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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-20
New York Produce Market.
New YORK, June Is.

New YORK, June Is.
COTTON-sales 800 bales mid. uplands 2l3s
FLOUR-state 550a660; round hoop Ohio 600 a625 /;
western 550d700; southern 650al0.00
WHEAT-saes 5000 bu; No spring l401l40:
No. = do 1856 lS6; winter red and amber western,
l4l 9l49.
CORN-new mixed western, 95sl02; old do Io7
in store.
OArS-state 70g72; western 81 96i.
PORK-mess, 80. 10; prime, % IS.
LARD-steam, 1873 kettle, 1873.
BUTTER-Ohio, l4d27; state, 20932.
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Railroad Accident,
NORWICH, Conn, JIM

NORWICH, tOnn., June 10.
John NJ. Arnold, who was struck by an
engine on the ii. p. & f. Railroad, at Dia
mond Ledge, crossing on the 18th inst, as
reported, died of his injuries about 2 O'Clock
the same night. Mr.. Arnold was a native of
Hamstead n. Y, and leaves ten children
who are now orphans of both parents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-20

DoS'T Poison year head with those miserable,
filthy compounds which have done much mis-
chief, but use NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE which
cleanses the scalp, restores gray hair, and checks
the hair from falling OF. 1t is perfectly clean and
contains nothing injurious. See advertisement.
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Dieb.

In this city, 18th inst, Charles ii. Wills, son of
Fri Wills, aged % years months.
In Dexter, 3D. inst, Amelia +. Witherell daughter
of Rev. j. +, Witherel aged p years and mos.
In Exeter, 9th inst, Edward w. All, aged IL
wears; IL months and days.
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Hot Day.
New HAVEN. June Is.

New HAVEN, June Is.
The heat was very severe here on Satur-
day. The thermometer registering over 80
in the shade. One case of sun stroke oc-
cured, but it was not fatal
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FROM BOSTON.
BosToS, Mass, June Is.

James +. Button, member of the Boston
fire Department. died in the hospital to-day.
from injuries received by falling from a build
inc.
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FROM PORTLAND,
PORTLAND, Me, June Is.
Obituary.

Luther Dana, Esq, one of our oldest and
most respected merchants, died this morning,
at the age of seventy-egbt. lie was actively
engaged in business for 81 years.
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Sad Accident.

Edward Cotter, a railroad employee, was
crushed to death in Lowell last night, while
Stacking cars.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, June 10.
FLOUR-spring extras 49os625.
WIIEAT-No. 2, 12014.
CORN-No. 2, So.
OATS--49si for No2.
MESS PORK--29.50.
BARLEY-56 for No.3.
IARD-IH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-20

Every family needs to keep IN the house some
thing that will headache, toothache, ague
pains lameness, bruises, cramps, and other kinds
of pam and suffering, and what is there good as
Renne's Pain-kiiling Magic Oil. Try it. Sold by
Titcomb. t&Wlw. junel4
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Sperial Notices.
A CARD,

The officers and soldiers of the National Military
Asylum tender their compliments and thanks to the
ladies of Augusta for their liberal contribution of
beautiful flowers for the Decoration services the
lTth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-20
Decoration ut HallOWeil.

The beautiful ceremony of decorating the
soldiers graves was observed at lIallowell
Friday afternoon, in an unostentatious and
highly appropriate manner. Capt. J. S. Snow
was Marshal on the occasion. Flowers
in abundance and beautifully arranged,
were furnished by the ladies of the city.
The imposing monument erected to the mem
DRY of the soldiers from that city who fell dur
ing the war, was adorned with wreaths, ever
greens, and draped in the national flag. The
IIallowell Cornet Band discoursed excellent
music Exercises were begun at the monu-
ment by brief address by Maj. +. Rowell,
who was followed by the Rev. c. Fuller, who
offered prayer. Remarks suited to the occas-
ron were made by Revs. A. r. Crane and G..
Fuller before large audience of the citizens.
The graves of the following soldiers were
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Fresh Sensations for 1870.
WILL EXHIBIT IN
Hallowell, Saturday, June Is.
The opulent resources of this
Superb Capitalization of Arenic Talent

10 dellght and amuse are Of "A character quite new
IN TINS country. The Exhibitions this season will
be enriched and adorned by Performers inimitable
III their special roles and the spcndor of the En-
tertdnncnts Will be enhanced by every accessory
requisite To- make them elegant in style and finish,
and magnificent in their general character.
The great varietyof celebrated Performers in the
Troupe Is potent to sustain the elevated standard OF
excellence acquired by this popular Circus.
\ perusal of the annexed list of famous actors
will serve as palpable evidences to confirm the
promise, that the attained emincnce and conspicu-
Gus superiority of Stone & Murray5 Circus will be
amply maintained this Season.
Behold the attractions:
Exhibitions will he given Afternoon and
Commencing at and IA o'clock. Doors open one
hour previous.
Admission 80 Cents Children uEsier ten years.
- Cents.
Hs-ln orderto crafty the innate desire implanted
in the human mind for witnessing
Sensational Spectacles,
STONE 4 MURRAY will Introduce TWO NEW
EXCITEMENTs
Free to the Public !
THE FIRST will be presented on the morning of
the Exhibition day in the form Of
Grand Street Pageant,
Preceded by the ELEGANT BAND CHARIOT
containing PROF. o. 4. PERRY'S FAMED OR
CifE>TRA,
Drawn by 40 Horses
Managed by the great Maitre du Cheval, Mons. J.
I'll. PAUL. This rare sight will be crcumvested
with too many wonders 10 be minutely described in
the limits of Il newspaper advertisement; therefore,
the reader Is referred TO THE PARADE itself for
additional particulars
The Second Free Exhibition
Up in the Air
BY the daring Funambuist, Mile jeanette Ellsler,
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LOST

DETWEEN the Mansion House in this city and
ID South China, by way of Bolton hill, ON Friday
morning, IA BLANK Book with paper cover, con-
tanning about $40 in money, with the owners name
and address in the back OF the blank book. Who
ever will return the same to this Office will be suit
t:It -iune2Os
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The caterpillars that devasted apple trees
for some years past, have almost entirely dis
appeared
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w. Sherman.

Benediction was pronounced Rev. c. Fuller.
The attendance was large, and everything
passed off in an appropriate and impressive
manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-20

Some of the landmarks, that have stood so
long defying the elements, arc being removed
or renovated. Thos. S. Bartlett, having pur-
chased the old Lombard house on State street,
has removed it from the position it has held
so many years to new foundations prepared
for its reception in the gully on State street,
just north of Mr.. Bartlett's residence. The
building was started Friday morning, and will
be put in its new position to-day The
work of removal was well done by Mr. Chas.
Luce of Kendall's Mills. The house is to be
fitted up as double tenement. fine
dwelling house is to be built on the lot from
which it was removed, by the heirs of the late
VIM. II. Lombard.
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Master George Cooke,
The artistic and graceful principal rider
Mr.. Eugene Leach,
The remarkably skillfu and fearless Gymnast.
Mr.. r. Lamont,
The gifted Exponent of Pancratc Exercises.
Mr.. Henry Lockwood,
The model Athlete.
Mr.. George H. Edwards,
The versatile Pantomimic Wonder.
The above performers will be assisted by such
subordinate aids win be required to give ecta to
the varied acts.
Mr.. John H. Murray,
The unequaled Equestrian Director, will personal.
ly superntend the Entertainments, guarantee that
they will be given entirely devoid of Objectionable
features, and invested with the characteristics of
refinement and purity in their representation.
E1rTHE POPULAR RULES inaugurated sever
al years ago by stone Murray for the preserva.
ton of strict order in their Pavilion will be adopted
this season. No Smoking allowed in the Pavilion.
Remember day and date.
Will exhibit in
Brunswick, June ~.
Bath, June ~.
marisc otta, June ~.
ROckland, June IS.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.

by the Western Union Line--Ofices in Hendee's
Building opposite the Post OficC, and at the State
Housed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-20

PARIS, June Is.
4 deputation of cotton manufacturers of
Manchester, have arrived here to give testi-
mony to the authorities, as to the unfavora-
bic effect of the French treaty on the cotton
trade. The strikers are extending, and the
newspapers announce this evening that the
washwomen of this city have Joined in the
strike.
Rome advices of the 18th inst. state that
the discussion on the infallibility dogma, chap
ter by chapter, begin to-day.
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FOUND =

ON Thursday forenoon last, a Memorandum
~ Book, containing a small amount of money.
The owner can have the same by proving property
and paying charges. JOHN III. HUSSEY,
Augusta, June Is 1870. t3t-june20s
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
LONDON, June is,

LONDON, June Is.
An envoy has gone to Rome to secure the
settlement of the quarrel between the Mica
raguan government and the clergy.
The Queen has returned to Winds or.
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Walk from the Ground to the Apex O.
the Circus Pavilion, and return,
on a Slender Cord ,

This startling Gratutous Performance of Con
summate Daring will commence about Il 80. noon,
and the unique nature of the Feat cannot fail to
command the attention of the citizens of this vcin-
ity.
A9~For Diet tll- Of these Dual Sensations, see the
various Pictorial Descriptive Bills and Program
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of the world who will exhibit for the first season in
America his marvellous feats OF Equitation ON
Six Naked Horses !
In addition to his other accomplishments of bril-
liant equestrianiem.
Mhe Emile Henrietta Cooke,
Comics sedly the most dashing, daring, and finished
Equestrienne III the world.
Mile jeanette Ellsler.
The astonishing and beautiful Tight-Rope Dam
seuse.
Miss Emily Cooke.
The Elegant English Manage Equesu1enne.
Mr. Nat Austin,
The favorite Vocal Humorist and Paragrammatic
Comedian.
Mr. Den Stone,
The popular American Clown and Fun-Maker.
The Snow Brothers,
Benjamin, William and Alfred the unparalleled
Equbrists and ACrobats.
Mr.. VIM. Ducrow,
The Intrepid Performer on the Corde volante, and
his
Infantile Son, Georgia,
The bravest juvenile Equestrian in existence.
Mr.. Chas. Bliss,
The acknowledged Champion Tumbler of the
World.
Mr. VIM. Franklin,
The Paragon of Somersaut Equestrians.
Sig. Columbus,
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POISONED
THE DIAMOND GLASSES

Which now offered to the public, are pronounced
by all the celebrated Opticansof the World to be
Tho Most Perfect,
Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ever
known.
They are ground under their own supervision,
from minute Crystal Pebbles melted together, and
derive their name Diamond y on account of their
hardness and brillancy.
The Scientific Principle
On which they constructed brings the core
centre Of the lens directly in front of the eye, pro
dueing clear and ds' met vision, as in the natural
healthy sight, and pre- emitting all unpleasant sensa
lions such gimme ng and wavering of sight
dizziness, &c. peculiar TO all Others in use.
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner,
In frames the best quality, of all materials used
for that purpose,
THEIR FINISH md Durability
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
CAUTIoN.-None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
S. \. RUSSELL, Je,ceiler and OpticiGn, is Sole
agent for 1ugusta, Maine,
From whom they can only be obtained. These
goods not supplied to Pedlars at amy price.
maylI-ly
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FROM WATERVILLE.
Work.
VAUDEVILLE, Me-, June 10.

Especial Despatch to the Daily Kennebec Journal.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June Is.
Gold closed at 1928
, 1870-04-03
CITY REAL ESTATE,

EToRsA1EzBY r. COLE & BON, ZEAL ESTATE
Rrtek fAo1sc Nod 1t. Aix and WAshnxtoo-Fta-
ely.
stnrc and lot ea1l1s fcrs. No es South Halted
Madison.
vi Walnut+t. +D.lD fret ..
Ou Ef!es1 It. second hou.c wcat u Ne1tc1nAr.. a1x
E1 ls.t. 'front.' noFsh. IL roonia
III New tHf1J .1r-. 1tIln fret, r.
htitk houAc and lot corner Of May
ntNlI pAFtrtl AID rAnts.t, sh1 lu0 frrt, barn &C.
~ Washington It. G1laj. au tmpfuvrtncuts
foot. ~
4.1iao foes ftcastnk j+acrson Park
We have hosyes ranging from a.tI 70 aE, 90; lot
9ron k1N to - 4N each, ali uycr the Wcst btrialon
rs!tlss p1syh assns Will do well to siyc = call p
1t1pM kALE-HY ENOS AYRES, REAL ESTATE
L. Brefefs No :, " C1aSk It..
fiRt<lasa ncw marble lsont dwelling On Rccben4t-
DICK lot ou South Branch 1t Lumber dist14et Six
..Thr,c .tory brick dwe1Ips corner wa,hlnston and
THpator3 and hase1aeut hrick roadeuee an Adams
nc. peAf J+drtSon Park. Lot .a11eJ. hR!ek barn
Flnt-el.M ntiEhLorhtod. a11,rM -.
Ft1t-c4ass naItlc froas t.sldcncn North LA3Aue
New tro-sfoiy and Iasdsncnt house On WAhash,at.
near TrFrnti.fh fh+t Lot s71I7u-GlGUCn.
ThneAthty hAAtncut aud brick ressdeuen Chicago
ar bttNe.E Ea&A and 3sxtt- H1p,6
House And lot slxla cart !runt 1ndianA-as., nas
Thirty Hre.L House has IL rpoIs, brick bascrlent,
n Ulodcrp ltnpIpyruEnt4- 2ll,sal
htoE5 And hall hoHt. With brick basement io1 IL
| l9h On lndlana-ar.. near ThIrty-hf1tlt Ei-aN.
, 1870-04-03
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EoR sALE-yISErAHD- : CONSISTING OF %
la,s sss e i ssna = eo s a9 cea,. re-
10 6st q s ,s.anf 5 Ta5setsa - IT, s2 Of n corr
1ss; ,nSukn 70. i;,,ny NJ Their one ts.,a: e:
~ & Sst tS;s 3Ss ,s5ss
il tSe sts VI ws.sas g cassss 10 sse 'aana.
nssss' a. saa: Mas = tuer 5
= = ;ss asa pts 'if L J. gaaso5tks sok H. Or 'A'
FoR sA1E-REHE. oa ExcHASqK-osE Of
=: nStt es.s.1s v, 1Gsacacss in ::a.ts!
s s. o. : ,e .aa Vii h i.s eaa
.aS III Sssa ! 81 q
5hs YSi,nt FL tat5 =:
EoR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY FRO
:! ps[ty.A h9!re eoEt.ninE u Eoom;a nth x Of ~
~. i sas @ asar I % % nc ' p1saSI.es. q u II
TOR sALE-FRyrr FARM or y AcnEs, Is
s @ sIfesaSo s1:i!es sfs. Benton h's'e'
TOE sALE-cnEAp.FnU1r FAnA AT sr.
e. M sfs nc
f9i PlaS lar Summer re:idenr.s. Conm.ndnk ,ytew
sss is FL Il, 'ia i.. &, a 6ss..s t. S''
EoR sALE-sm ACRE ,FARA IMPROVED,
T. dwelling. onthonscs, 70 1axcEeu CnunJ.
sss aes 1s9s s.ot faaus fat: ri: M !:
FoRR sAIEIlse r.. , ACRE ss,, FARa. NEAa AsaKuM,
M aaffs hsT aH1hs' pm, e.; vel II iepeM - Ana
1s ;a1 G. Ha5 II .stf' In the West
FOR sALE-F1SE FARM OF lo ACRES. NEAR
1ss 6 70 & hAs 11etn Cn!a1o' fpenaId bo4a1a$1
}.----N---------
| TOR SAl.E-0R ENCHAN6E-FORC CITY PROP
II t1ty. Improved 1aE1p4 Hoodstlck K. Couftan1
Liberty willie, Like FGrrat, Highland Park Geneva }rt
ie;ro apd hsr9sfdc Klso some me tssets ii Iowa
| md kaRs1s lnnda- C. McUOSNELI4 Isl kAndulphst
-~--------------- ---------------
| TOR SALE-i9 ACRES In COOK COUNTY; :;
uear Rnelfnrd. Would take other properly X
| part tAymrnt SMITH d CALDWELL Room Il Tnb-
une Gnildiak-
| .----..-- --.-----------..- =.
| TOR HALE-IOWA LASDS-1nna AGREE
shoscs 1anas In Southwestern Iowa nesr thr Y.
| GNr X, R. Cheap: ra1 l1e c. L. HOLMES. Is
1 Wseh1netun%t
\ }-------.-.-------.---- .--- : - - ------..----
, 1870-04-03

50 - er.1ser : = -
ITO RENr-1hE 61OKE AHJotSlSo THE NAE
sIont1to ID ma tsy. ID iSs A1eeIt Il lis ees 1aa
win d r.. u baeentnt fh's WI form n :nad
tail sIE.de ttnrc Or fvT brsincaa Apply 10
J. .. =, hAA.f.i =. y. Gn.nes. W e.a.s.: .
RIO REST-CORkER sTuRE ON WEYT WASH
tnktons: and h.ta.rs fine ehennn i1,t tot hAtsry,
Non,oott saitshle 1oE l.zze boarding
noo!e. haoMts o1sos. = eees.os.:s .3.. e. =z--
ITO RKMT1THE SIoRE, AN4 hA@nEAEHr OF
!. !i Ma, r. SoSth c4Ik,st DIG. HAMILTON &co-
10 eoath CAIk4t-. Foom =
no RKsT-sTFAM PoWER15WsETH Il! MotlN .aN9 ea1ao
GIG sh3 + HSens H4s
M 0EST-FKoW NAY i. STORE iol wAsuty0,
i1ktopst ns.T C!alk. Aase asese IA = asssssAas
mo REST-FIRRT CIAss DOCK-SUTrANlE
fer lumber e.I q wood. the .ou,h siae q south
nsspeh eotHss = Mtn kG3 IL enn
It Tnion npR3tne. ~ ~ .0'' -'' --'S'A'e
'N* L..0n t1I11Ht..
MST.o5E Aooa; e, hlaoMh 1lhf IA a. FhH ns
-r no, ,Sr.s ii Iii kiSa. -
..nnf5 nrt .o5 fnnui1r ~ Il StN1lSS CO. EaIIn
nIsee We ~ Tmes nitset EhicaFu. iii
~ Si,= - :, EiI = M rt,-1v sT0RF.
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wn4 -pu ~ Nv ~ W,TnSr ~. hecsr M q
K;nxie,t :" Il Az "A''AA'' 1'''' 4o1''o -''' ~
my .PcF SToRV AN ST1TV-yf
- = ~ 80 ~ P,s.",sfnn J1n1n..iis,f.
1nsg!ls. ieI !. dir. a u s.a.e.t
RENTIISIohk No. = t.AhE ta1Ss - Z m,E
40 LAsane-S
| 1TN0 REST-A STORE AND ROOMS, CORNER nF
, 1870-04-03

Dun1ertie..
11 WASrEpRS - tSs GIRL TO 20 SEC
asT- M saa pss tsr tae das.
,sats 2., s4y SssS s ;Sls
S1IuATIoN. WASTEn-RY a REsrECTABLE
sh & zoaS.y nd faesas7 e
Psssss selEE to P.!ss Fr.neS ran find sod G.. 4
rsf,s aesd aTrs ss'' AD' 1e'A0 0''e 0'' o''' s''
CHuAT10H WANTF U--BY ~ ExPKRiEScEp
rsss sa. md 5e ensI< .od
good fefeIcnee evcn. Address COOK, Tribune office
S1IgAIioS, WANTED. ~ 4 nESPt1TAnLE
Ts,';y :. ~ ssFPfi H.son aaa shrrna
SrIgATI5ox. y. WASTKp.A sS' r. s r9gXs Ss LADY LADY; z
t"9s s $ Tsnas =, .s sh!ta'rn
.4 ss5* *ias fs::s Z ssstss. g ss:
= prc,s1taat weman esok .nd lsundrE7s for faaiI
s Gss.sr an.a e5s r1Is fos sa .as
otf.ce.
clruA11oss WANTED by TWO nESpEcrA-
wo,t: fssIts.oIs = If q shiidFs = d ni.ia
i5sns s oiS ~ =: Siss .a
| tlTuAT10Ns WASTEp-sY TWO. COOP GIRLS
sst,Esss sista> SprS Il - st.t.@. up :ss'is csli
StTuATIOS svAsTEp-RY i GF:RMAS AS COOK,
T1S1: Ts; ana ents n 81, T. y5y.s I, AS''
2 ten.rsotk- Good 1.tsrener~- Inquire At 70 West
SffGAIIoX WASIER5;nY AS aNEElEAS a GIRf..
av.. MuId.y sn.1n1ns-
SITUATION wAyTFn-iS \ FaTyATE FAMILY.
, 1870-04-03
To RENT-HousEs.

~ $S:5 = SaSS$s 4
,a.ha. u 4rnit - hHHSEb, iss Larnoa Hsocf
csEk IA W.h.assa1... ttosn 7 q l: e,elee.
estsssS e .s:s | !: ss; s
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1Aasso IL iasis 9 es1si sss o'' W M
TO nESTHousE OF sEvET sesas RooMS e9ea 9oaHEn .n7
;9ss : f1,sS g; ~ ia saod ords7: >. so0ERnRS
SC 60; l,s .S.4T.i os75o q. s77E Rooax
tstS..aon' xe immediate possessisn- No s. Il
sss f:sS s:sS$ " daf Ii II: asss Il
10 REsT7esoo 7eNo9A HOUSE, SOUTHWEST 81
iabsssi Lii ai..aa, @ i s:s e sds.ne 95. Fl
J JEFFERSON WR0E. Printer. Il Lasahest
sonss pt ssd antek 1a Mpn
nd 81, los Il IL W.Esn-s7.; sso "a yssf: Apply
e,a q asr p,.a.e.a M 77zo s,oRv nVTI75Yd No
15.5S - w w - =; e 5H;GsT f7RsTc71s
| beo.cs: III mSdr4a inpro1eaoeu4 Apply = G.
no nxsr-FRoM MATLrwEIvRD DWELLINGS,
de.!1.s IL s.i:ess i eess.ss Hiss:
beaIboso.t. ea 5 slsS ~ '''> - '>'''|-
To NESE5TRI: :Two:s73KY 1WELIjSaI IogSE
~ =. sIMS9seS SSS A1sP 13sRe7s 5fs7z7R7v o577YTRv
.9s csss:sc n eoats0as A 3 ,,S., as.s. :, 1aa
s aaes h ~ e; snsa sead ss1
s, II IL S1p4t. a T tsas M 20 ss .
seSci Gs1xs,. es,'hsis f1ea % q p asa'' M u ' ~ ~
To KEsTI& A.: FIasTHLAss M i: S9TEASE AZ q E,5I{ 81
MOI To FEST.7aRKE HOUSES, WITH MODERN |
linpFovrtatnss-swe q 10 roen,. Pral.'ea7, nszf
, 1870-04-03

wANTED-To EXCHANGE.
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