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Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Vice President CoLFAx, FROM latest &C.
counts, is not supposed to lie dangerously
liz. The foul air of the Senate chamber,
with doors closed, caused his sudden and
alarming prostration. He informed the Sen
ate, on Tuesday that he should not preside
over that body again during its present
session. Senator Anthony, of Rhode Is
land has been elected President pro. ten,
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

DRY WEATHER--Many of our farmers
are complaining of dry weather. Rain Is
much needed in all parts of Marshall
county, except in this village. Plymouth
was visited by shower on Sunday last,
sufficient to silence all complaints on
that score, in this place. There are a
good manychurches here and they are
generally well attended.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25
TRAINS GOING NosTH.
The Putnam Insurance Company.


The above namsd company is one of the best of
the Hartford Insurance Corporations, which every
one know. are among the best in the country Not
yet seven years old. it has, through the consum-
mate skill Of its officers and managers succeeded
in ping mp good and solid available assets TO the
amount Of nearly one m ilion dollars From one
side Of ,ic country to the other it has established
envatle reputa tion for soundness and fair deal
ing. and as the menths roll along, it continues TO
gather increasing strength and solidity. and add
steadily to the prestige Of its good name. The
Western Department, with headquarters in this
city, under the management of Mr.. r. J. Smith, has
contributed in small degree to the which
hiss reached. w hlle as a ruls Eastern Com
panies lost money last year in the West, and
pecially in Illinois, the "Putnam" succeeded in
adding 10 Its surplus, not little through the
profits Of its Western business In Illinois il
ceived sl10, ,54i.23 premiums for insurance, and
paid in losses 6s.i7O6l, showing an excess of re-
ceipts over Losses s42,o73-s2. This, be it remem-
bered, Is for llinuis alone. We have not the
figures at hand exhibitin the results of its entire
Western business but safely state that it
made m oney in every State in which it operated.
This Il due especially TO the splendid efficiency
which it into the examination and general
Supervision of its risks, great care being taken,
first, to insure only What may be regarded safe
property, and second to get proper and adequate
rate for all risks which 1t nsrres; Cautious wri-
ting, small ines and good rates Form the secret of
it's rosperity In the West, during the same period
in which many biher sterling companies have lost
money in the same localities. There is good deal
of force and significance iu the remark made to us
by Mr.. Smith ,-'In the general squabble for busi-
ness at any price, We wish to be counted out."
The Company has paid in losses more than 50, ,000,-
O0e, every just claim has been duly paid, and DUR
ing all of it's has steadily won applause be-
cause of wise and tic course. We speak
thus freely Of the "Putnam" because Of its excel.
lence and because Jew Companies are more entitled
to prais--Horfh BestsrH BerieT.
JoHS S. BExDEK, Agent, Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25
TABLE D,HOTE.
By I" NICK" +"


THE strawberry of friendship will be
deyoered at the Parker house, to night.
s7,4sI, ,96s, ,24s, ,s52, ,O6s. .s36, 75o,525 yell
low-winged potato bugs are on the war
path.
THE Peak Family concert troupe will
knock symphonies out of their bells, to-
morrow evening.
THE man who has not a strawberry
mark on his left cheek tonight is no friend
of the ladies of st. Thomas church.
THOSE who want to enjoy an ice time
will take cream and straw berry in
theirs, at the Parker House, tonight.
THE ladies of the Presbyterian congre-
CATION will utter a Macedonian cry Oh the
subject of strawberries, at bo far distant
day.
The Knickerbockef life insurance COM
pany. of New York, has failed, and thou
sands of people by reposing confidence in
it, have been swindled.
THEY have new song over at the
Ward school which the scholars practice
very assiduously, entitled, "Why don't
the Principal visit our school ?"
KNIGHTS OF the butcher knife beTail
the scarcity Of cattle for beef. Spring
lamb Is scarce. but condi;ierable numbers
of cattle ir., ere slain for veal.
SOME heatlen said his How urs
pleasant 1t is to remember that women
have always been foremost I'm upholding
and applauding cruelty aud wrong.
THE ladies oi the NJ E. church hold
negotiable GU nency Counterfeit bills
included) to the amount of s77.eo. real
lied from their festival, Tuesday night
THOSE who attend the seciabie to n ight
at w. j. Adams, and go from there to
The festival, will reap double benefit;
while he who Is unwise Will attend but
one.
The Supervisor is graciously granting
to all between the ages of tweaty lone and
fifty, the privilege to exercise that high
prerogative of an American citlzen--that
of working the reads.
JEFF. HENDERSON, who attempted to
hasten the funeral of young Shay with
knife, has not yet been found. If ne is
overhauled he NAV probably be favored
with steady employment in the States
IN nerest.
THE congregation that attends the
little church around the corner will be
grstified to know that the trustees are
taxing measures to act upon the sugges-
tion thrown out in paragraph II, this
column, last week, in regard TO the nee
essary improvement in front of the
church. The werk cannot be TOO prompt
| ly commenced.
FARMEEs in this vicinity are feeling
first-rate. They have the most hatterlng
prospects for an abundant harvest; and
many of them have grain on hand Of last
years crop. Mr.. Lewis Boggs recently
engaged 1900 bushels of wheat to II. G..
Thayer, at Sl,32 for the first thousand,
and : 80 for the second, which realized
him the snug little sum of 81, 67o.
No feeling more pure or tendcr has ever
had birth among us than The feeling that
leads to the observance of next Tuesday
for Placing flowers on TIE graves OF the
C ountry's honored dead. 1t is custom
til at has risen into national day of beau
iifIl homage to the departed, and we
rejoice that extensive preparations are
making to sweetly cherish the memory ni
the departed, who died so nobly for our
good and our glory.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

TIE new comb.xed school Desk ami
Seat on exhibition at the store OF Alessrs.
Nash & Breckenridge, is one of the most
complete OF the kind we have ever no.
tIced- The inventor James Russell of
this place has applied for Patent and
will no doubt succeed, and when letters
sse secured we should think there was a
fortune In il.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

FAST WoRS-Mr. Nichols worked of
ten quires of the outside of the RepubG-
cun on Monday evening last. inside of
~ minutes--he was slightly indsposed
with the jumping tooth ache, or he might
have made little quicker time. Who
can beat il /?
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25
Bourbon Items.


BY EEpEkf4H, PLATE AND ER0, JR., (succesSOrs
toK. X. Ky
Last Saturday the old college bell
was taken down and q much larger
one put in its place. 1t sounds
& uely at distance. Some think the
,ld bell had a better sound than the
new one. but it is known that al
large bells carry the sound a create,
distance which modnlates and i'm
proves the tone, although the sound
may not be so excellent close by.
Condensed milk, vu'garly called
butter,is beginning to possess Samp-
sonlike properties, and before long
will be able to stand alone.
The farmers are generally busy
slaughtering the yellow winged po
tato bug, and employ their spare
hours in planting corn.
Mr.. W. z. Brockas died on the
10th inst, at the advanced age of
about 20 years.
Mrs Hunt gave supper to the
noisy bachelors Of Bourbon last
Thursday eye.
The rising literary society were
favored with call from Messrs.
Bolton and Lynn.
Broad red ribbons are ail the 90
among the d. BIS. Grass tinge with
propr;ety might supersede it.
The latest lawsuit at Tippecanoe-
town; Jake sells two lbs. carpe.
rags; Joe. replevys said carpet rags
contrary to law and evidence; Jury
trial called Joe. gets the jury be
fud lied with the essence of tansy,
and agrees to treat them to all the
extract Of hops and barley they
can stand in the future, If they
would ind Jake guilty; lager side
little ahead jury goes over to see
where the carpet rags were takcu
from, and find Jake guilty and i'm
pose fine of SO,4O, and Joe. to
treat to ten gallons of lager. How
high ish dat?
w. W. Beck, formerly of this
place, but now of ToI cca, Kansas,
was married on the 10th Of this
month, in Kansas City, No.. to Miss
Ella Herring, of Plymouth. May
their path continue to grow bright
er and the sun continue to shine
with his most efrulgent brightness
upon their oploplatics !
Arrangements are being made to
purchase a tract OF ground for fail
purposes. This is a move in the
right direction.
TheI. O. Il. NJ, of this place in
stituted young lodge OF linens a
Plymouth, on the evening of the
10Th.
The |. o. G.. rs. lodge are ma
king the necessary arrangements FOL
taking the lead on the afternoon o
the both, in decorating the soldiers
graves.
The citizens Of this place wer,
favored with very able Universal,
ist sermon on the evening Of the
10th, by Mr.. Manford, of Chicago.
A. z. Caldwell started for Indie
pendence, Kansas, on Monday last
where he intends to make h i:
home. Success to him.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

The Richmond Radicat has long
communication concerning a remarkable
person living in that city-Mrs. Phsbe
Scofield, native of New Jersey, who
was born in 1867, and who retains her
mental faculties in surprising degree
Ii is said she looks forward to the old
settlers picnic, soon TO take place, with
all the cage rness of Miss of sixteen.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

THE gents of the celebrated Howe
Washer are here at the Parker House.
They inform us that they will give the
exclusive right of sale to any good party
giving them a reasonable large order.
From the reputation of the Washer we
would say that this is an excellent oppor-
tunity for some Of our active men.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Before purchasing Reapers and
Mowers call and examine the Clip
per machine, Mt the Peoples hard
ware store,
Corner Michigan and Laporte SITS.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

PERsoNAL.-A. w. Blondel OF
South Hampton, England, son of
Emma, sister of John Houghton.
Sen of this countv,has just arrived
VIA Aus .ralia and San Francisco.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

The Marshall County REPUBlIcAN
will be furnished to subscribers with
Godey's Lady's Book, for "a, 25 per
annnm.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

PEACE JUBElEE.--The Germans of Chi
cago are making grand preparations for
jubilee in honor of the Prussian victory
over The French. In order to accommo-
date all of our citizens who wish to at
tend the jubilee, the P, Fl. ". & c. r..
will Issue excursion tickets to Chicago.
M0eday. May 20. Trains leave rlym-
outh at So. a. M, and about s:35, a. m.
Return coupons will he good on any
train from Chicago on til 29th or Both.
Tickets fol the round Tip, 1910. These
facts are Civ en- us by II. e. Fulton. agent.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

EIDER JOHN ESIsELY, in behalf Of the
German Baptist Denomination OF his
charge, tenders bis sincere thanks to the
public Of Plymouth for the liberal dona-
fion OF $500, to aid In the erection Of
their new church building near West
school house, and trusts that in bestowing
this favor they will have their reward.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

The editor of the Republican. John
s. Bender, Esq went to Knox Monday
afternoon, 10 attend court IN that place
and had not returned Thursday morning
will probably be at home to-day.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

S. Becker keeps the most COM
glete assortment OF Dry Goods to
be found in Plymouth, which he
sells at bottom prices for ready pay.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

100 pairs women's slippers just
received at the Boot and Shoe Store
at the siga of the Big Boot. Price
so cts per pair.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

a man named John Benker, living at
Red Bud, Randolph County, H., shot his
wife, last Saturday, instantly killing her.
He then blew his own brains out. Tem-
porary insanity is the supposed cause.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Tie trustees OF The African NJ. Z.
church in South Bend have determined
TO purchase lot and build a church
edi6ce.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

For full and complete assort,
ment Of Boots and Shoes of all
sizes styles and prices, go to S.
Becker's.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25
MY AMBITION.

would rather accept the most
humble stati on in life, with the app
probation Of the people, than the
highest office in the United States
without their will. But with a con-
sciousness of being in the right
could stand alone. With God on my
side neither principalities nor pow
ers could terrify me, though ! have
always felt the approbati oil of the
people a strong prop. The tyraGt's
motto is to " rule or ruin," but the
true PARROT will always yield his
own private advantage to the good
Of the whole.
Place and power sought at any
hazard always make :yrants, but he
who is willing to accept a position
when rendered, and will perform
the duties of his Office according to
law is bcnefactor. SUD- an one
never accepts an office Cor the spoils
and emoluments alone. Neither will
he be found trucking to men of
means or resorting to extempori-
sing expedients for the sake of pop
ular favor. but is always true to his
trust as the needle to the pole, waits
till the office seeks him, and never
seeks the Office. When such ma n
accepts an Office it is with a full
knowledge of the onerous duties
to be performed, and considers the
labors thereof fully adequate to the
compens alton.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

NJ. E. sociable Tuesday night st the
residence of. n. Freese, opposite the
Empire House.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Go to the strawberry and ice cream
festival tonight at the Parker
house.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

III you want to see splendid as
sortment of parasols go to s. Beck
er's.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

A Sulliyan county juror, being
fined for contempt of court. co0)ly
requested the Ju:lge to " charge the
fine. and wait till harvest for tue
money"
Captain Boswell, formerly Of the
Eighteenth and One Hundred and
Fiftieth Regiments Indiana Volun-
teers, was killed. on Thursday of
last week, near Rossville Clinton
county, by limb feom a falling
tree,-his shoulder. back, thigh and
skull being broken.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Go to Todd's drug store and get
some of Pagin's Potato bug exter-
minator.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Go to the strawberry and ice
cream festival to hight at the Par
ker house.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Go t. Todd's drug store and get
come of Pagin's Potato bug EXTERN
inator.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

If you want the best reaper and
mower, buy the Clipper Of John
Hoham.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Fol fall assortment Of Seamless
Kid Gloves, in all colors and every
size, % To- S Becker's.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Go to TO Todd's drug store and
get some Of Pagia's Potato bug ex-
ter -ninator.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Go to the strawberry and ice
cream festival tonight at the Par
ker house.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Paris Gleen to kill potato bugs
at Todd's Modet Drug Store.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Paris Green to kill potato bugs,
at To6d's model drug store.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

For Paints and Oils go to John
Hoham.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25
A DIRGE.

Softly
She is lying
With her lips apart.
softly,
She is dying
or a broken heart.
Whisper,
She is going
To her final rest
Whisper,
Life is growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently
She is sleeping;
She haz breathed her last.
Gently
While you're weeping,
She to Heaven has passed
-CLaries 10. EasnsaH.
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

Post once DIRECTORY.

Post ONCE Directory.
Once open from a m. IN p. m.
Money Order and Register Office open from a.
N TO p m.
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
Going East, a:45 a. n. Going West, 2.25. o. m.
Thro' mail, s:s5 p. m. Thr} mail, s:35 a m,
Going North, 4.le p m. Going South. lo:l0 a. m.
Bremen Mail arrives Tuesday 4 Thursday. IL m.
departs Tuesday Friday. D. m.
hsrnont arr. aud dep. Tuesday Friday, az m.
Z" departs Z" IL m.
Walnut Hill and Lskeville arr. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at p. m. Departs Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday. at 8 a. m.
w NJ KENDALL p NJ
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

A convention OF Railroad SuperIptend-
ents is being held in Pitlsburg to arrange
a new time card for the Western roads
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

THE strawberry of friendship will be
deyoered at the Parker house, to night
Marshall County Republican., 1871-05-25

annun.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28

ouAPoovnD p1oGuxfR Il I'M 1RaR o.
shs ysuztA DESERTED, sna a.ees Dxssa slzsst ~
thersaGhly Dsained. and Dssinags Taxss raSd;
h ali, sAsst Twelve valsahss Squares Il
Ground.
sseeaa DISTRICT csars X ~ par,.A 4 o.ss...


RI =. 4: oRsl0NDR. Ayc1sonzn-
Agsil g - is5l q twelve 9elsek. 8 ths Nerchant;
..s c.a 1usssanssss c:s nsga street betwes.
IL parssaaee q n esisr q tSs ies p.v,s. pns ssa
yudRo of the Second Distinct Csart lpr the rsFsh a
oslss2s, d.tsd March =, lsn. IS eeeount q ths
seUHss 81 os's 6aoGsS ssS r,a sisx = .1. xo ,s
5suna.,! y Ffth or Dupse, SsaEsh q Gayose, Tha.
4 sSG4Sk o. Ssc6sS. s.,sx square 10 l4s,
seaoded by Eserth or Gayoso, Van Buren, or dsicsdo
Ssa,asd hy Van Barsn Of saicedc. Thild q Lopez.
s091RE ~ GRogS6. Ssisg square No l4s.
Thsha sad Aeipomene strssss
SQUARE or GROUND. bssns square No. l4e,
CoIn0ea ov 0ecOod or kendon, St. John, Thalia and
4 sSy1ss of 6eouxD. being square No. 10,
sc9ndea y Violet OF Clark. y John, Tha'is a.d
4 xsSgzSs 90 GROUND, being square No. lss.
bounded By Fifth Or Dupre, Fourth o. Gayoso,
SQgARE or GROUND. being square No. ls4.
bounded by Fourth or Gayeso Van Buren or Sal-
cedo Tsrpsiehore aad nslpo@ene streets.
bounded ~ Van Darea. Third ~ topss. Aslpensne
sSGxss s. being .u... No. m
bounded BY Third Or Lopes, second sr ksndon,,
SQUARE OF 6kOUND, being :qu..e Ne. Isl,
sSd Y strssts g ' soma As'ps'
, 4 :S51Es =! !. q 81; ;ssSSsD: ss'es square No. 49,
and Tsrpsichore streets. ''~''o :.
R:s s.s s.sss Il At"''
States treasury notes, balance ON . credit OF one
sage on tae psoessty. .ad bearing intsrsst q the
maturity tSs estsaSe e enSr.ce % the Ave "sI psp sG
ceut csuss for attorneys lsss IN c.ae a suit to en-
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN HANCOCK
COUNTY, STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, BORDRR-
ING on THE sRAsHORE, AND MANNa
PARr OF THAT FAvORIrB WATERING
PLACE KNOWN A THE BAT OF ST.
LOUIS. r.f-s - 80

b No. 50 Royal street-T0ESDAY, March %, ls7l,
ct twelve O'clock n, q the St. Charles Auction
any rsssrse or limit, the following valuable landed
estate situated in Hancock county. State Of Mis-
sissippi. bordering on the seasllore, 10 Wit
range fourteen west, containing, by computation,
3l8 71-l0O acres,. situated upon the seaehOrc Of
the Gulf of Mexico. being tie late residence Of
T :. ANOTHER 11fE PIECE OF LAND, being the south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
No. a. township No. g. range Is west, containing 70
g. PIECE OF LAND. being the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter Of section No:
II, and the seutheast quarter Of the southease
ss south south q range No is containing in the e.
Z HNoTHER PIECE OF LAND, being the Clifton
o IN
Francis SAucier survey; thence due east 8 chains
g stses; thence due % chains which
Terminates the dividing line between the Neuefer
survey and the lands Get on to Louis Bemive;
thence due south 40 chains and 50 hnks TO =
stake; thence south, 50 degrees west, ~ chatn9 Is
Links, to the north margin Of the Cutoff bayOu, OF
Pearl river cutoff thence by the margin of said
point where the dividing line north and south b.
tween sections and 3 township 10, range IS west,
intersects said cutoff; thence north BY said sec:
sections, and from thence north, IA degrees weet,
~ chains, TO- the point Of beginning, containing SIX
hundred and forty acres. moro or lees
Terms-One.third cesh; balance on . credit Of
and two years with eight per cent interest per
annum and all the usual penal clauses, five per
Xcts cf asss With % United state. ntern.
stanps attached, before r Barnett, notary public,
ct the expense Of the purchaser. mhlS ID
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, NO. rs. CHRSTNUr
STREET, WITH LARGE GROUNDS ATTACHED;
4r Al0o
A LARGE PORTION OF GROUND ADJOINING
FORMING THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
r- grar.8 F,F s-t fFfs
SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE n. STELLA.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
No. 34.lsl.

xururrANr mn LACY. Auf,rIONRER
~ once A No. = CcmMsaSl"i = .h~ e. c,Dsae:
APRIL is IS o. bssemsnt rotund. & sf Tie 81
Charles Hotel, wiil ~ sela at Yuonc xSctI . VI. W.
the and IN pursuance N ~ .t,tct cc,rt
Duv1gneand, !goee u snS Ss,sd A' Mss.h J *
for the RaIis1 SI Ooxhss. IA sa,,r* ~. ~ ~
1871, No. ial o. tne oocAe. 9. s.I IN -. S
count OF the sDove sucoess'on' '"o 'oli0"i"S ue'
j. CskIAiM rOHiION OF 0nOON1, sSSsesnc. .Ss
With sl the H 9n,yt - ~ I'll. citv n ths
WITH hv r1,.:@r,,T si~fh Colisenm fafo
Pia9ueminesl ena seve1tn Eeess snC ls,' -
ey the 70 sq.nv ,rvr". r" .. stad xsrch 81 isX
and measuIine, accoa@ns 10 s1s1 Psn, ,.S - 81 ~
inches ftont on Cnessnss 's scseet; oy a. el
The Improvement consist o. an elegent neW
frame slated dwelnnS eSrea fS% on sss esess: H:t,,e %
iron 1cnce !. N main hniid,nr an ioSer foor
wide haus 49, isrre cHs,rfer. =, s,S c.hi,st
~H<> -
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
SALE TO EFFsCr PARTITION.
VALUABLE PRoPERr.Rs IN THE SECOND AND
THIRD DISTRICTS.
suLAI1R LADoRps. WIFE OF 4. @. sAxDHR,
ADMMsIHATnIx OF THR suCCRssIoN OF
WIDOW ,. LABoRDE va HEIRS OF B. LAB
ORDR. FOB PARTITION.
second District Court for the Parish Of 0zleans-
No 3l,3ol.
SALE TO A EFFECT PARrrrloH.
second District Court for the Parish Of orle.n.-

by CHAR1ses =. F01IlER. AUCTION
IN "A q s, ns :: f.ss1ss: s21,s ts.
sssf q Tcm:.ns | sssh. corner hoys' s%1 cont sns
stxeefs WIN b epld g pubhc aSction, 81 virsne ef
sSsssS sSSs q sss ssssos Sss c.ss sSsi ~ se
ind siensi q ths 1fssensh q February, i57i, the
dsfss sf Ss es6UsD With q. tn.
buildings - mVssvements thereon, situate ON
s distinct S'SS y sS city, asS :s ss
measured. II A9cIiceu measure, Scrty.two feet
i.sss cd sss s. 's s =. e ; sns st A., On
eiShths q ine IN Depth, between parallel iines.
The house hsaEs o. Is. 9 Hssnchnen street.
improvemeulfs thereon. situate in The new fau-
Se.rg Aari9ny. z this city, dessnated By the Ne.
.s3 "a ~ 3 :as Arm: sss s:ss = sns g s
5set il SsPth - nont On Gi!Sd ss.set.
iaprovsnsnts thereon, situate in the new fau-
Sesrg Masig1y. g th.ssaty, .s.asn.tsd sy the No
e sY.sss e. 80 ,ss .1Scn.ss sssf assns
q ss.ss;s 81 ss iasse. "a inss sssss
oERrziS Ior OF GROUND, With al the
iapFOvements thereon, situete i'm the new iau-
s's.f ssss.y e The ety. SsssfaetsS p tss AS I.
a A.sries% Sses"rs. @ = sess ~ mont on s.. Anthony
street. between Urqnhart and oirod Streets BY ii
5eet u inches md slime. in depth:
rishts, vays md advantages beloneine, situated
in the Second District Of this city, In the square
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