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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-17
Itshas AHectedsCures
DIR. HALLS BALSAM.

We have certificates Of the strongest and most Pos
tive nature from the following parties, who well
known in the places where they live
One from J. W. plummer, vinton, Iowa. Of remark
able
One from John Runyen, waverly, Iowa, of his own
son.
One from sam1 Leaman, Camden, Hillsdale, Co.,
Mich of a beloved daughter saved
One from Eli Budd, of Athens, Ill, who was given
up by six doctors.
one f. ON DR.. A. g. Doom, Bloomfield, Iowa, a Ply
stefan of 20 years practice.
One from Robert Z Shinn, Marion, Iowa, Of a con-
sumptive daughter cured.
One from NJ. VI. Van Deusin, y ingfed ILL.,, as TIE
remedy for Lung Diseases.
One from fifteen Physicians, tfying II to be bet
ter adapted to pulmonary disc than any other
known remedy, as they have tri Them all.
One from J. W. Wentworth, icago. Illinois, of a
cough of years standing. An astonishing cure.
One from McClaughry Campbell. Fountain Green,
charm.
One from II. McCracken Manchester, Scott Co., ILL.,,
he says-Oldne Doctors Stand chance when pa
tients can get your Balsam. ...s
One from Harriet Cummins Cincinnati o., cured Of
severe bronchial difficulty, Raising Of blood. &c.
One from John Observation-Disclosures, cor. Pearl
and Western Row, Cincinnati,O D.
We certify to the genuneness Ct the above certif-
Gates and could furnish hundreds Of Others of ma
ture quite interesting to all suffering from any dis
ease of the lungs and throat.
bOI.LEs, sHaTH 4 CO..
PRoPRIENoRs,
1914 Lake ST., Chicago, Rennved from IA s. Water
Street,) to whom all orders must be addressed
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Patent Medicines
generally.
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The Courier was 10 years old last week
1t is 10 years and Z months since it was
started. The months is lost time.
This is a considerable period in a new
country in fact it takes us back to about the
commencement Of things hereabouts, and we
find in looking over the files of the paper
that the Courier contains rather an interest
ing history of matters and things, social
commercial, meteorological, agricultural, &C
cidentai, matrimonial, &c. IN This locality and
region.
Well the Courier has seen some hard times
but it is still alive and in good condition. Il
we could get all our dues, it would be in
better. .... ..... .r. ...r.....
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OTTUD WA COURIER.
Thursday corning, March II 1859,
Local and Miscellaneous
A CARD.

In behalf of myself and family, l desire
to tender to the community our grateful
thanks for kindness extended to my father,
Mr.. s. s. Norris, during his recent afflictiou.
We shall never forget it. Twill also state
for the information of such as may take an
interest in the matter, that my father arrived
safely at Concord N. H., March 9Th, where,
in the excellent ASYLUM located in that
Ia 9, tits hoped that he may get speedy relief
from the distressing malady with vi ich &c is
afflicted. j. w. NORRIS.
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The Democracy fixed up things nicely 70,
the School Elccrior t 4. other day, aud unit
about noon, the prospects of the Judge were
iiittering; but there was a slip between tbs
cup and the lip; the people got wind of thu
nee arrangement, and not fancyiny quite
much politics in School matters, and prefer,
ing Prof Woo iward, Practical Educator
for President, they left Mr.. Hendershott and
his ticket behind some 16 votes. Our Dem
eciatic friends have our sympathy
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AMERICAN
EXPRESS CDMpANT.

Willis well known Company announces that they
IL have established office In Ottumwa, Iowa,
from which point they will daily line east &c Bnr-
ington, Chicago and all the principal cities In the Uni
ted States, California. Viii attend promptly to the
transmission of packages, make collections, &c; The
first messenger will leave Ottumwa Friday the 18th
inst at 6 o'clock NJ and thereafter daily at same
honr, sunday excepted. Packages should be lef the
night efore. VIM DAGGENT
Feb. 9TH, tS5o-a3 Agent Ottun,ws
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VVAKEN MP by William Henning OF Adams Town.
j ship, on the 22nd day OF November, 1855, -four
head Of estray steers described follows: first
mostly red with little white back and belly.
Marked crop on the left and swallow fork In the right
second, dark red some white belly, and bell
ears marked, swallow fork In each the third one
brown sides with white on his back and belly, ears
marked, crop and underbt In left, and swallow fork
In right taken with yoke the fourth all red, swa
low fork in each Aof which said stears sup
posed to be FIVE years Old and appraised to be of the
value of Fny-f dollars before Daniel Clark, Jus
tice of the Peace OF Wapello County, iowa.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa February 3D., 1852 n4Sm
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We will state in justice the Western Stag
C.Mn,,an and the driver Of the team drowned
il siA!er's Greek, Monroe County, week bef,ra
II {, that M blame is attached to the driver
o. the company by the passengers or any
boiv else. Hank Is q good driver AM
strictly temperate.
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\ fir. about twelve o'clock. on S. .
urtisy night last, con~un,e,t sH'..e t''o tons
Of hay, belonging t. s. w. Summers. The
hay was stacked quite near The stable OF Nj.
Slm,er,; but it did not take fire. The lin,
was Tia, work of an inceadiary of course.
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We are glad to see our fellow-citizcn VIM.
. Daggett at home again, after an absence of
several weeks at the East Mr.. Daggett has
made ample provision for the good times
By bringing on the finest stock of goods in
his line, ever brought to our market. His
stock of Seeds cant be beat for variety or
quality. ..ta.. ......
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Gl.EAr kEPuBLIc-We received yesterday
morning, three numbers of the Great Repub
Tic. now work which we have been anxious
to see for long time. We are much pleas
ed with the style, size and contents of the
numbers before us, and shall be glad to re-
ceive it regularly. We always notice promp
! ty. Published by Oaksmith 4 Co. New
York, copy year, $500, . copies, 81, 90
8 copies, $1,000.
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Friend Durham Of the Hawk Eye, the best
newspaper in christendon, was so enraptured
with one of oar truthful editorials last week.
tnat he forthwith tenders to us his hat,
probably his only one. We decline for sever
oil reasons. We can't 90 after it now, it
wouldn't justify is,ig'.t, AMI besides, Durham
has had so many exciting things running
through his head ofla'e, that his old hat would
be any thing but comfortable to a cool and
tranquil brain like ours. Friend Durham.
keep your old hat There are interesting
associations to you connected with it.
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The District Court in and for this county
c"nnanceS its Sprins term next Non lay
y ,.rs ars 6 Stat, anl 23j Common La"
and "a Chanccrv cases on the Docket.
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County SUED. We learn that the B. &
II. r R. Go, have given notice to the County
Judge that on the ID day Of the ensuing
Term of the District Court, a writ of Msnda-
mus against the county, commanding the Is
STE of the bonds claimed by said company 81
Wapello County viii be sued out. We also
learn that six ofthc subscribers to the stock
Of the sane company have been sued.
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PLASTERING.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL

LAS DUGAN, formerly OF Cincinnati, would re-
a. specially announce to the citizens OF Wapelle
county that he Is located at Otumwa for the purpose
OF carrying on Plain and Ornamental Plastering.--
Those having work to do In his line will do well to
give him call before going elsewhere. Persons wish
ing to get plaster ornamental centerpieces adorn
their parlors get them put up without the neon
venience ofremoving carpet, and at price to suit
the times. Plasterers Of this and adjoining counties
wishing to get drafts Of cornices centerpieces shield
medallions, and space ornaments can be accommoda-
ted by calling on him. at the Carroll House.
Ottsmwa, Feb. cath 1889. 10 Soft
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The Clara Hine reached our levee on We'd
nesday morning with the heaviest cargo, and
the largest load Of passengers Of the season.
Having landed quantity orlreight for sey-
'eral of our Merchants and taken on a goodly
number of passengers, she pcrsued her
way to Des Moines and intermediate ports
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Several attempts were made on Tuesday
right to set fire to the oil building on Court
Street opposite the Post Office.
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Hon. James Harlan has laid us under obi.
cations for vol. 9, of Surveys of Railroad
route from the Mississippi River to the Pa.
cific Ocean.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-17

Gen. A. G. Dodge is coming home from,
Spain soon and it is expected he will be the
candidate Of the Democ. acy for Governor at
the ensuing election.
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OYSTERS !sOYsTERa,l
BLOOD PURIFIERS!
SCOVILL'S
SarsapaIiNa and SiHingia.

-O~
- The medicinal properties Of sarsanarl. 4, .or
, junction with Stiilingia is well known by all medI
car men 10 be fhs best compound vet discovered IA
u,anse ans purify the blood and eradicate all hu
y What shalt I do
=, nave given the Recipe to est physicians In
me country, that they may know what they are
using and will continue IT by mail to those
. aeslrous OF knowing the ingredients entering into
us cSimposi'on' that they may prescribe 1t in their
To Cure all INV Troublex.
The testimonials we have received In i,s fave,
from many members ofth medical faculty w,uId
we 70 publish them FIJI large volume This
preparation stands at the head Of the list of RENE
aies Tor curing all diseases arising from impurisj.s
- system o'ooa OF diseased matter lurking In the
= Use Scovill,s
e rs prepared by one or the best praetIc,, Chow
ISIS IN the country, so ensure uniformity OF
- composition and purity in all the Ingredients
e S0rS6 pArilla and StillinDin
- Thousands who have used the stillinyia Ana o.,
saparilla win testify its remarkable eject IN
moving all impurities from their blood, giving tone
anu hsor To the whole human frame, and restoring
action to all the functions of the bsdy.
Purify yOlRr Blood
rs highly recommended by physicians to cure
orepsI DISEASES ,a ha ing their origin In dis
And 1Ou viii, ne Healthy.
sc.ofaa In all is forms, letter or Salt Rheum,
- staid Head, Cancer, Nursing Sore Mouth, Ulcera.
- tions and Euaryements of the Joints. Cancrrons
and Indolent Tumors, Kings Evil Erysipelas. 81.
- Anthony's Fire, White Swelnys an I'd an ohstinata
Cutaneous Eruptons, yield directly TO its purify-
ing influence. Pimples on the face, BIotches Pus-
YES, kheumatist-, Dyspepsia, ct. Syphilitic and
n M.rcuIial affections are cured and Chlorosis or
IL INSTRUCTIONS in Females, Leucorrhea sr Whites
are relieved BY the use OF this Medicine
= nOi.s.ItS. SrsHTH 4 CO..
N l|a Lake Street, Chicago.
:. to whom all orders mus. be addressed.
- Western Agents for SCOyiLL Co. Prop,ietors
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In all Patent Medi.
March Sd, 1859. Sm
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NO.. 10
DIR. l. uP0nCO's Golden PefE0df.
cal.
p ] l. L S
FOR FEMALES.

In that cos dition, as the
proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
above admonition, al.
though their mildness
would prevent any In
jury to health ; oihs
wise these pills are
commended. Directio
accompanying each box.
Price, 81.
N B. Ask for mr.. Du.
ipon o's Golden Pills
See signature on every
OK Y"- thes obtain 4
iii yoL may dapend up
on.
La dies by enclosing
one dollar by mail 70
either Of the agents be-
low, can have the Pills
sent (confidentially) to
any part of the country
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NOT GoISG.-We are glad to learn that or
friend m fellow citiz,a, Josiah Ii. Myers,
Is not going to Pixies Peak, as was stated by
u, last week. We were misinformed.
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departments Of Book kecDise II
Accounts.

system, the Halls NJ study being fit ed mn win
pirate counters Desks ect, as in REAL BUSINESS and
!he student at once introduced the practical work
tnes anu routine nf business conducted in RAMS
Counting Rooms, Railroad office etc
circular and Catalogue of 80 pages furnished sratv
tously on application to the undersigned
bryant. BELL STRArTON
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psrERsox's MAGAz:NE.-The April num-
b.: i, received. For terms &c, sec Pros
peCtuS.
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ATTENTION! A77EW72DN,
Great AttractiON!:

" AvING purchased the stock of Dry Goods and
u y Groceries formerly owned by Mflligan 4 Bro,
shall continue the business at the old stand and will
sell for sixty days at Cost for Cash approved
try produce. George d. Mgan be found at the
old stand ready to attend to all calls. There is no
hunbug about this, will sell at cost until the open
ing Of the spring trade to make for large
II. d. WOODWARD.
Ottumwa, Jan. 18th, 1s59.-1-4
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New BAKERY.-Mr August Ortloff, in
forms his friends and fellow citizens in an
other place, that he has opened a bakery and
a confectionery. Ortloff is a neat and capa-
BILE baker, and we hope he will succeed. He
is in Laswel's Building, Front near corner
of Green Street, opposite Union Hotel.
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Rail Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given TO the Stockholders Of the
lP. NJ. r. Il. Co. that call win be ade about the
t5,h of March, next for the balance 1 their suhscrp
prons or portion Of them. II Is oed they will Do
prepared TO pay when called on.
IRA r. PHILLIPS
fsb IL, 1852 ty-lm fci Z Company.
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Ss.7lDl; Election

The following is the result of the Election
for School Officers in this city and vicinity,
held d. Monday. The vote was very light
one.
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THE PANIC EXPLODEDW
GOODS FOR THE MILLIONy

THE PANIC EX
GOODS FOR THE MILLIONy
a Infable remedy for the hard times, will be
"A found in buying Goods at the Cheap Store Of the
Undersigned, in Otamwa who having bought thelarge
stock of Goods, In Richards Block, of g. d. Hackworth
and added to IL magnificent Stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods, makes his Stock perhaps, the largest
his styles the newest and most attractive his
ment the most varied and complete of any other House
in the Demoine Valley, embracing every description
Dry Goods Cloths, Cassimeres, Ladies Dress Goods,
OF the latest patterns. Fancy Goods aud Notions Of
every description fine assortment OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BOnnets,
Ribbons, Flowers and Trimmings. My Stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, and all
kinds of Farming implements is complete, and all that
can be desired. Also: heavy stock OF Groceries OF
every description all which offer my old and new
Customers at prices that will defy Competition.
The public are invited to examine my Goods, Is 1t
Is no trouble to show them.
Remember the place, in Richards Block, Front 81.
April. 9th 1S3Sno9ly. J. MOORE.
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TEE CONTEST OVER!!
GLORIOUS
I r | I NJ ? H y!

no FAILURE LIKE THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
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Just printed lot Of Writs, Bonds, and No
tees in Replevin for Justices use. All other
kinds of blanks for sale at the Courier Office.
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Boil IS. Smith 4 Co. 1874 Lake St Chicago.
Agents for the North Western States also deaIe,. il
Patent Medicines generally "
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- - -
THE NtsLA7TARE =

kXrITARY.-rHE FIFTH RNGTAEaf DRUM CORES
li T. the public As the Qorpa OF 'hs seventy irsl
regiment has not complied with the mutual agreement "a
their share Of the prize teore the IAN nsact
and ns the Board OF Ocer of the sny rst esrsn ~
passed the resolution tneDm Corp1 of tbs Seventy nr&
regiment is strictly forbidden either accept or pisy Tor
money or prize toe Drum Corps OF the YIN regmso cons'
der these edirg species OF 20 AVOID h nao
vch they At first soueh by puhshng cha enra In the sun
dsy Mercury n the I'D o May laa from wbcn they now
Nh ink ~ the moment OF contest spprosche7 IN zoe
name NJ the rith regiment Drum Corp,, hstGoy hg9 al
pefBnna nodna toke.s ~ be ct the City Arurv CIR
n.r OF Elto snd Wse Streets June next, at a. n, III
sher iruro exhibition.
cES, SEECHET. Drum Major, fiah reei aen..
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,EEU 25 CENTS sOn WILLS SES NAP OF TIE
- seat o. and get the coly chsrt of he grouu
worth possessing agents Should for
ASdreAJ q, weSa conner 81 4rk and Bsesmar street.
Now Aqrk.
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sNuHHISPED COUNTRY PLACE TO EXCHANGE FOB
properly only eight mss from New York the line
Of the New and Erie hairoad containing about 40
Ind ouding consists Of story house fill
with brick furnished wh all the modern
stable barn and ice house (iled)
arranged slso stock. horses carriage ard
reeepssry implements Locafon unsarpss sed FOR besny
heath and of Possession nuoedisely
For further part ulsrs apply 10 HOMER MOhiAN, No.
Metropolitan Bank building
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TOR SALE OR TO LET-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
residence at North Hem stead l. l. 20 mlee from Brook
lyp consisting of house. barp &C. with acres CT ground
cottage with lots at Hem ntead village l., which is
ps,ea tor is heah price acc Most of the purchace money
remain saortssle. Apply to JAMES CkUIKsH ANK,
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FOUsRs, ROOMS, Sc, WAIVED.

FEW HoDsES wANTED-FoR GOOD TENANTS
furnishes and uofurnshed In locations renting
from $500 SsO for pcvate families and frst class
ing houses Parties osvng uch 10 rent should apply s
many Offices chsrge foe commission In Svsncs, beg
10 stse thai maize charge whatever until na approyed
tenant and then terms Are moderae haze daily april
cAns for apartments ard hopses and ofr every facility
renurg property JOHN MCKEE Sin, SIS sourth avenue
IL OpgeA
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NOR SALE o e TO LEr--A LARGE AND CONVENIENT
u two srd story brisk pleasantly located,
81 Fifth and Fourteenth street. Inquire at IL
john street, up STAIRS
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a GOOD PAVING BoAkDiNG HOUSE. IN FINE 10
a cation Hled wrh dH c.s' bo,rd.rs fur lea
M. ha uing Goat 81 500 WI eel fu
for 81 Goo hs cs half six months Pa-g go
Goath JEkVIH' INfORMArION EXCHANaH
229 broadway.
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INrpaT Grand EX0uRSIOE TO TEE CHOLERA Frsg.
irg aanks--The undsrsigped ~oud mos. respectfully
foruo their repds sud The public it they hsve chartered
ire SPLENDID CNIREsS for excursion 10 the
hass ahhns grounds Ihe above excursion VIII
PLACE Sunday June 10 1889 well known ard ski
pilot will beard Refreehce1s bait ard tscre Will
be u-n,sbed Ish So for the eIcuram 81 escn be ob
plscesCsror House j96 sroaiWav;
Richard LocE wood 6roadw Florence Hotel Hope
q bren erald offices William Eesse IS uutch street. Beta
bottom. 9S Fulton market rk,mas Stone BrosLway ana
ivory ninth a.reet, j. srt Brother, lg7 Broadway
JosEPd COLES, pr,o-,stors
BEBEnr. >tf'Psles9Th.
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w EIIeETFCL EXCnRsION TO fOar HAMILTON AND
~ Coney Ialsnd.-Tbe sNd splendid steamer 4ss
IUsETTS Cent w. A. Hitchcock will her rsgu
lar rips the Gnd after satrds June leaving
Spring street, * 1. y, i2S X. and 9s ?. Pier i
North river, 10 a. NJ, 2. aud 4P: Rstlrnne from
erc,p SION Is cents
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1r,Oa sALr OR TO LEr-sHOP SO AND So DESBROs-
ses street near West street. engine and boiler
psrc ulas inquire H CxARY IS Watts street, of
" NhTCALF 6 Duane street.
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BOARD ON BsooELIN HETGHTs.-oNE Or Two
n gentlemen ee oisted with large and vel
furnished oons OF :he des'ra bio locs,ione
city, hss psintd ma pspeed throughout
thorough renovated aud has the modern conoIsuces
Appj st 242 Eenry street.
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or BsAL EsrAr,E

UEAUyIFUI, FARN-1s0 ACRES SMOOTH LAND STU
Is ated In Wasctester 40 mes from View York city, fee
npoe orchard large Dwelling and numerous oubuizs dIe
wster po with fang springs land producing the
stst crops; price SIS 00 half remain Tor tern. OF
yesrs Aopy at 1853 West Thirteenth street. In the
eyeOinx.
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UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET FOR THE
Fisfkl Lar ding; the house
verookpg tho oay opposite Newbrs; there
FIVE of land orchavd grove Of crest trees good
1als railroad depot in desirable neghtorhood.
For months the rent wond be 500 month Apply
70 orc ar SC1ENCK 81 CCrtandt Street, TO Mrs Homer
the premises.
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NOR ExCHANGE--A FIRST CLASS, FULL SIZED
house in Ihreh street, would be exchanged for
two smaller houses in town. or al place little way
on. OF town. Address g. b. Herald office.
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(yoUNrRY HOUSE WANTED a SMALL COTTAGE
u near salt water not hsa fifty rates from New
York bent no. exceed 52 month, II sbed, S.
n unfurn Ppaae direct stating particulars, boz
4ef6 Pos, office, New York.
yHTANTED-9Y a GErTIaMsN AND WIS, FLOOR
w stb all tho mojern improvements, rent mg oe mode
rs.e; Of the city pree-sd kcierenc6 gwen tac
required. Address j. r.. Hersld olce
WASTED-IN BRoOKLYN, AN OFFICE. BAsEt
ment preferred. south OF Fulton syelue west OF Sour
suset AddEsss Doctor, s6 Clinton gtree;, Iro3Kiyn.
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Hyo BANKS AND CAPITALISTS BROADWAY AND
Ann To eaee for term OF years To lease for
Is years Apr the properly known IS the smer
can Rmeur. on Broadway opposite 81 Psu's church
54xi026 waptsd-s plot of ground on Broadway celow
be occupied by the American Museum
of equal the present location For further
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