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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-18

OF The Legislature Of Maine, after
one years experience under the License
system Of selling liquor, have passed a
new prohibitory (which is to be SUBJ
mitted to vote OF the people, on the
9Th Of June. The people having tried
both systems, ought to be qualified now
to decide for the mselves.
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EVANSVILLE, md.

ARKANsAs.-There is no richer State
in the Union than Arkansas, in both
mineral and agricultural wealth. She
has been under the rule of selfish politi-
Clans. and her legislation has been impoli.
tic snd corrupt. Evil cOunsels and bad
laws have brought the worst elements Of
her society to the surface, and given the
State an i'll repute abroad. The inau-
ences Of the moral condition Of society on
the value Of property has been strikingly
exhibited in her past condition. The
better class of emigrants have avoided
her borders. and her territory has remain
ed the most neglected portion Of the
Union. Her vast mineral wealth is
wholly undeveloped, and her lands have
been lower, comparatively, than in any
of the adjoining States. A change is,
however, taking place, and her long
neglected advantages are now attracting
large tide of immigration into all parts
Of the State. A letter from Little Rock
says the accessions to her population
this year will be in larger per cent,
than that acquired by any Southwestern
State. The einigrants are from Tennes-
see and the old slave States, and large
numbers who had gone to Texas, have
returned to settle in Arkansas. There
are large tracts of u. S. lands still sub
ject to entry at bit an acre. The State
is about to offer large bodies of land for
sale on her own account. Over one mil
lion acres Of fine cotton lands, belonging
to the State, will soon be offered for sale
at prices within the reach of all-seventy
five cents per acre, if within six miles o
a nayigable stream, or fifty cents for al
other. These lands will generally pro
duce one thousand pounds of seed cot.or
to the acre. These sales will afford al
admirable chance for the. operations o.
land Spectators.
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OF Before the first Of July next, the
railroad lines from the harbor Of Norfolk
to the city of Memphis will be completed,
and it is proposed to celebrate the event
by celebration and an excursion over
the whole line.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th Of May, 1853, at the residence Of Sher
Eairchld, in MechanIcsville, hy Rev L w
Jones, Mr.. GEORGE W.lkIMBERLY, to Mis-
MARTHA VI. FAIRCHILD.
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UuCurrent Money.

a LABAMA, Tennessee, Georgia, Carolina and II.
IN nsis notes, taken at PAR for Groceries bought
at a small discount for cash, by
GILBERT & BOWLES,
myi, Sycamore near Mater
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NOTICE.

IL persons having deeds for Lots in Locust Hill
a Cemetery, are hereby requested TO present theu
70 the City Clerk for registry. Those having the
Treasurer's receipts for pay ments such lots, are
requested 90 present them TO the City Clerk, who will
issue deeds for such lots, wi bout charge TO the put
chaser.
By order of the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville.
A. LEMcKE, Clerk.
myIi-l0t yoksIOte copy.
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@ We learn that Col. Drew, who
was recently appointed Indian agent for
the Chippewas, to reside at Crow Wing,
has been removed to Lake City, at the
Northwest extremity of Lake Superior,
and made agent Of small section OF
the tribe residing in that vicinity
The Colonel had scarcely entered upon
the discharge Of the duties under- his
commission. when he is superseded by
man of more powerful political inter
ests, at Washington, and is transferred
to more remote and less eligible pc
sition. The Colonel was the most ac-
tive agent in accomplishing the Sham
election OF Bright and Fitch; for what
ever they have been for the last two
years-either as bogus or legitimate
Senators-they are indebted to Col
Drew's labors; he made them. or could
have unmade them If there be any
obligations for such services, they were
bound by every sentiment Of honor, to
support their ready and willing abettor.
The supercedure Of the Colonel, indi-
Gates treachery on the part of the bo-
gus Senators, or is evidence Of their de-
Ginning influence. If they could not
support their active friend in an ap.
pointment, the duties of which he had
hardly assumed, they will have no pow
or to obtain the numerous rewards prom
ised to other adherents. The admins
tration, after using their services for its
own ends, has cast them off; or they
finding there was no more service in the
Colonel, have turned him out to grass
There is n valuable moral and political
lesson in the event. Put no trust il
demagogues or princes; and above all
politician must not, under any temp
tations of personal aggrandizement, be
tray the people, and lose his hold upol
their confidence and support. The poll
tician's strength is only in his populari
ty with the voters. While he has in
fuence with the people and can contro
the popular vote, he is useful instru
ment to those in power to aid in thei
designs; but once seduced and debauchet
and his character defiled with the PEG
pie, he is Of no further service
his corruptors, and he becomes poIiti
cal outcast. The natural consequence
Of the fraud upon the people of Indian
will be the reputation OF the bogus Sen
ators by those who have made Their
ready instruments Of their designs, an,
the downfall Of all their unscrupulous ad
herents. Bright and Fitch have no in
tellectual strength, and with no powe
among the people of the State, the
would be the most useless tools tina
could be picked up in the streets.
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COOPERS, ATTENTION!

STST received full supply VI ID. B. Barton
- Rochester CooperTools, Columbus Truss Hoops
Planes. Also, large stock Of Hoop Iron, assortet
sizes. JACOB STRAUB,
myls-:w Main 81. between First and Second.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ysTEa@s NOTICES IN this place, 10 cents per line
ss-~=f-s (so.id Agateb Insertion; ~ cents per
line three times; ~ cents Ter line week; discount
Oh longer time.
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ILLINOIS DENocRAcY.-The Lecompton
Democratic State Committee of Illinois have
issued an address 10 the people, in which they
recommend the immediate healing up of
the differences in the party, and call for a
concert Of action. They say it is painful to
announce the fact, but it cannot be disguised
that further fealty for Douglas is treason to
Democracy. A large majority under this
ruling, it is thought, will remain traitors.
The party in accommodating Douglas loses
It's own head, and win die by it's own hand.
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GA despatch from Gen. johnson, of
the Utah army, announce, that no official
mail had reached Camp Scott since last
September. and, judging from this cir
cumstance, General Johnson feared that
Brigham Young had either cut him of
from direct correspondence with WASH
ington, or that the couriers and messen-
gers employed. had deceived him. 1t is
most egregious mis-management to send
an army 800 miles into the wilderness,
and provide no means for maintaining
even correspondence with it.
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BRAN 1t Southern Mills, for 10 cts. per bushel at
retail, and - per ton, Ivy
ap5-d TGLEHART BROTHERS.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL offer for sale at public auction, on Satur.
II day, 2snd day Of May, at 2 o'clock, the prem
i>cs, FIVE LOTS, in Ello,ts Enlargement front
ing on the Newburg road. SAID Lots are p by l25
feet. Terms made known at the time Of sale.
THOMAS WRIGHT.
wooLsEy g. NELsoS, Auctioneers
also offer nj private sale, my Tannery Establish
met situated on the Canal, near ebprrs boat-yard
Also. the corner lot opposite the Tannery. This Lot
is lD feet vn Canal street, and los feet Mitchell
street. THOMAS WRIGHT.
mylS-fS
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The "historyn of every Presidential cam
paign. il written, would reveal financial pc
culiarities which neither party have deemed
it their duty to proclaim. We are, it is
quite true, familiar with the "historv of the
Fremont campaign Of 1862 Nor are we
Uniformed, touching the financial opera
tons OF the Buchanan campaign. Our "re-
collections II the "public" should be ''fur-
nished" with them, would show how boldly
ard freely has friends, after exhausting other
resources, drew upon Washington. IL the
history of the Buchanan campaign was
written, we should lsar- how much of the
money paid for Congressional Printing weni
| into Pennsylyania, and what amount che
deficiency Bill" which encountered suct
determined opposition in Congress, wm
needed to make up political s'deiieioneies."
These political deficiencies" we feal
make up a good part Of the budget, il
State and national governments, which
the people have to pay.
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a CoNFEssIoN.-Mr. Thurlow Weed
has been charged with receiving So .OOC
of the funds expended by Lawrence,
Stone &c Co., to obtain the passage Of the
last Tariff Bill. He admits that he re
ceived contribution from Boston, but
does not know that it came from Law
renee, Stone & Co. lie appends the fol-
lowing remarks to his statement: $500
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.

fuNHE best, simplest and most durable Machine b
IL use They make strong lock stitch, the sam.
ity the thekest and thinnest fabrics. Any spool o
thread, cotton or silk used without renewing. Al
machines warranted three years, and full instruction.
given to enable purchasers to use them satisfactorily
=
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COR0NER,S INQUEST.

AN tie evening Of the 18th, the dead body Of 4
" man was discovered floating in the Ohio River
at the mouth of Pigeon Greek An inquest was held
hut the Jury could find nothing by which they could
Identify the corpse. lie seemed to be about % years
hairs 1--we feet 10 inches high; had n pair Of dark
blue cashmere pants, plush vest, white shirt Will
linen bosom, and under il, check shirt; fne cali
skin boots, half sOed; blue wooden socks, knit wool
en- drawers, black silk neck handkerchief, and piece
of red flannel around his neck; had pocket book
continuing a dollar bin the GRANVILLE Bank,
illinois, 20 cents in silver, copper cent, aud three
small keys. my 1877
fNIEW YORK LEDGER, Harper's Weekly, and
" The latest papers, may be fnCnd At
NJ. l.. J0IINSON'S First street
EpoCHESTER CO0PERS' TOOLS-Just receiy-
Ht ell u full supply in store and for sale hy
BARCOCK & S0NNTAG,
myil Water street
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For Family Us

For Family Use.
EINBOLTED FLOUR. and Wheat Grits, and fresh
u lIOminy, at HARRIS MILLS.
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JUST RETURNED.
WANTED.

NO I, Hotel Porter. to engage in the business IN
IN FIRST class Hotel, in one OF the mos prosperous
towns in the West.
For particulars, enquire at the Post Office.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


ARDERED, That the owners Of Lots in Block
" Ncs. I6, Il, IS and ~, in Stcckwelfs EniaTgs
M cot, cause the sidewalks On Seventh street, 40
Joining their lots, and being situated between AM,
and Division streets, 70 be brought 10 1he proper CITY
grade, and plank walks be laid sane, four feet
wide, within thirty days from: the publication OF tn,
not zee; and IN default thereof, the Common Counci
will proceed to perform said work. and the costs ana
exper,ses accruing thereby, will be assessed 20 and
collected by sale of said property, much there
of "a will satisfy said lien and cost:
A LEMCKE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of Lots in Blocks -
and 80, in the Eastern Ensrgemeni; ragse ,Sio g.,
Seventh street. within four months from The puehcS'
ton OF this notice, and III default thereof, e Com
the costs aud expenses accruing thereby, viii lie
sessed and Collected by sale Of said r1pet, OF 30
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and cost
~ LEMCKE, CIerE-
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coRpoRATioN NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners of Lots in Blocks
NJ Nos. IL -, 10 and IL, in StockwelPs Enlarge =
men cause the side walks on Sixth street. adjoining
their lots and being situated between Bond and Di-
vision streets to he brought 20 the proper city Eree
tce, and ia default thereof the Common Council will
proceed To perform said work and the Costs and ex
penses accTuing thereby will be assessed to and col
lcctei by sale of said property, much thereof as
viii satisfy said lien and cost.
by order OF the Common Council.
60, :. -. A LEMCKE. CLERK.
mYl2-Int Tolk shnfe cor,,--
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MACHINE BETTING.
Just Receiyed bv Exnre

Just IstCCIFeu DE LNpTe 5.
Ia Smith, -rlslf n =
NV Schoolhoy DAYS at Buggy -,--- --
Adele, by Julia KavenauSh.
The Belle of Wilmington ----.ff
BayaId Taylors Travels
The Quaker Soldier. rEll E.r.
Ear sale q
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COOPERS ATTENTION!

IOOLS.
HCST recei we'd invoice OF ID. II. Barton's justly
- celebrated A. Mol, Coopers' Tools. Also, Co
lumbus Truss Hoops and W God Tools. What's tn,
use working with poor tools, when you can get ~,
best ont Tall NJ CuAnLDc,c. w Nils,
.Iy Opposite j. II. MaRhee Il Co
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EhD0R PLATES-A new lot heavily plated Door
~ Plates, just received and engraved 70 order Al
H II. WALDKIRCH'S,
Corner First aud Sycamore streets
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ENGRAVING Of all kinds. done at
h ID. WALDKIRCH'S.
myl5 Jewelier and Engraver.
ErIRE GLIDING and Galyanizng done at
II B. WALDKlRCH'S,
Corner Firs; and Sycamore.
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STRAIED on 10th inss-. from pasture near this
- city, SORREL HORSE. with white feet. glass
eye aud laid face-recently had seatOn in his right
fore shoulder. will give liberal reward on his de-
livery to me, or for information that will lead to his
recovery. VI. A. LAWRENCE.
mylj-lwd&w
NA,ANTED-5,Oc0 bushels Of prime Fall Barley
VE myia.tw EDW. r. HILL
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HpOARDiNG.-A number OF Gentlemen can pro-
II cure Day Boarding at the Walnut ST. Uouse
lMrs. Webb's), corner Firs; and Walnut streets.
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WANTED,

fH'EN or fifteen girls. Apply Immediately at the
II Pavilion Hotel nrs
ENASTERN C0FFEE-lOO0 tags prime Rio Coffee,
EI 10 store and for sale by
nv -. WHEELER RIGGS
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SNASHBOARDS-5 doz. O'Rice's Premium, jus
e''e1 'HN ~ TiiiCKERYI& JOHNSTON.
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IfENDEHS his professional services 10 the ci;i-
= zeus Of Evansville and surrounding country
once: corner of Second aud Locust streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

v,op sAtr op rxCgA yoE-TTiE UNITED STATES
romple,eiy furnished and IN good order,
CLARE CLARE y MS EaiaSt street, rhusdePhls'
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a rRlvATr rANILY. Apour YovING wssr HAvl

A PRIVATE FAMILY. ABOUT MOVING wrsr, HAVE
q fdll octave cold rusewood pianoforte, which
tley viii sell ~ grsss sacrifice for cash II round
reed serpentne bottom, triple moulding elegantly carved
lert ot fruit IA rcei mont board beautifully inied win
mother ~ pear funair deer peScocks birds OF paradise
dow 6c solid pearl bass and all e
modem mn rovcrnents. Has been 10 six his And
maie b. of the bes. city makers IN New YORK and
wstrartce years Was on exhibition nj ths
Cryris PAlecc. and took the premium cost the ornsr
sS5s VIII sold, " applied Immediately. G5pl
cash ntlndlnr cover asd STOOL Apply IFS West Fifteenth
street doors Of Eighth avenue Cor three dsys
Included, II rec fIct.
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a rRryArE FAMILY n wIIIIAKgRrRa aAyINaA

a cosy round cortored seven oe'sve rosewood piano
forte three months and cost 500 willing sell
great sacrifice fos cash q hAz Gold pearl seys pearl
bos- brilliant tone made by the best
and sS puexprcd for three years
oyerrunz bass and all the mosern iuprov Pro-
for the piano Sos only Apply Al No. 10 Remsen sreey
he offered 20 = cash customer. s. WOODRED.
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A vFRY RyAur1FurlY FtNIsnYn sEvEN ocrAYs

n NFHN hEAUTIFUIahN FINISHFN StNEN OVTAVE
"a rosewood panoicrc great purity OF for sails
Chsep; complete and perfect containing all the modern
proyemens via suspension bss French action arch brace
grand GA bar auce harm0rc pedals fhe flush
ed The mort recent paein with rou3d cDruers on the back
well ~ the from. ~ the finish ali the
rich aud atiy legs aDd four carved Ouldpg
aud city made, Ia thor time and warranted Prcs
STD cost 900 such a chance occurs but seldom Apply
&c nigh street Brooklyn tgo fquares ftJ uon street,
any time during dAy or evening.
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FAMILY ABOUT MOVING, WANTING MONEY
IA wall sell their pisuoorte, fu octave, rosewood
scoCped KEYS been used short Tune $3.50 wi
he cold for s0 magnificent tone. carved pess city lie
ATpiy al l56 First avenue.
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nm TO $1,000 wANTED-IN LEGITIMATE
scOUOV and respectable manufacturing business long
essb shed the sales for cash short paper jobbnE
sscss's principally. Aaasesa NaRwse,ww, s0S W aerAa
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A BARGA1N.-A MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND COR
n neTed flushed bach seven oclsve rosewood psnofors
fer fae; BLAND crcusr scale - quaed power
Possessing AL The modern improvements maze ny hs best
city houte, viii exchange made order cypress
w " without spot or hemsh, and II superb piano Cost
$40 pgce $50 Can be and tally examined No
avenue nesf for'ch street for two dsys irsm A. NJ
vi NJ B1he above plano q ioishsi In the s;yle of
Louis NV viii rich scoos ed pearl keys Win De made
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L,oR SALE OR RXCHhEGE-k FINR FARM OF ~
with stock &c. near Plainteld N ON 81. o "a
scres near Clarksown ~ OF 40 scres garden TERM
miles from Ioboken Also number OF ~
county for sale OF exchsnge. Apply A. sShoEAN'' 10
wal
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ITO LET-THE PRINCIPAL PART OF THE THREE
story brick house lag Dueld ST Brooklyn ten minutes walk
m wall street ferry, and convenient 70 Fulton and Myrtle
consisting Of ten ROOM In good order viii gas
L'wes kqvys " J. H. 1ARKnD, " RrVa6Wsy, MI
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WISCONSIN LANDS Fer SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
w Mwauk and Mississippi Railroad shares d 400
first quality of farming lands veil waered and timbered,
situated on the Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad the
Of New Lisbon juneau Wisconsin, Inq uire at
m So Girsrd Ho,el. for a few days.
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ar ono EACH-TWO FULL SIZED BUILDING LOTS
DI.CUU the north aide of twenty ninth street. be-
Eieveoh only small amount OF
cash mortgage Apply to j. MILDRUM.
FOURTH ave nue., ccr uer Of Thirty sixth street
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DOR SALE OR EXCU hNGE-TIIE THREE STORY AND
basement brown stone front house 400 Pacific street, be
tween Bond and Nens Streets Brooklyn; has and bath,
supplied with hot and colo water oher modern improve
mtnts heyly painted throughout and IN complete order
and ~ The heaheet locations Brookyhi VIII De en-
changed for small cottage house. Appyo1 The premises
~ n Worth street. New York
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CPINNDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE POR SALE OR 70
- house a. South Yonkers abo
tersof le from kverdae Station having Is and
roof commanding fine view OF the interior scenery
Gpe spring water never falling. furnishes the
throughout supplies the stables tyo eve OF
ground be bad barn well ed carriage house and
eepng for sane abbcry and
fruit trees the house. Terms will be made suit.
Apply to j. r. WILLIAMS, si2 Eighth avenue.
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1sO MONROE STREET.-THE LET THE SECOND
100 door, consisting Of two large rooms With folding
doors, 81 two bedroous va snAQ American tsgpy. n
qsrs ~ w psensse,
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

ENoR SALE OR TO LET-ATFLATLANDS l. l., A VERY
beautiful cottage with three acres surrounding srounds
forty mngses ride from ferry Iaquire of 0kCh0f
SohEEAN on the premises or Of N. CHAMBERlAiN,c :
Nassau street, New York. -
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MUSICAL.

LADY HAS MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD 7
"A octave panofore original cost 1876 for 500 with splen
do STOOL made by best mskrs arge round full
n tone, iron frsme beautifully oruaueuted has boz for
Shipment Apply a. The residence 35s bfooIe street.
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nEkTIsTRY.-IE EXTRACTED IH TEN SECONDS,
~ without the sh ghtes pain, by my and gina, pro-
ctssn0t freezing This admirable system practsed
only. Reference given N requlred
DH. q. DURklN, b3 Canal street, near Wooster.
SClENCE AND SURGERY COMBINED IN DRNrrs-
- properly treat the natural teeth and b construct
arucaV dentures requires thorough knowledge Of both
brsnchea and fui and careful hand perform the
" Broadwpy,
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WHO WOULD BUY A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN WHEN
w four Story English basement house and lot in Twenty
eighth street. seventh sveuue he purchased for
600 Ii applied for within three daysl Apply TO j. j.
howard, II Nassau street room No. 2.
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L,OR SALE OR FXCIIANGE-A MAGNIFICENT "a.
residence. fastonsbly located, large grounds choice
fruits kinds house Stable &c. The grounds
richly smbeshed, and from street 10 street The
above property will be sold low part CASH. would be
changed for good country seat with good buildings. with
about - of good farming land well fenced,
with plenty fruit well waterc6 depot, worth from
s2 $1,000 free from cncurn and no than
twenty miles, hour the city. Foe further parcu.
lars apply CHAhIES H. HOLDING No 10 NASSAU street,
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