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FOR s al ::
48 acres Of fine Fruit, Vineyard or
Grain Land, near the town Of
Winters, YOlo county. Price,
$4,000; 81 500 cash.

l26 acres of superior Vineyard and
Fruit Land, adjoining the town
of Sonoma; Is acres in Vine
yard when in full bearing they
yield 5 tons to the acre; fine
dwelling with IA rooms, all mod
ern improvements; good barn,
carriage shed, ETC.; living stream
Of clear water runs through the
place. The building cost over
$4,000. Price Of property,
$4,000. This property needs
to be seen to be appreciated.
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1874 acres Of first quality Grain
Land, most all seeded to grain.
Has good dwelling, barn, gram
airy, ETC.; has a One-half mile
frontage OF Sacramento river,
being one mile below the town
of Rio Vista, Golano county.
Price, $50 per acre,
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Hot Fight for, City Offices.

TOMBSTONE, January 2d.-Ihe municipal election
Yesterday was tue hottest contest ever held in
Tombstone. The principal fight was on the MAYOR,
Council and Chief Of Police. In the other offices
not much interest was taken. The result was as
follows Mayor, John Carr (re-elected); Chief Of
Police, James Coye; Recorder, James BELLY; At
tsrney, II. Savage; Treasurer Frank Hatch AS
SCISSOR, 7. NJ. Empy; Council-First Ward, r. L.
Knight Second, David Cohen; Third, II. Sehmied-
ang; Fourth, }. P. Rafferty,. For Tax Collector
the vote is very close between D. S. Gage and B. j.
Ames and official count is necessary to determine
which is elected.
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Prospect of Cheaper Gas.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2d.-The United Gas In
provement Company, which recently leased the
works and plant Of the Central Gaslight Company
for twenty years. with the option OF purchasing at
the end of that term proposes to enter into active
competition with the old company. and 10 make
fight for Lighting the streets The Secretary says
the lessee OF the company is a Pennsylvania cor
poration conducting business in the principal cities
in the United States that though the price of gas
has already been reduced in the city from So TO
81 80 per thousand feet the two rival companies can
make good profit at the latter price. Mains will be
laid in all narfs Of the city
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B IC-A-BRAq CLUE,

A GIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS ARE
"a requested by the Decorative Art Section to
exhibit articles Of hTic-a brac, handwork, decora-
tive needle AoIk, decorative painting, acquired or
home made and other articles of like character at
the New Years reunion Of the Association, at the
residence of DR.. and MRS. w. A. HUGHSON, FRI
DAY ING, January 4, 1884. j13Is
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CALIFORNIA.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECoRD-uSIoSl
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Tucson, January 2d.-Three of the Southern Pa
cifc train robbers and muIderers are in custody at
Silver City. The first one was caught at Las Vegas
he is a negro, and confessed. The two others were
taken at Eagle, y. NJ, Sunday. The fourth is
expected to be taken soon.
The Stars annual trade review Of Arizona shows
the population OF the Territory to be So co., having
doubled in three years. The assessed wealth is
S25, 2CO, COO against 81. 900, 600 in 1850.
Peace with the Indians at last secured The
last OF the renegades from Sonora surrendered to
the San Carlos Agency last week. General safety is
now felt, and renewed confidence in Crooks con
troll of the Indians. There is general revival of
prosperity over the Territory. There are now IS
public schools in the Territory, with total Of $500
pupils.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pioneers at your Hall This kf-
TERNOON, January 3, 1884 at 1:20 to attend the
funeral Of our late brother, j. C. WILLIAMS. BY
order j. Ii. MCXUNE, President.
john S. Miller, Secretary. ia-1tt
stated Meeting OF Washington r
Lodge, No. 20, +. and A. NJ, at Masonic ~
Temple, THIS Thursday EVENING, at x x
7 o'clock. Visiting brethren are cordially w
invited. J. n. YOUNG, W. NJ
L. C. JORDAN, Secretary. ja3.ltt
EETANiED-A GIRL TO Do COOKING AND
w homework in a small family; wages so
per month. Apply at COS J street. ja3-1t*
Z OST-A SCOTCH TERRIER FROM
the " Ale Vaults ;" answers to the TE-S.SNe
name Of Monkey" nickel collar and Ezsz.s--,s==5S
tag No 332. Finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at above place. No questions
asked ia3 81
TYo LET-THE BUILDING Oil TO 918 -.
4 Second street, lately occupied by SEQ xii;
field Tevis, to let. Possession given Febru- II u
airy ls.. Inquire of f. IL. FUREolER on the prem
ises. i.3-f
NOR SALF-THE DWELLING HOUSE -.
Il occupied by E. II. Forester, on O street. ~
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth two ..ss..ll
story lot so By 100. Inquire at gil Second street
ia3:tf
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Presiding Judge Elected.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2d.-At a meeting Of the
Judges Of the Superior Court this afternoon, Judge
Hunt was elected Presiding Judge.
A Drunken spaniard Loses His Head and
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NEVADA,
Valuable Ring Stolen.
OREGON.

CARSON, January ID Governor Adams house was
robbed last light Of diamond ring valued al 81 600
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OLD MEXICO.

PRgscoTT. January 2d.-P. McAter, who stabbed
James Moore about a month ago in Court died this
afternoon.
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WArsoNvILLE, January 2i.-Yesterday afternoon
Spaniai named Ramon Marco, who had been tax
ing too much whisky, went to sleep on the Santa
Cruz Railroad track, about a mile below town. and
the o'clock express ran over i'm, cutting off his
baad and both
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$50 REWARD!

gNoR THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF THE
Il persons engaged in the Robbery Of the Fulton
Market Safe, on New Years Eve.
egS We will give $40 Reward for the return Of the
GOLD WATCH taken at the same time
Jas 1t H. G. MAY Il co.
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SACRAMENTO TIVOLI.
A Card to the Public of Sacramento.

NER. FRANK RORABACK, CALIFORNIA;
I'VE Favorite Tenor and MR. EDWIN BARRETT,
proprietor of Oakland TIvoi Garden, have leased
Turner Hall and will establish tirst-c.ass family re-
sort for families, conducted the principle as
the San Francisco 1yoli Garden and Oakland TIvoli
Garden, for the popular admission of 25 cents com
mencng with the beautiful opera of CIRCLE Girofa,
TO be followed in rapid succession with other operas
and dramas, including the great Black Crook, with
all its scenic effects with first-class companies com
mencng SATU RDAY, JANUARY 18th. ISLE
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l, 280 acres Good Grain Land in
Placer county; has good house,
barn and outbuildiugS; all per-
sonal property, consisting Of 20
horses, 1850 head Of sheep, wa
gon, harness, stock, cattle and
90 tons of hay, ETC.; take part
cash. Price, $4,000
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Siaughter-House Burned.

AUBURN, January I'd Seifert's slaughter house
and contents here burned this morning The
loss IS about $1,000; urinsured The fire is sup
posed to have cen accidental in lard rendering
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ARIZONA

YRENA January 2d.-TW0 more children died Of
diphthera to-day at Hanley, twenty miles north OF
here
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NOTICE.

H0HE STOCK OF HARDWARE, TIE
ware, Stoves and Crockery in The store N.SA
formerly occupied by S. POZNANSKY, at Istg5
No 7O3 street, will be sold at Public Auction sAs
THIS Ohurs ay) MORNING, at 10 O'clock in lots
to suit purchasers Jazz 1t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-25

The AIsswoRTH EXPRESS RoBBERY.-
On the 3lst of January, of the present
year. package containing $lS, 74.2,
which was sent from the Portlsnd tank
of Ladd d Iilton, consigned to 4. K.
johnson, Northern Pacific agent at
Ainsworth. for Contractor Bennett, was
found TO be missing from the express
office. Johnson WAS arrested in this
city on the following day, bot at the
examination the evidence was insult
cient to hold him. and he was dis
charged. On the converting Of the
Grand Jury at the May term of the Dis
trict Court true bills for larceny were
found against VIM. Is. Gray. Sheriff of
Franklin county, Z. f. Johnson, the
agent, and a man named Clarity. Gar.
rity was recently arrested at Bismarck,
Dakota, and ON Wednesday Deputy
Sheriff l.. q. Gillian arrested johnson
at Spokane Falls. On Thursday Con
stable Gregory went TO SpraRue, where
Sheriff Gray was found and brought TO
this city on the charge of grand lar
oeny. This morning Josh Clark, V. ID.
Lay and Joseph Keith. prominent and
wealthy citizens Of Ainsworth, arrived
IN Walla Walla. in answer to telegram
from GRAY, and bond In the SUN of
$1,000 was soon made out and signed by
these gentlemen, thereby giving the ae-
cused his liberty. II IL not generally
thought by those outsiders best CONVEX
SAINT with the circumstances that Mr..
Gray shared in the robbery; but it is be-
lieved that he can give considerable in
formation concerning WaAd Wdita
Journal
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FUNERAL OF Ma. GronoK B.Rruno

FUNERAL OF Ma. GEORGE BkRrHRop,--
The funeral Of the late George Barthrop,
whose death we announced in our daily
OF the 2ist, took place yesterday (Sun-
day. afternoon from Sc. Paul's Episco-
pal Church, and WAS very largely attend
ed. The remains enclosed in beauti.
full casket of rosewood. inlaid with
curled maple, and massive trimmings of
silver, were escorted from the late resi-.
dence of the deceased to the church by
the Improved Order OF Red Men, of
which association the deceased was for
many years an active member; the Qor
geous regalia Of the order With their
beautiful silken banner made an attract
i've addition TO the make up OF the pro.
cession. The casket was received at the
church door by Rev. j. b. Alexander.
pastor; the beautiful and impressive
burial service of tbs church was read,
and after appropriate singing By the
choir, the BODY vas conveyed to the
cemetery, the escort Of Red Men lead
ing then the remains guarded by the
pali-bearers then the family of the de.
ceased In carriages, followed by large
concourse o. citizens. Every available
vehicle In town was present, and al
thSoku tuc NcttucE was hn0W6fy. there
was as full an attendance of sympathis-
ing friends Of the family m we remem-
Der TO have seen at any previous funeral
in town. On reaching the cemetery the
casket was lowered into the grave and
the solemn service was read in an inn
pressive manner by the Rev. j. b. Alex
ander; the choir sang the beautiful
hymn, Nearer My God to Thee" and
AZ the CLOSE of the church services Judge
swan, Senior Past Sachem Of Chimacum
Tribe OF Red Men, read the closing DOR
ton Of the solemn ritual Of the Order.
then each brother present dropped a
sprig Of emclematic evergreen on the
caskef, after which they cast shovel
ful of earth into the grave, and all that
was mortal Of our late fellow townsman
was soon hidden from sight. TIE many
friends OF the deceased gentleman and
OF his family feel degree Of satisfae-
ton In knowing that ell that could be
dohe 20 testify their respect and sympa-
thy, was done decently, reverently and
IN order, and will be long remembered
by all.-Port Townsend Argas.
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A ressErrsL rnEAcnER.

The wife Of veli-knorn Washington
minister played II on hum In y way he
woald despise IL he was aware Of the
trick. The minister IL very fDrgetfui
and absent minded. Recently his wife
wanted him TO 90 with her 20 visit some
friends; the proposed Visit making IL
necessary for him 90 be evsy from his
people over Sunday.
But, MARY be said, IF vs start
when you propose, we will get there on
Saturday afternoon, and you know
they'll want me to preach Sunday morn
ing, and ! have no sermsn prepared,
and won't have time to prepare one at
ter we get there"
Repreach one Of your old sermons,
John"
"No. Mary, can't do that. Il would
be something like fraud on the people
up there
brother ministers"
Il might do that; bu. don't like to
ask them"
Well. sever mind, John; I'll zee
Brother NJ. and ask him for the loan of
one Of his"
Well, do 80, Mary, as SOON as PCS
sible."
But, when Mary called on Brother NJ,
he and his good wife had gone on visit,
too. The little woman, determined that
John should go anyhow, after long co9I-
tation hit upon a plan that carried her
iriunphantly Through her difficulty.
Knowing what An Infirn memory her
reverend hubby had, she rurnmaged out
| one of his own old sermons that had
been highly landed when first delivered.
Putting il into her satchel. she told John
she had got sermon that she knew
would Just suit him. All right, and
away they went.
In the excitement Of travel and the
| greeting OF their friends the reverend
gentleman forgot all about the sermon
till he was about 10 step into the pnlDlt,
when he asked his wife for it. The Gun
ming little woman handed II over To him
without wirking, bat with one OF her
sweetest smiles. Her husband entered
on the services and preached tue ser
mon clear through without discovering
the cheat that she had palmed on upon
him.
On their way t. the home of their
friend, after the services. the preacher
| of the day said IL was wonder al how
closely Brother Ms opinions agreed
with his OWL; and, stranger STILL he
continued, "hs very handwriting re-
sembles my own so closely that doubt
very much whether / could separate 1t
from my own and tell which was
which,"
This was so Gloss that the little wife
had TO cram her handkerchief into her
mouth to keep from bursting into an
uproarious 6t Of laughter. Her friends
looked at her 80 suspiciously that she
had 10 tell them the story privately.
They had many a joke about II among
themselves. but john don't know to
this day what little rogue be has for
a wife.
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IAPorEScy and Losr MANHOOD permaneptly
cured The sex and afflicted should not fail
to call upon him. The Doctor has travel d
extensively In Europe and inspected thor.
oughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
q great deal Of valuable information. which
be is competent TO mpart To thosc in need Of
bis services. The Doctor cures when others
fail. Try him. DIR. GiBB0N will make no
charge unless he effects Q cure Persons Ut Q
distance CUsED AT HoMK. AL communiea
tons strictly confidential. All letters answer.
ed In plain envelopes
Send $40 fer Q package Of medicine. Gall
or write. Address DIR. J. Y. GiBB0N. Box
1857. san Francisco. Cal. Mention the pa
per in which YOU saw this % versisepeht.l
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DR.. SPIN N EY
No. - Kearny Street
rreafa an Chranie and sreeial Diseas.

YOUNG MRN
tA HO MAY BE- SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful foilies or IN
discretion will do well 20 avail them
selves of this. the greatest boon ever laid
st tho altar Of suffering humanity. DR.
SPINNEY viii guarantee 10 forfeit 500
Tor every case OF seminal weakness or
private disease OF any kind or character
which he undertakes and fails 10 cure.
MlDDLR-AGED MEs.
There are many at the age of thirty 70
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuation of the bladder. often sccor-
panied ny o slight smarting or burnins
sensation and q weakening OF the system
In . manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining tie urinary deposits .
ropy sediment win often be found. anc
sometimes small particles II albunien viii
appear, or the color viii be Of Q tnin nlils
ish hue. again changing 70 . dark and
.~rr.a appearance. There are many men
who die Of this difficulty, ignorant Of tbs
cause. which 10 the second stage Of sem
inal Weakness DIR. :. viii guarantee per
feet cure In all such case. and healths
restoration OF the genifo-uribaxy organ
Once hoars--lo 20 and tox sunday
from 10 to II O. m. Consultation free
Thorough examination and sdvire.
Call or address
asd No. II. KsArny 81 saa Srasni.e
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LUNCH CouNrxR.-The undersigned. a
well known caterer, has taken charge OF
the Maison Dore lanch counter, and in
TENDS 10 open first class chop house
where anything desired will be cooked
10 order. spanish style cooking a
speciality. jel9 w. @. DxIoga.
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srRArxD-$s REwARp.-A svo-ysar.
old heifer, spotted red and white. uart
Of right ear cut OF. horns straight out
from side 1T her head. FIVE dollars
will be paid for her return 70 NJ. J. Cos
telie, corner Seneca and Eighth sts. n a
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Those who are obliged To use artificial
teeth VIII find the new plate being in
trodncsd by DR.. kilbourne, s2S Front
street, vastly superior to rub Der: il il
les bulky, lighter and much stronger.
and being made Of q metal pure AZ gold
= tasteless and much more cieAnly and
healthfui. "A
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Ihe largest stock. the choicest seize
ton. the best quality and lowest prices
OF stationery. blank books and miscel-
isneoas books. st ths book store Of @.
Davies Co.. MS CheFry street. ms
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For vaehes. klox. silver plated wear
and - forth, 10 10 II. G. NcImughlin.
t"lattie MAck, the Jevelicr.) The henS
and only stock Of nne eoogis Ia the civ.
Also. sasne that ain's 10 iine.
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DR.. Heniey's Dandelion Tonic cures
dyspepsia, pur'fies the blood and in.
vtRorates the sysfsm. les
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THE PASSENGER STEAMER
$ e. x - - o
CAPTAIN NUGENT.
WIN leave Seattle for Port Biak ely every
afternoon at 4 o'clock, and return the next
morning at 3 o'clock.
For u6asase apply on board. fe7 II
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Strawberries in any quantity at the
Fashion Store, Mill street. ;ss
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DIRECT ROUTE To

n "a DIRECT ROUTE TO
$50 Whatcom. Through by day
7 o'clock q. m. on Tuesdays and Fridays,
touching ut Utsalady. Laconner and Fam
ish Leave Wbatcom for Ferndale on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Whatcom
en- Wednesdays and Sundays at q. m.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or TO George Foster on the Yesler wharf.
CURTIS BROWNFIELD.
nos Master,
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YESlER COLLEGE COM.
MEnCEMENT.

TUE coMMENl EMENr ExER-
i ctses Of esler Co'lege win be held a.
iesssrs Hall on Friday. June 81, at 3
o'clock .. m. Following Is the program :
Piano scios Prof. prank v. Hepburn.
calfe.
Social greeting. Arion verein.
kducAtion ~ u 10 and ~ Il should b.
IN. NJ heiehr, Principal.
Vocal 500. G. & Bowman. ESQ.
he kings kisS' fantasia overture,
composed by the Queen City Randi Yesler
College choir.
Distribution OF prizes.
All are cordially Invited. No charges
foE admission. Reserved seats can be ob-
tanned. free Of charge. By applying a. the
College. or ~ J. ID. LowmAns book store,
sfter June satA. sltd
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street dssp n
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S.ravberEies for pastine up AZ the
Fashion Store. Mil strssG. jss
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ISLAND ROUTE.
STEAMER JOSEPHINE.

Carrying the United States Mails.)
WILL LEAVE YES
sg@EE~ D. ler's Wharf. Seattle, for
.&Ste3N Snohomish City. via Mukil-
<&I teo, Lowell and way land
ings. every Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday morning, returning on
alternate days For freight or passage
apply on board, or to ID. Z DURIE. on
the wharf, Seattle. N. L. ROGERS.
ana Mas.er
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Genesis, chapter xvii. verse xix.
By request OF many applicants l place
before the suffering some of my Specifics
used In my successful treatment OF AGO
patients.
No. l. Seminal Weakness.
No. 3 Impotency.
No. 3, Female Complaints. Leucorrhea
tWhitesl; Inflammation Of Bladder.
One ukhsh. '''''.''s'.......-.-.. ,
Iurcc titohs ..s.......-. IL
Sent carefully p cked. BY express, C. Old
Home instruction sent free to any adj
dress. on receipt o. a self-addres. ed
stamped ENVELOPE. TO p. o. box a..
Private, Chronic. Skin and Spinal Dis
eases cure d.
M. G. L. MILLER. Sr..
los Cherry street. n. ~. ROx a..
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

TUE UNDIVIDED oNE-HALF OF
J. the Roche Harbor Lime Works. stu.
ated at the north end OF the San Juan
Island. consisting OF 100 acres OF land.
with the largest deposit Of pure white
limestone on the coast running In . con-
tinuous line east and west from Prescott
Bay TO Roche Harbor. easy OF access for
shipping and for lime kilus on both har-
bora. three-Quartcrs OF q mile across.
There are tive good lime kilns operating
at the present time at Roche Harb0r,
with . capacity Of 10 barrels each "a
cooper shop. store and dwelling house
and nice new dwelling just finished this
summer, with tenement house for coopers
and workmen. story and hkif building
now occupied and rented by the Govern
uent for Custom House, and all ether
tenements aud hereditaments thereunto
belonging. For terms apply 20 COLLIN
ROSS. at Roche Harbor. les dw I'm
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FOR the UPPER sKAcIT.
stmv Glide G W. Cove. Maste,

II EAvEs YESLER's WHARF ON
L. Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at STAN
wood, Utsalaay. Moss Landing. Skagit
City, Mount Vernon. Starting and all In
ternediafe points above. For freight or
passage apply on board or 70 GEORGE
FOSTER. on the wharf. apl
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EINE oFFIcEs IN THE CLAYTON
II block ! singls o. q suit uyli
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For Sale.

A BOILER AND AN ENGINE, sxso,
~ with com lete mach merry for Q srIst
mill Of two run Of burrs.
j. W. BUZRY,
apis dw Corner Third and Union SIN
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TOR SALE. -pRoPERTY ON FRONT
and Second streets. The finest and
cheapest ever before offered in this Q ".
Old age and sickness the cause OF party
whaling 20 sell. Apply 10 MIR. JEN-
NINGS, IL Commercial street. myss
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