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Breach Leaders.

EBERsoL & PAUL have just received, and now
offer, at their shop No. 10 and 104 Main st., the
most superb assortment of French, English and
Belgin guns ever brought to this market. The
extra fine laminated "Greener" and other cele-
brated English and Belgin brands Give them
call They esteem it no trouble to show goods.
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CLOTHING GIVEN AWAY Almost, by Thorne
& Armstrong. Good linen coats for $3.50; vests
for $1OO; pants, $3.50 to $500, and everything
else in proportion They are bound 70 close out
their summer stock in less than three weeks, to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-07-27

Fly Nets and busters IN great variety al
Stones harness shop; also large lot Of the eel.
ebrated Pennypaoker Horse Coll ars just rsooived
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Fly Catches-shabbona 4 Little yermion 13.
home Euns-shabbona ; Little Vermlllon |.
Passed Bals-shabbona I Little vermillion T.
Umpire w. L. Bryant OF Eclipse" Club. Pttsbu:g Pa
scorers-shabbona, T.. V. B. Hoes; Little Vermllion
ID. Barker. ~''
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SAVE YOUR DocToR's BlLLs-Coes Dyspep-
sia Cure will save The expense Of a doctor very
many times If kept on hand ready for immediate
use. In tho summer season, for cholera morbus,
pain in the stOmaeh, diarrhna, &C., II b . sure
and certain remedy.
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STRAwBERRIEs-All those in want of Straw
berry Plants, for fall and spring setting, of VIM
d. Nefrs large kind, can be supplied by leaving
orders at Allen Fishers, next door south o.
Dimmick's drug store.
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A Coon TME.-Thsre never was better time
than tho present for our merchants and business
men to have their photographs taken. ,The ut
~ the ohespest. Go 70 Bownan'a W.
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LUMBER DowN.-100,O0O #. Fencing $1S per
thousand And all kinds of best lumber at low
est prices. w. w. Calkins Office with John
Hossack.
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d E p A r T VI + n T

Velvet Ribbons, all colors; Elastic Ia
Parasols, Knitting Cotton, Spoon al
Threads, Sewing Silk, Corsets,. Corse,
Hoop Skirts, Irish Linens, Whit,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c, &c.
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No lady should be without bottle of WINGS
LA PERFECTION. No toilet is complete without
1t. Try it. Once used it will recommend itself
1t will not iniure the most delicate skin
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To Rent.

The building at present occupied by the FREE
TRADER Bookstore and Printing Establishment.
Apply at the Bookstore OF to DAN. T. MURPHY.
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Take Ayers Sarsaparilla to purify the blood
and purge out the humors, pimples, boils and
sores which are merely emblems of the rotten
ness within
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Agent at seneca.

ALrx. V.usHrr Esl- l. authorized agent seneca,
H. 90 rsceye ray for old Subscriptions - thy Fee
Trader and contract for JOB printing ke All orders
:hrcogh him receive promp, attention. --'r-''
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There will be no service in the Methodist E.
Church next Sunday, owing to the absence Of
the pastor The morning service will be con.
Quoted by Rev. J. Pusey. Nott "' '''
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i. q. O. II.

OrrAwA LopGg No. II; Meets every Thursday evening.
Daughters Of Bebeccs: Meet oh the third Tuesday
iing OF each month.
OTTAwA EScAxPxKST NJ. 80: Meets On the second ant
ourth Tuesday evening. .. d.. T..
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OTTAWA Acadcmy Naturnl science..

Meets first Thurday Ia each month in Dr. D. pauls built
Donations OF birds insects and petrifactons SOLICITED
,. Paul. President. W. " Cakins. Secretary.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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TTNHE NORMAL CLASS will organize and COM
l. mcnoe work ut Psru Monday, August o. at o'clock
T. Teachers on arriving ut Peru will repair n the Public
School liose which The directors have kindly granted for
the use oi the class J.M.DAY
July 70. l. Sup't.
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THE FINEST SQUARE PiANo-FoRrE MADE
m 1hE WORLD,


- STOKE.-Fhe real Brazilian pebble glass The purity
and transar ncy ol material aurb a,npt them to the
organ of sight. Can satisfy my of their gcnuirness
Something before kept In Ottawa.
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f1NHE NEW HOTEL. IN OTTAWA.
Also not FAR from the site can be fo1nd the
B EST BOOTS AND SHOES
In the county at the well known
BOOT AND SHOE STORE OF
d. Z II A H Y
On Madison street near the Pest Office.
Consisting of Ladies Serge Caters and Balmorals,
Ladies High Boots and Kid Slippers, Ladies
Kid, Congress- Morocco and Calf; Misses
Serge Caters, Morocco, Calf. &C.; .
Mems Congress Calf and High
Lace Shoes; Mems Serge Fancy,
Monitors; Boys and Youths Calf and
Kip Boots Boys high cut Shoes and Caters;
Children's Shoes and Caters of all incest kinds.
Tho above, with great many others, ,e selling great
y reduced prices he bought them cheap, is and will sell
them cheap.
i CUSTOM WORK!
hasa good stock hand of sewe and pegged calf nd
kip, and will continue making Of the best cnch br ands,
made by the hest vorkmen that be found With Mr. T.
Riordan, the prcminm boot maker, will warrant you
good 1T and first article for what pay for inferior
kind in other places Please call aud see. ID ....
Ottawa, May Is, lS67-3m. DANIEL LEAHY.
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The First Annual Exhibition Of the Great Northwestern
Horse Shsw and Ladies aud Gentlem.i's Elre1ri,n P,l
will he held at Otiwt Ill.,, Tuesday Wein Stag, rh
day. Friday and Saturday, August 2Oth 2st 22nd 3d aud
!ith, 1867.
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Ottawa Post Office,

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS:
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LITTLE NRRAILLios CLUB.
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QUARANTINE INTEL GeNce.

Adjustment Of the Difficulties with the Cus-
toms AuthOrities,
Az already stated tho HERALD great annoyance has
been occasioned by the detention of passengers and
their baggage in the lover bay by the revenue author
ties. The injustice complained OF originated with the
refusal Of the Custom House officials grant landing
permits for the baggage OF passengers arriving from
infected ports at the lower quarantine. and further
refusal TO detail officers to examine it, This refusal
was peevered in unless the Health Ocer would certify
that the vessels as we'll the passengers and baggage
we're In condition to be released from quarantine,
which that officer could do until the vessel should 10
th0roughly cleansed and fimigated, process which
could NOT be effected while the passengers on
board. The health oicers prompted by sense OF duty
and stimulated, perhaps, by the complaints or
the sufferers by this system OF detention, remon.
strated with the authorities OF the Custom House and
urged that oil restrictions their part should be re-
moved, and that facilities should be afforded TO enable
passengers coming into port 10 remove themselves aud
their baggage with tho least possible delay aud as soon
as the Health OfRcer would declare them at for
removal. These circumstances were all disregard
cd until the number OF arrivals became so
great and the detentions and distractions 80
frequent that Dr. Swnburne, the Health Officer,
deemed Il imperative necessity IN the discharge OF
his duty bring the question under the consideration
OF the government at Washington whether IN conse-
aueuce OF this course Of Or Swinburne or from what
soever cause the Custom House authorities yesterday
decided altering their course, and granted qnaran-
tine permits and detailed an officer TO go down TO the
lower bay and release the PASSENGERS on ooara tne
| steamship Rspidan who had suffered an imprison-
ment OF more than thirty six house In consequence
Of being refused tho necessary permit to land In The
afternoon Dr. swnburne, accompanied os some onclas
from the Custom House, proceeded on the steamboat
Andrew Fletcher to the lower quarantne and released
the passengers the Rapdan by taking them on board
and landing them at the barge Office
There was only ono arrival yesterday from any IN
feced por-that OF the steamer Virginia, from Vera
| cruz, but with no sickness on board.
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quoten Issac X>zc. gold-fve tons were disposed OF
a. ,so lauet uSurc banca 26l<c gold. OF
pTtes we heard OF no sales. T. c. quoted at 50
Is do os az 4 on private terms 2s DO DO Sc Ike
900 lbs at lI59c. Ii7<c ' 1sN ~
WHISKY, --ftecepts 209 bblx ...,
ruled .!esdy bui quiet wihout sales Of moment
ooL.-i hert ~ no Improvement In the demand
s~ esue with an aocumuating stock holders are ex-
cee,n Ky anaous 70 realize. and the most Of the sales
o,,a.A oeow are at shade prices and sti further
nr would be granted to effect sales OF importance
For.s - mans quiet but steady former dgures The
saps az ts estic are 5000 lbs. a5c 57e including
1900 lbs ex. p 40 doSSe extra Ohio at67c 1000 Kan
Ohio a, 4sc % os lbs pulled ssISc ase
sSc c or fsre gn the sales 2501 lbs Entire Rios at
Zoe IS bales PORT p hip at 5c. average 10 bales
skoi private tems, ~ A ioes cape al former prices
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THE PUBIC HEALTH.
Meeting or the Re,,rd Of Health.

Meeting Of the Bol,rd Of Health.
The Board OF Health held thear reg 'slar weekly meet
ing yesterday afternoon President ScHr TT IN the Chair
Commissioner BoswoRrH. from the Committee on Law
and Ordinances 10 whom the opinion Of the counsel on
the power OF the Board TO grant the Solders Business
Messenger and Despatch Company permission to erect
booths in the Streets offered the following resolution
which was adopted
Resolved That COPY of the opinion OF this BOARD upon
the application of tue President the ''soidiers Bust
@ and % be @ 70 ss
wnst part o. any street or sidewalk the said com
o. employs the company viii probably employ and
Soss or WI other sS ss y 10 hqw
Commissioners SwrSsuRSr offered the following resolu-
Resoived That The Sanitary Committee and Heath oaser
Commissioners Quarantine in reference to the sanitary
question that now concerns the public heath and the duties
President SCHULTZ called the attention OF the Board
TO the TACT that some time complaint preferred
against the Long Island Railroad Company for unload
ing manure at Hunters Point, causing great danger to
the health Of the neighbohood that order had
been issued to the company by the Board do the
loading in day time but between hours of eight
O'Clock in the evening and six O'Clock In the morning.
On the request Of Mr. Charlock, the President OF tho
road he (r schultz had suspended the order to Afford
the company time TO appear before the BOARD and show
cause why the order should not be enforced.
No person representing Mr. Cherlock appearing, and
the counsel Of the Long Island Farmers Protective
Union putting 10 appearance in the interest Of his
clients ne was allowed tteeen minutes to submH anda
Wits going to show that the intended action OF the Board
would be very injurious the farmers II carried into
effect and moreover that the unloading OF the manure
was not nuisance, aud that caused no bad odor in
tho neighborhood.
Commissioner MANERRE moved tina. the order be exc
cuted
The motion was adopted and the final order was
issued IS follows business OF transferring manure
from boats and vessels 10 the OF the Long Island
Railroad Company land OF unloading manure from boats
and vesscsl az Hunters Point, New.own !. L. be DIS
continued except between the hours OF eight O'Clock al
night and six O'Clock In the morning
Ths Board then adjourned
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COyrEE-FOr Rio there was an improved demand. The
sales 627 bags Preciossa 500 do Caprico; 2
do Ms 26l do Haydn and to arrive Chanticle
U0 do. aud 200O do. Sautosa private terms There
aggregated 5000 bags. at from 7sc 1896 goid duty paid
fair do. I5c l6c ordinary do ltLc lex fair to
good l5c l7c. Java, mats and bags xsc 25c
Maracaibo l7Hc. l84c.; Laguayra H14c &c., ana ST
Domingo I5kc. 6cal gold net cash, duty paid Me sra
William scott Son mako the stock OF Rio, August o. 1857
In New York, IS l0l bags in Baltimore 29ao bags Phil
adepha $40 bags and OF other descriptions in New York
8. 55l bags.
CEMENT unchanged, at 81 80 a 81 90.
DRUGS AND DYRs.-Chcmicals generally shade
easier, with demand The sales $50 kegs
bi;carb soda q c Lie, gold 800 do do at the 10.
s soda ash e Ks sMe gold iss DO sa's s a.
81 Ice. gold ~ drums do. at SIC, currency; $50
casks bleaching powders at &c., gold arrive, and &C.
5c the spot % white rock potash at
50 CO. 10 do do 4c ID. 40 bags rrench sulphur
5Lc 0000 lbs gam koure 81 gum dumar (he latter
scarce 100 bales clutch 10 soda ash 50 do sasoda,
and 6oO kegs bicarb. Soda to arrive, private terms
DYEwoODs remained dull but prices unchanged ST.
Domingo logwood quoted at so 81
FLOUR CRAH.--Recepts, 6,S9 bb.s. dour 20 do and
2s62 oats 4SSs do. malt The Hour market was
Wheat fully Csc Soc below yesterdays figures. There
was fair demand tor shipment the provinces aud South
American ports ut the reduction California was dull aud
nominaliy 25c S0c lower The sales were about l000
bills Southern also dull and lower; old ~ out OF
market The 100 bbls at our quotations
Eye IN moderate demand at unchanged hgures The
sales 800 bbl Corn meal steady with sales o
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DIR. Harris Weekly Letter.
Tho following is DR.. Harris weekly letter treating Of
the mortality in this city aud brooklyn for the week
ending Saturday the 80 inst -
MErRoroLrlS BOARD or HEALrH.

BUREAU or VITAL sTArsrics. August 6. 1857
Tire mortality In New York and Brooklyn last week was at
about the usual for that week CHE thirty rs of the
year There 6i deaths ia the forner and 26 In the lat
ter city including public institutions OF all kinds In the cor
responding week last year the morality exceeded these
numbers by 299 New York and by 6 IN Brooklyn That
chiefly in the public institutions TO which cholera
yea. gained NO calamity has overaken
has not wholly ceased its fatal work IN this country
The mostly darrhHal killed 339 PERSONS
nearly 81 per Of all who died IN New York. and 10
- per cent OF all IN Brooklyn The diarrhsal dso
OF a) New York. and l03 3I 30 cent? In Brooklyn;
$40 infants under year old al 81 cent of total NOR
alty died in the former and lei 52 SO cent? IN the lat
1911 per of the total mortality In The former,
and 1913 cent the latter city, occurred In the hst i've
years OF childhood.
The localities in which the excessive pressure OF fatal
chiefly experienced attentiOu Tor ey
ceptiug limited districts OF unheahfncs the death
rate unusually low both cities In New York was
SIXTH Tenth Eleventh and the southwestern hall OF
wards that death reaped ITS excessive
This the blocks and streets that have
given the past four weeks But the cieany well
drained and well housed portions Of both cities show no IN
crease OF fatal disease
The densely populated Fifteenth ward in New York had
only usual OF death Eve thousand in
habtants while In the elevated and less crowded. but
nuisance afflicted second ward, there une
raj to every eight hundred and two Of the there
menaced by the Asiac that persisted In fatal
outbreaks there last fall naturally OF the mos
elevated and beautiful sections of the island These ndca
which barometer OF health not
important their way than the reads
upon his barometer at sea In stormy attitudes.
Whatever cholera in the Metropolitan district
falls 10 gain such 10 seize its victims In groups
In decenty clean localities We Informed that the
warfare against the infection have been
adopted. 4. HARRIS.
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TINE PRESIDENCY Of sowOom colless.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, August 8,

Brunswick, Me-, August Q, 1857.
The ceremonies Of Inducing Samuel Harris, DID,,
into the sdeucy Of Bowdoin College, took place this
forenoon in the presence Of the College Government
Trustees overseers and large gathering Of the Alumni
,nclodns General Chambern, Senator Fsssendsn and
others Rev DIR. Tenney, Of Ellsworth, member Of
the Board Of Trustees ofciaed as inducor President
Harris in response delivered Appropriate and clo-
oueut address, In which ne expressed his idea OF col
lers aud what no proposed should govern him during
~ administration. President Harris " the nrs gradu-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. u.
BEEswAx was quiet but steady at sc. a 4sc.
CANDLEs-owine the advance in spermscet, sperm aud
patent wore held higher. zoo SIC respectively Ada
mantine were steady at 1870. 2ikc.
CoppKR was in moderate demand and arm. Beyond the
sales previously reported lbs disposed Of
25c Portage Lake. s for Detroit and Csc for Bal
tmore.
COrror at previous prices fair nd and frm
with OF So bales. subjoned the closing QUO
tntio
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PoRT Of NEW Y0sk. AUGUST s. 1867.


Cleared.
Steamship Persia( Br). Lott Queenstown and bi'erpooA
steamship Malta tBr Mcs'ckan. Queenstown aud Liver
steamship Cleopatra Phillips savauaah-Nurray Ferri
Steamship Hs..sras. Alexander. Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship NEPTUNE Baker Boston-w CLYDE.
Steamship Concordia Sears, Boston.
Ship Guardian. Walls. San Frandsco-C comstock co
& GO, p,,,.,. -. $500, NO. . 10
Sup john Bss sie rowsrt IserpsorTams aaon
Bark T rurnbuil (Br). Cumming. London-J Near
Bark .n4, s sssT Lans
n BARK M S Hammond. Barbados-r
s Big asiie,,a tI,.D. Longoesrao Ro.erd.m-runcu
Brig cssaus SBrar cin.ra Rio oraude do sul-J Ben.o
Brig Henry Gilbert (Br). Hill. st John. NB-Crsudai.
Brig Rolling Wave. Hill. Gso-sstowa. dos W Lewis 3
isng Prairie Rose. 0ru. Ei,rsSe.hport-Thayer sar-
seIr McMnlen OBI, ou.srbrldge, Bermuda Middle.
sshI. wssSnsso"' caas"sf Somerset, Has:-rsrsu,oa
soar Thos Jefferson Chase, New Acknowledgment :
scSr Nellie Bloomfield Hcbbie, Stamford
sloop commerce. Palmer Bndgeport-Rackst. Taylor
,stesmeS Maydower. Robinson. Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Steamship Russia (Brl Cook. Liverpool July 81 aud
xrrSsd a oysrantae5 AN w.. c.. o., 49,. IT,
steamship Spil SALVADOR Nckcfson savannah " hours,
to Gacriscn a Aken Aug at Pm. of Point lockout,
passed steamer jamestown and scsr Idabella stu ~ mile
north Of Haferav steamship re. hence for Galveston
Stewardship Gu snpion. Lockwood Charleston, % hours
with mdse aud passengers. TO IL Morgan Co
Steamship Valley City Tomiin. Alexandria, 10 james
Hand
Ship Jon Cnsm lBr,. wooicock Calcutta April Is aad
the Roads 20th with dse TO master Had very light bsf
ding wos down the Bay Of Bengal eyssed the Equator
May TO- April o. LAT 30f n lon saw ship Missourie (Br,
days from Cslc,ti fog Aarseies May l5 lat 20 q s. loo
81 II L, bark Eureua <Br from Rangoon Tor Falmouth
dsys from Singapore fer oadon ith LAT 30 lon IS ~
E. bark Lady Bird (Brt 10 days from Conbo Tor London
July lat &C. isrk Rocket steering 18th lat ii Is ~
lon $751; ship Portland (Bs, 70 DAYS from New York Tor Mel
bourne; Aug lat ~ 3D. lou u 80 had hurricane from Sc
70 By w, aud shidped heavy sea, which, carried awav
bnpace wheel cook house broke the SPEAKER boom
and started everything mcveabse about deck.
Bark Helena t0f ScarbosoD, Hedger. Manah APRIL with
hemp and sugar to master Aug Sandy Hook bearing
W. 1856 miles distant had Hurricane from Sc by TO W:
lost maintopsa and received other Light daagn me sea
Jniy lstI lon Is 10 SPOKE brig Philip isrrabee from
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Total. <se
Mining shares we're dull and irregular. AZ the nrst
board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed Sc lower than
.. the same time yesterday selling at 50 co. Corydon
was 60 higher, selling at 81 20; New York Gold &C..
selling at 81 90 American Flag sold AT Doc New York
and Eidorado, 81 20; Smith Psrmclee, 81 TO-
The receipts tor customs and the receipts, payments
and balances the sub-rrsasury in this city for the sx
pred portion Of the week have been as follows
Custom Houw $50 fSeaswv---
Rsc~ps. Rscetph. Payurena Bd1wcc
August s. $500 3oo &c. 326 $50 IS III fl2I035 III
August g.. 5000 1,75s,433 720,4s2 lbs, I9
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A,,,nprR-A Newark, n j., on Monday morning,
Ansust s. PRISCILLA. youngest daughter OF Thomas 3
rnnsrsl tls "wednesday afternoon. at Eve o'clock
sor her fathers residences corner Of Broad and Penn
nE,on Monday, August s, LnLr MAY only child
AZ asrrett ana Margaret Jane Bell Of cholera inantu
aged year, months and days ,,~ alan N. man.
bsr A. AZ Harry Howard Hose No S. are invited 70 At
tsnd The FUNERAL from her late residence 2so 5secker
street this "wednesday afternoon ~ Two o'cloo. or
menL -,...
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Ftxxse- .DorAx --On Tuesday morning, August 9, at
aha Church OF saint Francis Xavier 5xtsenth street oy
90 pav n De Luynes g. j., JONI p. FtxnISG 10 Lfzzs
~ daughter Of william Dolan, Esq, OF New York
"Ss,os-F,saxR On Thursday, August by the Rev.
-, ~sy Corriuan d the residence OF the brides uncle
80 scc avenue and Fifsy.th strost, Mr. RossRr q.
s-ossto Miss JrtAA FisHss, both Of this city.
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SALES Of REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

by A. J. Bieecter. Son q Co.
apooVIvx.