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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25
WHAT THE STATE OUGHT
 TO DO.


 of the State to pay one cent for either the railroad, levee or excess of the Holford bonds. The amount of new bonds proposed to be issued is what is due, dollar for dollar, on that part Of the debt which has never been disputed by any one, and no more" !" = Extract from the Circular Letter of the Finance Board.
 If that is all the Bond holders ask of the State the duty devolving upon Arkansas is very plain indeed. It is simply this: let the Legislature be convened at once and provision be made for the issuance of $2,014, 337 new bonds at six per cent per annum. This the Finance Board say over their official signatures, is the prin- cipal of the States undisputed bond ed indebtedness. Let provision also be made for the issuance of $1,00S,076 new non-interest bearing bonds, this being the amount of in terest that will be due, Jan. lst, 1878, on our undisputed bonds. Then let the Finance Board make the exchange which they say the Bond holders are willing to make, that is, take up the $3,022,423 old undisputed bonds and the $l1 ,474,- 50l fraudulent bonds which are to be gift to the State, and give the holders the $3,022,423 new bonds. This is the plain, fair, square way of getting in ALL of our bonded debt, GOOD, BAD, AND INDIFFERENT, for just. the amount of our UNDIsPUTED BONDS. The people can understand this operation. There IS NOT so MUCH INTEREST CALCULATION INvoLv- ED IN IT. It is fair, square, fiat proposition, under which no bug can take refuge. It will not make the holders of our good bonds one cent worse off than they now are, but on the contrary, according to their own pet argument, will enhance the value of their new bonds, because the old disputed bonds will be out of the way. It will not make the State any worse of, but on the contrary will place her Tn condition to meet the interest of her then compara- lively small interest bearing bonded debt promptly and with ease.
 But, some will say, the bond hold CTS have never made any such a proprosal. True, they have not, but this is all they profess to want--new bonds, dollar for dollar for the old undisputed bonds, and the disputed bonds thrown in to the State as a gift, This is what they say the Adams Rediield plan amounts to, but it is not so. The mere fact of the bond holders having made a proposition, does not preclude the State from now making the one we have suggested. Let it be made and if the bond-holders refuse to accept its terms it will be plain proof that they are not in earnest about sur rendering the good bonds of the State dollar for dollar and throw in the fraudulent bonds. The proof of the pudding is in eating it.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25
A grieu,tpre aa,,rass hw n - rY

Agriculture, address by c. W. Har- key on second day.
 No entry can be made 6 iS article or stock to be shown on Sf day. after l2 o'clock m. of the nf1
 No article or stock to bos 'fwn on the second day can oe entered after 10 o'clock a. m. of the same day.
 Committee on stock will not be allow ed to award premiums to any stock they consider unsound.
 It must be understood that this Fair has been gotten up on the spur of the moment, and without money. and it's success will depend upon the liberal patronage each and every oneswill give it, either by taking a part in the exii- Dition, or offering individual premiums.
 The Directors will take contributions to be given as premiums for few days yet. The premium list will appear i'll next weeks issue. All persons dcsir- ing to assist the enterprise by offering special premiums will please report the same to the Directors. or.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25
Edst OfRre1aaiazns Offered at the Pope County Fair!
ITO R s

To KuseIyIe X 1877
 DIRECTORS: H CraBE fIowE N SHrNN F. A. WINFIELD porrs
 R. WILSON, M. H. BAIRD.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25
A Man

A Man So unoncerned without H aeonceed fact female offered that will at once remove all monthly ohstrucons and &
 
 rnaon It VIII speedily establish nature feeble and developing slowly; will e, 'n"
 kills
 immediately Mysteries back and chloros aipaion swimming gddne or memory appette aiding digestion and keeping ion, as IL mas no equal. Husbands " ~ HIS Wife aIlca Dala@Iatcz.
  ton of the womb falling to the strength and ' '' No us0u "' It Female -clas cnonum bottles in Address T f' VI" iSVept''
 Dr. J- E. .Drco1a@ooIe
 LOUISVILLE,
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25
CLASS H.

CoMMIrTEE.--J W. Russell, Jas. Potts Ben T. Embry. R. D. Howell. Lewis Allen. Best lady equestrian, married or
 single, Slowest mule, 1 ride yours, you ride
 mine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25

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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25
GLASS c.

COMMITTEE L. Sllinn, c. F. IIow- ell, F. A. Winfield.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25

THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. a5. 1871.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25

CLASS c. GoMMITTEE.-M. B. Roys, W. E. Young, 5. A. Bradley. Best pair draft horses tried on grounds '' gentleman equestrian any ago
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25
First Day.

CLASS E. CoMMIrrEE.--S. A. Buck, John NJ. Bradley, F. J. Rollow. Best bushcl corn in ear, upland, lk
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-25
J. F. BATTENFIELD, Editor,

RUssELLvILLE, ARK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

If you will send to Gaines, Coles
& Co., they will send you specimens
of their fruits in season, and You
can rely upon these and upon what
tic gontlcmanIy proprie!ors will
tell you, bat you will be apt to be
deceived by the pictures. The
"Peachwood Nurseries" have grown
to magnificent proportions, and can
supply the wants of this section
Those contemplating improvements
in the fruit tree ard flower line,
would do well to send for their cat
alcguc, make their selections aud
forward their orders during the
summer.
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THE CHAMPION REAPER,

Farmers arc invited to oalF *tia
examine tr6 crantrior 'sf
now up ~ pHr A6Hso' "s @,
"I,in4 isAqi i - 'eA5T+fAF y fAgs}
othet q4.4iEs 81 tHY SUD a2Ae
and aY,' IHng to sab34t' Il 10 !h3
m0s. tlioro6Ih tyats,
MAGLNSfElN X BRO.
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no FOR TEXAS!

Our frierds are fast leaving Ms
and FERGUSON don't want to be fal
behind. Now is your TINE to gel
the cnEAHEsr bargains EVER offered.
Ho has Il LARGE Stock, and al
who GO EARLY will get the CHOICEST
at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Store under Masonic Hall, sigr
Red Flag.
Very respectfully,
apr, 81. If. L.. a. FERGUSON.
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State tax for General purpose
tor 1871, lurc. wa..- on The dollar
or tajity cents oH-thc SiG0.
State tax TO pay interest and
principal Of bonds, two mills Gr
twenty cents on tho SlGO.
Making in all five mills, or t.Ity
cents on the 500.
County boards are prohibited
from !evyiug a county tax which
together with the eulirc State tx
will exceed SIS on the $1,000, or
one aud one half per centom.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

Tho rains have come in timo TO
rcsuscitato our gardens which were
showing signs of succumbing to tho
drouth. We have had u fine sea-
son and continued cloudy weather
Curing tho latter part Of the week,
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
Reduction in Street Communication.

On the rccomdation Of the Street
Committee, the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, have reduced the
communication tor six days work on
Streets to $500.
BY order of the Board.
r. HAUENSTElN, SoC'ty.
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Burnt Mills Rebuilt.

100 Barrels Of Choice, and Fancy
FLOUR fresh from the Trenton Mills
Just received and will be sold low
down for Cash.
Ivory Bbl. guaranteed at,
apr. 81. j. Y. COOPER'S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

rS' School closing exercises
war; @9es 4ake place in onr town
Ind taisateh will then DO ready to
invest gate Tho fruit trees and sec
is the frqil y green onouel to eat
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STRAYED,

\ medium size Black IIOrS2 NalC,
1 years old. No marks except Il
small white mark on the left hip,
near the tail. Any information Of
the whereabouts OF said Mule will
be gladly received.
NJ. NELSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

All along the line of the NJ, X Q.
Railroad Improvements are being
made, which when completed will
make the road the safest and most
pleasant one in the South. Steel
rails have been laid at important
points, and some Improvement is
going on at every station. The
road under ]judicious management
will become what it should have
been long since, Il great and popular
thoroughisrc between the West
and South.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

Two of our youns fishermen
while scufling in the upper story
of Swans mill fell ont of the
window about thirty.tivc it. into the
water below which was about three
feet deep. No injury was sustain.
ed by either though bath complain
ed OF being Il little damp after the
plunge.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs>Rs. EDS. ,-Plcasa announce
the name Of James A. Hurch as 81
candidate for the lower House Of
the Legislature, subjcc. 10 Il Demo
cratic
in presenting the name of Mr..
Burch for the shllrages of the peo-
pie Of NoXubce, we DO so with The
consciousness that he is a represcn.
taDive man, and one who will zeal
ously guard the interests Of the
whoto people, if this high trust is
placed in his hands. While only n
plain, practical farmer, he is public
spirited, and has always enjoyed
;hc confidence ofthc people in mat
tcrs Of public concern. Mr.. Rurch,
if elected, will have M private Jobs
to work through, but will fulfill his
whole duty in voting for the adop-
ton Of good and wholesome laws,
and with an eye single to the gene
raj prosperity Of the people.
WEST NoXuBEE.
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ON
+ :o:-
A
Institute,
MISS.

desires to inform Ncr
public, that She has te-
to the eligible lot, con
Beauchalnps residence
permanent. The new
| instruction room now
be completed in Il few
ter granted by the LcgiS-
lboye caption, with her
blisheh nssi lants, Will
kh an effciont Beard Of
+ degrees, and graduate
manner crcdItabIe l0-uI!.
mincd to make tins In
nd useful And hopes
Of that liberal patrols
tore received.
iY j. GALA
FEB. 10th, lS77-2t
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MACON
Female Seminary.
MACON, Tsiss.

Now progressing in It's Eleventh Annual
Session, furnishes 10 its pupils thorough
educational advantages.
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E=e Ico.coId Lemonade, lee on
Lager Beer, Bottled Beer and Ale
on Ice, in fine, everything nice and
icU.cold, to suit the season, at
GLEN MARX'S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

The examination OF the CoIorcd
School under the charge of Mr..
Sanders took place this week. 1t
was exceedingly satisfactory, many
OF the pupils having made remark
able progress in their studies. Mr..
$. seems to I've peculiarly fitted for
his work, and under his care it is
TO be hoped the coIorcd children
will improve morally as well as in,
lc~IlcctuulIy. One misfortune III
many oltho colorcd schools is the
employment Of teachers Of their
own race who are totally ignorant
of what education means, after
they get beyond the alphabet and
the result is, as much error and
i|naccwacy are mixed up with THEN
studies, Us there is truth, and il be-
comes Impossible to mtcach them,
after it is acquired.
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s. M BOWEN
GENERAL COLLECTOR

vii, pay especial Alteration to.
,ho collection OF claims. Any ret
epcuco can be given.
Money promptly remttedsou I'LL
goA,ylnns.
h,r b
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

MARRIEp-At the residence ofthc
bride, in Macon, on Thursday the
7th INST. Mr.. WILLIAM S. SINS and
Mess MoLILE Il, GBoSSMAN, all of
Macon,
We offer our congratulations, and
and return thanks for cake and
wine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

Last Tuesday was election day
for Circuit Clerk, one Of the dull
est, dustiest days of the Season A
stranger would have been surpris-
cd to hear that an election was go
ing on. In fact the election was
virtually decided at the Convcn,
ton a week since. The vote wa,
very light, and the result we give
elsewhere.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09
NOTICE.
Street Communication,

All persons Liable to work on
the Streets IN the town Of Macon,
are hereby notified that they can
commute the same, by the pay.
ment of Four Dollars, in lieu Of
six days work, to be paid the Treas.
urer on or before the 9th day Of
juno next.
Il. H~AUENSTEIN,
Scc'ty * Treas.
BY order of Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

-hNv'' ''l'' ''"N" i''' ~ 0'''
'ctt, but he don't need them. GO.
lug, going, gone to the first bidder.
After a frye weeks drouth it las
come at IasGvthe BLESSED rmn.-
We had comcNAto the conclusion
that raining was n lost art, and
that humanity was to be dissicatcd
by the drying up process which
has made the earth a bed Of ashes
aud |pcrmcatcd every crack and
granny with almost impaIpabIe dust.
Butthc spell is broken, and in
stead of cracking like parchment,
under the softcning influences of
the showers of the last two or
thro days we begin to feel soften
cd in our feelings towards the
weather clerk, and like the soft
shellcd Democrats in their kindly
feelings towdsNr Hayes, We can't a
buso him for fear he may change
his policy and dry up again from
mere spite at our ingratitudc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09
TcrzIas CFrIa1GIC1l.
Primary Stndies

Primary stndios.
Including Spelling, Heading, VIII
ting, Primary Geography, ind y.
rithmotio, 10 division, per month, - 90
intermediate Studies,
Including Orthography Reading,
Writing, Geography, English Gram
and Child Book of Nature, 81 90
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09
EEERCISES bF TUE ELISHA
CiLLAWlI INSTITUTE.

The Pubic Excrciyeso of the Elisha
Galloway Institute will begin June
1lth. Examination Of classes, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday until
Il, m.
Childrens, Festival, Wednesday,
I 30, p. IN.
Concert, and Graduating Excrcis-
es, Thursday 80, p. nj.
The patrons aud public generally
arc cordially invited to attend.
Ga3~ The Trustees are roqncstod to
meet June 18th, S Il. IN.
Over 4 months drouth, and plan
tels are beginning to complain
There was Il slight sprinkle early
Tuesday morning which left no
trace. Gardens are suffering, and
corn shows signs OF being affected,
cotton holds its own very we'll.
McSsrs. Gaines, Coles 4 Co., Of
State Line Nurseries, ccm TO have
constituted us sample agents for
their choice fruit. We are iudcbt.
&c to them for some MadiIainc pears
aud Beatrice peaches, boa line
early fruit. Those who WISH accIi
mated fruit, and Il regular success
sion should send their orders to
them, and they will be more than
pleased, for they not only keep all
the choice varieties, but are liberal
dealers.
A most delightful sociablc was
given at the residence Of Mr.. Jo
scpb IloIbcrg last Wednesday eve
ming, by the members Of the Macon
SchotGschobund. All care was t0-
ken by t4G. managers to render the
occasion as enjoyable as T6ssIt1S-
A splendid programme was made
"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

Some fine stock has been cXhibi-
ted in Macon the past week, and
considerable interest was manifest
ed by stock men on the subject,
Tho Cedar Creek track was the
rendezvous Of the sports for several
evenings, and there was considcra-
bic sparriog, timoins, giving odds
de-, but there was no race,
Mr.. Jas. Burch, jr.'s fine colt was
especially worthy of notice. she is,
withal, Il Noxubce bred horse, and
sired by Tr,pplott's Grey Morgan.
We have heard good judges OF horse
flesh say that with proper handling
he will mako Il good record as Il
trotter.
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2GA
Sale OF Fine Stock,

The finest Poland,China Pigs Ia
the South. Guaranteed pure breed.
Also my cu,1ro Stock o! Game
Chickens, from imported English
AudcapS,
For prices and particulars al
dress,
II II EROOKS,
Brooksvillo, Miss, Oct Goth 1870
Mems business SUITS selling ior
S20,ouh &l5, at
ElAC% BROS
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1.-TWO votes were cast at this
Box Ter j. c. Gilmore.


by Base ball is the game Of the
season. The pIaythings can be had
ut w. +. FERmS's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

Fair compromise often settles
yeycd questions, restolc s good feet
ing, and saves u lawyers fec but
there is no compromise or good
feeling, or saving Il doctors fee
with gcnearl debility, except You
take Brady's Family Bittera, con
%sc4ucmtly "cycry body takes IT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

Ferguson still has pile of goods
}cft, but he don't need them, 90.
Jug, going, gone to the first bidder.
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meets 4th Saturday night
.........................,I. NJ.
Dep. |. NJ.
h, Prin'l Cond. Of work.
0. o. +.
se, No. 10, meets every
q.
Il.
!.
n Treas.
emetery Committee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-06-09

II. r Ncfsinger, Pastor,
"A. sabbaihs, liza, m, "nt
School, pa. N. super
Iuinef. Prayer meeting
night
". s. Harrison, Pastor,
abbath, II 3. p., and ! P.
Iool 3 m, Supcrlntcn-
te. Prayer meeting every
r s. J. Love. Pas
and ath Sabbaths, II IA.
Sabbath School 8 Il. m Z,
Il. G Patty.
- - Rector
J. a. M, Superintendent
\. ]. B Mouton, Pastor.
ay ia every month, morn
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- $50
~ 49,
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gEACON.
AEFAIRS.
CT OI1E.
|onio hAILEoAn,
hlflkea Id. 1:"0 a, m
Mrie asat . Ell ?. m
OFFICERS.
VI
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....L Lee Williams
liar nslein.
,rae Marshal.
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Il Lnn St., Now York. Post Office Box, 1855
aprii22-lyr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
Ccqal Nollrcs.


SUPREME COURT. WILLIAM SEYMOUR
Ia pursuance ~ ju lt!t o. de- zee IL tia aeloi @
date tbs l7th day Of APRIL lsI7 ihc und'T~eucl, i u
Sollnglz deceased, ucer the direction oi fh1 n tu;
glce rcoite appointed by the Count for that prosc VIII
eel puhic aleo, by s = EcccEei q SOP rs
she 10Th day II july, SIT * - oc"c noon o. t'
Exchange sal sTo0m, Nc broadway l the 'it! oil
New York thc following described pGcn.s 81. :" Wi
Two lCt 0i lavi with the f0uiS0ry Duciu- thereon st-
Civ and Sltc Ol Newly otk containing MY lttt l1l on
Ntcs'reg rCf ard also EN- Chni ca street, ana h3Nu
BY tEc street Nos. 80 sni ~ itt street ,. 4 - 4
Also ipur Aost- an lois ~ lana d. sIu ei'3
corner anime 3ut BcccNCrsTeee co3tlH 80 tet feHS
tarliur s-t ou Ec,C acr -lIt tls, ans ~ i 49,,
II feet by he street Nos H. y" ~ Z" 'aih"e
AIS tn dwelling house and contiguous lots 81 and on
i y,.r sf,a.is containing feet Nafic street
ana II feet ca Cdlal street, auI N0Nh ~ '''1 ''' awe "
isn house ana lot Of land to westerly siio of Canal
str, a. Containing fott front Cana street aie ~ rear ana
feet ,cltI, aid known h G Nt.'' 40 = -
Aso house ana southerly soe ~ 25dstrc C,-t"a 10
feet incl V. from corner q. 4@'street az" oll Gus,
conta;uuc - feet 1iuches 20 street aul ID real a ~
Zee; incos depth each side ana known hJ ie ac,t
Xc at te same ,ne will sold the following personal
90 lsres East River City % y T. shares &or
chants ExclsHg- Ialk OF y \, 20 aHits t5Htchss "e
BJw,rJ Fire lnsG iLce Co. OF y - Ie' ! I'i sou
fif insurance Il y. " 10 shares Nortn hdicr Ere III
sufance Co. %; y N 100 shar Brooklyn cay Gas lght Co
brooklyn. 1000 shares Mammalian GeF Lent 90 l tN
=. y l5l shares Ne!rcpos4 G@s Light 60 81 y - 1O>
el,rrs y = IKE MS aud Trust city. 20
.sassau as Iieht IiroOavu Scrip Of Nassau Gas iA
,g.axvu Scrip ~ W.iamsbrsn Car SCRIP OF Metro
I,olitau Gae. SciiY Of Jefferson Ius. CO.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR. f..
Executor. &c, O, John Z. Scnmczcl, &, ceased
PIffI-3 T.. NJ GGLE-. Referee.
sw CAMS, Plaintiffs Auorne5 @si feartsiIee'' Ny
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pasSryCERS ARRIVKD.

,,op AN rRANCrSCO-Tl steamship Crescet CRY JuW
tos IIufchinCsan \. r. EicpdltN MISS
Rrsd!ey Mrs Aiuca krocsc aud SON. apt r. ,, in's
r 20 NJ Iohp lynch, Major Ford wife ana cilld N,
s,,1 Mrs ia ~ and r. Mnuor G. AelhSgh@ VIZ
S cil a NJ Miner W G. 0uinby, MISS H. S1us "i ~
an N' c,1,trll and South Annexation iho ~
h,, Ne nd child Niiiam Br'vnloy Felix naId9hs'
e Neil! W. f. Clyt0u. 4. CLAYTON, II hh"
ae and child Cspt Geo A. NTH Hon James ihoiihb'
&C.. D, gsrtis H. ". flttencld, John Thompson -, -
Ns.. TfVTpVOOI-T steamship lrtH, jay I'LL H.
@ I,5bf son. Mt Garcia. W. McCaftncy, hit taoTs'
- L,iIlcrsro1u ANA : children, l.. T. Nuhtn A.
,.rf w. nam Nr Wath. NJ Brown and SON Miss d anSs,
y ~. sfrs 4 O'D1mcn. Mt MnrHe. DdaC3l H.eiV"'
e. Il, lamp AIr Mcdonald, MT SoUthaD VIM TODD
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Gin proprrlD Go ST.

rE'O LIGHTHOUSE in finest location on 5ti-
j ave Can look io Iir- ro, l1lse T. rat loT ,io'n
Auerst lst Ap.l; 10 T. IAIt' II" 'iiiu'A LANE
rFNO LTASF.-Ihc j-story building, ia Cen
trc-i and tbc nc" --sieiy huldss S3,,rc;.lg O."
Paxfcrs fuitahc arl ianuaci uine puEI"T -
vel rIJuti o buildings - II % rac.
with without steam power Apply john h"hAitA"'
ia Ceuirt-gL
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Gouulrp ncdI Gstaic for Sale.

HUDSON RIVER, between Kingston ana
oslsil-neishtgl iria end CONT cat 30 s'iy ,
river We've. ~ LAND q WHITING b.riiiansi -
GOMERVlLLE, \. J.-FoTty-acrc farm pleas
- slty ioc-t.I nri iss bindings F''d coll Nl De "'d
'"''' ~ EULAND { WHITING. Booknm-s,.
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Gonecs au0 farms WaUtc0.

IOWA LANDS WANTED-For equity in
NcTJeTfcg faun between NcWhtlF ani tiiihitl PIMA
Excellent land; Gno buildings. photographs ~ Office
rutland 4 WHiIiNG Beeln an-st
VsTANfED-By a Young American couple
p L.l haus, I'm god nti.lJarIOoc. with quiet. rehIsi
family. \ moderate Iea desired which VI. be ri@pS ii'
Iaf. i!r.Iiiug ,.fn.r. BI.AC hWOGD. IUbuuc Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
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4 TO LET, very tow, the desirable 3-Story
- and basement trick CRrii No rs Caucilrt near
carroll ark t. CcsIrate ihe fci viii De- maze very
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