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IL MALE ORPHAN AsYLuM.-The Managers of
the Male Orphan Asylum, an infant branch Of st.
st. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum, have opened
FAIR at Carusi's Saloon for the sale of useful and
ornamental articles prepared by benevolent ladies of
our city. The Marine Band will attend each even
ing. maylS
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wv TRAVELLERS AND GENTLEMEN

!" TRAVELLERS AND GENTLEMEN
w HO may meet with accidents to their clothing
by grease, paint tar, &C., may have become faded
in color and wish them restored to their pristine APP
pearance, when from the tailor's hand, ION few
hours notice. respectfully invited to send call
on the subscriber and examine his superior style of
Coat Dressing and Dyeng, acknowledged by all, on
trial, TO be the best extant Remember, his black
dyes never soil. His motto Isl No cure no pay
VIM. BELL, Dyer and Coat Dresser.
South side Penn avenue, near al ST., Washington.
~ Established in Baltimore in the year 1921
branch at Washington in 1924. mayl4-lw
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d JUST RECEIVED,
DUILDING MATERIALS, MECHANICS
TOOLS, HOUSEKEEPERS' ARTICLES, FISH
ING TACKLE, and variety Of other useful arti-
Giles, too numerous to mention all of which are
offered as cheap as they be purchased from ped
lars auctioneers, or the regular trade.
GEO. SAVAGE
N. B. A large assortment of best Brushes always
on hand may lO-eow4w
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r LIGHT SUMMER HATS.

i HAVE this day opened 20 cases of Hats, consist
ing of Panama, Leghorn, and the Canada Hat, Is
new artice,) together with great variety of cheap
Hats to suit the season. also, white blue, pearl and
black Cassimeres Beaver, Moleskin, Brush, Ru STA,
and Silk Hats, got up in the very best STYLE and
markedly Light. E. G. HANDY,
mayl4 Btw. Browns and Gadsbys Hotels.
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VARIETY STORE.

V.HRIETY STORE.
d D. BOTELER having removed his store to next
door of +. Simms's wine store, Pennsylvania
nue. and second door from Al street. calls the atten-
ton Of his friends, and the public generally to his
stock of staple and fancy articles, which consists in
part Of
Hardware and Cutlery
Crockery, Glass and China Ware
Brushes, Tin and Wood Ware
Baskets, Basket Carriages and Cradles
Hollow Ware, &C., &c., SC.
With many other articles too to mention in
an advertisement; all of which he pledges himself to
sell as low as they be obtained in the District
ap30-lm
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AUG TON SALES.
SALE THIS DAY.
BY LEWIS & HUNT.

10 UNF UUUDS vi .TUCI7O.N.
ON THIS EVENING. at early candiclight, at
the store beneath Mrs Holmead's Boarding house,
situated between Sd and A. streets, Pennsylvania
avenue, we shall sell large and extensive assort-
ment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Fancy Arti-
Giles, &c. large assortment, too numerous to par
tlcuarlze The sale OF this extensive and splendid
stock of fresh goods will be continued eyery night
until disposed of; il being branch of Northern
firm, and the person compelled to leave the city.
may loft LEWIS & HUNT, Auctioneers.
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d JUST RECEIVED,
i Err PACKET DODGE, in addition to our former
stock, 8 hhds Porto Rico, New Orleans, and Musco-
vado SUGAR. Also, prime lot of New York
FAMILY FLOUR Citizens, generally, are respect
fully invited to give call, at the corner of and
7th streets, opposite General Post Office.
mayl3-tf FALES & GLOVER.
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GYMNASTICS The readers attention is d.
rected to the advertisement of Mr.. Perry, in our
columns, who will give an exhibition of the sci
ence of self-defence this and tomorrow evening,
at National Hall, rear of Gadsby's Hotel
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BY WILLIAM MARsHALI.

| n FURNITURE, &c., 1T AUCTION.
YIN THURSDAY MORNING, 10th instant at 8
o'clock will sell, in front of my store, good and
handsome assortment Of new and secondhand Fur
nture, viz mahogany Sofas, dining Tables, card and
breakfast do, toilet and plain Bureaus Sideboards,
Ottomans, high and low post maple and poplar Bed
steads, mahogany rocking and parlor Chairs, brass
and wood work 8-day and 30-hour Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Carpets, Rods Wash Stands, Toilet Tables
hair and shuck Mattresses, Beds, and Bedding with
variety of Kitchen Furniture.
Also-Chna and other Tea Sets, Dinner Sets,
Tumblers, Wine Glasses, Jars, Lamps &C., &c.
mayl5-2t WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioneer
FURNITURE, GROCERIES. CROCKERY, AND
n GLASS WARE, ut AUCTION
O'clock will sell in front of my store large and
superior lot of new and secondhand Furniture, to-
gether with lot of Groceries, China and Glass
Ware viz
Mahogany Sofas, Sideboards, Ottomans & Lounges
Toilet and plain Bureaus mahogany Wash Stands
High and low post Maple and Poplar Bedsteads
Mahogany French Bedsteads, best Hair Mattresses
Brass and wood work 6-day and 80 hour Clocks
Feather Beds, and Bedding, Shuck Mattresses
Mahogany Rocking and Parlour Chairs
Cane and wood seat Chairs Rocking ditto
Tenders, Andirons, Shovels and longs, Carpets
Looking Glasses, Toilet Tables, &c., &c., with
general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
Granite China Dinner and Tea Sets
French China Dinner and Tea sets
Tumblers, cut and pressed cut glass Fruit Bowls
Also-l0 bags Roasted Coffee, 6 chests Tea, and
boxes Tobacco. 9,e
Also-6 good Guns. VIM MARSHALL,
mayl5-dts Auctioneer.
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Iy. Elder GILBERT BEEDEE, of New Vernon,
New York, will preach in the Shiloh Meeting House,
Virginia avenue, Al street, this "wednesday
afternoon, at o'clock. mayl5
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TN GREAT CURIOSITY
Il ROCKY MOUNTAIN RIIEEAI OFS will

be exhibited for ec days only, at the carriage house
adjoining the Washington Stables 9Th street, be-
tween Pennsylvani avenue and the Patent Office,
They are of various ages were caught at great ex-
pense, and rarely to be seen but by the Western
pioneers. They are SO arranged in clearly enclo-
sure that ladies and children may visit them in per-
feet safety.
Adm,tance only 25 cents-Children half price.
mayl0-lw D. DADE & co.
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MT BANK NOTE and LOTTERY OFFICE
lN EW OFFICE JUST OPENED, where Lottery
Tickets sold and Bank Notes are disc ounted at
lhe lowest rates.
A HANDSOME SCHEME DRAWS ON SATURDAY:
$50, 900 Try the New Office for luck it can't be
$4,000 beat
Bank Notes and Gold bought and sold at the low
est rates of discount.
Citizens of Washington would do well to try the
New Office.
A Counterfeit Detector is now published weekly,
at six cents single number and for sale
On Pennsylvania Avenue, sixth street. six doors
below Gadsby's Hotel apr p
T ETTER FROM THE HON. HENRY CLAY:
Ia ASHLAND, July 10, l843.
My Dear Sir: Prior to your departure from Lex
ington take pleasure in saying, that think your
portrait of me, for accuracy of likeness and beauty
of execution nerceed by any taken Of me, and
is greatly superior to any of the previous ones.
With best wishes for your further and prvs-
perity, l am, faithfully, your friend am obedient
servant, II CLAY.
MIR. j. w. DopeE.
few copies of the above celebrated picture just
received from the artist For SALE at ~ SO per copy
JAS. M. DORSETT.
Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Store, Pennsylvania
avenue No. IL, east of Gadsby's Hotel. may7
CHEAP TaILORLNG ESTABLISHMENT
n q. BEVERlDGE, Seventh street. between
". Louisiana avenue and street, next door to J.
Donohoos Grocery store, is prepared to make up
clothing of every description in the most modern
style and at the shortest notice. and not IN
workmanship by any establishment in The city. ne
following prices have been adopted in order 70 sut
the times viz: no 70
A. 40 nants 9 10
~ ~ do vests IS
| n,H ooo,s without trimmings 6 10
niaA"e oo' do i IS
| d Jo vests do l IS
All a0 work warranted to fit in superior style.
N n gentlemen and children's clothing cut TO or
dor in the most fashionable style, and arranged that
there can be no mistake in making them up.
| APP 10
| 10 SARATOGA WATER
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Religious Celebration.

,,.,,..-. PHILADELPHIA. May -. L. VI.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHuuL UAIvN.-l'h iwcn
ueIh Anniversary OF the American SUNDAY school
lmoh' celebrated Yesterday afternoon was one of
The most interesting character. The President Al
tNA>pER Henry, Esq. took the Chair. when rh,
proceedings commenced by singing al, app,onr,,,a
,nin N which several hundred children touk MARI
A PRAYER was made by Rev. Mr.. Van Assn,Is
"hsn an abstract oi The annua! Report was read
aud adopted. Ii Is document replcte with
FACTS and statements OF the most Interesting charnr
ter bat Is too long Tor publication sUbon The
following extracts:
The value Of reg and instructive books for children
md youth which Ne have pu IN circulation the Iss Ven, ~
sbS This exceeds the value O our last year> circulation
HE number %! reading books published, the Inst ves, .
,wcniy these j. are original. The whole n,lner
OF dsnci publications issued da'lng the year Is 81.
The contribution. Of tie Christian public 10 the great Oh
@ OF Society aside from the distribution ofUur books by
tcue have an"nied. during the last year. 90 s43i3 -
though h' quite an neonsdefabie sun. considering the
By The of s2CSs.
The numbcr OF specific donations 20 needy Sunday School.
scattered y aud territories aud have averaged
facu9n es than $40 library 10 each school The number Of
schools AIDE. by the above 4} donations. books so Tar us re-
ported. "a. having yu5 teachers and r. AZ scholars
Able addresses were delivered by Rev. Messrs
Thomas VI. Clark, James Neil, Robert Turnbu!l
w. Hogarth and DR.. ryng.
Rev. Mr. Turnbull OF Boston, offered the follow
lng resolution, which adopted:
RcSairci, That the sp.ri Chrsniy embo'ied m the
sabbath School system. destined under God produce the
extensive snd benetcihl results tins couary and
ihroue hou, the world
rhe Doxuiogy having been sung and the Bene.
1lctOn pronounced the Board proceeded to the
election OF twelve Managers for the ensuing wear.
which resulted a. follows: Cornelius S;ercnsoa
Hison JeireN. Joaa Goeidard, EVn SapDiag.
J. T. LeGnisg, I'm. A. Budd, .John Il. C0yeH
Henry X. Darts, Leri Knocies Jr. joel Jones,
Robert armstrong, Md; TkomaS C. Doremux,
Newly ok. Adjourned.
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WINE IN session, having placed our Army and
Navy III ATTITUDE OF hostility TO friendly power
commented nfon the rccklessncss of the inca.
SURF ana INC disastrous results in which as pre-
eo'eht 1t might result, in case President with
i'o', nerve ana backed by powerful party were
al INC hcau NJ The Government: and advocated
th's fcsiilcuon upon the Executive by way of on.
posing "@d preventing If possible his cunsumms-
ii'n' without consulting Corcrcss, of his nerar.
ouS Schemc--thc plungin. Ills INTO a war with y
iofGgn power. Instead of facEta.:nc- The Dro
Eress OF salirmjnc n vcncn's, he ti,ou.ht Con.
gross "oaid be much better employed in consult
ng what was due Ia Their own dignity and riuh;s
and 10 the nights OF the people.
MI OWEN made an elaborate speech IN f,vnr
Of Annexation, commenting upon Mr. Claws let.
ter, denying Its conclusion that TO annex woujd
be :" assume the war with Mexico, adopting Gen.
Jackson S OPINION that now Was the golden op
portuni,y for Annexation, &c.
Nh j. L. lNGGRsoLL in an explanation durinu
Mr.. Us speech declared his unqualified hostility
10 Annexation at present under any crcu,n
stances, that VIC could IN no manner Justify our.
selves IN II IN our own esteem or before The world.
Mr. MuRsE, OF Ne. expressed his amazement
at the indifference manifested By The House
at the recent u>urpauon of the Executive; ar.
s"Vu u'C ldid'N el VIZ. tthounS argument 10
Nh fakonham, based on errors o! Tie census.
and opposed generally the treaty.
Nh Raiser warmly defended the project OF
Annexation, contending that ii Annexation was
The only alternative to proven; the abolition Of
Slavery IN Texas, this Government was bound
by The Constitution 10 effect 1t;
Mr.. GIoniNGs opposed the Treaty for reasons
connected with Slavery.
After farther dchatc--a resolution having been
ADOPTED 10 terminate debate tomorrow at
o'clock on this bl!l-the House adjourned.
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CITY IN + Z l. l. q + n G +.
WEDNESDAY.
SUPREME COURT. Before Chief Justice NELSON AM
Judge BRONSON and DEARDsLEY.

|sUPREME COURT Before Chief Justice NELSON ard
Judge BRONSON and DEARDsLEY
ASSESSMENT Surr.-GARRET ii. STRIKER rS.
TMoMAs kELLYSlr Cowboy concluded ms argument. nc
concned te Supreme Court has TO appoint Com
nssone,s having been gwen 10 them by the Legs
a,ue aud upon by the Judges tina, Court for ~ ye
acquiescence showing tieir belief that ;hey possessed
power, aud nearly al the property north OF Ar street
changed hands under the rule. together with large quapul
OF property south OF that limit The third parties VINO palo
thcIr money and oo tue under the assessment aw have
posed the acts OF high ard feit tnt
and that the proceedings thus lar nie
and void there end 10 The litigation that would eni1e
the Supreme Court appointing Commissioners 10 make
assessments, and confirming Their reports valid
and bndng and any person objected 10 their proceed
ngs should have been by wit OF quo wnrfato OF something
he kind while the subject was before them ana no conn
Wy the power gwen unconstitutional 60, -.
the law MI Cowdrey coiended thu, they OF
weight In The presen, Instance Gen. Striker was aware o! we
judge OF which sent back but declared be correct
insly uhfned I, stl OF leaeo A Loye,took place
10 ls but al the end years Cen :. obaIed
unc on restraining the Corporation from giving the lease and
Mf l.. did u 1872 The Court OF Errors, nnd the
Chancellor Mr. e. SAID have declared the power gwen 10 The
Suprefne Court 10 be unconstitutional.
Ia lsl. Mr. Cowboy remarked the Legislature pnS>ed law
unles pctioned for BY woihds Of the interested and
that occupants shall nave notice OF the purchase and sale Of
A, compliant the other side that the original papers
oa re ps 81 no 81 ts e""0" '"e" NOT brought
10 person Mr c. commended has righ, go behind the
given by the Corporation that the only document by
which third the situation Of property. In
oicer and the next dfcult 70 tel! whit
becomes OF The public are frequently borrow
ed lost and some oil them taken away ~ most
able that hard 10 tell what becomes OF them
Mr. coneDded tina, the proceedings hive been poper aud
that the lease cannot be disturbed.
Mr. Emmett then rose and stated that similar
s matter of oe19f bun s ST. W. Sssn
who is 10 ep Mr. Cowdey does not feel very well II the
Sg o1 b he e a,o nvose e
points, Chief Justice Nelson enquHed the Counsel II Inc
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CoRoNEE's OFFICE.

DEowSEp.-'rhc Coroner held an inquest a; the
about 30 who while grossly intoxicated fell into the North
RIVER foot o Cedar street yesterday md WINS drowned. His
body recovered minutes afterwards, but life extinct.
Verdict accidentally drowned while intoxicated.
KILLEp BY a STaGF.-Yesterduy as one Of Palm
S'ecuin- stages passing along Greenwich avenue.
li street little girl Hced years. named Mary Scun,
ui No. II Eleventh suddenly the while
the driver looking another and being Knocked down by
horse wheel passed over her hend frscnc he. skull
and causing her almost instant death. Verdict OF the jury
cidcu;aly Killed hy ,,oec running over her.
FOUND DEApIN BED.-A native of Ireland named
Frederick james liver who Ind been Ill., found dead
bed Yesterday Verdict OF tie .ury died OF mia nmaton of
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raiCE. l2is CENTS.
LITrEit'S LIVING AGE, 40

LTTrELLS LIVING AGE, 40. ,,
OF NEXT SATURDAY,
VIII contain Naclucys admirable article the Fenci lie
yoiuisn5e,de general vaFct tom tic foreign gnzines
Thc.. work hal! much matter Eiatgi-l,
Renew and handsomely printed. II conducted on the
plan Of t;ells Museum but twice large Being pub
sed every week LAYS before the American public tine al.
,raci.ve reading the Foreign !a games uni Reviews with
- much haste t. IS co!s.sten; with good speed
Letter from Chancellor Kent TO the Editor.
NEwN oRK. 7th May lii
DenrSir,- approve much Of the pian OF your work.
be published weekly under the TUE of the LIVING Age; and
If be conducted with The ine!l.en and that
the prospectus indicates and II which have reason to
Doubt wi be Of tie mos. instructive ind popular peri
udlcals Of the day.
Jwh abundant success and tia, ny name be added to
the list oi subscribers. JAMES Kent.
". T.. Ll;iell.
- An additional supply Of No. has been received. Fox
sale wholesale and retal!by.
my.3 j. N0NNI'T. IA Broadway.
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COURT CALENDAR. THIS DA,

CIRCUIT CoUKr.-Nos. 5, l. Il, 50, 4, 6, 20, &C.
az, A. H. 80, -, IT, 30, %, 81, ..
Common PLIAs.-Nos. 8, Is, 10, 20, pa, %, 81
30 81
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u SIC / at 7 4 : =.
Arrived.

Packet hp Switzerland Ell.=ht. from London and Ports
mouth ApTi d. WI. mise. t, Grbuci 'llurn = Co Ami
g. long T. poae ind supple, Hr ,rp E.cle> 10 d. JE
Ca!cuit SICK WIKI SGy 9Th lat H. q. ~
a. Vi. made Gnead, perfectly SOLID =d. wi0i being Nj
by T. se ui steering sass auef after coisiin iof
Tony miles found solid, uTd l, +. and lUanl The snip
cbut.ccd ~ tackled 10 tn, y the wind hauled 10 lie ~f.
iud the appearance of loss LAID covered with snow.
Swedish ship Lstlve NnSu liuc,irun. II It's i'm Antwerp
mdSc, 10 ter!lns x knnklemin-l5 sserace passengers
snip ichl, WALKER Leci4w. - d, im NUf!eans, cotton,
&c master.
l;r ship Chester. WILSON 81 days from Liverpool. mdse
William, L 'ui"u. - sieera-e passengers.
ship Manchester, HuSwu. u is tn y Orleans, with cotton
Nc to Dunh"m & DmoG. Lett shp Orleans and WuhGsii
ashore tire Bar ana others.
Bark VIM SCHROEDER. ZnyUc. - d In Nayac;cz PR with
its htds sugar aid $50 Cocoon uis. 10 Stark " Lewis.
Big afonne. C.seboan . days from Galveston. with cot
ton T. Z. s, T Pope.
-lc.lan 5n- Eliza Mon,echearo % L. ii Palermo ir and
wine, 10 Il relay & I;"lngson
Bfr Jenor. Robbins from Porto Cnbello .h April Cot
fre, q Whitaker Lett hns, Token arrived on the
l,rn Constitution 2lsr: Carf1ccas. do.
Brig Joseph t.otiam CIossiien, 10 day from Key Ncs;,
coioa 10 K l. Maitland. Mag = tie English three ma>ieG
Tor orders pat Key Wt for water. und ,a led Tor her cs-
,aaton I2l Ia; 2 81; on. q u. passed brig Char
l,ttc ci l'or land. steer. - INV.
r>n!i brig Eyry. Knoyun Is days from Windsor. plaster
30 Soule & Whtncy
Schr Brilliant Gibson, itcm Boston, plaster. to Seue S;
ScIT; Gazce riasa:. L day, from Marquee P r. witt,
Schr. Mcslncook Tins, . day. from New Orleans. witt!
smack Antarctic, PAX. d I'm Savannah in ballast to
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Below.
ship and Liig-wiad westward.
!snoiSCn. &C..

May T. 80 90 lon- 10 10, brig George, I'm NOteans for
EorA-ls ds our.
April 2: Ia, .3 q. loar Is IS. big Wilan Of Pracc Ed
Nn1ls l.lnnl. for l.NCrunnl.
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IL To Temperance Fricnds.-The friends OF
temperance are reminded that health, quiet and comfort
found. usual 63 Barclays Tins establishment; having
been reted and put complete order nj! strangers and friends
visiting city Tor STAY who would like 10 test the
superiority Of we'll chosen vegetable Diet respectfully in
yi;ei TO call tuli I'M ROSWELL. GOSG.
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HURRAH FOE SATISFIED,

HURRAH FOE SATISFIED
THIS MoRNJSG.
WILL BE READY AT % I'M STREET For IN
ANXjOt':; PUBLIC.
PART VI.-PRlCE L! CENTS,
COMBINING
THE SQUATTER CHIEF:
THE FIRST AMERICAN II TEXAS.
l This num5e, intensely interesting. The battle Of The
"DLoopT BLoCEHoUsU, between .Quse-s and hun
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TIE Impotence uf The pubic Will be immense Get the con
cu-.an Those w;o hzvs ye: purchased copy ofSE,r,
FIELD are invited - Do u raca rc os; hes seldom
bcca offered
Paf,GiI ard -,t :,il 10 re7 next Tuesday Book,ele-s
and ,-e7'- c=7 te .upp!.oi rt' pom-,.fudc.
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with ,ovenl En-'9yncs. interesting sook has no;
.se from the pre-. than this and winch SHOULD be IN tie hands
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50 yelr. Back Nos suppl ell
REPOSITORY or MODERN ROMANCE continuing
Tom Bui5e. Arr.h Ne. and s. Jlmes's-aid GRATIS to
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OBSERVATIONS IN GEOGRAPHICALLY ~
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Gntvo volumes l2aio w.'h many illustrations. anon. which
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F.COIrON. Aur,i3ne-,.
I ~ lis Fu,n street snd 81 Ann c,i t@'a! aG.Apee'
.s-- 'an.,s 1.r,s,t,. ard atunai iz,4ta, 1rsds.
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tun,c ia he nspef iaf' S' Be Cty c;'i.n- OF -,
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Il, " mont .t,re aorts elegant French
MAJ son, MATHIS, >flt, PLAN 30 naroe ,er,r Ia
.cs a-d Wash stands. Ha;5 hete BOX - 49, NJ.
e,', Treosa p''d ' oas' articles o. 'u'" ml.
ylgABItE COUNTRY r.! , sEAT ~ }Np . 81
- fNhNS IL fti,ink' rs ~. .sl. -, - ""
Bl.EFGKEK < co. Aucz.aacef> BIZ ofder Of the Eseea
-, u Rose CaSe. tee, the Farm Far,a,, n, Flash
ns l. L. nely occupied b. h Carer. deceased .rd 'aeiy
5, eseph >h3iwel E'. known = The ~i''ns> !ii- sN
H NJ e aes e'9 ; o. ae Re-: Of 81; -
tse,ed on premises large two s,nry double aan>ieu'
rel Throughout modern s;ye unt IN ever, respect W.
c ur i arc fsu.y. isn >,she Tor ,svea hoFse' ,;u
cei mith ce Carpenters Shop. Fowl House. Psery w;n
ta house annexed Hcod house ana 'oo' ceIlf ,tsT IL
, Ken, a'ci l mo, =" -. s srd ~ith Which ali lie
tt>hs -afc sui Smelling - the farm can oe cone
,e' whole 80 good u.t-a. "a 3ea;1 painted als "ise oar
t, h., lafc barn = by - ior bay &c On sad premises
49, lately bu hut siu1s,He e. i'age Tor ne lnuef
i.fcteaty large accommodate The men on the iais
t ae place O.. siS and stone TO-; fences
oitc best Snd snd m GOO "'r' also axe taIden wei
,u,>lcrrc> and curr4tS gfa. >r,-u gnd >t'NWtcry
hn.,ei, lad al, ard adorned With ,rc-s @; dc,crp
mud Ut arSe cherries ami pears abundance OF tie
whole ,,fe',, possessing the nsce>,,ry qualifications .or
r;'s-af, r,r,try >,i hp> ,>i,o, Of purchasing are
particularly inyIa tu rS7ulile the pr,;Sfy.
NJ. 2-Comprsng - ucce>, nIofe or e. Of ula5e land
ie t,, sad With Of 81; meadow atrche, near ~
band sud premises ,1rse cottage bu dwelling SUIT,
yt well 81 good water a, the or iae garden s.he and