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I,ank yolcs and Greenback..

lF'gA lie SeV Yof Tnas, ortgl.ri
The inha;ionist. are particularly bitter
on the National banks. They hate them
with special and reriec; hatred. The
Ohio platform contain. demand-which
VERY fairly e1pfe.-e. the feeling Of the
par,y--ior "ihe extinction Of the pfeseni
National banks, and the establishment in
their stead Of a system Of free banks Of dis.
cJuu, and depoI only. under such feZu.
lati0nI a. the S,stes may respectively
ptescfibe;;7 and the platform further de.
claFes that there should he mo paper cur.
feucy, except such IS may be is.ued d..
rectly by and upon the credit Of the Gen
efal Government
We may ace from this the exact pur.
poe Of the ihfaiiJni.p. II i ~ remove
all CHEEKS upon the i..ue Of paper money.
They aim " conhue the power Of i..ning
such money 70 the General Government.
aud TO leave the power 81 issue in the
General Government unlimited. Oi
course. /. IL understood that ihey are
Themselves 10 control this mOmentDus
function. They desire to paraphfaae in
politics the famous declaration Of the
Puritans. The world belongs ~ the
lainu, and we are the saints They pro-
pose that the General Government shall
make all the paper money, and that they
shall run the General Government. They
thus require u the country = settlement
Ut the question. which can best he trust.
Ell, under existing circumstances. ~ issue
paper money, Congress or the banks2
No question Of greater practical in.
portance could te put, and it require. can.
did discussion. We think ii quite r,gssi.
bic to show that il paper money j. 10 h.
issued-and in sOme form " other it
must be-Congress il the very WORT
agent for the purpose. The fret and IA
tai Objection 10 placing this power in the
hands Of Congress ia, that il j. extra con.
rtitu,ional No conceivable construction
Of any existing power given By the present
Constitution could authorize Congress, in
time Of peace to issue paper money. 1t
might, indeed, borrow money IN demand
notes, but II can not make these legal
tender, and ii il legal-tendef notes which
the ihAationi'ts contemplate. 1t isby no
means certain that the Issue Of legal.tcn.
der notes even under the stress Of war vas
constitutional. But while for the time
being such an i.sue ha. the approval Of
the Supreme Court, there il not the shad.
ow Of justification Tor the theory that
Congress can issue legal-tender notes
solely a. money, and not Tor the purpose
oiefecting loan which could not he had
in any other way.
But II the power to issue paper money
were once lodged in Congress, !, would
still he true that that body IL the worst
possible repository Of such a power, and
Tor two reasons: Il would have the least
efficient means Of ascertaining how much
ought 10 be issued, and it would be under
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TIE cure Of p2gI%FisLa : !2';sa!Hg
i..slf upon Scotland. Tie percentage c!
paup=r, % population there i AID TO sI-
eee1 ih., q IrsIaaI. Tai. I. AZ aazliEg
iaet, IN y!ss 0! The Prgre.5!=! ;Afit' q;
Scotland. lis explained By tie p'gTs-
IeBes Q! resk!e.. charity. Tie .lliHis-
tsatioa oi,hs P99F..2E i Il tie A2a1s O:
eor!esia.,isal authorities, and tie funds
are ugr.s than s2.:sl. Tie! a'e 50 Spa!
TIA, they promote P21pe'l.z. Il stead Of
preventing il, Applicants is' al are not
required % 20 10 The Pog'-hoassp bat are
helped vh.ls remaining ., hone. The
ps,n!ci0g, p;ss,.cz L.. completely dsa-
orsliasd the Pogs. Tn! hayeno SIX Of
shame in a.kils an ,e';ir. 'Ais ~0a!-d9o:
rel!ei.7 Iii, granite! % a.=2.: sHyt23y,
With se.H, inquiry into The reasons Of tie
Application, ore ins.Iea,al ey!. l.. b<yH
to greatly isr:-ass the percentage Of
illsEiana,e biG;a,. III. i. nov nearly
10 p. eeli, Every sansE Hh' Ia II
Legitimate child .snl, zg:i 70 tie PAr-
,oulge sni around csZe. weekly dole,
the premium paid isf hs' in. Il oHs
snail par..b, r.as aEaA:f.e! ~sa'sH
provided s.,h - .rs'z.s g!.S1 AL oDs-
,ts,s yE-f4... -r...a- s,-g .sl-.F.r. re.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Lauohlin', Infant Cordial.

TIE tkiIiI cure Vhtn t.sshlnz-t0 rgilsTs iDsgm.
plL!lt This Vs cDrs,jsf 0:se q The nat Tzlglt.e
fslasiiss 70 Il fsIi Ia The iimIy Vhsn the dill
dFsu are eating thssH vrik. We are SLIM TIM
.aBl d tE,i!sf, AL have 70 Esai The tf,i IsTsyl
az II g Dot al W fssUiatlEEi u n h.
MONIES, bare ygl . Igkiy, b,ittH2 t1S That
TyENs The HDCEs q SIgBI shea ygg - AHE ~
rsil Into c0s LOSg, WEIET DArIlHE o! NOEE.
NEyI arI c4EE' Cy-Cy-Cy--sl day hn1 all
Eig1t ing II y0I kATs, llt'a 70 fa1s~, 10 Oh.
mod, AgAIfs % ks.2eg-1 WV if0Ts a lSgASI
CDzDiAL iui y1IF ttGi Will L. FIriyIED, lDi
sWEEI, EETEEHfSg sLEEP vii take the tLHs d
WlEEFrt EIYFERiSg. Procure a. OEcF 4 bsiIs.
sd by all Druggists tni
LAUGHliS BIOS. 4 90. ProrTis,o1,
MLl.L.rs " VI.
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Tic i,rtnn.rnrt ints1n.

lFfDa con'erai.oa ui,b aisiiinr Penny lrInl,
IenpfIt
"Whal do you intend to do with the
financial question in the national con.
Yention, in case this programme ucceedsF
. ave shall not follow the New York
platform too Closely, ! hope. twill he
absurd ior II. to. have no idea. on such an
important qIestion different from those
put out IVY the republicans. We must 20
in Tor specie payments, but We must al the
same time attack the national banks.
They are the only obstacle in the way Of
resumption. The Erie platform hin them
hard, but the resolution attacking them
hos no force when tackled on 10 demand
for more irredeemable government paper
Or national financial plank should lie,
'Gfeenbacks redeemabIe in coin-no bank
monopoly Acrusade against the nation.
Al banks vOuld be much more Popular
than vi" Jackson's attack on the United
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4 UCHOS SALE

A UCHOS SALE
I ill eel 81 Public sale TO-DAY, 81 70
o'clock A. H., A. ~. i s.Eissa,h street,
Wvtf1te-, Cooking stove, and oihrT
4uielsL
osJ RALLER Aur.iolssr.
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IN Pa Pc. Dumplinss and
Fgil!Agi g,fslsfi them e2sy q
AXE, All Tie! e. ngni " th;
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NAV ApYERTIsEMENTs.

N0HCE
The Polls VII b oPszei On nanisy,
October IN, Isl, tr5a suariss 10 szRssL
ce5 = : BgOwS, : o. c.
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ANNoUNcEME TENTS.

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
! TIE STATE sENATE
EFsTrE. lyTEtilgLSrFEs Al TIE IrgHt' s.a.I-
iAisyI u rgu.b.. a prominent lt.DI.. iTeat.,.
uy+ o! Tur;y, q the Elri -.usWraL plaflt. I
hsfshy EnbgInv mysi! ~ IN lHIsTs rslsni CaHii-
ilts 10 81 tue Tsflbgy 10 The state -f1fs ta-..i
tT ihr tsath d! Gpf A !. PlEgslL II ). Proper
Natl .hgII 1y Tint my ngrHs r.. brought l.iHfo
the C0Hy'ni49a ye'sfl4y sglil't ny pm-'ilre in.
sfac'pnS 4. NlLsJS
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
The Concert Tonight.

Lewin's store has been well patron
lied by opera-lovers buying seats for
the grand concert tonight at Turn
Verein Hall. The admirable selec-
tions from the most popular operas Of
the day form an elegant programme,
which our citizens should hear rem
dered by this troupe. All the great
operate singers of the past and pres
ent have entertained distinguished
audiences with these identical selec-
: tions, and we are convinced that the
Maria troupe can please their audience
tonight. A cultivated musical taste
in a community is an evidence of the
refinement of society and we are con-
vinced that the bon-ton of Los Ange-
les compares with places OF a larger
growth in this mark of superior
civilization. We urge our readers to
secure seats for Turn-Verein Hall to-
night and revel in the choicest melo-
dies from Favorita, Borgia, Judith,
Norma and Trovatore.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
The Brooks Tract.

The sale of this splendid piece of
property will take place To-day ut the
auction rooms of Jones & Noyes, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and will probably prove
to be the cheapest property ever
offered. The land was purchased by
the present owner, Mr. w. Ii. j.
Brooks, at very low figure, and will
be sold for whatever it brings at auc-
tion, without any reserve. The plot
is located west of Figueroa street, a
short distance from the terminus of
the Spring and Sixth street railroad,
in close proximity to the improved
part of the Western division of the
city and in the finest part of town.
The lots will probably go off at low
prices, and the successful bidders may
consider themselves lucky. Lots that
will to-day be sold at say 800, will in
few years be worth five or ten times
that amount. The terms of the sale
are very easy, being half cash and the
balance in six months without inter-
est and within the reach of all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
Matters Political.

Judge G.. G. Sayle, of Fresno, is a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tion for Congress in the Fourth Dis
trict. sHa lsso
A County Convention of the Inde-
pendent Peoples Party of Merced
comfy is to be held in the Court House
in the town of Merced, on the third
Saturday of May, for the nomination
of candidates for county offices, and
transact such other duties as may be
necessary.
The Oakland Neaos, one of the lead
ing Republican papers of the State, in
speaking of the late acrimonious and
vengeful illumination issued under the
authority of u portion of the Republic
can State Central Committee, charac-
terizes it as tour blood and thunder
address,
1t is said that A. S. Escandon, for
two terms member of the Assembly
from Ventura county, will accept the
Democratic nomination for State
Treasurer. go M
Judge James A. Hutton, of Yolo
county, is spoken of in connection with
the Republican nomination in the
Third District for Congress.
The Marysville Appeat thinks that if
there is any truth whatever in the So
called Republican addresses, the Gen.
tennial, over which we are now MAX
ing so much fuss, had better be post
poned until the South has been better
conquered. The point is well taken,
and we go for the adjournment of the
big show.
The Colusa Sun, Democratic, says:
"The Democratic party have not yet
issued an address, except one concern-
ing little family quarrel at San Fran
cisco, and that had better have re-
manned out of print; and we do hope,
If they do issue one, to see it possess
some degree of dignity. Let them
talk like sensible men addressing their
peers. |#ass
The members of the County Central
Committee of the Peoples Independ-
ent party of Placer county are called
to meet in Auburn on the 18th of this
month.
The Independents of Sutter county
have call for a meeting of their
County Central Committee on the 22d
instant The Republican Central Com
mittee will meet on the 8th inst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
Old Women who are Afraid OF Becoming
Witches

The life of an Indian maiden is blithe
and merry for few years, but when
she gets married and becomes q wife
S he is soon broken down with the
pains of motherhood and the heavy la
bors which fall to her lot, and she soon
becomes wrinkled, garrulous, cross,
scolding, in fact an old hag. OF course
such hags are not pleasant company in
camp, and in the brief of the Numa
such old hags grow uglier and meaner
until they dry up and whirlwinds car
ry them away, when they are trans
formed into witches; and lest such a
fate should befall old women, they are
taught that it is their duty to die when
no longer needed, and if they do not
die by natural means in a reasonable
time, they must commit suicide. This
they seem willing to DO rather than to
meet that terrible fate of being trans
formed into witches and being COM
PEELED to live in snake skins and wrig-
gle about among the rocks, their only
delight being to repeat the words of
passers-by in m0ckery. I once saw
three old women titus voluntarily
starving themselves. rode up to what
was almost deserted camp, the three
old women only remaining, sitting by
the fire and intently gazing into the
embers. They seemed not to heed my
approach, but sat there mumbling and
groaning until they rose, each drag
ging up their weight with staff, and
then they joined in a sidewise, shuf-
fling, senile dance around the fire,
propped by their staffs. and singing
doleful songs, having finished which
they sat again on their heels, and
gazed into the fire, and I rode away
On coming to the new camp of the
tribe the next day, aild inquiring of
Ghui-at-an-um-peak. their chief, why
these women were left behind, and
what they We're doing, | was informed
they had determined to commit sui
eide fearing lest they should be trans
formed into witches. = Major Poveips
forthcoming Rook.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
a New Product.

Yesterday afternoon, when at the
depot, we observed the shipment of
new California product-bayonet cac-
tus. About half car load of the wood
of this peculiar cactus was awaiting
shipment to the Pioneer Ledger Paper
Mill, at Elkton, Maryland. Captain
Moore is the shipper, and it is to be
used extensively in making paper for
the Philadelphia newspapers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08

The Philadelphia Brewery, appreci-
ating our encomiums OH their beer,
sent us fair sample to-day. 1t is just
such beer as old Gambrinus brewed
by mistake, and which Germany in
dulges in to this day. If people will
drink, then let them drink the foam
ing extract of malt and hops, as pre-
pared by the Philadelphia Brewery.
There is nothing in it but the essence
of natures most grateful and
strengthening products, hops and bar
ley, mixed with pure mountain water.
Give them a call.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE,


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. C. Des-
~ noyers of the city and county of Los
Angeles, will apply to the Comm n Council
of the city and county of Los Angeles, State Of
California, at its session of May the 18th, in
SAINT, for a quit-claim deed to the following
described piece of land, situated in the said
city and county, to-wit
Commencing at point on the East side of
the Arroyo Seco road where the line of q live
fence made by W. q. Dryden formerly inter-
sected the fence of Nieves Ruiz; hence S. 400
w. ll.eS chs; thence s. HIS w. l.4l chs;
thence S. 9Ao e. 2.50 chs; thence S. II l-2a w.
e.7S chs; thence s. 6' e. S 60 chs; thence S.
7Al4o Il. OBJ chs; thence N. 2l' f. 1892 chs. to
ha point of beginning, according TO u survey
md map made by L. Seebold in September
49, less those portions of the eabove-described
lands which We're granted on the Northern
and on the Western side Of said above-de-
scribed land for the right Of way of the South
ern Pacific Railway Company
Any person having any affections 10 the
granting OF the foregoing, must file such on
lection in writing with the undersigned at
least one day prior to the said meeting of the
18th instant
Los Angeles, May Stil, 1875.
NJ. kREMER,
myS I'd Clerk OF Common Council.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
List of Passengers who Left Yesterday by
the Steamer "Anc0n.'

DA Mattingly, A G Mcdaniel, S J
Robertson, J Hewitt, Thos Shatliff, A
Babb, M Gottschalk, S P Zeyn, II
Bolds, w Wooten, Fl Kirkpatrick,
A w Chase and two friends, Mrs w H
Fountain and children, B + Porter,
w HI Fountain, w King, B Jessa, VT
and child, J G Newton and wife, Mrs
l. Fl Titus, Mrs Bell and daughter, Mrs
l. w Otis and child, w H Spurgeon, l.
w OF is, f S Sholling, Miss A Merrill,
Miss L Merrill, G Hill, M p hill, S
Padelford, q Brown, Mrs M p Hill,
Mrs Hewitt, Mrs J r Bartlett, Mrs I
Z Roworth, Mrs f McComas, Mrs )
Adams, G. Woers, l. A Martinez, G A
Hooper, III l. Smith, Miss K A Bench
lev, A Martin, HI Southworth.
Santa Barbara-J Stemmons, A La
bruno, DIR Henley, CT Catlin, II Tee
pie, w Teeple, Geo Teeple.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
Travellers Home.

Departures this morning by Tele-
graph Stage Line for San Francisco:
Mendel Meyer, S Baumann, H L
Smith, J H Levy, A Jones, Mary
Jones, VIM Hamilton, A French.
Arrived yesterday by Telegraph
Stage Line:
Judge Bronson, Mr. Valentine, f A
Edwards and {. Cohn, from San Fran
cisco; Fl c Pool, Mrs Jones, Lem Mer-
cedes, MIR Strong and Ole .Tungison,
from Caliente; M Marith and S Ste
vens, from Lone Pine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
COURT REPORT.

District COurt..-.SEPULvEDA.J ].
FRIDAY. May I.
Martin VS.. Notwithstanding ofSupreme
Court filed dismissing action.
Moore VS.. Same.-Same entry. &k
Newbill VS.. Pierce.-Remittitur of Supreme
Court filed affirming judgment in the case.
Fisher VS.. Bergson.-Nonsuit granted and
Judgment entered against defendant.
Court adjourned until Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
Wilmington Items.
From the Enterprise. |

From the Enterprise.
The students of Wilson College eel
ebrated May lst with picnic.
The shipments of flumber into the in
terror have averaged nearly 100, 900 feet
per day since last January.
The commencement exercises of the
Wilson College commence Sunday,
May 23d.
Barclay of the Wilmington Ex-
change has been up to Santa Barbara.
The dredger has been moved to the
outer edge of the bar near Dead Mans
Island.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08

The Bazaar, corner of Main and Re-
quena streets, has just received an Inn
mense stock of new goods, consisting
of clothing, dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats, etc., which they will sell at bot
tom prices. Call and examine their
stock. MI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
Assessment Notice.


ORANGE CO. OPERATIVE COMPANY
" of Los Angeles.-Location of principal
place of business, Los Angeles, California.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF
the Directors held in this city ON the Sd day
OF May, 1873, an assessment NO. y of FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE was levied upon the
Capital Stock of said Company, payable IN
MEDIATELY, in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, 1T the office Of the Company, No.
Spring street, Los Angeles, California. Any
stock upon which this Assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Sd day of June, 1875,
will be declared delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment Is
made before, will be sold on the
20Gh bay Of June. 1878,
To pay delinquent assessment, together with
cost OF advertising and expense of sale.
Stockholders who have paid an assessment
since the 3lst day of July, 1874, have credit
on The books of the company to balance the
assessment now levied.
BY order of the Board.
my4 I'm l.. M. HOLT, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08

The Sacramento Herald wants the
City Trustees there to pass an ordi-
nance similar to the one in operation
in San Francisco, for preventing Chi
namen perambulating the sidewalks
with long, swinging poles and baskets
attached.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
San Diego Items.

Olives are blooming in San Diego.
Capt. Elliott. of the Kaorama has
been fined $25 for kicking a sailor at
San Diego.
Coyer, the San Diego murderer, was
to have been sentenced ON Wednesday,
but he played the insanity dodge and
an investigation was ordered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLEs-Salari& & Caring, Proprietors.
Il Yorba, s Ana M Moore s
Hanfurd, Brbra T Ross, Woodland
L j Redford, Denver TBHayes. Wlmgn
S Stevens, Lone Pine F COwen, do
LAFAYETTE-Fluh & Gerson, Proprietors
s Goldsmith, Chino S stevens, Inyo Co
]. Osuna, do 7 B Valentine S F
J Price, Frndo CCohn. = +
" Seaton, do NJ Magralh, White Pm
VI Nein, do
UNITED STATES-Hanmel& & Denker, Prps
G Edwards, Spadra w Lawrence, Monte
Fl Tighe, Mission CIV Kevre, s. Ana
II Leonard, s Frnd Stanley, do
+ Spanto, do w Viewer, Sumner
w Nelson, Pnmnt Il HI Potter, Oaklan
\ + Gravel, do II FCunningham, Riv-
S Solomon, do erside
Bagg, Detroit X Ellis, Lyon Stn
G w Mcdowell, Mnte H Harriet, Nietos
J N Donaldson, do w Miner, Prescott
] G l,ilsey, Prescott
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
NORRIS VINEYARD,
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The size Of all the lots IL
1O6 3.5 FEET FRONT
- y
I15 -4-S FEET DEEP.

The price of lots is fixed at $500, payable in
monthly instalments of $40, without interest,
until paid.
This Association offers fine opportunity for
persons of small means to procure, on terms
which they will hardly feel, a homestead in
one of the most desirable and improving Sec
tions of our city, only a few steps from the
Main Street Railroad, which Is now nearly in
operation, and directly on the line of the pro-
jected railroad By Washington street to the
Ballona.
Subscription list at the office of the Secre-
tary. ED A. PREUSS,
my5 Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
Assessment Notice.

HARMERS, & MERCHANTS BANK OF
I Los Angeles.-No office is hereby given that
at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank of Los Angeles,
held on the 18th day of April, 1915, an assess
mont (number 81 of fifty dollars $500 per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the cor
poration, payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the
9Th bay Of June. 1875.
Will be Delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction and, unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Monday, the 2lst day
of June, 1878, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs oil advertising and
expenses of sale. JOHN G. DOWNEY,
my4td President
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-08
THE BROOKS TRACT.
A SPECULATION.

EOR SAlE.-An undivided half interest
in Fifty Acres of land, bordering oil the
Pacific Ocean and joining the new Railroad
and Wharf at Santa Monica. No finer loca-
tion for "a town in the country.
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LETTERS FROM THE EAST.

CaIifornia the Promised Land-Agri-
culture "a Failure in Many States
Our Climate I'm Demand Large
Immi igration in the Future.
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JUN Els q NO1ES, AUCTIONEERS,
SATURDAY, MAY 9Th, 1875.

LNIGHTYONE LOTS, 6OxI5O FEET EACH
IL will be sold at the Auction Rooms of
Jones & Noyes, on the date above specified.
The property In known as
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$1,000 per year per acre.
Rail Road Improvements.

The rev railroad is completed at Anaheim
and runs directly along the southe' portion
OF four tract. We will offer lands within from
one to three miles of Downey City as we'll
adapted for corn as any now under cnltiva-
tion. and there are none betterin the world.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
East Los Angeles & Main Street
OMNIBUS LINE.
TIME; TABLE.

DELOS CAMPBELL, Proprietor
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

Company stock. Enquire of DR.. Brown,
Main street, between First and Second.
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TO LET.-Furnlshed and Unfurnished
Rooms, in suites or single, with all mod
ern eonveniences, near business centre. APP
ply to kIMBALL 4 CO., 10 Spring street.
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