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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

Bat with their present State consultations. the
lpsop.e Of Virgins, North Carolina, Tennessee
Kentucky and Missenfis will never consent 70
secede, upon any issue Iowing ont OF the In
the political power Of tSess states l. not IN the
hands Of slsvehoIders, and never VIII be again"
| The above passage, from an an able
editorial of the Franklin Review, on dis
union, conveys an important truth to the
South, and one that its people viii do well
to ponder deeply. The Southern States,
like the northern, have been cheated by
willy demagogues into a position of inn
minent danger, from which retreat is al
most impossible Lured by the the syren
song of unconditional equality, the insti-
tutions of the States have been altered, in
conformity thereto, until the anomalous
spectacle is presented Of practical divorce
of property and representation. Let any
southern man refer to the records and see
the vast disproportion between shareholders
and slaveholders-the latter over
whelmingly in the majority-and he will
be convinced that secession can not be
comprised by popular vote, nor disunion,
by any process short of direct aggression.
When Andy johnson declared that the
election of Congressman by Districts, and
on the Slave basis, put the wives and
daughters of East Tennessee upon level
with the black wenehes of Middle and
West Tennessee, he appealed to feeling
which his own low instincts taught him is
common to the great bulk of the poorer
classes--enyy of the rich, and desire to
level downward. And while he uttered a
sentiment which could never pass the lips
of southern gentlemen, he laid bare a
state of feeling that precludes the hope Of
popular cooperation in any movement
which has for its object the paotection Of
slave property at the expense of the
Union. The political power to protect
that property has been foolishly relinquish.
ed by the owner, and it is now at the
mercy of those who have no interest in it
The eagerness to obtain Office at the hands
of the populace is the sole apology fol
those changes which have reversed the
leading objects of government, and seperat
ed property from representation, and dearly
is the South, and the whole country, pay
ing its folly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07


In the House Of commons motion for
leave to bring in bill to limit Parliament
to three years was defeated by 1877 major
ity.
Sir De Lacy Evans and Lord Palmers-
ton complained of the removal of Lord
Howden from the embassy at Madrid Mr..
Fitzgerald defended the Government.
Mr.. Roebuck gave notice that he inten-
ded to ask tn, Government Of they meant
to proceed with the conspiracy indictment
against Bernard.
Robert Brown q Co., Of London, in the
Australian trade, have suspended for G40,
600.
1t is reported, but not generally credit
ed, that Queen Victoria is to meet the EN-
peror Napoleon at the railway fete at Cher
bourg, France.
The acquittal Of Bernard had caused a
great sensation in France. The Paris
Monitaur did not publish the result when
it was first received, and several journals
confessed that they dared not publish the
speech of the prisoners counsel. Other
journals gave garbled reports of the trial
A Paris correspondent says the Emperor
and his advisers do not regard the matter
wthindifference, but no exciting language
will be employed by the French press
There has been slight improvement in
the trade of Paris and the Departments.
The conspiracy bill was warmly debat.
ed in the Sandman Chamber of Deputies
The U, S. corvette Cumberland was al
MADEIRA April 10th.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
WAsHIEoroN. Nav

ISenate.-A substitute, directing the
committee on commerce to report on the
expediency of making appropriations suf-
icient to preserve from decay the river
and harbor works already commenced was
finally agreed to-yeas %, nays %.
Mr.. Chandler gave notice that he would
tomorrow introduce bill, asking a special
appropriation of fifty five thousand dollars
to complete the works at st. Clair Flats
The Indian appropriation bill was then
taken up. Mr.. Trumbull, of Illinois, OBJ
jected to some item, but the bill was finally
passed without amendment-yeas 26, nays
8: Nays Messrs. Broderick, Durkee,
Foot, Foster, Harlan, King. Pugh, Trum-
bull, and Wade. The bill appropriates
over 81, 100000. Adjourned.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
coMxUNrcATIoNS

To tie StoelAola.rs Of he obog. r. R.Co,


To the Stockholders Of the etSgs r. r, Co,
have the pleasure Of announcing to you, that
our Company have resolved to put our whole line
Of Road under contract, from the Kentucky State
line 10 point Of connection with the Memphis e.
Ohio Railroad. wehave just received intelligence
from the President Of the Memphis & Ohio Road
that. that Read will be finished from Brownsville
to the Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad, BY the first Of No
vember next, aud that II will be finished TO Paris
by December 1859. Our Road, to that point, will
be under contract by the lst July prOximo, and in
two years thereafter we hope to have the Road
completed.
therefore desire 10 say to the Stockholders, that
have had considerable difficulty in collecting the
Stock calls due the Company, but hope TO have
no more. The Road cannot be built without mon
ev, and earnestly appeal to you, to cone for-
ward and pay your calls. Heretofore, some have
had doubts about the success Of the Road. Now
there can be none about IT, provided you will sus
tain us. intend calling on every Stakeholder in
the Road, within the next 2s days, and IL they will
each, make an effort aud pay the amounts due.
the work can be successfully carried on--oiher-
wise its progress will be indeii itely postponed.
Respectfully,
CHAS. G. SMITH, Treas,
M. e. & L, r. r. Co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
FOUR DAYS LATER ERoM EUROPE.

QUEBEcK, May 2.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, with Liv-
erpool dates to Wednesday, the 2lst ult.,
passed the telegraph station at River de
Loupe, this afternoon.
The steamship Niagara arrived out on
the 10Th and the Vanderbilt reached South
ampton on the goth ulf.
The budget brought before Parliament
shows deficiency of 94,OO0,000 The
Ministry has recommended the postpone
ment of some payments, the taxation Of
Irish whisky and the stamping of bank
ers' checks.
In the House of lords, on the 10Th, the
opinions of the law officers of the Crown
were announced in relation to the seizure
of the steamer Cagliara by the Government
of naples. Two Of the law officers pro.
nounced the seizure legal and the third
declared it illegal. Under these circum
stances the government think that any
strongmeasures against Naples would not
be desirable at present.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

II. & d. Douglass ct ais, We J. II. Adkins e, ali.
In pursuance Of on order made in this cause at
the April term, 1853, Of the Chancery court at
Carksvie, will sell to the highest bidder at the
court house in GAINESVILLE, on Monday. the 7th Of
June. 1858, the loo acre tract OF land on Will h
the store house Of John H. Adkins Is situated -
This 10 a splendid cou liry stand for store and
other kinds of trade, an iw II improved.
Terms-I and Year, credit, notes with good
security required of the purchaser, and lieu re-
tsined for the purchase lno"ey Right Of redemp.
lion L. J. MUNFORD e & NJ.
May 7, '5S-5w-pr fee 81 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

b@> The Union & American, of Wednes-
day, is down upon us, in about FIVE separate
paragraphs-all most kindly intended to
get up a feeling of antagonism between
Gen. Zollicofer and ourself We acknow-
ledge the ability of our friend, of the
Union & American, to foment strife; but
it is confined solely to his own political
family. When Gen. Zollicofer and our
self differ upon the few leading and well
known doctrines Of the American party,
we shall become political antagonists with
out any aid from the Union & American
but we feel that both possess too much Of
the spirit of freemen to submit our free
thoughts and actions to outside dictation
But to show, briefly, the spirit which
actuates the Union & American in its
comments upon the texts we have furnish
ed it, we will take an illustration or two
from his own party history. Quitman, o.
Mississippi denounced the English sub
stitute as a dirty swindler, and voted
against it; so did Bonham, of S. Carolina
Now, the Union & American thinks tina
substitute all right. Does the editor dis
cover any similarity between his own cas-,
and the one he would make out agains
usr We could give countless illustration
of the same sort; but they would all b,
lost upon an Organ whose political con
science is in the keeping of the Admins
tration. Restore harmony to your owl
household, friend Huntington, and you
success will give weight to you, efforts t.
harmonize conflicting opinions in tn
American party.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

s0~ The English Conference Kansas
bill has passed both houses of Congress
and fraud has triumphed, How many
members were bought up, is not stated
but as there are always enough in market
the requisite number was procured. The
disgraccful deed having been perpetrated
We hope there is an end of the Kansas
agitation, and the government having de
cided ag inst the doctrine of popular
sovereignty, it is TO be hoped that no othe
Territory will give the country trouble, b!
attempting to organize under it,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

r9r We are under obligations to Mr..
Joseph Dickerson, of the o. X. Mills,
Christion county, for sack of -four from
said mills. We will not say it is the best
article manufactured in this vicinity, but
it is as good as the best. Mr.. d. is an
entorprising and practical man, success
will attend him in his present pursuit,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
sJ- There are eighty different langu.

sSr There are eighty different languages
spoken in the city of New York. ThOus
aads of these foreigners can not read Tho
Constitution of the U. States in its origina
language; yet they are considered fully
competent 10 take charge Of this govern
mont, and even to take precedence Of th'
.nl.-,s 3. ...irA &c ,,.nr't
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

s@- The peace commissioners arc in
Utah by this time. We wonder If they
are armed with land ordinance to buy q
peace Why not2 II is not whit more
infamous than the bride offered to Kansas
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
Look QUIT

There will be sold to the highest bidder At or
near the court house In ClarksyilIe, on the 2nd
Monday In May next. (being the first day of the
Circuit court,) one Of the likeliest young negro
women In the State, and no mistae, sged about 7
years. and as sound as dollar all over, and tito
out OF all doubt Terms. 4 months, note payable
10 Bank scceptably endorsed.
VIM. SHELTON. Trustee.
april 80, '5s-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
LAMENrABLE AND DREADrUL Loss

LAMENTABLE AND DREADFUL Loss
A Roman Catholic girl having turned Prot
estant, Catholic paper thus itcmizcs the
fact;
"ANorHER GoNE.--Another German
Catholic last week lost his little daughter
Served him right. He left her among
Proiestants, when he might have oonsign-
ed her TO Catholics. He has now no rem
edy, poor man. Will others learn wisdom
from experienced"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

boy The great sympathy meeting, to
endorse the attempted assassination Of
Napoleon by Orsini, has come off in New
York city. But few natives took part in
80 diabolical demonstration, and among
them, was Lloyd Gharrison, the aboli-
ZIONIST who encourages the assassination
of southerners by their slaves.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

MAyoa ov CLARxsvILLE.--we had tho pleasure Of
meeting yesterday. C. M. HrER, Mayor Of Clarke
VILE who is on a short visit 10 our city. Charley
supports the municipal dignity Of his town with
that natural case and gracefulness which always
charac 10 rizes his ntercourss--Nash. Banner.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
nsy- The Washington Union thinks ou

b6y- The Washington Union thinks our
republican theory has failed. Under loco
fooo rule, il certainly has; 50 would any
system instituted for good. The failure
is not in the form Of the government, but
in its rascally and perverted administra-
ton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

s6- Will the people Of Kansas vote for
the land ordinance in Englishs bill2 We
think not, but don't care "cuss" whether
they do or not.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

The age Is becoming moro refined
"Root hog OF die" is now rendered az
follows penetrate the subsoil, my por-
cine friend, or early expect an obituary
ustice ga vsar uut;.1eiv demise
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
" O YH e Is

W 9 have this dsy sold our entire stock Of Csooe.
ries to Messu. p. MILLER and @ w. MACE ne
who will continue the business. We return oul
thanks 20 the community for the iiberaf rstronag,
extended M, and hope twill 30 continued with III,
new Erm. b. W. MACRAE a. co.
ciarkssilis. May 1, 1883.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

nG5> Our thanks are duo TO the Hon
F, X Zollicoffcr for several volumes,o
valuable public documents.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
Goth of April, 1853.
P. S. WATERS & co.
New Providence, Tenn.

Would inform the public generally that they
have now on hand. ut the old stand, formerly oc.
cupied by ID. T. Porter, large and well assorted
stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye
Stuffs, &C., which we determined 10 sell very
low. Call and MS befors purchasing else
where. Our stock embraces everything usually
kppl 10 drug stores. In additional
Drugs. Medicines, Dye Stuff.
Brandies, Wines, Paixts,
Oils, Varnishes, TuTpentino,
Qtassware;
we keep also, Tobacco, Cigars, and a good as
sortment Of Blank Books and Ssationeryi also.
Soaps, Toilet freParations'
Pe5fumory, Rouge. Flesh nalIs,
Brushes, ali kinds Pocket knives,
Combs, do Musical lnstrumsnts..
Razors & StEops, poitmsnnaiess
Toys, Diamond Cement,
Fishing Tackle, Indis Rubber Balls,
Mlscellsnsous and Fancy articles Of every dssefiP-
ton.
LARD OIL.--l00 gala Lard OIL just
| re- ceivsd, and for sale cheap.
white lead nmd w indOw Glass
100 gals. Linseed OIL. just received. rs boxes
Glass, an sizes. @
TO FARMERS.--Thoso wishing to raise tbs
Chinese Sugar Cane will find large quantity Of
the seed at our Store.
200 lbs. Crude Potash. Tor mailing Soap IN 10
aud 20 ID esns. r. 8. WATERS co,
April 80, '56-u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

WE have formed pasnership under the name
and styis'of MILLER d MACk1E, for the par-
pose Of dOinga
Wholesale Grocery Business,
keep constantly on hand very iarEe stocks OF sv.
cry article In the Grocery line and will always sell
at the lowest market prices. We respectfully So
iicit the patronage Of our friends and the commu.
nifty eneral.y.
FRANK MILLER,
q. w. MACRAE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

This incompatible Liniment. upon which the
great mass Of the Attic ted Of all lands now rely
for relief from the pangs Of Rheuma ism, Neu-
rslgia, Govt, Eryipelas, Cancer Scrofula, Sprain.
Bruises, Burns, Scads, and oil cutaneous diseases
is rapidly superseding all similar preparations -
The proprietors give for the encouragement Of
sufferers, the following memorandum Of few Of
the wonderful cures effected by it during the pas
few months. Certificates from the parties named
are in the possession Of the propie.ors, but their
length precluds the publication Of all but few.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

no. SOC tho Advertisement of Buena
Vista Springs, D, Joaries, proprietor. TIC
those who have visited that agreeable water
ing place, We ncOd say nothing of the ad
mirable manner in which it is conducted
AID tho ccaseless efforts of Mr. J. to sur
round his visitors with every comfort
The virtues Of tho waters are too well
known to require eomnendation, and all
who doubt eau be satisfied by giving them
a .rial
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
Montgomery County.
SCHOOL FUND ON HAND
a.. IL XXI 1910

Name. AmOunt Name. Amt
2
lBurnt Cabin.... $2l 1911 swift's......l23 Is
2Rollows Shop. SO 1912 GAINESVILLE so "a
3lDavies Mill.... 467 96il3 Cheap Hill lac %
q Jorda,'s Spring IS 72ll4I Atkins .'.... 1876 63
5IWoodson s....... 432 2ell5 Bagw ell g.. 288 81
6ICherry's Shop. 2l5 38Il6 Cabin Row, "a As
7IN. Providence. .."..... Smiths shopl344 90
SILiberty -........ 1854 0SIl Hunts Milll263 so
9INew York;. ia 81 l0IPalmyra 80. 557 So
l0lweakley's 206 03l2O Aliens ......l........
Compiled from County Trustees Book.
x. x.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07

Memphis, Tenn, Non H6th, 1857
hereby certify. that having been badly bruised
and scaldsd by the explosion IF Steam Boil er, o
friend induced me to try Brogg's Arctic Liniment.
The smart was instantly extracted from the scalds
aud in very short time all the pain was gone
from the bruises. In two weeks was we'll, and
able to resume my business.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-07
BRACES ARCTIC LINN : MT!

May 7,'5s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21
THE MILITARY.

DRADr GrARDs, ATTENTION THE MEMBERS OF
ID the Brady Guard hereby notified 10 meet a. No.
wbsersn street Dis Wednesday At O'clock fer ne
purpose Of attending the funeral OF the lac Alderman
Aiohsel Murray, ksq BY order - 60,
JouN BRAptkr Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21
MII.I.INERY.

JVBor.RsALr rop CAsH-mCH FLowyRs FPA
w TIERS cschepegna bairpns, toilet ornaments bridal
wells and wreaihs and all OF this seasons
J.HEs TUCKER,
SCI Broadway be,wees Tsylors and rhomp son ssocas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21
SALES AT AUCTION,

= UCTION NOTICE j. BoGART ACCTrONExR-RY
"A 4 bO0ARr-Wednesday July 81 at IOL O'clock on
e entire stock OF the yard BY
8.rt.c0 Snnun In West Tauty pinth street. bstwesa
Tenth ana Eleventh ayenues consisting Of Spruce
pae mo ns@ocs umbers Also cisSr aud boards and
usS dcs Ss also building horse hArSs;
Sss posiavs Without reserve. made known ct time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21

4 UCTION NOrICE.-ALL THE CHOICE AND YALUA
BE furniture contained In the private residence 40
Wet twenty second street, between Eighth and Ninth ave
eent rosewood psrlor su In French brocsde
carved panoIore solid pearl keys The house for sale
4 UCfIoN r0TICI-THREE SPLENDID SOLID ROSE
and warranted BY bookcases esegeres bedseed bu
mattreeses dining se &c all OF which will
be FOLD private sale ct yery prise for cash Apply
No 81 West Twenty second street. sixth avenue where
II can be from A. NJ TO 9P M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21

HyREAsuRY DEPARTMENT. JUNE rs, 85s-sEALED
proposals will be received al this department unt twelve
o'co.h MondAy the 9Th next for ten millions
stock Of The United states 70 be issued under The act OF <h
June inst Slf stock will be rembuvsabs Ia dneen
nom the first Of January NEXT and bear interest at Ave
cenium abs seai annually the first days
Of January and July OF each year.
No bid VIII be received below and for frAc
ton OF thousand dollars No bid ~ be considered
the order Of he Secretary of tn with
OF the Unit ed States whose certificate OF the
the bid In all the bids must be unconduon
and without reference 70 bids OF others and must state the
premium offered therein
The sealed proposa shou be endorsed on the outside OF
the envelope Proposas for Loan OF 1855 AMI be addressed
W the Secretary OF the Treasury c. The
which be accepted from ary bidder will be required
bds accepted from parties not residing within the United
States they will be required deposie the and
MUM with the Assistant Tressurers at Boston, New York.
Phlsd.lphiA or New Orleans q
Certificates stock for Of thousand dollars esch
payable 10 be successful bioders bearer with Of
Interest the lat Of January next also
able bearer attached thereto will be issued for The amount
OF the accepted bds the certificates OF depose 10 the
credit q the Treasurer Of the United ses with The depos
es OF the United states The stock will In all bear
interest from the date Of such deposie The interest from
bidder his attorney By the depoxAry whore the deposc
Successful bidders win be required depoeie the principal
and premium OF their accepted bids before the s day
OF September next The preliminary deposte OF per
successful bidders HOWELL COBB,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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n 0OoLDsM.TH asctioneer. Will sell this day (wednes.
cav 0 clock all the dine furniture IN house
EevozNn street. comprising In part parlors suits
rosewood richly carved and covered In silk brOcado
one sd carved wood covered In silk velvet
richly carved s.!usry marble tops mirror
ors two carved rosewood centre tables stNtuary tops
do side tables adies rosewood secresre lined with
satin French plate msntel and mirrors super boil
paintings by celebrated artists painted by Laner superb
fruit piece winter elegant lace curtains cornlces
French painted shsdes velvet carpets magnificent
wood piano solid pearl keys nad with
pearl, made by city makers sevres china ParGn
bsque figures bronze and Dresden china figures and
dining furniture bedroom furniture superby
carved rosewood bureaus bedsssds washsnds hair
mattre $685. counterpanes, blankets &c splendid msnte
and pier mirrors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21

III pool-The AFhICA, N shannon commander, will sail
from the ccmpsnys dock Jersey CITY, with the mails snd
sengers requested to be board by O'Clock r. NJ
The AsiA will sail the h Of August
Il. CUSAkD No. 4 Bowling green.
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4 UCTION N0TICE-MORTGA AGE SALE OF HOUSE
"A hold furpiure, Brussels carpets. gilt frame pier
slasses &c-M. DOUGHTY, suctlonee will sel 10 morrow
large assortment of first class manufactured furniture,
vkosew0od parlor SUITS marble centre tables book
ascs dressins bureaus wsshstsnds bedseads hair mat
and psasses The attention Of housekeepers and
abe trade respectfully called tho above SALE every
lot will peremporly cold 70 the highest bidder BY order
K. JENNINGS, Jr., Attorp o. for Mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21

dENIY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NO:
II % Nassau street--HENRY h. LEEDs co will sel
y. auction on WEDNESDAYS, July IL o'clock In the gal
Iery over the sslesroom No. Nassau street beautiful
collect, shout $50 oil paintings, among which may DE
found his works OF IrgrshNm, o. 8rewerton, Canneau
French waies Van Pee, Polemsurg, De vos T. NORM
Y, Chorin J. g. Thorn, IAgg Tanneur kowbottom 0ide
Peers outelle Peer ID Hooge fieo L. smes and other
rrt.ssa OF co met
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STOCKHOLDERS MREIIka.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
- of the stockholders Of the New YORK and New Eng and
Union Telegraph Company will be held the House.
In the city OF New York the third 3s; of July
at 10 ocock the elect of
ceps for the ensuing and W other
thai may legally come before the meeting
FRAkCIs o. j. snIrH, Secretary.
Yong Julz TN 1879
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ITO BROKERS' AND oTHERs.-A PERSON HAVING
an In real estate wishes TO dispose OF effect
loan H. Persons having money and willing 10 make the
disposition of IT, win Ind this erccent opportunity,
will be disposed OF 81 great sscrhoc. Address John
Barnard Of Mr. Baker COS Fulton street. Brooklyn,