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rhilnd.lnhln cn.,lc rlnrket.

WEST PHILADELPHIA. June 2G.--Cattlo-M Market in
active; sales 800 head; prime. sis19l4c goodIsskc
medium, GlS@iiac common, 1904. sheep-Msrket
demoraized sales, i-0o) head; prime, 5@5hc; good,
4A0gIslc; medium, 8a6gic; common, r@31c; Culs,
2,sc; lambs, Sgtsc; CALVES. Gal Hogs-Market
active; sales, 1900 head; prime liADl2c, good, IN
Gilsc; medium i0'4Milc
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BALTIMoRE, June 26-Cotton quiet; middling,
IKE Flour Atcadyi Howard street and Western SUI
perilne g 25Gg4 90 do extra a 25d5 5G do family,
Is 5OG37 90 City Mills superhne tS25@4 OG do extra
a 2500 IS; do Rio brands q 257 81 Baltimore high
grade family S775i do winter wheat, patent, Is 20
Wheat Southern steady and firm; Western higher
Southern red. q sS9i as do amber, q sS6DI 10; No
Maryland, 81 4l60l 40; No. Western winter red spot
q Az OIL as; Juyt BIOL 2816i August q lsS61l isjj
September, 81 1901 1871, COrn-Southern rmeI; do
Western higher and active; Southern white. Ode; do
yellow, SIC; Western mixed, SPOT, and June, Sc
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Died

ELAM-on June ~ 1880, al 4:45 q. M. JONI RALprI
only son of Thomas j. and l.. a. ELAN, aged 10
months.
Fune. al services will take place from the residence
Of his parents, i2i Eleventh street northwest Oh
Tuesday, the 9th Instant AGO o'clock y. Frencs
respectful invited TO attend.
tBichmond and Alexandra. Va, rapers please
~
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PROPOSALS FOR DECORATIVE PAINTING,

STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHls0ToS u. o., June q, 1880.
Sealed Proposals and designs for the Decorative
Painting of the walls ceilings and iron hnsh OF six
rooms, large and small, In the north wing OF tie
Building for State, War. aud Navy Departments, III
this city, will be received at this Office until IL M
July IL, 1882 and opened Immediately thereafter in
presence ofbidders.
Specifications general instructions TO bidders, and
blank forms OF proposal will be furnished 70 regular
decorative artists on application 70 this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
ju2i-6t il Col. Corps OF nglneers.
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The youthful color and rich luster are restore,
to faded or gray hair by the use of Parket's Hal
Balsam, harmless dressing highly esteemed 70
its perfume and purity.
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schedule 70 If fES vss %S sgNPAn NAY g. ISL
press pre- Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis.
5:oo-B Baltimore, Elcott city, and Way Stations.
tS; iSpsiiiiore Express
sII5nRsS oIas Winchester, Hasers6wn, aud Way
g-P PSih, 81 Hicks N and W9y Stations
parior CARS to New YORK ''''u BOSTON hNpreSS
Sio1Staunon aud Valley Express. (Connects for
Hn,asgerstown aud at Point OF Rocks for Freder-
tGOO-Baltimore, fayetteville, and Laurel Express
stopsht BeltSville. Annapolis Junction, Jessup'a,
,o.oo aud D9rey's on Sunday stops at all stations
NcIBallimoro Express. stops ut Hyattsvilie and
tiO;iozPttsburg,, Chicago, Cincinnati and g. Louis
Express Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati aud Chi
~ =, cago.
i2;iosBaltimore EllIcott City, Annapolis and Way
ill., on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
tS;OO-Baltlmorc, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
&aoIBaIt!mSrc and Way stations. Winchester.
ASo-iiaitmofe, Hyattsve' and Laurel ri EHpfcsss
4hIedsrlck, via Relay. stops at Annapolis
ttlo-T atimoLe, Annapolis, and Way Stations.
t'h'S roin1 Of az hoSk a Erederek megerstown win,
,,.roi il i,,i,i anu WAY statiSns only ~,
va e%y Stops a y%tsy sG ani E haa "a"
eol-hoint OF Rocks aud Way stations.
t5go-bnltnore and Way stations.
Sleeping Cars 10 Pitts6arS s'" D'''0' Express
t0:55-Phiadelphln, New York, and noston ENpres4
Sleeping Cars TO New York.
tlGlO-Cliicago, Cincinnati, and ~. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati, ST Louis, and CHI
CagO.
il:sO-Baltmore and Way Stations.
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
For further Information apply At the Baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket Offices; Washington Station 0i9 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue. corner OF Fourteenth street,
where orders viii he taken for baggage be checked
VIM. CLEMENTS,
nFT rnn na
L. k. lord,
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Ladies Wishing perfume that combines novelty
delicacy and richness find Floreston Cologne en-
tircly satisfactory.
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DRoPOsAIs FOR MARklNG AND RATING
Il STAMPS.
PosT-oYFIcE pErARrMnNr,

WAsHINoTON. d. @, June 49, lS52
Sealed proposals will lie received al this Depart
ment until The 18TH DAY OF JUNE. 1855! al y
o'clock noon for furnishing Marking and Kallng
stamps for the OF the Post Offices In the United
States for one year nom the first day OF July 1882
A sufficient number OF Stamps should be sub
mtted prove the skill of the bidder In the manu-
facture OF the articles offered.
Blanks for proposals and circulars stating the kind
and estimated quantities required and giving full in
sruotlOns as to manner Of bidding and conditions TO
be observed by bidders will DO furnished on appii-
ment Washington, ID. CT
The PostmasterGeneral reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids. 4. o. HOWE,
iui7-22-H Postmaster q eneTal.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe
PinGy Point, and Point Lookout,

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
STEAMER GEORGE LEAHY ON TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS at GSO y. IN.
Beginning SATURDAY, June ~, this flvorite
steamer win resume her Saturday and Sunday Ex-
curson Trips to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe. stop
ping at Pinoy Point and Point Lookout going and
returning.
LEAVES SEvESTH-sTREEr WHARF AT0 i. NJ SAT-
URDAYS.
LEAVES NoRFoLK At 8 Il. NJ. SUNDAYS.
ARRIVES IN WAsiISGToS AT o 4. N. MoSDAYs.
Firstcass fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk So so
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk 90
Second'class fare 10 1T. Monroe and Norfolk... 81
Ersclass fare TO Piney Point and Point Lookout 30
Round trip to Pney Point and Point Lookout. . 50
Second'claSs TO Pnoy Point and Point Lookout. 70
Tickets and state rooms for snlo and Information
furnished ut b.. w. Reeds Sons, No. 1910 Il street
northwest; u: q o. ticket office, 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue; 81. Marc Hotel; Iloose's cigar stands, AT
principal hotels; H. D. polklnhorn, next 70 city post
Office, and nj Company's Office. Seventh st. wharf
WIN. r. WEIGH, GEORGE MATTINGLY
fei3ly Agent. General superintendent.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke Co., Pa. and Fifteenth st.;
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLE RATES
AT THE REPUBLICAN, oFFICE
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock and Bond Quotations-New York
and baltimore Produce Markets..
Tie following report ofthe financial market yeser-
day together with opening, highest, lowest. and clos
Ing quotations. furnished by the banking house OF
II. ID. Cooke Jr q Co, lie9 st., Washington ID. O.;
LN-lrnh. arncI- ENiu
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HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD


and beautiful Rolls and Bscuitswill be guaranteed II
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
First Premi1m oyer all ether Competitors az
First Premium, in the shape very handsomegod
medal, In 1880 aud 1851 The millers claim that one
barrel of Ceres will turn out forty oaves bread
than any other llour In America. STERLING'S
81. LOUIS FANCY. of the most beautiful
WnterWhe Patent Flonrs ever offered 10 the trade
1t is uneXceled by any other Patent except Ceres and
will please inc most exaeling housekeeper and
satisfy the most fastidlous eplcure RELIANCE,
@ splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by
the celebrated Hungarian Process IL - i
very chenp and beautiful Patent, within the reach
Of all classes and guarantee will give satIsiae
ton 10 every one who Will try IT, GOLDEN HILL,
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
called Patent fiOurs. The nillers manufactures
ofGolden Hill have spent about $4,000 in remodeling
their mill, and have introduced the 80 celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden IIi Is not
only magnificent Family Flour, but It Is really
patent flour with me great advantage that II can be
Paent-proCcss ilOurs not near white as nutrI
tous as Golden Hin. FOR sale by all Grocers. Whole
sale Depot corner first street and Indiana avenue
WM, NJ, GAIT ~ CO., who are also the Sole
brated SelfRaising Flour and BuckwheaL ja30
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Estimates furnished. Jui5 Th-Tu-ly
DRoPosALs FOR TWO BUILDINGS FOR Po-
LICE STATIONS.
JUNE %, 1852.
Scaled Proposals. will be received at lie 0ce ofihe
manufacturers Of the District of Columbia until
noon of JULY next, for the construct on OF two
buildings for Police Stations The plans may be seen
aud specifications and other Information may be la
at ts Office. deposit Of $500 must accompany each
bid guarantee that the bidder, II sucCessfll. viii
enter Into contract with good ana sufficient bond
within five days from dale OF the award. All prn
po.als must be made upon the blank forms which
will be furnished.
The Commssioners reserve the right to reject any
or all the bids.
by order OF the Commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia. TuOS. B. ENrWISLE
ju2+bt Inspector of Buildings.
DRoPosAIS FOR MARKING AND RATING
IL STA bfPS.
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LADIES can wear boots ono size smaller amer
fsng German Corn Remover. All druggiala.
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CLY DIES
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE

PHILADELPHIA. wAsIILNGTON, AND
ALEXANDRIA.
APPOINTED SAILING DAYS;
From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday ........ ~ IN
From WASHINGTON every Monday. .........4 p. m
Boston. Fall River and all points North. Through
Bills Ladlng given. Freight received and delivered
daily until Up. IN. w. I. CLYDE ,S co,
General Agents, Philadelphia.
]. III. JOHNSON a. Co.,
Agents, 18th and i3th St wharyes S. W., 1902 F
ST. ". W., Washington, ID. q. feaO-tf
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baltimore stock Board.
BALTIMORE. June Virginia Is consolidated. 59Jsi
10. second series, 3I,f; l04Os 49, bid to-day
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hUhfhEAsuHf bALANCfeA
Coin ...-.. tg go 1870 IS Currency .... si 10
LoSDoH, June 2d.-Consols-for money, 90 GIG; for
the account. 906; United States Is, Iz Atlantic and
Great Western Arsts, 428; do. seconds, l4li; Erie
seconds 95S; Pennsylvania Central 59.; Reading 30;
Ontario and Western, 2Is Milwaukee and st. Paul
common, III Bullion gone into Bank OF England on
balance to-day, 10000,
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= 45th =
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
Commonwealth Distribution Co

IlYN PflToE, VII2,IOO
Whole tickets, o. half tickets, o. q tickets, $50
o. tickets, 500.
Remt money or bank dram by letter. or send by ex.
pres. DON'T SEND by REGISTERED LETTER
by express can be sent y our expense Address
ders to H. NJ. DOARDMAN, Courler-Journal build
ing Louisville, KY, or H. NJ. BOARDMAN 900 Broad
way, New YORK; or j. W. CLARK, Gil New Jersey
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,lNorE-The Blessings are bid prices and are not in
cluded In the high and low


United States per cent extended 10o1D1OO,<
United States per cent. extended 096l10is
United States "a cent reglstered--.. liIA0liiS
United States "a per cent. COUPON, .... 1Ha6DlI2
United Stntes per cent. regstered ll96Dl1gsS
United States per cent coupon ...,.. l20a
United States per cent C. L.~...,..... I2oIGDi2OS
District OF Columbia a06S ITO
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BAKERS
BAKERS
BAK FRS
BAKERS
BREAKFAST
BREAKFAST
BREAK FAST
PROPOSALS.
r. J. BROOKS q CO..

IA J. BROOKS & CO.,
GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY CONTRA 6
TORS
Manufacturers ana Dealers IN all kinds OF Govern
ment, Railway and Steamship Supplies.
10 coURTLANDT STREET,
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NuE vIRaINIA MIDLAND RA1LwAY.

TUE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
iHE TRUNK LINE no THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST.
schedule IN effect Nav H. 1850;
5;lO O. m.-Now Orleans Mall, daily, making dose
connections To all points South and southwest
Nun human Sleeping cars nom Washington va
IhhNllo 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta to New Orleans
als9 Washington 10 New Orleans VIA Lynchburr
$50 a. Louisville Past Line daily. via Chnrio,tes
vile, Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnati
Louisville, md all southwestern points making
mnn sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville
60 7, m-Wnrrenton Accommodation, daily, csc pt
Reiurning, arrives in Wilmington at io.5o a, M '''
1850 p, n.-SOnthcrn Mall and Express daily, TO all
points soulh, southeast, aud Southwest, Via ID va
vile and Charlotte, with Pullman sleeping Oars
Washington to Charleston, and Washington to
For ali points on ManSssss s Division take Tio a. m.
Train daily, except sunday. For Warrentou take
.lO T. N. train daily, and 100 y. IN. train daily,
Tor ilcESs aud all Information, inquire Mt Com.
panyS Office. COL Pennsylyania avenue, or OF Union
N. SLAUGHTER, A. q. il. 4. III Agent
A. POPE General Passenger Agent lulG
TINE WEST JERSEY RAiIRlAD,
,5 - NJ, INkw nn4Ap aau0L nourEl go
Ectween PlIll.ADELPlIIA and ALTA MTG cry
Is now running last Express Trains OF Elegant
Passenger COACHES aud Paflor Cars (in which the
THROUGH WfTHoUT STOP IN % MiNuTEs.
4, passengers from Washington Will take the through
Philadelphia aud arrive ut tho new broad street
station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. where Uuion
Is!er coaches or strcetcnrs connect direct 10 sta
street " ~
For through tickets, baggage checks, and full nfor-
ecnth street and Pennsylvania avenue; Station Bai-
tlmore and Potomac Railroad corner Sixth aud Is
streets 6l9 Pcnnsylvana avenue 1851 Penis ylvania
FRSNK THOMSON, LR WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agt.
ju1-toaulj
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nAHkERs EXCHANGE.
Throeday bils......- iS9 Sxtydny bills.... 4s6Is
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FRANK fHo 10 4 d SG"TaH Manns Eser Az
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIISl

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
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met with in the vicinity of hog and
dog couches.
Lumber at the mills here ranges
in price from So to SIS per 1000
feet.
Throughout the county land can
be purchased at S1.25 per acre and
upwards, according to location, quail
ity and improvement. Many valu"
able tracts are yet held by the State
and United States Governments, and
are subject to entry or purchase at
nominal rates.
Timber of all kinds is good and
plentiful.
Water free and good everywhere.
Stock raising is carried on profta-
bly, to large extent, the range being
good enough to dispense with feed
ing Of cattle and hogs throughout the
entire year.
The orange family, together with
all fruits common to the State, sue
ceed here admirably.
Houses are nearly all occupied, and
would -be renters find some difficulty
in obtaining suitable dwellings; this
in spite OF the fact that new ones are
constantly being erected.
Transportation is quick and cheap
to and from all points.
Mail facilities are exceedingly
good, the county site having three
mails daily, and other points suffi-
GENTLY frequent to meet all require
ments.
General stores are to be found a
various points in the county, many
OF them containing heavy assortet
stocks. which are usually sold at
very slight advance on northern cit
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(PRICE 5 CENTS
) $500 PER- ANNUNE
DeEand, vousia County Florida Wednesday, July 2o, 1882

he has bonanza to which gold
mine or cotton factory is trife. We
have given The Georgia Bermuda
grass so thorough an examination as
to be perfectly satisfied that it does
not produce seed with us. We will
be obliged to w. H. J. if he will send
us to Department of Agriculture, At
lanta, Ga, sampleNot his Bermuda
grass in bloom, and sample of the
supposed seed when they mature.
We have so often received specimens
OF the Joint grass under the name OF
Bensnuda, that we will not be satis-
fled that w. II. J. has the genuine
Bermuda till we see specimen OF
it. If he has the Bermuda we will
wait with intense interest for sam
pie of the seed. j. S. n.
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large hotel with 2 fronts; is used now as a
boarding house ard has y good reputation.
Price 50 ,000
acres mile from Enterprise; acres clear
ed. Price 5000 cash.
so acres pine land miles from Enterprise; 2
acres cleared; 100 trees; small house; 1alls 10
fence acre. Price for improvements 500;
for title price $500.
las acres Il miles from Enterprise; 2acres
high hammock; 1876 spruce pine scrub Sacres
improved, ii under fence; trees bearing; 400
young urees in grove form; II lemons, q bear
ing Scitrons, 8 guavas, l6 Japan Persimmons.
3 japan pIumS ana q large variety OF other
fruit: 1000 nursery trees; 1000 budded; house
l6X25 porch SX25; 2 rooms, good well; j mile
from school, church and post-office. Price
$500.
100 acres high pine land miles from Enter
prise; 4 acres improved l35 orange trees
years old; grapes, bananas, flower garden etc etc;
house 1SX20; good well; to steamboat landing
miles. Price 81 100 cash.
NOE
90 acres near Lake Ashby, pine land; 10 acres
improved; 200 orange trees, 50 OF them bearing
lemons, lines, grapes, bananas; 2-story house
15x22, and 2 shed rooms; good well; to Lake
Harney 6mileS. Price 81, 200 cash.
NO23
One lot on Broad street, Titusviile Fla. TITLES
perfect; house 14X2O; good well. Price $5OC
cash down.
NO24
A front !ot in Davtona, on the Halifax river
one of the best in town. Price 500.
NOES
l60 acres fronting on Lake AShby (havlns
clean sand shores and clear water; plenty of the
best fish; 10 acres low hammock; $50 pine land
35 acres improved (cow-pened) and cultivated
100 orange trees 20 i'll bloom; so pine-appleS
and other fruit; house 4GX50, Z rooms, goot
well, barn and stable; to steamboat landing
miles; (75 heads of hogs, 10 turkeys, % hens 10
5000. Price of all 81 300 cash.
ATLANTIC COAST LANDS.
NO 70
I,500 acres near Oak Hill, nearly all ham
mock land; several wild orange groves, can b,
cleared for $40 per acre; payment down, bal
ance on time to suit the purchaser at s pc
cent. Price $500.
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On Lemons.

San Francisco Bulletin.
A special committee appointed at
the last Riverside Citrus Fair, to re-
port on California VS.. imported lem
ons, has completed its work, and
makes copious report. They tested
lemons from forty-eight California
growers, besides Palermo, Messina,
Malaga, Florida and other places.
The report is careful and technical.
The following paragraphs are ex>
tracted from the report:
The cultivation of the lemon in the
United States has been very much
neglected in those localities best
adapted to its growth. This neglect,
we think, is due to the inexperlence
of the grower OF citrus fruits in gath
ering and curing the lemon for mar
ket; to tie prevailing impression that
there is greater liability to disease in
the lemon stock, and to the fact that
nearly all Of the seeding lemons and
many of the budded varieties develop
OBJ sufficient bitterness Of rind to make
them unfit for market. 1t is nota'
BILE fact that while the importation o
the lemon has increased SO rapidly
that Of the orange during the same
| time has increased only half as mucl
I \. "a
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"The Fence Question. -
q Klori1In Anricmltnrist::

Editor Of The FLORIDA Agricult~rist:
In a recent number of your valua~
BILE paper l see quite lengthy arti.
Gle headed "The Fence Question"
from the pen of J. Heron Foster, of
Tangerine, Fla, and hay been Won
dering ever since l read 1t, why any
one should want "no fence" law in
Florida; while 1 can readily see
the point" in having such law, and
the necessity Of forming fence dis
tricts" away out in the treeless plains
of Colorado, l can't, for the life OF
me, see any good reasons for any>
thing Of the kind iu State densely
timbered with such variety Of both
soft and <liard wood, easy OF access,
and SO suitable tor splitting into rails
| Or saving into lumber for fencing
purposes. j may )be mislntormee
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12S acres on In(yan IiveE;
hammock, 100 low kaammoclA ~
land, acres improl~ ;75 treeSSin
large number Of sou wild trees; j
rooms, good well TO Indian River mile |;
to post-office, school md church4 miles. Price
per cent? 200.
IA acres river frJnt mostly light ham
mock ON the peninsula between the Hall
fax river and the ATLANTIC near the head
of the Halifax 5 acres under fence about
dozen orange tTe4s IL bearing 200 young
trees III srove form; few improved
lemons in bearing; lines, guavas. Japan
plums, pine~apples grape vines, good
frame house of rooms; artesian well on
the place; good landing on the river; good
point of business. Will take part cash,
price $1,000.
ORANGE COUNTY LAND.
NO200
s15 acres the miranda Grant" ON the
Wekiva River; good steamboat landing
on the place; mostly high pine balance
hammock. Price 5000,
NO POI
40 acres near Geneva, pine and scrub; 2
acres fenced and imprOved house rooms
16x18; log barn; to Prevatt's landing Il
miles; to post office, school, store and
church l mile; s bearing orange trees. 5
lemons, 6 citrons, 6 guavas, 400 pineapple
plants, IL grape vines and some mulberry.
Price $780,
1902
100 acres near Geneva-all high pine
land, 2 miles to Prevatt's landing; TO post
office, school and church l mile; unim-
proved. Price $500 cash.
MARION COUNTY LANDS.
NO 5000
1922 acres near Orange Spring-all pine
land; 1900 orange trees set in grove form
and nearly all budded; 80 peach trees.
Japan guavas, 8 guavas, 50 pine-apples, 3
scuppernOng grape vines and Hamburg;
stable and chicken house; to pcst-office,
store. school aad church Il miles; q miles
to Orange Greek Landing and to rail-
road station. Price $4,000.
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Titled FlOridianS.

Orange Grore.
About thirty miles above Rock
Ledge, on Indian river, IS situated
the famous Dummit orange grove
The simple country people living
about there were somewhat mystl>
fed. but not whit abashed, short
time ago by hearing that an Italian
duke had bought the grove and was
coming to Florida to take up his res
idence. In due time he came-the
Duke of Caste!uccia and his Amer1
can duchess. He is burly, soldierly
fellow, good>looking and easy mans
nered, but very much afraid that
somebody will swindle the duke or
hurt the Duchess. lie came to New
York short time ago, and married
Brooklyn lady of great wealth. 1t
is said that she bought his title, but
this is not true. He inherited his tt
tie, and her money simply enabled
him to properly support it. lie lives
in fine style in New York, and has
one of the finest places in Florida.
1t was sold to Mr.. Schuyler, of New
Jersey, few years ago for Sl6,OOO,
and he sold it to the duke tor S44,-
600. 1t will pay a pretty income on
this sum, and the duke is not fixing
it UP with the lavishness that might
be expected from an Italian noble
man. The. Duchess is large, fair-
looking lady, very fond OF the Duke,
and, altogether, expect they are as
happy as common people. He is 9
great sailor, and had a fine yacht
built, but disagreed with the builder
and rttused 70 take il, The neigh