
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Hons John Oaskis and Shsrrard Clemens, d
Va, are In Washington
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THE ATLANTIC fELkGRAPH.-The followin is
an extract from letter received per last steamer,
from Professor Morse
an. Hospitality housed with our good friasd Or
White b 1uss, No 8. Ashbu nham terrace Greenwich
/ am domtciied with him for ihs convenience of con
sultaion together, and experimenting at the cable
works All my investigations into he pi actcab bity
of working the telegraph with commercial sps~d be-
tween Americs and Europe, and study with Dr.
Whitehouse of tbs phenomes IF ths Gu rent in Sub
marine nduetors give ms only stronger assurance
than ever OF its ultnste success and success rea
iizng your Lno ost Ruiue ant cipa'ions.
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MORALITY AMONG THE NJ BtLITY The
Marchioness of Wsstmeath, has issued volume
of 800 pages in England. and scattered # among
the nobility, detailing her experience In a married
life of 40 years She accuses her husband of beat.
ing and kicking her just previous to confinement
with deprivipg her of the eosmon necessaries
of life, and with endsavoring to compel her, for
bis pecuniary benefit, to violate the sacred nartisi
rights The Marchioness Is the daughter of the
Marquis of Salisbury, of immense wealth. Lord
Westmea.h has publicly protested against this
scandalous work the asseveratiops in which be
pronounces to be- fslse.
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<xss FOk REkT.- That large aud cOn
tM venent ssore Room. with cellar attsched,
3sszk next to the Office of II r Psirs & Co corpsr
,f t4th and Main, nov occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern IL is Cheap and firsi late business
tand Possession given at once. apply on the pre-
Ipises 10y 29-ts
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NATIONAL PoTEL DISEASE The newspapers
designate oy this nAme the singular epidemic which
appeared at this hotel, In Washington, in January
last and which is still, Il seems numbering iss vic
Tins oil over the land. The attempt to ascribe its
origin to miasm il everywhere justly igne red
nave never doubted that poison In food Or d. in
was the source of all the disease and death which
has resulted. but whether accidenialyor or designed
ly Introduced remains to be discovered A medical
correspondent on the spot thinks tha. bad liquors
contained the poison-Am1ican Medical Gazette
(Dr Rssse)
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ISAAC j. MERCER q CO..

ISAAC j. MERCkR q CO.,
l. LUMBER DEALERS,
lsoUrH SIDE eF THE DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE J
Have just received
cargo Of Superior Heart Flooring, dressed.
ster Boards
And We in their ward,
White Pine, Poplar. Oak, Cypress Shingles and Ce.
dar Posts
ALSO, a good assortment of Virginia Lumber.
having tbs Agency of several saw Mills.
pre pa ed to offer Inducements builders and OF he1s
In furnishing ali descriptions OF Bill Timber at short
notice
We RESPECTFULLY solit call from all In want of
Lumber I8AAC J MERCER,
GE ,. w. BMiTH.
is .lm* w. HARDWOOD
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ns FOX hEST. = hat very desirable
M9 Dwelling Houss. situated on Venabie street.
AsA recently occupied by mr. r. A Blanknship -
There sre five rooms in the main building and four
in the house in the yard There is a good we'll of
water on the premises, and large lot attached To
9 good tenant, the rent will be very low Apply 10
D. WALFOKD,
Atthe Office of Valley Insurance Company
nv
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A~ FOEx RkNT-T he three story Teue.
~ ment now occupied by Mr. Belvin, on Mein
-sS~ street., between Second and Third 1t con-
talns ten eleven rooms with fixtures thrc ugh
out. The kitchen has foar rooms Being in plea.
saat aud convenient part Of thu city. It will be found
desirable resdenc-. Possession eiven the frat of
June Enquire at Horihzm's Bookstore, on ri sin
street. my Cts