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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-20
sHERIFr's SALE

By virtue Of an Execution Ia me dlrec4ed
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Whp.
clio County, Iowa, on . Judgment obtained Ia
said Court ON the 10th day Of June l65l,.le
against VIM. Strang aud Catharine 6tranka Al
Defendant, for the sumof Eiye. HqpeIFN ANA
Eighty-eight Dollars, and 50 Cent? AND c0ets
led upon the following Real Estate taken as
the property of said Defendant. to satisfy said
Execution, tO.wit: .
City OF Ottumwa, Wapello County, iowa.
And will offer the same for sale to the high.
est bidder for cash In hand, on the 18th day 0t
August A. D., 1871, in front Of the Court HOMIE
door, In Ottumwa, at tue hotir of o'clock,
r. NJ, of said day, when and where due at.
tedance will be given by the understgned.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, July 18th, 1871.
8. A. SWIG0ErT. Sheriff Of said Co.
nol3. VIII IT N&& S q IA Wa
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FOREIGN.

Terrific Typhoon ON the Coast Of Japan.
LONDON, July 1S.
A telegram to Lloyd from Hong
Kong, Of the 18th, announces that q
terrific typhoon visited Hiango.-
Sevcn steamers were driven ashore.
and nearly or quito destroyed. The
place was inundated and suffered
considerable injury. The Japanese
cable expedition issafe.
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We arc panied TO announce that
jlmhsk, who was wounded in the
heel wild - sprig of shelaiah in the
late Kilgubbin riot in New York, ie
lin lair way to recover. ft is said
however, that he will never recover
the r. spect Of the gallant and pious
ninth.
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NEW YORK,
Violation Of the Revenue Law.

SO"On y the Revenue Law.
New York, July 10
In the United States District Court
OF brooklyn the steamer Cleopatra
has been declared forfeited to the
government, for the violation of the
revenue law act, consisting in the
smuggling of four hundred dollars
worth OF cigars by the employees on
board. Tho Judge recommended
that action be taken by tho Attorney
General agains. the parties directly
concerned in the violation Of the law
as the decision only effects the own
ers of the steamer.
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LEGAL NO TICES.
STATE OF IOWA,(
Wapello County.

STATE OF IOWA,(
Wapello County,
To all whom 1t may concerns;
a., You are hereby notified that In Vacation al
Ine Circuit Court Of Wapello County. Iowa.
by the Clerk OF said Court. and publiclv read
an instrument OF writing purportinI 10 Sc
inc last VIII and testament OF Moses Fair
are further notified that the second day ~
me next term OF said court, commencing on
5ne "a az dsy Of October. ISL has been set a the
at which time all persons iilterested nav an.
pear ana show cause why the same shoui,
not be admitted to probate,
L. NJ. COOLEY,
nAfWot' Clerk Circuit Court.
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The result of the late riot in New
York shows q Democratic loss Of rs
votes. That viii be a saving of
about one policeman annually to the
tax-rldden people OF Now York.
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sHERIrF,s GALE.

By virtue of an execution to me direetsd
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF .WSf
pello County, Iowa, on q Judgment obtained
In said Court, on the, 2Qth day Oh J0hSy 1h7i,
against Truman schenck and r. N. Edgins-
ton, as DEFENDANTS, for the sum Of Three Hum
dred and Twenty-One dollars and 50 cents
and interest and costs taxed ct ees5 and ac-
cruing costs. have levied upon the following
Real Estate, taken as the property OF said
defendants to satisfy said execution, to-wit:
Commencing at the sw corner Of the neN Of
the neN Of sec. s., township %. range Is, wsst.
north east with the channel Of said Creek Is
the east line Of said forty-ecre tract, thence
north 70 the Burlington 4 Missouri River
Railroad, thence west' with the line Of Qiid
railroad to the west line OF said forty 49,
tract, thence south TO the place or beginning,
e1n Con- ssyentesn acres, more ,of lsss. q
same for sale to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, on the 18TH day Of August. A. p. ISL, in
'front.' OF the Court House door in Ottunwa,
Iowa, at the hour Of One o'clock, p. m. OF said
Gay, when and where due attendance Will be
given by the undersigned. n 5sl ~
Dated at ottumwa. Iowa. July I4th, ls!l.
9. A. SWlGGETT, Sheriff Of said Co.
BY WIN. III. H. AsBURY, Deputy, tnl4.W91
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Inc election for a tax Of 5 per
cert. in CcnterviIle, in favor OF the
Drake Il. r., was carried by l54 ma
jorlty. Parties are now canvassine
to r.sise s44 600 more in stock, which
" make the amount demanded 10
setf 70 tho location of the road.
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ENGLAND.


New YoRK, July ls.
The result of the census taken at
midnight, Sunday, April Cd, 1871
throughout Great Britain, has just
been officially announced. England
Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Channe
Island, and the Isle of Man, including
the Army, Navy, and Merchants
Marine forces abroad, is as follows
Males, l4,549,271; Females, It,.
267, 1857 Total, 31,8l7, los; the pre-.
ponderance of females over males,
1856.
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SHERRtFF,s sAf,E

~ SdEHHIFF"H BAIE,a tl, !,
By virtue of an execution "a HE ilrectet
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF wa
pello County, Iowa, on q Judgment Obtained
In favor of James NJ. Bartlett, Trustee. %
Plaintiff, and against q. n. Smith and Mary
J: Smith as Defendants, for the sum Of Twelve
Hundred and Fifty.etxht Dollars, and 81 cents
and costs taxed at 4S.65 and sccruing costs,
have levied upon the following Real Estate
taken e. the property OF said defendants, 70
satisfy taid execution, tO-wit: sfsgtF6
The ex Of the neZ OF $50. 8, township 70,
range y, n Wapello County, lows.
redemption, to the highest bidder for ccsK M
hand, on the 18TH day of August, A. u i05l|
IN front OF the Court House do0f, In OttuffiWx;
and where due attendance will be given n
the undersigned. a77@ i7lF 81 - = =
Dated. OttumMA, Iowa, July nth. 1871.
n14-w2t : ' '',-7- = = ~ =. 'sao ~
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FRANCE.


VERSAILLES, July Is.
The municipal elections, which
take place in Paris on the 26th inst.
will probably result favorably to the
general Government. Some of the
journals report that Theirs and
Gambetta are negotiating for the es-
tablishmeut of u moderate republic.
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Ben Butler wa,. ~,
Of Massachusetts, but q -
tho Boston papers do not concu.
him. JSen's st,abismus porhape
prevents them from all seeing alike.
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From the Times.
TAMMANY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LIVES
LOST.

LOSVs
The blood of the innocent slaught-
cred yesterday rests upon the head
Of the men who, up till tho last
moment, confined their repressive
measures to the party which was
threatened, and not only tolerated
but encouraged the murderous prep.
arations of tho aggressors. Attempts
will doubtless be made to divert pub.
lie attention from this vital fact. 1t
cannot, therefore, be too strongly
stated or too steadfastly remembered
against tho contemplate triflers who
shrunk from facing the fury of the
mob whom they had so successfully
pampcrcd in tho past, as to refuse &c
face the alternative of losing their
support in tho future.
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Legal Notice.
STATE or IOWA,l
Wapello County,

Wapello County,)
To Joy Manneripc.
Sir: You are hereby notified that on or be
on file in the office Ofthe Clerk Of the District
Court OF said County, the petition OF Godfrey
sum Of Two Hundred Dollars with Interest
thereon from the LIST day OF January. 1850. on
your two notes OF that date now due, at the
that q certain title bond be cancelled. and
your interest In tbe eL of the swl< OF the NV
" OF Sec 8, township II, range 49, be forecIosed
In default OF the payment OF said notes given
for the purchase money of said tract of land
and asking that one other note for $1,000 he
made a lien upon said land.
And unless You appear and answer said me-
tition on or before the second Monday after
the third Monday OF August. 1871, Judgment
and decree Will be rendered against Won ac-
cording To the pray er OF said petition,
T.BIGHAM.
july 9, 1S7l-n13w4t.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, July Is.
CArTLE-Receipts 100 head; mar.
kct dull; fat cattle.
Hoas-Receipts 1887 head light
lower 81 SCOTS; heavy higher $40
80.
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ST. Louis, July Is.
FLoUR-In steady demand.
WHEAT-Firm; No 3 ed fall 81 Is.
CoRN-Dull; at Soc mixed.
OATs-Quiot; 40046c.
RYE-Dull.
Enthusiastically; at 92c.
PoRK-Salcs at Sl5 90.
BAooN-Dull; shoulders 7ac; clear
side 93c.
LARD-Quiet ut III
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New York roughs have hung Gov
ernor Holman 10 effigy. He ought
to return the compliment TO them in
person,
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yeGDayis-A n,seracefhl Adxonture.


On Tuesday evening, July II, jeff
Davis left the Peabody Hotel, Men,
phis, Tenn, in company with the
wife Of another man, who had been
boarding at the Overton House, and
took the $50 train on the Memphis
y Charleston Railroad, for Huntsville,
Ala. Representing 70 tho conductor
that the lady was under his protec-
ti0n, he took berth in the seeping
car, he taking the upper bed, she the
lower. They retired early, and after
travelling short distance the ex-
President descended to tho lower
berth, the which was noticed by the
porter. who informed Mr.. Hess, tho
conductor Of tho sleeping car, that
there was something wrong in that
berth. Mr.. Hess pulled aside the
curtains, looked in, and told the ex-
President he had made q mistake,
and requested him to get into the
upper berth. He gave him half an
hour to do so, but jeff couldn't see
it. Mr.. Miller, conductor of the train,
was called. and ho told Mr.. Davis
that such conduct was not allowed
on that road. Mr.. Davis, with all
the dignity of an x-President, and
of the present President of an insu-
rance company, said he had paid for
the berth and would do as he pleased.
The lady turned her back, refusing
to have anything to do with tho fuss.
Conductor Miller was determined,
and, aftcr more threats, succeeded in
persuading the venerable martyr of
the lost cause to got out of the lAdy's
berth, and crawl into the upper ono,
which he did in his shirt and draw
ers, in presence of number of dis
gusted witnesses.
The facts are given on good gu.
thority, and there is no doubt of the
truth Of the story in every particular.
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WASHINGTON.
Reduction Of Assistant Assessor.
WASHINGTON. Inlu 10

WASHINGTON, July Is.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue is rapidly reducing the number
of Assistant Assessors and other sub
ordinate revenue officials in different
States. Reductions were made to.
day in several Western districts.
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Chicago Market.
Chicago, July Is.

HICsSV, July 10.
FLoUR-Dull; at S5(95 IS.
WHEAT-Dull 81 144 July.
CoRN-Dull at 513(95Os cash.
CATs-Dull at 40 for cash.
RYE-Quiot at584 for cash.
BARLEY-Dull; IS September.
PoRK-Dull at sl4 SO August.
LARD-Steady; l0i cash
WHIsKY-Steady at 91c
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2 stray shot came near hitting
CONGRESSMAN Orr the other day, at
Siou City.
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Return Of Gov. cao,r.

Gov. Cooke returned here from
New York to-day, having been sue
cessfui in negotiating a temporary
loan OF 1850. 900, recently authorized
oy the territorial Legislature, at par,
with interest at 10 per cent. per
annum.
John Copington Burch, journal
clerk OF the United States Senate,
died here last night, aged 81.
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Ronston eouuis Georgla, has a
regular ku-klux hen. she kllis al!
black chickens as soon As Matched.
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HRYSTERY!-By sending 35c. and date of
II birth, will send correct picture OF your
of marriage; also mysteries Of love, court
ship and marriage sent. DWIGHT CUTLER,
Cartha9e I'll.
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A MILLION DOLLARS,

Shrewd but quiet men can make lorraine
by revealing the secret of the business 70 NO
one. Address ABEL JONES,
SIS Broadway, New York.
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Ottumwa Markets.

Corrected by MORTALITY d M'LAuoHLIN.
flTrUMwA Y,,1v 1877
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NEW A ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
HOW, WHEN ! WHERE
10
ADVE:RTISE,
See the Advertisers Gazette,

Agents, Read This!
WE WILL PAY Agents salary OF go per
W week and expenses; or allow . large com.
mission to soil our new and wonderful inven.
lions. Address NJ. WAGNER CO., Marshall,
Michigan.i s,-g7,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
July 9th. 1865.

"Tho foregoing sentences in the
cases of David E. Harold, G.. A. At
zerott, Lewis Payne. and Mary E.
i5uratt, are hereby approved, and it
is ordered that, tho sentences in The
cases of David Il. Harold, G. A. At.
zcrott, Lewis Payne. and Mary e
Surratt, be carried into execution by
the proper military authority under
the direction Of tho Secretary of w al
on tho 9TH day Of fully, 1865, between
the hours Of 10 u. m. and 2 O'clock D.
m, of that day.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
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nl4.w3t.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-14
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER A.

wonderful assortment have furnished an
addition for the wedding trousseau which
shows that the making Of boots and
shoes deserves to be classed with fine
art manufactures, as will readily be ad-
mitted when | briefly describe few Of
the gems from this unique collection.
Item, a pair of white satin louis Quinze
shoes with large crystal buckles. Item,
another pair Of white satin shoes en-
broidered with gold and decorated with
solid gold ornaments, the latter pre-
sent to the bride from Lady Ida Hope.
Item, for the departure after the cere-
mony, pair Of ruby velvet polonaise
boots. very tastefully trimmed with satin
to match. Item, six pairs Of black satin
Madame de Pompadour shoes, with mar
quisite ornaments expressly designed
and manufactured for the bride; and
Item, pair of blue satin male slippers,
handsomely embroidered by hand in
white silk and trimmed with Honiton
lace. = London Correspondence.
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QUICK WORK.
How KImptOn stuffed n Cool Mil
lion I'm His Carpet.BRg.

Hon IN HIS CArpeLBhk.
Columbia Is. C.l cor. New York sun.l
Mr.. II. H. Kimpton, the financial
agent against whom this terrible charge
of embezzlement is brought by promi-
nent South Carolinians, is banker, or
rather claims to be, at 9 Nassau street.
He is a young man, and until his con-
nection with South Carolina finances
was utterly Unknown in the banking
world-in fact, was not in Wall street at
all. The history of his connection with
that State is amusing, and at the same
time instructive. 1t seems that at the
time of the election Of Chamberlain as
Attorney General in 1868, Kimpton was
a brieAess lawyer, struggling for a liveli-
hood. He and Chamberlain had been
classmates at Yale; and when he read Of
his old chum good luck in South Caro-
lima. he at once started, carpet-bag in
hand, in quest of spoils. Kimpton brought
up in Columbia, and Of course was clasp
ed in Chamberlain arms. They talked
of their Alma Mater, their hazing days,
and finally Kimpton limited at business.
He stayed there two or three weeks, be-
came intimate with Governor Scott,
and Parker, and Neagle, et id omne
genus, and finally started for New York
with 81 900, 900 South Carolina bonds in
his carpet-bag and the appointment Of
State financial agent in his breast
pocket. All this without having given
one dollar security The State had no
bond that the new agent would perform
his duty honestly, and millions upon
millions have passed through his hands
without even the shadow Of surety.
Kimpton opened a magnificent Office,
and at once thrust his bonds upon the
market, and RENTED such Of the pro-
ceeds as he saw ft to Treasurer Parker.
in Columbia. II is needless TO follow
the agent down through all his negotia.
tions. Suffice it TO say, that in three
years he has made over 81 100000 oui
| OF his position.
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"'Ere's Yer curIsi"


A rather funny scene occurred on
North Cherry street yesterday after
noon. While tripping along that thor
oughfare, a young lady had the shock
ing misfortune to drop two Of her false
curls upon the sidewalk. This was OBJ
served BY an eafant terrible, who picked
M the lost locks and, after examining
them very closely, ran along after her
crying out at every step, Miss, you We
dropped yer curlsl On catching up
with her, he presented the riugiets with
an awkward bow, and with an ar Of
comic earnestness, yelled again, =" Ere $
yer curlsl" Cool as q cucumber, the
young lady took the eurls, and, after
thanking the gallant youugster, pinned
them in their accustomed place. The
episode was so amusing that none OF
those who witnessed Il could refrain
from q sly laugh.
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The B,r,h.P,sce OF cholera.

An English army surgeon, writing to
the London Times, traces the supposed
impending visit Of cholera to mon
ster religious meeting" on the Ganges.
He says that he was in one Of the worst
cholera districts in India, in the year
1867. Preparations were then making
for the gathering at Hurdwar, on the
Ganges. The medical officers of the
army warned the government of the
danger Of such an assemblage. The
authorities could not, or would not in
terfere. The multitude assembled, in
number about 100000 In forty-eight
hours after the gathering the cholera
broke out among them. The multitudes,
panic-stricken, scattered north, south,
east and west, carrying the seeds Of the
disease with them. From this begin
ming, and not from Persia, this writer
contends the cholera is spreading. Per
sia received its infection from the as
semb,age on the Ganges. The writer
says that these monster meetings are
held at stated times. Ifsome one could
furnish data by which it could be shown
that the meetings" and the outbreaks
of cholera occur in the same year, the
case might be made out.
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JOHNNY AND HIS DOG.

Johnny had little dog,
With hair as black as jet,
And every place that Johnny went.
That purp went too, you bet.
He followed him TO school one day.
That happened to be near,
But when the teacher booted him,
He walked of on his ear.
Returning home he met a COW,
And at the COW did fly;
She tossed him up five hundred feet,
And how is that for high2
The poor beast ne'er came down again, ,
And John was left a mourner;
For the purp was left on the steeple top
OF the little church round the corner,
When Johnny heard his darling's fate.
A word he scarcely said.
T But toddled home and weeping cried.
Now put me In my little bed"
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A LII LETTERS AND INQUIRIES IN
"A reference TO Ida City and tho purehaseand
sale of lots should be addressed 70 by. fon-
taine. Corresponding Secretary, No. y mail
son street. Memphis. Tenn. The title 70 the
ment and maps published correctly represent
the value and attractions Of the place. -,
iI3-fl JACOB THOMPSON.
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substantial Food as n Means of
Grnee.

substantial Food as n Means of
Grace.
Beecher said in his sermon last Sun
day: "a man can't eat dyspeptic and
live grace. Over-eating makes too much
blood and keeps the body feverish and
tending downward. Many men make a
practice Of eating themselves into stu
pidity every day. Can a man cultivate
the fruits Of the spirit when he german
dies every day till he can scarcely sect
How can these fruits of peace and JOY
exist with gluttonous stufhng2 Every
man ought to be put into exact knowl-
edge Of what his system needs. | find
many persons who suffer by under nutri-
ton. They are white and long and lean
and cold. They need more animal.
They are too heavy for the beast they
ride. More food would be means o
grace"
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The bridal ohaussnre OF Lady Agnes
Cecil Emiline HUFF, youngest daughter
OF Earl Of Fife, whose marriage TO Wis
count Dupphn took place ON the 4th
inst, must be looked on as something
marvellous, regarded from an every day
point Of view. Every pair Of boots or
shoes Is most delicately made Of the
highest finish and latest fashion, and
some Of the most costly materials
There are boots and shoes for all times
and for all seasons; for the altar, for the
departure, for travel, for the dance, for
the dinner, in fact the makers Of this
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETc.
CLosING OUT SALE.

HAvING TO REMOVE FROM MY OLD
III place, have resolved 20 close out my
entire stock, consisting Of Natenes;
Clocks, IeweIry. Spectaeies, eolo
i mean what / say, and everybody Is in
yited 10 try me.
street, under the Peabody Hotel
A good chance for Country Merehanu-
Persons having any work LEFT for repair
ave reguestpd 10 call for Il By November Sd.
or Il viii be sold according 70 law
I-y JOsEPH 9OoDMAk:-.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS | AND L0UISVILLE
RAILROAD.
Winter schedule IAN.

~ - - y
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FOR SALE.
Lots For Sale in Ida City,
.r ON
Long Island, New York.

IDA CITY is SITUATED ON LONG IS
i land, 35 miles from New York city, the
Long Island railroad running centrally
through Ida City. Lots there are hereby oil
fered for sale on the following terms; Fifty
dollars each, on a credit Of ten years, paya-
bic in ten annual instalments-say s. 90 per
year on each lot. The parties owning tho
above property propose 70 sell to the Southern
people one-half of the lots, say 1900. on tho
above terms, without interest. The kast
River Bridge Is now in. process OF construc-
ton, connecting Manhattan Island. upon
which New York is situated. with Long Is
land.
This is a good opportunity for any person OF
this section Of country TO invest small sums
in the purchase of these lots. Terms are
easy, and within the reach Of all. Property
on Long Island will rapidly increase in value
as soon as East River Bridge is completed.
Map Of the City Of Ida can be seen, and
full information given, upon application being
made to HY. fONTAlNE,
II' Corresponding Secretary.
No 10 Madison street.
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Corresponding Secretary.
No. 19 Madison street.
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BURSETr's COLOGNE is the best and
cheapest.