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ENLARGED.-The st. Joseph Valley Re-
gistcr by Hon. S. Colfax of South Bend In
diana has been enlarged to eight columns
and presents a greatly improved appear
ance. Schuyler gets up good papcr-a
little too political generally for our taste
by the way its politics don't suit us either
but Schuyler is member of Congress,
spoken Of for Speaker, threatened with a
nomination for Governor of Indiana and all
that, and it is expected that he will load
his columns with large amount of party
pabulum. We have known Colfax since
'36 and we cheerfully certify to his indus.
try in business and his usefulness as pub.
lie man.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-20

DENIEs.--RoUsDs of the Chicago Leader
requests Bliss his associate to object to be-
ing ranked with the "laaer-head" editors
to whom we alluded last week. Sterling
insists that when he was here last he took
only "pure cold water" and he thinks it
ungenerous in US to class him with beer
drinkers
We hereby withdraw the charge against
our respected contemporary and promise
him a better boat than short saw-log when
Bloody Run! STERL. do you mind the con-
trariness of the two Irish pilots
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-20

SuRvEYING.-Brants Surveying Card ap-
pears in our paper of to-day. Brant has
the reputation of being an accomplished
Engineer and to those of our readers who
want correct lines of their premises his
services will be found invaluable He is
very correct in all business matters and
very "human" in his charges. Drop him
a line if you want Towns or Roads laid
out or farms accurately SURVEYED.
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McGREcoR. Iowa. April 70. 1850.
,ToUN CVINAMAN-

JouN CHINAMAS-A California paper
says, speaker in that country recently
touched off the Chinese as follows:
''They are all ire-cracking, gong
pounding, thundergustical, diabolical spe-
cies of the Ourang-outang, produced by
the angry rays of the sun upon the green
scum Of the worlds swill tub"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-20

New GooDs-We notice stacks of New
Goods at Scots, Flanders, Hoffman, Ben
ton & Co.'S, Merrill & Barron's, w. S. Wells
& Co.'S, IIobarts, Robinson's, Ellsworth's,
Dearborn & Jarrett's and several other
places. Our country cousins can come in
now and lay in their supplies
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-20

GERMAN BALL.-on Monday evening
April 25th, at Drummond's Hall, there will
be Ball given by the German Singing
Club Of McGregor. Music by the Prairie
Brass Band Admittance Sl,OO. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-20

CLoTHISG-We invite attention to the
change in A. H. Strouse' Advertisement
We have looked through his new Spring
Stock and find it very desirable indeed
Want Of space forbids farther notice at
present
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Notice
To the citizens Of Prairie du CHEN T. MeGregor:
CHRONIC AND ACUTE DISEASES.

nR. MCNAMARA will leave his old field Of labor
IL IN La Sale county, H., the 18th day Of April,
tor more permanent home in Mc0regor, where he will
be pleased to receive Patients requiring bis services
particularly in Uterine and other sexual diseases.
lie hopes to obtain merited share Of the peoples
patronage as he has heretofore secured BY arduous
labor from the Inhabitants of pcru Salle and Of
tawa, during residence Of five years in the latter city
From the many certificates which presented to
the Doctor FROM time to tme bearing testimony Of his
great SKILL he now presents you with the following pub
LEGATIONS (Which all sufficiently from the city Of
Ottawa
From the Ottawa (Ill.> Republican, July IL, 1857.
10 THR PrBLIc.-I, the undersigned, having been
afflicted with LOCAL CHRONIC DISEASE for the space
Of 10 years, employed during that time, Of the
first Physicians in British North America, without sue
cess After residence in this town, (Ottswa) Of 20
mouths, Doctor Nc Ndr,ara administered to Elec-
tI1csty and MEDICINE for nearly four months, with
suits far exceeding my expectations. I am now per.
fcctly well, and work the anvil daily with all the
energy aud strength Of former years.
In token Of respect and graft to the slovenian
cd gsntie'nas, add with pleas ure, this, my testimony
WALTER KETCHUM.
OTTAWA, January 10th, 1868.
hereby certify that my daughter was In the last
stage OF Typhoid Fever and pronounced incursbc ny
her physicians In this condition we were fortunate
enough to secure the services OF DR.. Mcnamara,
der whose treatment aud to the Joy Of many, she re-
JOHN II. COOPER.
Nofics.-We tho undersigned, inhabitants Of the
city Of ottawa, have now the pleasure Of certifying
that on the 2dth day of October, Doctor FRANcls s.
MCNAMARA was called in to administer to daugh-
ter, taa only child six years Of age) who was at that
time given over by two Allopathc Phyic and her
death hourly expected by all but thanks be to God,
is now restored to resde through the instrument
tally OF this gentleman.
JAMES CLARK.
...... BkIDGEf CLARK.
i..@FsS - CARL 81. TR0dSE, =
medical Student.
April 8, lS59w2
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Jtwe1Ty VIII 7Ts0 HttcHtI0H
NEATLY EXECUTED
M II ID L G A l..
DIR. HAHN
Gprl,a <xli PhnSciHx1a.

TVAS permanently located at Mctiregor, aud he
W. lbe pleased to receive the patronage Of all who
may be afflicted wi}h disease.
Ills Office Is one door west Of the American Hotel,
where choice stock OF
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
may be obtsined. Inquire 1t the office 1t any hour,
day or night,
McGreSor, May 5, lSa2 ee-u
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"Granite" and "Quis'' came on
Tuesday and must necessarily lie over till
next week.
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Seeds i! Seeeys!! SeeIls!!!

Field, Garden and Flouer Seeds /!
WYE now fully supplied with one of the largest
wv and most complete stock of Garden, Flower
and Field seeds ever off red TO the Western public.
Our stock has been made up with much care from the
best seed gardens of America and Europe. large
share are homegrown seeds, being grown under our
inspection, and which We recommend Us true
to name and oil the best quality.
Among assortment II Seeds may DO found over
l5O Varieties Of E1outr seeds;
800 Garden seeds
Hungarian Grass seed, Chinese Sugar Cane
and Imphec Seed, &C.. dc.
From q loag acl ia intancc with the trade, feel
confident offer better inducements to those
desiring seeds.
Those who design to emigrate to Kansas and Pixies
Peak would do we'll to take with then, box OF fresh
Garden Seeds.
We also keep constantly on hand q full assortment
of
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Suited to the Field. Gardon Orchard and Household
We are fully prepared to supply the trade Oh the
most liberal terms. .
Full catalogues furnished gratis application If
by mail ico.e stamp. Address
II. D. ENTRY CO.,
204 Lake street, Chicago, Ill.
February l6. 1S59m3
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NUG,4R GIVE SEED.

UylI0SE wishing to procure genuine article of Seed
free of Broom Corn Seed, may so by applying
to us These seed raised by friend of ours, from
whom we have bought for two seasons, and those to
whom we have sold, pronounce them good but should
they prove otherwise, the money will be refunded.
... .-. SCOTT X BROTHER.
McGregor, Iowa, March 10, lS59tf
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EXCELSIOR!
AUGUSTUS FREN CHI,


Having purchased the right use the above described
Lath, (and the only having such Lath or right in
thus vicinity and with the addition of other exlalsyu
and complicated machinery such as the most modern
andsimproved wheel and pinion cutting engine, and
rounding up machine, would here state, that
prepared make repair any part Of the fne.t
watch maker has taken greater pains to improve in
this important branch than myself having thoroughly
studied the primary construction OF watches in
nexion with q knowledge OF many experiments made
by some of the best workmen in New York uxder whose
instruction l have been. l do claim a theoretical
knowledge aud practical understanding of the various
projections and perfections in the different classes of
watch movements. make it my principal study to
improve and excel in this imporanl business. Those
who have fine watches that need repairs, will time
aud expense and quite often their watches from Inn
proper usage, by calling me and getting them put
in good order Aad no mistake, your watch however,
fine choice will be in safe hands ii left with
have apprentices thinkers at the business but it
will be my constant endcayor by personal attention
to business to reduce the science Of watch making
practice and my increased facilities enable do
work less than any who hangs out ssign,
aud makes attenps at watch making with tools, or
Lathcs requisite have hand good assortment OF
watch materials to supply country dealers as low
New York prices. have the art of making Jewels OF
all kinds also Chronomoter balances, in fact every
part OF watch and country watch makers will do
we'll send to when they have watches that require
new parts that they cannot supply.
Clocks and Jewery will also receive attention.
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
~ ann located in the Post Office building. Re-
member the place. at the sign Of the big Watch. -u
Having had charge OF the watch work OF one of the
the satisfaction OF giving below theif accommodation,
as u matter OF reference AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
McGregor Iowa, june "A, isssnsstf
TO ALL WHOM IT NAP CONCERN: This
certifes that MIR. Augustus French has been in
ploy during the year Of 1887 as Matchmaker; aud
we most cheerfully recommend him very superior
workman in all that pertains 70 the matchmaking
business. MATSON LOOMS.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that Letters Executory have been
granted to the undersigned, the Estate of Alex.
NacGrrgor, deceased, late of Clayton county Iowa
All persons indebted to said Estate, hereby
Haested to make immediate payment to Tea, d. Gard.
hcf and tho having claims against said Estate will
lie them immediately in proper torn, with the county
court for allowance. G EO d. GARDNER, Execu-
DUNCAN MACGREGOR, tors.
ANN q. MACGREGOR. Executrx
By order of 0. W. CRARY, County Judge.
MacGrcgor April 13, lS59w4
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ADyERTIsING.-We find the following let


ADvERTIsING.-We find the following let
ter in late No. of the Chicago Times. II
tells well against that class of Merchants
who prefer to lose trade of thousands of
dollars rather than to invest in Printers
ink:
McGREGoR, Iowa, April IL, 1859.
EDITORS TINES AS yours is the only
paper we get from your city, wish you
would request your willow-ware dealers to
let us know, through the Times, or in some
othey way, what their names are, and enough
about them to enable myself and others to
purchase bill of goods in that line. have
written twice to supposed dealers in this
kind of wares who turned out to be dealers
in nothing of the Sort Hoping your
Chicago merchants will one of these days
take the trouble to let us country merchants
know who they are, and what they deal in,
remain yours, etc,
o. G. BUCK.
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DUBUQUE. April Is. 1859.

DUBUQUE, April ID, 1859.
The above communication is from one of
the most honored of our business firms
We have made no examination of the CON-
parative rates of freight transportation over
the routes above mentioned, but if the
facts are otherwise than are stated, we shall
glally publish any proof that may be fur
niShed.
The interests Of the Illinois Central Rail-
road and its CONNECTIONS and the interests of
Dubuque are reciprocal. Freight ought to
reach this city by that route more expedi-
tiously and more cheaply than by any other.
If it can and does, our business men will
know it and use it. Ifnot, they viii be very
likely to seek the route that serves them
better. Competition and the other necessi-
ties of trade impel them to make their i'm
portations at the lowest possible figures, and
they piU do it, without regard to implied
local obligations to favor this or that line or
route
If the Central and the Galena and Chica-
go Union Roads can effect such changes Of
tariff as will stop this diversion of their le-
gitimate business to the Prairie du Chen
route, it should be promptly done.
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THE partner hip heretofore ext ting at Hardin, Clay
L ton county. Iowa, in the name of r. g. Moore Il
Co.. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent T. c.
Moore the collection of all assets. and the
payment OF all demands due from the late frni.
7. G. MOORE,
Hardin, April G. 1S5owIs j. Il. MOTT. ..
The under signed will continue the business at the
old stand will be glad to all the old customers
and a. many new ones he can accommodate with
goods at ia If prices. j. T. MOTT.
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Stoves and Tin-Ware.
ALEX. M'KINNIE,
H4vvl;SSss purchased the interest OF v. R. Miller
StOUe and 1IM.CNre
Business, is prepared to offer to the public the Largcs
aud Best assortment of Stoves sold West of tn
Mississippi among which may be found the following
ELEV:4TED OVE.N'S,
FOREST QUEEN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR,
CLIPPER, YANKEE DOODLE,
EMPIRE STATE, WISCONSIN,
KINGS, and BRILLIANT.
Also, the following
SQUIRE OVEN'S,
AJAX, BLACK DIAMOND
DIAMOND ROCK, MAY FLOWER,
FOREST OAK, ROYAL OAK,
NEW WORLD,
CHALLENGE, STAR OF THE WEST,
RULER, EXCELSIOR,
MODERN TROY,
And various other Patterns of
PREMlUM AND HOTEL STOVES
A Large and complete assort-
ment of
Boa and PNrIO3' Stores,
PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS,
LEAD PIPE, CAULDRON
KETTLES,
And various other articles. We do all kinds of
JoBBING,
EAVETROUGHS PUT UP
At short Notice.
ROOFING. -
Good tight roof for all who
may apply.
200 pounds of Tallow wanted
also take in
EXCHANGE FOR TRADE OR
Labor, such articles as
Wheat,
Flour,
Corn,
Beef,
Pork,
Hides,
FurS,
And in fact, everything a Farmer has to sell.
1 have gone into the business knowing that times
are close but by
SELLING LOW,
And attending strictly to trade, hatter myself tina
liberal share of patronage will be extended.
A McKinnie will be glad to see his acqu aintance at
the old stand of Miller II Bass store, Ill Main street,
McGregor, January 2S, 1s59yl
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From the Dubuque Times.
A Word to shippers.

MEssRs. EDITORS We received, few
days ago, an invoice of merchandise from
New York, via Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chien, in fifteen days, which is a shorter
time than goods have ever been in reaching
us from that point before. They also came
in better order than goods have come here
tofore, by older routes, and at cheaper rates.
The freight is the same from Prairie du Chen
to Dubuque as it is from Dunleith to Dubu-
que. We most earnestly recommend the
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen route to our
brother merchants Of this city.
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Merchandise.
To the Ladies

TIME subscriber will be prepared to exhibit in few
l. days, at the store formerly occupied by BRADLEY
& Co., the finest as ortment OF
BONNETS, MILLINERY AND LADIES'
Dress Goods, offered in this market, at prices to
suit the times.
An examinat of his stock Is respectfully solicited
SPENCER ELLSWORTH.
McGregor, April 10 1S59tf
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Roofs! boots!

wv SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
FINliE undersigned has removed his shoe shop down
/ Main street, one door west ofthe WESTERN HOTEL
where he may be found at all times ready to accommo-
date customers with de Doors SHOES Of any
size style quality respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage. Repairing neatly done.
Mcc;regor, Sept, IS, ls5snlo3m6 C. oPIrZ.
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Hair Dressing! ShaVt,sg

+. WERSl IElN,
HUAS taken States old stand near the McGregos
III House. and is now prepared TO execute all the
duties Of his Profession with neatness and dispatch.
Having served regularly at the business in Europe be
Hatters himself that in
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING, COLOR
rNs Hair or Whiskers, Dressing the Hair Of Ladies',
Gents or Children he give eatre satisfaeton
McGreyor February %, lS5ar
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SHERIFF'S SALE
WAREHOUSE GOODS

NIOFlCE is hereby gwen, that whereas the following
described Goods Wares and Merchandi sc. markc ed
B. \. Holbrook, McGregor have remained in the store
Merrill Barron at McGregor Iowa, for six month";
unclaimed and uncaled for, to-wit
10 Boxes Gloves;
Box Mitts aud Gloves:
10 Boxes Mitts;
2 Linked Gloves;
BOX furs, Cuff aud Gloves;
Box Ind Tan Gloves
] Box Tapes and Purses;
! Box Boys Gloves;
i Box sundries;
Box Assorted Gloves
10 Boxes bundles boys mitts and gloves;
u ! "s7.t3s" Socks;
pair OF Buffalo Overshoes;
l American Flag.
And wherea, the said Merrill X Barron have lien
upon said goods for the just and lawful charges for the
transportation, advancing and storage the same
Now, therefore, for the urpo OF sat flying aud pay
ing off said charges, together with the advcr
Using and selling said Goods. will, the 18th day
of May, 1852 at the of the said Merrill 4 Barro
In McGregor Iowa, between the hours of nine o'clock
A. NJ, aud four O'Clock, r. NJ, of said day, sell said
goods at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the lghe bidder for
cash. IN pursuance of the provisions OF the statute in
such case made and provided.
JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff
ofCfayton county, Iowa.
BY NJ FUTILE Dcpaty Sheriff
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H. W Sanford District Court IF clayton county ::
Thomas Cooper } MAY TERM, A. ID. 1907.
TO THOMAS COOPER
CSIR--You are hereby notified that thercis now on
- file in the office OF the CLERK OF the District Court
in Clayton county, Iowa. petition of H. w sanford,
claiming of you the foreclosure of u mortgage ana
Judgment for the amount found due thereon.
And that unless you appear and answer thereto, on
before the morning OF the second day OF the next
of said District Court, to be holden in said cou
ty the 10th day OF May A. ID. 1893, Judgment Will
be rendered again It you thereon.
ELIJAH ODELLI,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Attsst--THos. UPpEGRAFF, cl9k.
April 6, 1S59w4
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II EKOSENE OIL and Lamps just received and for
An sale by HePPHAN, BHHros& 10.
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Oh Kits and 10 bbls. Of Aackerel for sale
~ low by ALLHN a. SOUTHLAND. 81
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DURNING FLUID! BURNING FLUID!
I'D Just received and for sale by
Sc HOFFMAN, BENTON co.
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or SPENCER ELLSWORTH, Elkader, Iowa.
january %. 1859 ll9tf
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T0haffD.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
FIVES, SIZES, SEXENS, TENS, ELEVENS AND
R. ] Smith, Jones, Venable, Atwood, John Monfort, A.
G. Saunders Young Burwel, Red Rover L. Guy, Young
L Wimbish, Mount Vernon, Clay;
HALF POUNDS.
Chickahompy, Red Rover, Horseshoe, W. Lyon, Naad
Queen. uz
Geo Cooper Co., Abner McCabe, Jno Cabendsh, John
Linton foil, Fillmore, Union, Lindsey, T. +. Donigan, G.
Donigan, John Keen Jr, Joe Bell X. II Steagall, B. T.
Gravely.
Eucekalight pressed John Winston, do do, James T.
Butler. do do, FL Brazo, do do Scarce Neeil NJ Lang
horne Sons, E. F. Keens Nectar E. F. Keens Native, E.
f. Keens Fue Cured, j. c. Moorman T. +. Donagan W. c.
Ivey Gustavus JONES' Kate Waller T. j. Holland Fillmore
Otter Peak, L. Lawrence, Henry Fugle, W f. Burton f.
NJ Davis, J. K. Jones' S A. Myers, W. l.. Ogden D. P T.
Keen Eagle p j. HARRISON John Cabendsh St. Charles,
For saieby JOHN P. PLEAsANTs SONS,
nl8u 50 South street.
G: v. GAIL CHRISTIAN AK.
~ W. GAIL & AK,
~ MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
ALSO,
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c.
No. IS BARRE STREET,
n18tf between Charles and Light streets Baltimore
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BnbIit Sales.
BY f. w. BENNETT d. ca
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE

On WEDYEsRAf T6RSfYG g N EXT November so at
-Four quarter casks C0GN%UGR BR S SFsdIY 1873
seven half-pPes of C0GNAC BRANDY, Pinot Castillon,
-Four quafter-casks 0TARb Duff" ~ CO CO, 1857.
Samples on morning Of sale.
Dealers and are entitled to debeRture.
100 HALVES, Quarters and octaves BRANDIEs. pale
AoO and dark mixed with pure Cognac
100 BDLs. PURE RYE
so HALF BBLs WHEAT HTfl0NLf
IN HALF BBIs "hIShhf'
0O o,,,-, RYE AND WHEAT wHIsKEY.
the aft gfGe, IN the ron-bound casks, and worthy
100 CASES PURE CoGGSEGSS6
AZ Rsa 5BI2955SEib SS B6eR 8 St S2}
80 CASES 'HARRIsn OLD Five years in glass
Ok CASES HARMONY's Di'i fohT'
IS CASES ANoNTTLLh65?{ + SnnEN''
NorICE;The above Brandes and Vines in glass are
from reliable source and EaEranted as represented
100000 GERMAN ciaSR gsis only Nv IL. ....
Sam GENUINE PLANTATION
V q very high cost 1Dov e,rr
.s'ss !; cost d gu! Iron Safe of neat
Ier%snFour months credit for al sums $780, for ap
49, +. W. BENNETT & CO.,
h=o-ls AucioneeTs
<5554z PUBLIC SALE OF
Hz=EA IHKEE,tQuRTHS INTEREST IN THE YALUA-
BILE SHlP 'MCHAEL ANGELO"
by virtue OF contain d a mortgage from E. ".
ana % y Dana, dated July 18th, 1855 ard recorded in the
Collectors Office at the Port of Boston in TO- page 1885,
81 sales ana transfers the undersigned will sell public
SAFE at the Exchange Sales Rooms in Second Bat
more on ItD RSDAY, mber 1859, O'Clock p. NJ,
an me IN TFKEST OF p W DANA. heng hreef urths,l
TscS Snd to the ship MICHAEL ANGELO" her Beats,
complement
She can he seen at Messrs Cheseboroueh & Hooper's
Terms cash, in hankable funds
n. DANA,
by :. DANA, Attorney in fact
+. W. BENN EFT & co.
n26-tS Auc ioneers.
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aiii viii be sold, at same time, the LOT adjoining the
the west, with similar improvements and
subject TO like ground rent. s nlE.e.&ds