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Souses ano 5arns Uanteo.

EIGHTH-AVE. and Grand Boulevard PROP
h BRTY WANTED by FRANK g. and DAWSON Bho"H' Il"
Broadway
VNANTED-A comfortably furnished HOUSE
w COUNTRY with arden within two and ba ours o. me
city from about July to Oct rent not to exceed sou Address
Box 659 +. D.
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Real Gstate 10 Cxrbange.

OW-PRICED, upncumbered LOTS, well
L. located In Brooklyn CHANGE for improved property
81. A. rutland Co., 5 Beekmsnsii n j.
yATANTED-Western or Florida LANDS in
w eachange FOR ftelass Merchandise r. o. Box $685. SeT-fSfS
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Sn Ases AS Sun e 7:ls Neon sets. ".,..'"ho3
bAt -.
SANDY uook I'm Cows Isan 1905 Hell Gate l;so
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
REAL ESTATE.
NRw.YoRK, wednesday, May "a 1871.

NEw-YoRK Wednesday May "a 1871
The feature of the market to-day was the
sale partition by order OF thS executors OF Daniel
Devn deceased of the property known the Florence
Hotel, located between the McCombs Dam road, One
hundred and fifty -2rstst and the Harlem River The
entire property 151 lots was put up with all the build
ings water privileges &c. upset price Of f3ib0oo,
Which was much under Its value, but no bid was re-
ceiyed. and, after long consultation with the various
prominent real estate buyers IN the room the executor
of the estate announced that he would reduce the limit
10 tO0 D and sell absolutely 10 the highest bidder The
property was then started by Capt b. p Farehd. and
was advanced small bIds to s565, at which price 1t
struck of to O. G. Hastings who represented party
formed after the commencement OF the sale, ana puI.
chased the property speculation. BY the terms OF
Mr. Devlns viii the property was ordered 500 III one
plot had been offered by single lots would have no
Messrs. James NJ. Miller and Anthony J. Blocker
offered desirable city property Details OF sale VIII
Muller, wilkins Co. will cell tomorrow, under dlrec-
ton Of the executors OF James Munson deceased prop
erty Fourth and Eghthaves., Thirty-second, One
hundrcd-andforty second, and One-hundredandfoIty-
thrsts., NewYork, Concord-st, Brooklyn and land Ia
Albany, village of Jamaica, and Essex County, n. Y
TonOTrow Thursday three important suburban sales
will be held Messrs s. Dingee Co will sell the Grand
Park property on Mamaroneek Nights and from present
indications will have largo attendance. Special trains
will leave tho New-Haven station, Twenty-seventh-st.
and Fourth-ave, at and 1880 a. m, returning on com,
pletion OF sale. Persons desiring to attend Will u
passes at the station.
Messrs johnson Miller viii sell on Staten Island $50
building lots smOnsOn-ave Vanderbilt Landing The
sale Will be preceded by barbecue; an OK VIII DC
roasted and DOUBT furnish sufficient refresment for
the e1cnrsiosts Boats leave the staten Island ferry
at IL and IL O'clock free passes will be supplied on
application to the auctioneers:
E a. Lawrence will sell at Flushing by order OF the su-
pene conrt in parttou 80 villa plots of from one TO
five acres each Trains leave Hunters Point at 1920 q.
This property Is said TO DO very desirably located.
VIM II. Raynor has sold lots Elghthaye., rs feet
north Of each feet for SOL 800 Also
three lots north side OF Ninety trdt feet east OF
Ffthave two Ninety feet east of Fifth
and three south side OF 200 feet
east OF Fifth-ave cach 26xlG0 for $500 (G00) ao,
lot Eghtave so feet south Of Seventy
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COURT CALLNDARs-Tnn DAY.

srPEy,Y .Frrs-SeEtHAs, J-Open, a! 10 a. n
Calendar cslie ~ 10 ~
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fora sslan0 Real Getate for Sale.
hJesttbesier Gonntp Real Gstals for Sale

TOR SALE-FRUIT FARM and COUNTRY
Rye Wehe'er Coz about 100 acres stniia divided
with per views surroundings fruit choice and abundant
Viii axe pa In good BoJklyn prop sell entire terms
e. H. DIV Err, No. Beekman 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
New- 1ereen Real Gsiaie for Sale.

New- 9ereen HeGl Gslgie tor 5nle.
ALL WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eli
Il msie Tor raper address c r. lands vacaad, n. J.
NOR SALE or to Let-A first-cass RESI-
n DENCB 10 walk from the Union Depot at Elizabeth ~ J.
York; j. OF ground WIZ abundance OF
~ touse French roof newly painted inside AID with
usrr dniugro hcien sun bathroom, nice bedrooms
Of bot and cold furnace.
t Nev,Yogt; HORACE r. GEARY. rs Broa1s,, Newark
MULFORD & CRANE, 2l5 Bro,d-st Elizabeth
LOR SALE at ORANGE, N. j., a HOUSE
p. o. Box iG6, HeSyork CITY,
JENKINS g. WAY, New Brunswick, n. j.,
~ Brokers and Auconeers have 70, SALE COUNTRY
RESIDENCES Farms and HOUSES and LOTS Tie character Of
the ascerLe by ring to the following gnmeH; Gov
TOsOle John Hill President VI the National Bank OF New
JeTsey.
d ONG BRANCH.-SOle Real Estate Agents
n in Hew-YoIk, PRANK g. DAWSON BRGWH
Rercseatd ut TIE Pranch by HENRY ROWLAND United
States Hotel. Printed catalogues free by neil
AgENiO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
We ,heI OEee to 1874 BROADWAY Room o. LOTS for SALE
500 100 kay terms FG particulars
be ,b;aiuod at Companyt Oaee.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUILDING SITES
VA on Orange Mountain ewegn tark Of IRON to I've
aers FOR SALE br the owner L. HASKELL Orange "
Or HAZARD, Az rnoRP L Co, ITO BrosdgsJ N y
NgORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
W Property OF all KINDS for Safe and Rcnt AldrS
THEODORE AYERS. hoTTiftOvp, N. J.
EIFESONS wishing to buy, sell, or exchange
4 Of TO Robinson Beverly
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VIFKSONS wishing to buy, SELL or exchange
Lind, apy to oliIsoE Son, Beye.y y J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
Urn GOODS.

A TOGETHER the largest stock ever offered
The pubic at retail sPs,y Gsn s rssks TsTs
Broadway styles half Broadway prices o. MAI ci
PAEY has adopted the theory Of the little Basy Bee no ~
RONNETS and CHILDREN'S HATS thus
ID day. Grape Bopnets Ss s's Trbsns sna
Drss Bonnsts BIXNSS MILLINERY CAT Broae.tk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOTEL
RIVERSIDE, ILL.

vE7his most Beautiful and Healthy Summer
Z Resort IS nov open for the reception Of guests,
JAG buildings, comprising the DormitOry, he
iectory, Pavilion ana Mns.c Pag9ds, with 200
feet OF covered VerGudlas are now and most sd-
miraDy arranged for the comfort and enjoyment
Of guests, with very lsrge well ventilated, hand
spuLsiy IA -nishsd rooms, lighted with gss and
suppliel with running water. Ten miles from
Chicago and only IS minutes ride on the q , b x
q Is H. with ~ trains a day, located in Riverside
ark, which comprises 1900 acres, beautifully i'm
proved, aEosding mdnv miles OF delightful Park
AID Forest Drives and PfCmeDadea equal to those
IL Central PARK, n l., WIKI tbs advantages of
the celebrated sulphur and Magnetic Waters from
springG on the prsniiseS, and with fine boating
aad fishing facilities on the Aux Plaine5 River, II
j. rendered enc OF the most ATTRACTIVE RE-
SORTS to be found on he continent, and affords
ucnc comforts, win the most charming sur
GOuG iiuEs Applications Tor rooms, etc, received
at he Hotel, OF al my Office, IS Washington st,
chicago, ~. II. n, hlH5LEY, Manager.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
DENOUNCHwss GEANE,S CENTRAL.
ESAgEON Policy.

The ccn;raIising tendency Of tie GRAFT
administration is beginning to alarm The
more thoughtful Radicals, AID thry are
g-owirg FESTIVE ugdor the disposition
manifested by Grant and his bauchmen TO
make every lining bend TO lhair viii. The
Interference of the administration in The
local politics OF the R4dicals--tho ''cn-
s.neoring Of State politics at Washing
ton, " as Gle Springfield (Mass) Ropu5-
Eccn, 8 Radical organ, calls it's
denounced by that Journal as an offensive
manifestation Of the ccItTaisstion Of
power. The Republican says:
The Capitalization Of political power
at Washington both singularly aud clfen-
s'rely manfests itself IN the constant
efforts TO direct or control, from that
quarter, The details of State politics. II
IS quite tie faa5ion for the Congressman
from each State not only 20 say who
shall fill the Federal offices as home, but
10 establish ring for the disposition of
the State offices IS well Sometimes tins
g done in concert with the national Ex-
ecutive and Federal office holders from
tie States at Washington; sometimes the
latter take up tie job for themselves,
The Republican instances tne recent
aGempt of Gen. Grant 90 force Ben
Wade upon the Radicals Of Oaio for
Governor, and says that something of
TIC same sort is going on in Wisconsin,
where the administration influences is be-
ing brought TO bear to secure the Iomi-
ua.ion of Washburne. l. adds:
''AlI Ibis sort OF business is not only
mischieyi0us and insulting. but il is dan
EeTOus, Il is carrying the ceniTali satiOns
Of our politics to sn offensive extreme
Is is taking away from the people the
very fret and dearest, alike Of their rights
and resronsibili6cs-,haI of the initiation
Of their own local Csnyasscs, aud The
selection Of their own local candidates.
The practice has been poShCd to quite
an egtreme, and if those who are en-
gaGed in il DO not speedily abandon it al
together, they will be likely to receive a
sharp rebuke from the people. A Wash
iuglon made candidate is quite possible 10
prove the weakest of all
When these thipgs were done in The
South the Radicals had no word OF com
paint to utter, because It was giving thlis
rarty thos control Of affairs IN this sec
lion. But now that this contrasting
policy is beginning to be felt in the North,
they appreciate It's enormity aud are quite
emphatic in denoncing Grant for his
efforts al Engineering of State politics
al Washington" every word of which
we heartily endorse, but it comes just q
lille too late.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
ShWING MACnINR F.!

WHEREAS, ON TIE PATH DAY OF MAY.
w 1877, from the insurerable and willful mis-
representation OF the Agents of the Leading Sew
ing Machines in EashT lie, concerning the evil
COX Gibbs" and their united efforts TO crush
its rapidly increasing popularity; snd being IN
willing to adopt the unworthy means Of abuse
Gnd misrepresentation OF other machines TO et-
feet sslts If ms own, aud being honestly per-
suaded Of its superiority ss family Sewing Ma.
chine over anything ever yet invented, ard bsinS
willing to abide the decision of q discriminating
and impartial public, was constrained to offer a
friendly challenge TO the said Agents to q
thorough, practical, public test Of
the me its of their machines as claimed by them
in competition with the 'Willcox oiobs;" said
"trial TO be made at some public place in Nash
Eille in the presence Of the spectators who mighs
attend and of three Judges who shall be men of
known probity ard Judgment and acceptable to
both parties; - and,
whereas, In said Challenge enumerated and
set forth twenty-five clear and dis
GincG claims 10 SUI erIOrity as al Fam
lily Sowing Machine, which the "WilcJx
n Gibbs" is known TO possess, combining every
desirable point of practical utility, ease
OF management, simplicity, durA-
biittF, beauty % finsSA, hOiselVSs,
light running, saving OF thread, ETC.,
to be looked for III Family Eewing Machine !;
aud,
whereas, Said Challenge has nov been in the
lending newspapers and in circulars before said
Agents Of other Machines for two mont s
Qoager than the tine specifedI without any no
LiACd-lOu VI 4ts aCCptatCt On EllelE paIEs TUE
Challenge to fair and open competition having
been unequivocally declined. thereby ac-
knowledging the superiority Of the wilcox
4 Gibbs" Sewing Machine in sll the twenty
five points of excellence OVER 9th
er Sowing Machines, claimed for il in the
Challenge. Therefore,
l ask our citizens AID a generous public at
large to investigate its claims of superiority,
snd for themselves, unbiased by the repre-
sensations OF MISREPRESENTATION OF Any
agent, 10 practically snd thoroughly test the
true merits and real utility of the
'WillcoX & Gibbs whsn compared with other
Sewing Machines, and l Will CheErfu.ly abide
the iesue, knowing that it viii be in favor OF my
Machine.
The 'Tillcox & Gibbs Sewing Mschine is an
"0l1 Virginia" I1gentiOn-GeD. F. Lees IA
vorite-and the fAEOri:e in thousands II houses
in the South. IL id the only southern machine in
the market Let us encourage hoIns enterprise
and build up the waste places.
Every Machine IS Fully Warranted. No
one takes any risk IN trying one Of than.
Copies Of the original ''Ch Iienge," AMI ''-hal-
lenge Declined " with other valuable printed mat
ter on Sewing Machine. subj ec.s, csl DC obtained
by calling on or addressing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
Southern pc

IT is alleged in the Washington Star
that presentation of silver plate which
was made to the Hon. James Harlan, of
Iowa, when he was about to retire from
the Office Of Secretary of Interior, was
provided for by direct tax of one dollar
per head, assessed and collected among
The subordinate clerks by the confidential
clerks in the Socretsry's own room, net
enc clerk in dozen freely and volun-
tarlly subscribing. The New York San
says: "The swindIe was exposed at the
time, and many perrOns supposed that
Mf. Harlan would decline the present
and return the plate; but he held on to it.
No wonder he supports Grant; they aye
both preseut-tskers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
County Court Sale,
Jacob RAIDER, Administrator, vs.. J. IL. Ia
and Of hprN-

Jacob RAIDER, Administrator, vs.. 7, IL. Parkcs
and Others.
DN VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- COUNTY court Of Davidson county, t. m,
rendered ut its July Term. 1871, in the above
cause, / VIII proceed 10 sell at public auction,
on t,onday, The 7th day of august, ISL at the
Courthouse door III Nashville, at Il O'Clock n 4,
the following described real estate, belonging
TO the estate OF l.. l.. PaTkes, deceased, TO Wiz:
LOIS hos. Il, u and -, McGhee's plan OF South
Nashville lots, Il plan OF which lots IS oil
record, Minute Book No. or a, page ) s, Of
the CGau3ery Court at Nashville. to which
reference Is hereby made iOT a iuii description.
said lots front 81 feet GA Market street, and
run back at right angle, with said street and
along Centre street To ten fect alley, hair
| way between Market and College streets.
Also the following lots OF parcels or land in
the city Of Nashville and county of Davidson
and State OF Tennessee, 20 wit:
Lots Nos. :, 9, H. 2S and %, IN MCGhCc's plan
| OF South Nashville lots,
Lot No fronts IS feet on Market street, west
side, and runs back to an alley nalf way be-
tween Market and College streets.
Lot No. fronts fifty feet on the west
side Of Market street, and runs back with
Centre street half the depth OF said lot No. s.
| Lot No. 10 lies adjoining and west Of lot No.
! >. and runs back TO the alley between Market
| and College streets with said Centre street,
anu fronts on said alley lfty-twO feet.
Lot No. % fronts fiity.twO feet on the cast
side O! College street, and runs back with Gem
ire street to the line OF lot No. rs, being mid
| way between said College street and an alley
between Market and College streets.
Lot No. IS fronts lilty-twO feet on the west
| sidc OF the alley between College and Market
| streets, aud runs back with Centre street to
/ the back liuC OF lot No. %
Also the following tract of land, 10 wit:
A certain parcel ur tract of land III the 18th
! civil district OF Davidson county and State of
| Tennessee, and bounded and described as fol-
| lows: Beginning in ccentrc Of the Lebanon
| turnpike road, the northeast corner, it being
the northwest corner Of John l.. Hadley's
| land: thence west along the centre of said
turnpike twenty-GiEht and half poles to the
northwest corner OF said tract, it being the
northeast corner OF ", 6. Campbcll's land ;
! thence south one degree west thirty one poles
t. a poplar tree MARI cd as corner; thence east
eighty poles to "A stake III said Hadey's west
| boundary line: thence north one degree east
! siNty-onC poles TO the beginning, containing
seven acres, more or less
| Tcrms-One-fOu cash, and the balance,
| secured by notes with good security bearing
! interest from datc, due sHd payable IN one,
! two and three years from date, with lien re-
! tanned. ". q EWIN, Clerk.
| iyII wIt&i2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

TIE corruption and profigacy winch
prevailed during the war, remarks Sue
Albany Argus, has been continued ever
s1ca. And when the Democrats get the
power, perqujsitons 70 be Instituted viii
uncover an amount Of IascaHty that viii
.assonish the country. Seats in Congress
lave bcen bought with degree Of osger-
ness never before witnessed, and chiefly
far ,ha means afforded for the accumula-
ton Of money. Members Of both Houses
nave gone 10 Washington IN nCcessitous
circumstances IS, and become wealthy in 3
single term. Grant viii be very rich
man wLe1 he leaves The White House, in
1873. Aud half tie Radicals in Cgngrcss
viii have made Independent, fortunes by
.,at fime. No wonder they resist des-
p .ra,aly the efforts OF the people to re-
p.ac5 them by men of personal honor, as
Nel. as political int gritty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

INTERNAL REVENUE PDIPs are driving q
Gland Office business" among the apothe-
carries OF Boston, looking for razor strops,
ponGde pots, paient medicines and tooth
picks, on which there are 70 "stsmps."
M07e than one hundred respectable firms
in that city are held for alleged violations
Of the internal revenue laws. II is stated
that he trial Of these cases will occupy
i-c entire time Of the present session Of
tie United States District Court BARRIERS
are also included in the list of offenders,
Tho revenue officers in the district have
been ordered 10 make thorough inyesti-
gaIon Of the goods Offered for sale in
apo.heclry and barber shops, and report
'beir investigations 10 Supervisor Pres
h-eY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

The Chicago Times says: Tho
promptness with which Ex-Governor
Prisons, of Ala hes been paid by the
administration for his perfdy, not to say
perjury, in his evidence before the Ku-
Kiux committee, is an exhibition Of
Radical gratitude that clnn0t b. too
highly commended. Heswore TO q swarm
of fragrant SANDERS against the people Of
his own State, and the price of his servi-
css was Immediately forthcoming in the
form of an appointment as acting assist
ant attorney general, with liberal salary
from the fedeSl treasury aud full power
20 prosecute people for not being R3di-
cs1e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
MAMMOTH CAVE

THE ROUTE TO THIS GREAT NATURAL
1 wonder OF the world is via Louisville and
Nashville 2. R II Gi.sEOw Junction or Cave
City; thence by easy stages seven miles through
the finest mountain eCeJery. Mammoth Cave
Hotel, newly hsted and furnished throughout, is
frst-clsss in every respect. AInussment3 oAeTery
kind-splendid Dane ng Hall, Billiards, CrOquCt,
Of the Hotel First Class Band during the entire
season Purest Atmosphere aud most invigors-
ting Climate en- thu Continent. temperature il
the region Of the Cave always 50 degrees. sui
phur Water Of any required strength recently
discOvered In the GAYS, aud always on band. Di-
rest Telegr8phio communication in the Hotel
The very best Summer Resort in America
D. l. GRAVES,
je27 til aug21 Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

TIE Chicago Tribune says it is pre-
mature, st present. to suggest who should
be nominated for Vice President By the
Radicals, ''but il must always be in order
to ssy that it shall not be Simon Came
rom Simon mas come 10 the same con-
c,usion, AMI has refused ID be cOnsi yered
a candidate for the nomination. Sensible
for once.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
SUPERVISORS;

Hon Johua + Bullitt, late Chief Justice by.
Hon II Sites, Judge JEFF Court Com. Peas.
Hon a Il COchrane, Chan. Lou, Chan. Court.
lion II W Bruce, Judge JEFF. Circuit Court.
Hon w b HOke, Judge Jeh. County Court.
Hon Baxter, Mayor of Louisville,
on I L Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry WoliOrd, City Treasurer Louisville,
Hon i J Webb, Senator of Kentucky.
Col q Z Wharton, U District attorney.
Col Phil Lee, Pros Atty 9th Judicial Circuit.
Gen j Boyle, Pre-. ident y, IL Il Z Il K.
DR. , Bell, PIOl Med University, Louisville.
Collision Z johnson, Proprietor Calf House.
lion J Proctor Knott. late member Congress.
A . BTanDin. Pres't Louisville Board Trade
James BriGselOrd, Pres't 2d National Bank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mcr-
chant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

TIE Detroit Free Press wants to know
why Horace Greeley and Gen. Sherman
are not called Def )re the " Outrage C m
mites" in Washington That question
is easily answered. What they know
viii be Of no service to the Radical party,
while it viii likely be favorable to tie
EOuthera manila
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

A WASHINGTON dispatch says Sen4t T
Schurz has written letter to a gentlcni n
in that city, in which he strongly express
ses himself IN favor OF Charles Francis
Adams. of MsslaC huseits, for Vive-Pie j.
dent Of the United States in 1872. Soma
Tor Schurz is evidently taking lev dos
partuTe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED To TIE ES-
~ TATE OF Mrs. Samuella Fussell, de-
ceased, are notified to come forward and make
payment; and all those having claims against
the same arc called on to file them on or be-
fore the 18th Of September, 1871, properly au-
thentiCated, with me, at the Office OF H. F..
Banks, attorney, M Cherry street, o. they
will be forever barred
This 18th day Of July, 1871.
ARATIA HUDSON,
jyi3 st Administrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

THE press of matter demanding imme-
diaie attention has delayed the publication
Of the argument OF F. E. Williams, I'D. .,
on the railroad cases before the ChanceSy
Court. 1t is very able, exhaustive
Examination of The subject.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
TO BUILDERS.

C,EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
y building the new Market House on the PUB
IL sonara Nashville Tenn, will be received Il
Inv * il O'Clock n. Plans and specifications
ssr be seen a. the ofice Of Dobson s Williamson,
Architects. The Market House Committee re-
serve the right Of rejecting any or al bios.
CHARLES ROBINSON,
Chairman Of Market House Committee.
Dozsos 4 WILLIAMSON, Architects. jys I'd
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