Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 January 1872 — Page 5

THIRTEEN retail liquor dealers were licensed in this district in the month of December. », 4 *$,. $*

THERE

la a rumor ot a "corner" in

•troa by which the price of vaccinnation will be rained to two dollars, *,THB public printing of the county Auditor's office amounts to about two thousand dollars a year. *i

THE expenses of the Msennerchor masquerade, Febuary 13th, will not be less than seven hundred dollars.

THE police of tbis city are on the watch for some noted criminals who are supposed to be lurking about the oity and vicinity.

THE Journal says that the National House has been leased to a gentleman of Greensburg, this State,who will take possession early in April.

THE total Internal Revenue collections for the ircnth of December, amounted to $11,548.33, exclusive of those on cigars, tobacco, whisky and beer, which

are

paid in revenue stamps.

THERE are eight distilleries in this fhternal Revenue district six fruit and two grain distilleries. They are located, tour in Green county, two in Putnam, one in Parke, and one in Vigo.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The following licenses have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report:

Inalah Mllll«an and Mary E. Struble. Andrew J. Brothers and Mary E. Brown. Fred. Beach and Henretta Fisher. FROM twenty-iive to two hundred and twenty-five dollars worth of stamps are sold at the Postotfice in tbis eity every day. The average daily sales amount to about seventy-five dollars.

TnE object of the new Criminal Court room is to enable two courts to hold at the same time. Heretofore it has been frequently necessary to appropriate the Clerk's office for the accommodation of one of the courts for a short time.

THE first semi-annual dividend of the Terre-Hauie Havings Bank, for the year 18.1, amounting to about four thousand dollars, was paid on Thursday. About half the interest due is usually drawn the balance is added to the investment of the cjeposltcyrs. ^,, "f

TJIK electors of Fairbanks township, Sullivan county, will vote, February 12th, on tho proposition to subscribe 110,000 to the T. H.

Southwestern

Hail road. Gentlemen from that township say that the appropriation will /carry by a large majority. ,(4

IT is rumored that a number of Franciscan monks will commence next •prlng the construction in this city of a vast monastery to cost not less thtn |300,000. The Catholic Church owns property now In this (oanty valued «t not less thau $5,000,000. It is said that the monastery, if built, will be located in tho vicinity of Providence Hospital.

THE following table shows the grand total of all internal revenue collections in this district for each month during the year 1871, compared with that of the corresponding months in 1870: 1870. U&l'X" January $18,685 41 ?81,07i S& February »l,000 41 March...... 17,27 84,498 27 April 81^01 7 27.024 17 May 20.491 86

40,304 7fl

June 70,761 38 43,298 68 July «,7W 15 48.W7 97 Aucnit 49,626 44 84,HOT 88 Roptoinbor 40,070 99 42,025 49H October »M»2 tf 46.060 November 81,800 78 *.u 46,361 06 December 22,067 80 43.383 71 •L.NFC I *11

TUB days are now lengthening at the rate ot about seventy-five seoonds a day. Until the Summer solstice is roached, tho fclst or Jhne, when the days beoomo shorter, this will be the ratio of increase. The sun from now Ion to use tho common phraso, returns northward to drive back the Winter.

Jut the latter has acquired such a momentum that for a while the contest will bo unequal. Stormy bluster will not long prevail against the steady pressure of the refluent Summer. The warm wave will flow back and melt' the suow and ice froui the fields and streets, put tho fires out In our grates, and make the flowers bloom agnin.

TUN ball of the Brotherhood of Local Engineers at Dowling Hall, Thursday evening, February 1st, will be a grand affWlr. The "boy»M proposo to make this the big ball of the season. We have befbro alluded to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers as possessing features distinguishing it favorably from many other labor organisations. One of Its leading alms Is to elevate the standard of the profession in lift to which its members belong, and to make sobriety and intelligence Indispensable requisite*. 80 ft»r as we can ascertain the organisation works In perfect aooord with the mauagement of the leading railways of the country, both sides recognising that on!y in a common understanding can the permanent good of either be obtained. The organisation now extends over several Statos, and the buslnes or its members Is such that state lines are practically ignored. One feature of the organisation Is its care for the Sick and disabled members. And provision for widows and orphans of the deceased. A large and steadily accumulating fund Is in the hands of the local organisations, and it Is sought by an set of incorporation

from

Congress to consol

idate the local funds and place the whole in the hands JT officers directly responsible to the entire body under the laws of tks United States, instead of owing« complex responsibility under different State law*.

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WITH

SHAKSPKARE."—

This Is,not a privilege often enjoyed by the people of a town lUre this. It Is but seldom thst the best histrionic srt, in Its wanderings, can be induct to leave the larger citios and make Its bow to the citisens of our smaller towns. This is, however, sn exceptional case, and Mrs. Macready comes to Terre-Hauie. as she has to other like cities, for lh purpose of initiating the drama con*-^ crated by the genius of the immorn«l bard of Avon. She appears at Dowling Hall on Monday evening next, for one night only, supported by a first-class company of artists, specially selected for the presentation of the highest type of the dramatio art. She has selected Shakspeare's great play o* Shylock for her first and only appearance, that lady sustaining the part of Shylock.

Mrs. Macready is an American lady of high culture, though for some years residing abroad, where she appeared in the leading theatres of the British metropolis, and in Edinburgh, Dublin, Ac. The London Times, on her first appearance at the "Standard" theatre, thus speaks of her success:

From the admirable manner In which Mrs. Macready has acquittod herself and from the histrionic talent she has thrown Into all of ber previous impersonations, the house was in a manner prepared for the successful appearance of the lady. And when Shylock snoke Mrs Maoready was still unobservable, mnch to the surprise of the house, who testified their appreciation by

loud applause. Throughout each scene in ill shi app character than is generally portrayed. At

which ahe appeared it was observable that the lady had a finer appreciation of the

the close of the piece Mrs. Macready was called before the curtain, amid ontburstsof applause."

This is high praise from the great newspaper of the world. The same is echoed by the Liverpool Mercury, the Birmingham Gazette, the Dublin Times and the Edinburgh Statesman. Here at home—in Boston, New York and Philadelphia—the papers are equally emphatic in her praise. The New York Times, Herald, The Post, Tribune, and World the Boston Bee, Post and Advertiser, and the Priladelphia Ledger and Press pronounce Mrs. Macready unequalled in this great character.

Tickets and reserved seats for sale at B. G. Cox's bookstore. WE give below a couple of extracts from Kansas journals concerning Mrs. Mary A. Livertnore, who will lecture in the Opera House Thursday evening, February 15th.

Mrs. Livermore spolte for two "hours without apparent fatigue, without notes, and held her audience spellbound to the end. During the entire two hours she did not once forget the dignity of her cause, and steered clear of the stereotyped abuse of the •tyrant man.' We do not mean by this, however, that Mrs. Llvermore's lecture was destitute of huinor. She was often witty, but never unreasonable, coarse or slangy.

Still another adds: "The address was frequently lighted up with bursts of Impassioned eloquence, and the many apt Illustrations enforced her arguments with all the power of logic. It was listened to with rnpl attention, and Mrs. Livermore may feci assured thut the seed sown in the minds of her hearers in this city will not be without fruit."

INTHRMKMTB.—The following is a list of interments for the week ending this morning:

Jan. 21.—Infant of Theodore Hall, age 1 day—Imperfect circulation. Jan.21-Infant of Frank Geiser, age 4 months—Inflammation of the bowels.

Jan. 21.—Abner Barnes, age 44 years and 6 months—Consumption. Jan. 22.—Chi Id of Harvey Huland, age 5 years— Measles. __

Jan. 22.—Mrs. Viola Chadwiek, age 22 years, 1 month and 25 days—Congestion of the brain.

Jan. 22.—Child of Edward Bruno, age 8 years and 6 months. Jan. 24.—Peter Jones, (colored)—Smallpox.

THE horie attached to Turner

F. G. WHITE, with his Indianapolis Company, supporting T. G. Riggs, the Irish comedian, has drawn good houses in Dowling Hall during the week. Mr. Riggs is an exccllcut delinlatorof Irish character. To-night a complimentary benefit Is tendered bim by gentlemen ot this city, and ho has chosen to appear In Arrah-na-Pogue. Let there be a big house.

WUAJAM

VAN BRUNT, Chief of the

Fire Department, captured a sleigh on Sixth street tho other day that was stolen from him about a year ago. The driver ststed that he bad bought the sleigh ot another man, but meekly onhitched and delivered it up to the claimant.

Tmt owners of the new oil well at Casey, Illinois, were in the eity yesterday for the purpose of obtaining tubing for their well. They expect sn Immense flow of oil without sddttional boring. Other wells will bo commenced In the vicinity at an earty period. 1

FREDERICK

Dorar.ASS delivered his

very able discourse on San Domingo last night to the largest sudienoe thst has ever listened to lecture In the Opera House. Douglass Is now the old man eloquent. He wss enthusiastically applauded.

ARE you gbing to hear the lecture on "Geology," to be given by oor State Geologist, Prof. E. T. Cox, In the Normal School Assembly Room next Wednesday evenlus, January 81st? Tho lecture Is free. You are Invited,

SOMH citisens in his city have Invested as high ss fifteen thousand dollars In county orders st ten per cent, discount. They will be redeemed si six per cent, above par, thus yielding to the purchaser sixteen per cent, profit.

THE lsnd belonging to forty-five formers of this county ixas been booked for sale Ibr the payment ot interest hte on money borrowed from th# school

fend.

THK Station House is empty.

ITINERANT

thieves curse th* vjgtlanl

policemen of this eity. THE Ohio street bath house is again to be repaired and pnt in operation.

THE monthly examinations in the public schools closed yesterday evening. REV. MB. MAYBIN will officiate st I St/ Stephen's to-morrow morning and evening.

THE Criminal Court will convene on Monday morning in the oourt-room. The session will continue four weeks.

Six convicts sent to the penitentisry from tbis county have returned home since Jan. 1st, the time for which they were sent having expired. ,T

A XiOT was sold in Lockport a few days ago for fifteen dollars, the tax on which was afterward found to be sixtyone dollars.

THE Ladies' Aid Society of St. Stephen's Church will set a lunch in Dowling Hall, Wednesday, January 31st, lrom 12 to 3 o'clock.

SUNDAY service in the Universallst Church to-morrow as usual. Subject in the morning: "The Relation of the two Worlds." Subject in the evening:

Unlversalism too Good to be True." CHRISTIAN CHAPEL, corneu Mulberry street, betweed Sixth and Seventh, B.' B. Tyler, pastor. Preaching this (Saturday) evening at 7 o'clock also tomorrow at 11 o'clock

A. M.

and 7

P. M.

Meetings to continue during next week.

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THE Springfield Fire Insurance Company of Springfield, Massachusetts, represented by Hager A McKeen, is among the few substantial companies that have stood the test of the Chicago fire, and having paid all its losses, is ready and willing to write on good property at fair rates, and give such indemnity as business men require. A look at its standing and its sound capital and surplus would satisfy any one that this is the company he needs to make him safe in case ot loss.

Condition of the Andes Insurance Company, as audited bv the Insurance departments of New York, Massachusetts and Ohio. Audit by New York Insurance Department, H. E. Sickles, Examiner, December 12,13 and 14,1871: Audit of Andes Insurance Company. Chicago lasses .paid up to December 15, 1875, $626,810.41 other losses paid from January 1,1871, to December 1, 1871, 1582,951.44 total, 8l,209,7G1.85. Liabilities .—Losses in process of adjustment, and all other liabilities (including Chicago,) 8398,865.00. Net assets, December $1,583,947.46. WHARTON A KEBI.ER,15,

Agents.

Labor Reform Lecture at Dowling Hall.—A Free Lecture on the great and engrassing snbject of Labor Reform, and the rights and duties of the laboring classes of our people, will be delivered at the above place on Wednesday night, January 81st, by John T. Campbell, of Rockville. All who feel an interest in the progress and rights of the laboring classes, of every calling, and those who.would understand what those rights are, will be welcomed to the Hall on that night. Lecture at 8 p. M.

Strlped.Japnnese Silks reduced to the unusually low price of 50 cents per yard

TUELL, R1PL.KY FC DKMINQ'S.at

It Is Conceded by Every One that Moore

Shil-

leto's express wagon indulged in a runaway on Seventh street yesterday afternoon. Starting between Ohio and Walnut streets, be ran north, striking the lamp-post on the southwest corner of Seventh and Ohio which was broken off even with the ground. As no one was in the wagon, no other damago resulted, except a slight injury to the sr a a 3

Hagerty are the best Tin and Slate

Roofers in the city. ee-tf. Notice Is hereby given that ihe subscription books of the Terre-Hante & Southwestern Railroad Company, can be found at the National State Bank.

SO-tf. J. MCGREGOR, Sec'y.

Invest one dollnr in iiarr's Ague Medicine, and cure the Chills. 27-lm.

A Fine assortment of

vlvJiV.lvO# very choice genuine imported and domestic Cigars. Henry Clay, Flor Do Morales, Partagas, Audubon Club. Le Bouquet, La Intimldad, genuine Golden Crown, Ac., Ac. S. R. Baker A Co., think they have as fine a flavored 10 cent Cigar as can be made, being composed of live differ ent kinds of imported stock, and flavored with Spanish tobacco. They invite all good Judges of fine Cigars to call at P.O. Lobby and give them a trial. For sale by the hundred or thousand at Jobbers' prices.

Threeclear Havanna Cigars for 25 cents.

If yon want a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore A Hagertys stock before purchasing, 181 Main street. ee-tl.

Barr's Ague Medicine acts directly on the poison of malarlS, and drives It from the system. 27-lm.

The Annual Masquerade Rail of the Terre-Haute Maennerchor will take place in Dowling Hall. February 13,1872. We learn from the Committee of Arrangement that they are determined to spare neither time nor money to make' this the crowning ball of the season. 80 far as we have been allowed to take a look behind the scene*, we oan assure the ftm loving public that preparations are being made to excel In splendor, costumes,

Ac.,

C. C.

anything of the kind

given by this society heretofore, A full programme of the processions, tableaux price of admission, Ac., will be published as soon as handed to us by the Oommlttee.

A card.—From various circumstances and because my name has been confounded with that of another person in a different business, It has been supposed that I had or was about to give up the seed trade. The object of this card is to correct such impression, and to say that I shall soon have a Mock of Seeds,

Aa.,

to offer that will proba

bly be superior to any It has yet been mv pleasure to present the public.

J. A.

Foote,

Main street. 2Mt

TIM lonie principle in Barr'B Ague Medicine relieves debility promptly. 27- lm.

Are yon in want of a No. 1 Cooking Range, any slae, call on Moore A Hagerty 181 Main street, and they will suit you. hft ."•««» ee-tt

Xllltners and merchant* will do well to look through our immense sod of millinery and fancy goods. We buy for each (torn tint hands sad will giv« our castoawrs the advantage of It. 8. K» Straus, 141 Main

Vtor ClMap dstern sad ftwee pumps goto Moore A Hsgsrty, Vo. Ill Main ft. ee-tf.

«•, tha One-Prkwd Cloth

lars sad Fsahionabla Merchant TalhMk. From this day os, until the end of the 1 son, Brlanger

Co,, will give a reduction of

ten per cent, on all winter goods, vis: Over* ooats, Beaver Sqits, Shawls, Undershirts, Drawers, to, Here Is a chance for every' body to secure a bargain. Call at Middle Boom, Opera Bouse.

A efclll Is an Impossibility to one taking Barr's Ague Medicine. 27-lm.

For putting up gutter and spouting, tin and sheet-Iron, Jobbing, good and cheap, Moore A liaggerty can not be equaled, 181 Main street. ee-tf.

Drawing I^SMOUM.—W.M. Statxjteaeher of drawing in the public schools, will open a night school in drawing for the ben eflt of mechanics and others who may wish to learn that science. He will also give les sons in the classical languages. For information apply at State's Jewelry store, on Main street. 17-tf

Plain direction* in German and English are given with Barr's Ague Medicine. 27-lm.

City Dining loom!—The Terre-Haute City Dining Rooms, south side of Ohio St., between Fourth and Fifth, have

OWLING HALL. ""•ft**

MR. SAM T. CORY, Lesseand Manager. MR.

B. LAURENS, Stage Manager.

POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY

Monday, Jan.

Supported by

Vuvl

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under the supervision of an experienced caterer. 'Meals will be served at all hours. Dinner from 12 to 3 o'clock. Persons wanting meals will be served promptly at any hour from 6 o'clock in the morning to 12 o'clock at night. Day boarders accommodated on reasonable terms. 25-tf. F.

PLEPKNBRING.

Indiana Central

PATENT RIGHT EXCHANGE, 9 Miller's Block, north ot Bates House Hi"* Indianapolis.

Dr. S. C. A E. O. Frink, Pro'tors.-s ^9" Send for Circulars. 7-6m.*

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THE GREATEST DRAMATIC TRIUMPH •1 OF THE AGE.

MRS. MACREADY,

THE EMINENT TRAGEDIENNE,

In her most wonderful impersonation of

SCHYLOCK,

(A part never attempted by any other lady,) in Bhakspeare's most finished production,

The Merchant of Venice.

MB. J. H. TAYLOR,

The Distinguished Young_Amerk»n Actor, and her FBED ny of well specially selected for their particular part in order to give a correct representation of the GREAT WORK.

POPULAR PRICES:

Admission-. 75 cents Gallery .50 cents Reserved Seats 91.00

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If you want something good In the way of a nice Boot or Shoe, call at I. K. Clatfeltert and see a pair of the Excelsior Oaiters. They sre the latest style, nice and convenient. My SpeciaUy.-Men'H Fine Work.

Repairing neatly done. 81-2t

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§EELEVVILLR, SUGAR CREEK,

SUGAR CREEK,

ANTHRACITE,

GOOD.^IF

Oakey, Agent,

Bartlett Company,

Mice, Rankin's Dr u* Store, 18-8m Sixth Street.

COOK & SON,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, Heavy Goods, Bar Iron, Nails, Ac. Also the celebrated Horney*s Richmond Plow

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154

Main JStreH,

12-1V TKRRE-HA UTE. IJTD.

P. CAREY, D. M. D.

Successor to S. D. Shields.

DENTIST,

.to. Ift Main St., over Sage,s Confectionary All in need of Dental services please calL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. M-ly

J^RA WATERS A ELDER,

HOMffiPATHIC

PHYSICIANS, ,»•!

Cfconry Street, kek Sth aa 71b. 51-tf

ATIONAL HOUSE,

COR. MAIH AHD SIXTH IT*..

Terre-Haute,

Indiana.

JACOB BUtt* son, Jtspfs.

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rWVr*ATION»— For

CO&I&ILSEI.

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D. W. MIN8HALL, A. McGREGOR. --t

Elablifhfd 1865.

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING S

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Before me, W. K. Hendrich, a Notaiy Public In and for said county, personally appeared A. L. Crawford, President, acd A. J. Orawford, Secretary, Alexander McOregor and D. W. Mlnshall, Directors, of the Vigo Iron Company, and upon their oaths say that the above and foregoing is a true and correct statement of tbe condition of said Company on Jauuanr 1st, 1872.

W. HENDRICH, Notary Public

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MAIN STREET,

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6-tl. TERRE-HAUTE, IN*

QMNIBU8

TRANSFER LINE.

On and after this date we will run a rega i&r Omnibus Transfer Line from the Vtmdalia Depot to the I. dt 9L L. Depot oonneetion for all trains.

FebTR—tf. GRIFFITH QltfT

CLARK

HOUSE,

Oor. Fir* and OMo Street*.

THE TERRE-HAUTE OMNIBUS AN1» HACK LINE will attend to calls for train* leering both tbe Eastern and Northern Depots also convey passengers to any part ol the city. All order* left at the Terre£Haut« House, Postofflce, National House, Buntlu House, or at tbe Clai House will be promotIs attended to. o-ll.

HAUTE HOUSE,

RJTCRRE-

1. P. HUSTON, UAHACtM.

The Street Oars pase this HOUSE every Tea Minntea,from the Depot and River. Th* Artetkm Baths are connected with

Thestykfof'ourwork

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SPECIALTIES!

SWANSD0WN SCARFS, Latest Thing Out,

Sew Stock of Silk Scarfs, a Broche Cashmere Scarfs•. Lace and Linen CoHars,

LACE AND CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, In great variety and very cheap. 4

Magnfiicent Black Silks, Colored Silks, And Irish Poplins, in Patterns.

Superb Lyons Velvets Ibr Mantles, Handsome Silk Plushes, Black Beaver, and Fancy Styles in Cloakings.

^IIUltSOM BAY SABLE,

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MINK, SEAL, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, ALASKA SABLE, ALASKA MINK,

,/y BROWN AND BLACK CONEY, Also,Gent's Beaver Collars. We are selling these goods very cheap and purchasers should examins onr stock before buying.

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Paisley and Wool Shawls In great variety Including all

1 the New Designs.' .TA"

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A Great Variety of New Dress Goods,

FASHIONABLE CLOTH SHADES for Ladies and Beautiful Plaids for Children.

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON HEAVY FABRICS.

Tycoon Reps fbr Wrappers, at 50e per yard. Ladies* Balmoral and Felt Skirts, from 75c to §1.38 each. Striped Flannels of fine quality fbr Garibaldis. Gloves In great variety and Stylish Patterns. 1 Linen Damask and Turkey Red Tabling, eut in Patterns as desired. \,r,, -f n*

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In addition, we have a complete stock of Muslins, Prints, Flannels, Biaskets, Cassiuaeres, Jeans, and other staple articles that are in oonstant demand.

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMING,

Of the Tigo Iron Company.

Vigo Iron Comp'y—Capital Stock...9125,000 00 Assessment made and paid in actually $125,000 00 $125,000 00 $125,000 00 Personal Assets $58,120 00 Liabilities 52,801 97

Overplus 761 08 A. L. CRAWFORD, President, A. J. CRAWFORD, Secretary,

COR. MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS, h-tr-K

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KILGORE'S

DENTAL ROOMS

Ko. 70 North DIIBOU St, .«iIndianapolis.

C. CRAWFORD,.

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House and Lot

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IN GROVER'S SUB DIVISION.

SMALL HOUSE

And one or two Lots In .,

JOKES' SLB-DN IHIO^ I

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On North Third street, alwve Locust. .-f

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On Norfh FduHh'streei, In Lots to suit. .. .. i}

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On South Sixth street—very line lot.

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Choice Lots

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IX SIJXCAXf St'B-OlVIMOir.

5 Acres East of Blast Farnace,

Desirable for Oarden or Sub-dividing.|

20 Acres

T«« ami mile* cmI of Cwrl M««a#,l For sale entire or In parcel* to xult. On tbe.* .T property tea GOOD^^, ,,

BOISE AHD BABNF,,

and plenty of water,and the whole traet T* 'til set in fruit of choice varieties,INI bearing. A vmre Hiasrf liar Frsilt ttrswen a»d (laticatr*. '.

For prices and terms apply to

OBO.C.DUY,

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