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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

THE CHINESE IN CALIFoRNIA--The San
Francisco correspondent of the New Orleans
Picayune, writing under date of March 20,
says
The rebellion in Shasta County, of which
spoke in my last letter, has been elfectualy
quelled by the people themselves, who have
recognized the constituted authorities, and
tacitly admitted the Chinese as miners.
The Chinese, by the way, are beginning
to flock to this State again from the Celestial
regions. A ship arrived the other day with
few hundred of them on board. There are
two great parties on this question, The
miners are opposed to their admission into
the State on the ground that they consume
none Of our productions and overrun the
most profitable diggings. The mercantile
classes, on the other hand, are in favor of
receiving them, as they create a demand for
goods The Legislature last year passed
an act prohibiting the importation of them,
but the Supreme Court has decided this to
be unconstitutional, and the importation
has recommended. This is destined to be
great issue in future years One of the
| principal objections to their domicillation
/ here is, the amalgamation which is getting
common between white men and MOngolian
women in the interior Some of the prom
inent physicians are taking strong ground
against the Chinese.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

Sur LovEGooD AND THE LoooJoTIvE.-The
first locomotive Sut ever saw was standing
with steam up, and nearly ready to 60, maI
king no noise save suppressed humming
from the safety valve Suthad, in his skeery,
cautious way, clambered to the top of tender
10 find out what sort of beast it was,
when the engineer slyly gave the whistle
lever a long pull-shoy y-y Sut lit twenty
feet distant on a pile Of cordwood, and after
running until he got Strengthened up, he
turned IL eyes, and said
"What in the duce did you do to it mis-
ter
Just at this moment negro came trund-
ling truck, with a cooking stove, Joint OF
pipe on the llue hole, and pots and pans
hanging all round. Sut took look first AT
the stove and theuat the locomotive, light
broke over his perplexity, and he shouted to
the engineer
"Oh yes, | understand it all now; the
darned old brute was just a niokerin' for her
colt2'
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The sou,hern Disunlon Convenlion.

Inc SOu'hern Uisuni0n Convention.
This notable body, which is to meet 10
Vicksbuyg on ihe ninth of May, is now
being saysgely denounced and ridicnled By
many leading southern papers The Fed
eral Unioh, at Milledgeville, Co.. the central
Democrats paper Of that State, IN RoticIng
the movement, says
ut Is time that this farce was played ont,
i Is lime for southern men who respect
themselves and their State TO cease the pur'
'suii Of personal and political hobbies at the
expense Of the reI utalion and quiet the
Commonwealth.
The Savannah Republican joins tho Union
in saying
owe have denounced this concern from
the very first moment our eyes caught a
glimpse Of lie ridiculous proceedings Il IL
. reflection upon the intelligence md good
name Of the South, and an Nbominablc nui-
sauce, which every good patriot should helf
10 abate
Il may safely be concluded that tho meet
ing of the Vicksburg traitors to tho Union
will be ns harmless to the object Of their At.
tack as are the monthly gatherings OF Garri-
son and bis colleagues at the North Bott
clans ought to be shipped off to the Fejee Is
lands
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CALIFORNIA NEwa-A San Francisco CAL }
letter, under the date Of March 90, says:
We had smart earthquake shock night
before last in this city, but no damage was
done
One of the acts which has recently passed
our Senate is that extending the provisions
Of the homestead act to single persons 1t
allews each unmarried individual to set apart
$4,000 worth of real estate property, or a
homestead reservation. 1t is now before
the House, and as a majority of the mem-
bers are, and in all probability will continue
to be, unmarried individuals, it will like
ly pass Another still more important bill
introduced by y special committee to whom
was referred a referred resolution intro
duced by. Don Andreas Pieo, provides that
the "a eeQbties Of the State shell bS
i.sep5 ID ne rest Iitied5 1la 4
peY Territory, to DO cdtitis ga'i
fhe admission OF Oregon, the news ii
which was received here last week, has been
a matter of general congratulation on all
sides
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Township and County Delegates

The middle Of April is passed; the Demo-
cratic State Convention meets on the 2Oth OF
May and thus FAR very little has been said
about the selection Of delegates to county
Convention 10 secure representatives, 10 the
State Convention. We have already spoken Of
the Importance Of the work to be performed at
Columbus next month, and have indicated what
kind Of men should aud should not be chosen
delegates TO that Convention. The Central
COMMITTEES have not, for good reasons, "ior all
we know issued call to the city aud town.
ships TO choose delegates to meet here at given
time, from whom to make choice Of representa-
tiyes 10 the State Convention but we submit, is
/, not time to move in the matteri The business
is too important to be hurried through; The
work is too imminent for carelcts hRsta,; aod
our success mex fall must depend on The
manner in which our preparatory labor is per
formed The choosing Of delegates in the
townships and the meeting Of the County
Convention, cannot be too carefully seen to-
We trust that tbs Committee viii attend to the
matter withou, delay.
Montgomery County is entitled to nine dele
gates to the State Convention. The manner ol
chosing, and the number Of township aud ward
delegates to the County Convention, will doubt
less be made known by the Comuiltee in due
time. In the mean time, let the people be cast
ing about for good and true men for delegates
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

Francis A. Lloyd, } Superior Court
No. ifQ1
Adam Kunti and sarah Kunh
DURSUANFt to an order Of the Superior
Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, made In the
above case, ht It's February term 1889 and TO me a.
reeted, viii oier at public auction Il the door oi
the Court House. n the city OF Day on IN the ooun.
~ OF Montgomery and state Of Ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1859,
between the hours Of and O'Clock T.. NJ. Of said
day, the following lands and tcncments. situate n
the county OF Montgomery, and known aud described
AZ lot Mo- three (3) Ia section sixteen 0l In the pa
Of the town of west Dayton, IN said coun.
" Oi Monigomervi being hesame premises this da,
conveyed by the executors Of David Hawthorne ami
Jesse X. Christopher 10 said Kuntz.
SAID property 4 TO be seld on judgment IN favoi
OF Francis Lloyd, yH. Adam kuniz and Sarah
AcIt@- The above property has been appraised n
eight hundred andtwelYe dollars and cannot be sold
for less than two-thirda OF tho appraised value.
Terms OF salei Cash. N. X. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
Of Superior Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio.
mh2b-daWts
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FoREIaS BREyITIEs Tho Court Milliner
recently died in London, leaving property
valued at forty thousand dollars. She leaves
most Of il to charities; for herself she di-
rocted that she should be buried IN point
lace.
The publishers of Beranger's works ap-
pealed to the public for contributions to the
life Of the poet. lie has received more than
two thousand autograph letters on the sub,
j ,ct of his memoir.
A young lady, recently deceased in France
lius left to NJ. hamartine town house and
farm.
DR.. Scanzoni, of Wurtzburg, who attend-
ed the Empress Of Russia at the birth of her
last child, has received for his services tw en-.
five thousand dollars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

fe6ri Bio LEGAoY.-Seyeral years since
Jose Martinez, "the son Of poor but honest
parents" left his native city, Buenos Ayres,
and came to Boston to seek his fortune. -.
Not finding the article sought for, he bound
himself an apprentice to the art of saihma-
king, and soon became a good workman,
making friends at the same time, of all with
whom he had acquaintance Thus he work,
ed along oheerfully for several years, cara
ing good living. A few weeks since he
received letter from Buenos Ayres, in.
forming him that rich relative had be-
queathed to him money and estates worth
100000 or 100000, and urging his imme-
diate return.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

Is LAGER BEER IEToxIoATING "A jury
in Geneva, New York, have decided in the
affirmative Excise Commissioner sued A
W Drawer for selling lager beer without a
license. lie admitted the fact, but alleged
the Notwithstanding qualities Of the beer.--
In support Of this witnesses swore TO drink
ing one hundred glasses day without be-
coming DRINK Others testified differently.
Mr., Drawer, to test the matter, purchased a
quantity of beer, and had it analysed. The
result Of that chemical process showed that
two quarts Of that lager produced about
one>half pint of genuine whisky Those
witnesses who drank one hundred glasses
10 day, would take down about six quarts
of whisky with it, enough, we should think
to make a human being exhilirated Judge
Folger conducted the prosecution, and be-
fore be had concluded his speech Drawer
took fright and ran away. The Jury
brought IN a verdict against him So says
the Geneva Courier.
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CIear The Track /!

WIE underaigne will continue the Clothing busi-
i ness in all Its branches, at the old stand, on ID
street one door east Of the Central BANK. lie re-
turns his THANKS to all his patrons for their liberal
patronage heretofore, and deoireH to inform them,
and scores of new ones that he s better than ever
prepared 10 accommodate them and the greatpubllc,
with full stock OF Ready Made Clothing, Of every
description, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc.
H@He has high collars, TO Stand up, and straps to
keep down those who are inclined 10 rise too high
In a word, he has every thing In the Clothing
line, which the public may desire.
"Clear the track Rabbits"
aprs.tf Joseph LEBENsBERGER.
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NOTICE.

James W. Lowrey Plaintiff state of Ohio,
Mon 4 o m c rY
J court, civil actin
II HE said Defendant is hereby rotiied that
the plaintiff Aforesaid has filed his petition in
said Court, asking judgment against said defend-
ant on his two promisory notes, to wit: One for
$780, with ten per cent. interest from May 18TH 1851
and balance Of Sl25 on another, with six pei cent.
interest on said balance from February II, 1851
And the said Defendant is notified that he is re-
quired to appear and answer said petition or be-
fore the third Saturday after the 18th day Of May,
A. ID. 1853. JAMES w. LOWREY.
by GILnERr KENNEDY, his Attorney.
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AssIaNnH,s BALE.

THE undersigned offer for sale the proper
ty lately occupied by Thomas, Peters & Co., aitu-
ate on Third street, east OF the Canal. Also the
steam engine boiler, Bhaftlng, Daniels planer sash
machine, and one buzz saw. This property Is con-
ylocated for business, and is in good rum
ming order We also offer the leasehold owned by
said firm on the corner Of Third and ST. Clair SITS,
and lots numbered 45s3, 46s4 and 1885, situate on
High street II not sold at private sale before the
10th day of April, will offer IL at public sale on
that day on the premises. The terms of sale will
be one-thrd cash; the balance in one and two years
with interest. The deferred payments to be secured
JOHN II. ACHEY, l ,,
mh2l-dawtt WM BOMBERGER, AS''shees'
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LR6AL NOTICES.

Master Coinmfssiomef's snic.
pURsUANT b AZ order Of be soperlar
Court q Monlromefl copnty, Ohio, lt me N.
On Friday, the 20lh day Of April, 1889
AZ the door 81 The Court Hon6e, Ia thc Ciy ID Daf.
ton sell ~ public ontcry 70 tho hlgheat bidder ht.
ween the hours of and O'clock, p M. Of seid day
The following described Real Estatei situate IN NC
city Of Dayton county Of Montgomery, ard state ol
OHIO, towit 1hrty-two lcct Ia width on the weal
9U on the plat Of the city OF Dayton.
said property has been appraised At "a, 400, and
cannot be sold FOR less than lwe-thirds OF the an.
praised value thereof
Terms 81 sreoash. No beaold ~ che sait ~ 1ess.
ihan harshmani against William Smms and
othcra. N E. JORDAN,
Master CommisHlonor
of the superior Court OF Montgomery county o.
mh9e-dagte
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FOR SALE.

% ono ACRES of Land in Illinois, on
OO1OOO or nearlines OF Rail RoaIs, eompri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands.
To those having small farms In this section, that
will sell at a good price, would say sell, and go
where you get large tract of land ut a low
price, and where youwill have equally good mar
kets.
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land
In Missouri, both the quality and title of which
l will guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
er property, ON the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County well improved, will be sold cheap, and
city property taken in paftpayment
ALSO, A fine lot on Ludlow ST., between
4th and 9th, By 30 ft.--alley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots OF z acres each, on
The River Road, near the city.
Also, a 3 story Brick business House, on
Jefiernoa, Egei 50 and sth sta and dealrabl,
feAidehco OH 8tlt St, bet. hialn anu Ludlow
ALSO, Fine impoged Property in 'Miami
City, and dayton, View n tracts OF from tC
10 acres. All for sale CHEAP by
CHAS. e. CLARKE,
feb2l Real Estate Agent, Cleggs Building.
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RELIGIoUs LIBERTY IN FRANCE The
French Government has just taken decis-
ion which does it the greatest credit. For.
merly there were vexatious difficulties in tho
way Of Protestants opening churches and
meeting for public worship. A decree in
the Moniteur repairs this injustice, and pla-
ces Protostants on the same footing as Ro.
man Catholic communities.
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Wall Papers.
WE would invite the attention of BUYERS
w to our SPRING STOCK of H
Paper Hangings, Decorations, &C.,
Which ls now very complete. We deliver packa-
ges without charge, In any part Of the city.
dissolution Notice.

INHE partnership heretofore existing be-
! l. tween the undersigned, is this day dissolved
/ by mutual consent, The business OF the hrm will be
settled by the senior member, j. LebenHbeIger, to
whom accounts may be paid, and who will settle the
debts. ], LEBENSBERGER,
apr6 A. LEOBOLD,
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Dwelling House to Rent.

IN First street, west of Ludlow, lately oc-
" .euPled by Joshua Rhodes, eontaining7 Rooms
with stable aud large Lot.
Inquire OF g. n, sullivan, AZ % gtreet or AZ his
office on Sd street. west OF the Phelps Houae.
RpFs-im
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IWe understand that Captain CrOm-
we'll, Of the Broadway Hotel, Cincinnati,
has been offered $4,000 for the Broadway
Hotel property, but the contamination Of
the sale has not trAnspired The lot meas
urss ll0 feet on Broadway and ls4 feet on
Columbia street.
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A LSO-lT0 acres, % miles west Of Lnu-
N reneevie, Laurence county, ILL.,, good soil, well
Improved, good timber, n handsome, new, conve-
nient, well furnished two-stnry frame dwelling
house, out-houses, barn and stablein short nrst-
rate farm Will be sold cheap by
CHAS. L. CLARKE,
mh23 Real Estate Agent Clegg's building.
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Farms.

OH ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum
u i ner, on the o. s. nj. r. r., one hundred acres
improved, the remainder timber Of good quality,
deep, rich, alluvial soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houses on the prem
lscS, convenient out-hOuses, and in the midst Of
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price Of sI2 per
acre, being much less than its value. For sale by
CHAS. r.. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent 81 street.
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DIR. AYERS
Throat and lung Institute,
No. 80 West 4th St., Gin, o.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS IN THE CURE OF
THROAT D1sEAsEs, CATARRH &
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
BY Means of Medicated Inhalation.

THE Institute is daily througed by per-
l. sons who have suffered alike from various dis
cases. and the barbaries Of the old school OF prac-
tce. Dr. Aver has no occasion to speak of his emf
nent skin and Tong experience in this speciality.
10 is enough to say he is the founder OF Modicatcd
lnhaAiOn and never falls to cure or greatly bene-
ht any case he undertakes. He has liberty 10 refer
to cergymen ond others of the highest respeotAbli-
ty and worth in this vicinity, as to what he has
done for them.
DR.. Aver (who, by the way, is a permanent resi-
dent of Cincnnati,) says II is my firm belief, that
II the forty thousand who are detained to die OF
pulmonary disease In the Western States within the
next twelve months, be put on a system of inhala-
tion judieOusly administered thirty thousand OF
them would remain to comfort their friends for many
years. II Is also my opinion that thousands are
hastened 10 their graves by Bo-called "remedies' u
swallowed into the stomach.
Tho Curative NApOI Is conveyed directly into al
the air passages OF the lungs where the disease is
not into the stomach, where IL is not
The earliest Indication of Consumption is an ir-
ritaton OF the throat and bronchial tubes OF the
thousands thatdie annually of Consumption, there
Is not one instance TO be produced where the disease
The wasting and decay of The human body have
their origin In the trschea larynN and Gsopha ag us
before they descend to the lungs,
Bearin mind, these great and new remedies are
NOT patent medicines, and can only be obtuined o
DR.. Aver eIectually and permanently cures Ca
tarrh, and furnishes prompt and reliable cure fol
this disease, which all can use for themselves
wherever they may be- DR., Ayers Cough "Cordiap
Ia a sure remedy for the worst cough, Who can b,
so rash preudeed, so unjust to their riends,
neguBenI OF lhelf llNeh anu TO nehl
tate when timely application will restore to heatl
aud ward of hopeless illness and untimely DEATH
Call In season while there IL hope.
Where It is impossible for parties to visit and re
main under my treatment, theV may write as full
history of their possible, and Will send PEE
Express TO ANY part of the country such medicine
as ere desired,
UPON RECEIPT OF FIVE DOLLARS,
viii send a written opinion respecting any cas-
aubmittad to me, and also package of medicine. II
and description Of the case as possible. Address,
l. w. AVER, M. d.
Surgeon and Physician, "Throat and Lung Institute
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MERCHANTS
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, 400, 900.


ID x II g T o X 3.
Mark poward
s. Woodruff tprest Woodruff & Beach I. Coz
James Bolter, COS q. II. Northam & CO..
y. Roberts, (Of Kcnoys. Roberts A Goodwin.)
Guy X. Phelps (soc'y. Conn. Life Ins. CO..
Timothy sheldon, Contractor aud Builder)
Jamos Z. Foster, Prest MeohS Say. Bankl
Sidney White, (or Spencer, White 4 Col
Charles 7. Hillyer, Prest. Charter Oak Bank)
Eliiih II, Owen, (Of bay, Owen 4 Coz
Homer blanchard, (0f II Blanchard 4 Coz
Richard d. Hubbard, Estate Attorney.)
NJ. NJ. Merriman, (0f J. q NJ. Morriman)
William l. Collins, (0f Collins, Brothers \ Co.
VIII. d. Calender, Cashier Of State Bank.)
MARX HOWARD, Prese.
p. THOMAS LoRDELI, seo'y.
Applications received by
CHAS. r.. CLARK Agent,
Third street, Daytol ohio.
Would refer TO
n. b. Darst, Esq. (of Darst " uerchelrode.
John Lytle, ESQ. ,(of Perrine Lytlc Il shaw
and other merchants, who are acquainted with the
business men of Hartford. mh2t
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For sale Gle p.

A PLEASANT Residence, corner 4th and
II Charter streets. Lot well Improved, and OF
good size. House frame and nearly new. Conve-
nlcnt out-building.
ALSO,
A fine Lot on % street, below Perry, adjoining the
residence Of X. Arson More, Terms easy
CHAS, T. CLARKE,
mhsl Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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nal-F For Locals, Telegraph, and other
matters OF interest and Information, sec
First and Fourth Pages.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

MabteT commissioner q 5ate.
David A. Warehom, Superior Court,
Vs. No. ll6l
Alexander SwNynie, et al,
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, made ia the
above case, at It's February ter 1909 and TO me di
rected, wi Offer at public auction at the door OF
the Court House, in the city OF Dayton In the coun-
ty Of Montgomery and state Of ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1859,
between the houra of and O'Clock p. NJ. of said
DAY, the following Real Estate, to wit; Lot No. one
hundred and forty-two (l42) ON Map X, made by
John II, Grand, William Price, and WIN. lrossman,
Commissioners appointed Ivy the Com. Pleas Court OF
Hamilton county, Ohio, 10 make partition OF the
property belonging to the Find oy heirs In Montgom-
cry county Ohio Said lot fronts the north side Of
Frsts st., Dayton, in said Montgomery county, twenty
poles and running back 10 the Lake Erie andAad Riv
er Rail Road, In "a Montgomery county, Ohio, con-
tanning live and one hundred and twenty poles.
Said property is TO be sold on judgment in favor
OF David A. aehAm, against Alexander swaynie,
ct. al. The absye property has been appraised at
Sl0O1 49, and cannot be sold for less than twothirds
of the appraised value.
Terms OF sale, Cash. N. T.. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
OF superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio.
M. z BUrTERrIELD, Atty for Plaintiff
mh1b- duWtR
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No. 1889.
superi 4 Court Of Montgomery County.
Ohio.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
No. 1882.

3uperi Court of Montgomery County
Ohio
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Herbert S Williams, vs.. Warren Warner
and others.
DURSUANT 70 an order Of the Snperior
4 Court Of Montgomery county, OHIO, TO me NJ.
rectc Will sell Al public auction 40 the door of the
Couii House, Ia the city Of Dayton, In atid county
Of Montgomery, on
Saturday, April, 30, 1859,
between the hours OF and clock p NJ the follow
ing lands and tenements; situate In the county OF
Montgomery, and State OF Ohio, In the southeast
quarter OF section number Ave, town one range six
east, Sc and described as follows Beginningon the
south line Of said section, at the southwest corner
OF John HiVecy'B nine acre lot; thence N. dl{o w
fOrty-eight pocs TO said HiYelcy'H N. w. corner
thenceS S5f Q W. 1871 poles to stone; thence s.
tGo E. forty-sevcn and eghtydveh hundred ths po'ea
TO the south line OF said section; thence ~ see r.
1871 poles to the place OF beginning
Appraised at s700 and cannot be sold for less than
two-thir!s OF the appraised alue. Terms OF Sale
Cash.
StidlOt containshve acres, with house and other
improYene It's thcreoni Is situated In the Miami
bottom, mile south OF Greencastie, and miles
southwest of DaJ ton s rich soil and excellent for
gardening JOHN SCoTr
Master Commissioner
of superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio.
BoLTIE igLvfLLE, Mt'ya for PIN.
mh2B-tlaWtE
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City PRoPnRTY.

THE large new Brick Dwelling House,
l. built by Henry Kimes, corner ST. Clair and Wa
ter streets. The House is very cOmmodlous; fur
niahed with the necessary eonveninees and appian-
ces for comfort, and furnished handsomely In the
modern style. VIII be sold very low for cssh and
easy payments, on application 70
CHAS. r.. CLARKE,
mh93 Real and General Estate Agent, Sd It,
A LS0-A handsome Residence on jth ST.,
u between Main and Ludlow; story Brick well
furnished au handsomely improved yard. Pay
ments easy. CHAS, u. CLARKE,
mh2s Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building 5d st.