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LATE IRON MEXICO.

The bafque Ann Louisa arrived at New
York on Thursday morning, from Vera
Cruz, whence she sailed on the 18th uIt.
Our last dates BY way Of New Orleans were
to November 30.
The Journal Of Commerce learns yer
balIy that our Minister, the Hon. John
Slldcll, had arrived AT the Mexican capital.
The sloop Of war ST. Mary's, which car.
ricd him out, wns to leave Vera Cruz on
the mex, day 80 for Pensacola. The t.
States brig Porpoisc, which carried out
Mr.. Parrot, was also at Vera Cruz, wait.
ing orders.
The paragraph below, translated from
city Of Mexico paper Of December 81,
seems to show that there is no truth in
late rumor received By way Of New Or.
leans) that Gen. Paroles and his army had
pronounced against the Government, This
is regarded as favorable to the success of
Mr.. SIiJelps mission.
MEXICO. December 3. l-'j.
On various occasions the enemies Of General
Paradcs have propagaiei rumors 10 ms dlsaGvan.
tage. even asserting that this worthy chief was
going to rr0aouaes with the army under his
command, for plan of Dictatorship.
" We, who have always contradlctcd snch as
sertIons, publish communication from said Gen.
eral TO the Supreme Government, IN which lie
states that, having learned that Colonel Marco
Blrragan had started rumor that his EIcoEicn.
cy was going to pronounce for Dictatorship, be
Parcdes bad ordered proceedings 10 be common
ced against hn.
" We publish tins letter, not for the purpose Of
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber by book
a account are most earnestly requested o call
and settle either by Cash or Note between this and
during the week of our January Court, as it is
absolutely necessary that my books should and
must be closed.
THOMAS HARRIS
January g, 1916. sw
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IAN EMPIRE on WHICH TIE SUN
NEVER SETS

This beautiful figure, representing vast
empire viii, It seems, apply 10 the United
States the moment Oregon IS annexed. '
The Newhuryport Herald says" Should
wc ever extend our possession over North
Oregon, rs far as the Bomnn1oh Noun
taius, near the seventeen PARALLEL we shall
reach that latitude where the sun does not
set in summer Near the mountains in
summer, the sun appears TO stand as suii
as it did in the days Of Joshun. In June
it is twenty FIVE degrees above the horizon
at midnight" and the only mode Of know
ing tina, it is midnight, is watching the sun
whom ii begins to ascend"
ACCIDENT AT JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
A storm of wind passed over Canons-
burg, Pa, on the evening of the LIST inst,
by which one Of tho buildings of Jefferson
College was blown down and the appara.
,us and other valuable property which il
contained, entirely destroyed.
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\ number orlhe political friends Of John
L. O'SuI.Iyan, E,q, editor and proprietor
Of the New York Morning News, presen.
ted 10 him a short time since a very hand.
some new dress OF type for his paper.
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Ia q day Or two We shall, no doubt. nc
cciyc further information On Tie subject.
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Tuition.
EsuckWiiCat Flour

ENOR SALE at the New Grocery Store. Al
4 SO Picking Vinegar.
THOS ], HOLTON-
Dee s, lS4S
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Permanent School.
AlCXandriana Academy,
N,rklsDEutg ro n c. 10 miles North of Charlotte
8. ID. w harfon. Principal.
Rev. Ii, Il. Cunningham, Rector.

gRilE second Session of this Institution conf
- menced on The lst instant, under the super
lntendence OF the above gentlemen, The course
Of studies adopted is such as to prepare pupils for
admission to the Junior Class in any of cur Col
leges. Its location is as pleasant and healthy,
and as far removed from all causes Of dissipation,
as any IN this section Of the State,
Terms.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and Sc 90
lights, per month,
Tuition.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar a 40
and Geography, per sess Of months,
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philoso- = 90
nhv, Rhetoric, Logic, &c.
Lain md Greek Languages, 1900
J1l. |, Is46 III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03

fortified by such authority and confirmed by the ex
perieuce Of the Government for half a century P
In all my conferences with Senator'S no better rea-
was given for it, than that the bill would des
troy the Tariff of 1912; but the remedy was as
bnd if not worse, than the disease, and the opera
ton seemed to me almost as unwise as to " cut oil
the head for the tooth ache"
have now oxpoined.to you the origin, and re-
minded you Of the character of McKoy's Bill OF
1914 have intimated to you the nature Of those
party, not to say those moral obligations, which
were contracted antocedent to the elections Of VA
and have told you how they were imposed upon
me, one Of your Senators, in my attempts to sus-
tain the Democratic party by harmonizng tue coun,
try generally upon usdieractng conflict oil local
interests. have also shown you how the lorlli
bill proposed at this session was altogether diner
ent one, and every way Objectionable IN It's details,
and in its principles and in the time OF It's opera
ton, and might have added in the manner it was
urged upon the Senate, and how utterly impossible
it was with me, on account Of all these things, to
vote for the bill without amendment even along
with other Democratic Senators, with our mouths
gagged our judgments unconynced, and our de-
alterations forestalled upon question which all
ways thought TO be National one, above the do
minion Of any political party whatever
Mr.. Haywood proceeds to vindicoto at length MS
consistency and integrity as party man, citing
largely from documents and instructions, but TINS
hardly so much interests us. Our concern IS with
the Tariff of 1916, and his reasons for resignlng
rather than vote for it. Are they not conclusive
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03

BRIGHTON CATTLE MkRKET--MoNDAY, Aug. 81.
At Market $3.50 Beef and Catte 10 Jokes Work
ing Oxen 63 Cows Calves 5000 Sheep and Lambs, and
about 1000 Swine.
Beof Cattle First quality $780, second quality S., third
stoos. ofyoarlngs s4 50 s9j years old 50 sl3
per head.
Working Oxen. Sales of two yokes, sos, ISL.
Cows aud Calves We noticed Gales from SIG, 10 81 TO $40
sho@p Sales orlots 1877, Go, rs, a,OO CT few
cosscs 50 per head.
Swine. sales wholesale, for and IL for bar
rows; lot 3 "a aud Sd at retail firm TO l2.
N. b. large number Of beef cattle remained unsod at the
close of the market.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
MISREPRESENTATION Is TnE TnIEr on TIME

5sDclay is daugerous-noglcc that cold and Cough few
weeks, and the hope Of will be lost to you ocver
Let the pecuniay consideration deter you from trying to
life and health, while there chance. Consump
on annually sweeping oil thousands TO tho tomb disease
has bufed the skill of Physicians like Physician,
ap has done for this largo class of suffering hui
many than Or Wista An ounco Of pevcntivcs worth a
pound cure therefore before your lungs become liberated
aud diseased that human yon from
early grave season, Medicine which has
infinite thousnndsObtun bottle of Dr.
Wsar's Basam of Wild Cherry, take it, get another ncces
sary, in using it, until have removed the disease
entirely which if neglected, will terminate your life. BE
deceived by quack with their limitations and countorebuy
none hut tho genuine and original.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS
sao by 5. W. FOWLE, l38 Washington ST. Boston, also
a. For sale by 8. p REDFiELD, Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
From the BROOKLYN Daily Advertiser.

3A Beautiful young Lady residing in w. Street in this city,
has received and unexpected benefit from the OF qt
excellent Spcciic--RADNAN'S CHINESE INDICATED
SOAP Some low weeks since she VISIT to some OF
her relatives in South New Jersey when she severe
bitten by misqutoos being at the time much eX.
posed the seorcng of the she experienced great
pain, aud irritation from the effects Of tho Mosquitoes and much
from the unnatural nrkess of her tanned COM
peXion. We recommended her TO that excellent Modca-
ted Compound Railways Chinese Mcdicnted Soup she com
piled with ayce, and in three days, there stu
gle spot bemsh, pmpo botch left upon her skin, and her
complexion is fair as the lilly Ladies' secure without
delay cake of this NEsTMABLE soar; it will purify your
skim improve your compile on and all dstgements
entirely from the surface of your system.
Sold at RAILWAYS Health Agency 81 Hudson Street New
York; Sold also at the Store of BALDWIN, SCOTT co.
Montpelier, Vi. cow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
GEOLOGICAL sURVEY.

We learn that vein of chronic Iron has been
discovered by the State Geologst in the cast part
of Jay, Orleans County. This ore affords chronic
green cromic yellow and other valuable paints
AS the vein is unusually promising there is reason
to believe that it will be of immense value. Mid
diebt0y Galar1j.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
DIED.

Suddenly at the American Hotel Burlington, Wednesday
morning the ut Miss Mrabah Hyde of Waitsfod Miss
Hyde taken seriously i'll in Queboc, and reached Burlng
ton Tuesday, on her way homewarl
In Berlin 2jth July MI Colby, aged 40. Printers in
Mich. and Mass. req &c.
At Emore on the 25h August, Alma, only daughter OF
freeman H. Matthews and Jane NJ. Matthews, aged year.
no. ana 8 days.
The sun beams on a lovely flower,
That opens in tho
Vet scarcely passes one short hour
Ere that sweet flower is rOae;
But though from parent stem tits broke,
by an untimely DOOM
1t still survives the fatal stroke,
And yields sweet Perfume
So, when Deaths hand has torn away
The parents earthly Joy,
And tears of love budew the clay,
Where sleeps their darling child.
mouldeT in the tomb,
But she shall die
IIcrmemory Yields long perfume,
Her spirit lives on high.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
r. JONES, Adinlant Genoral.
A PEEP BEHIND THE CURTAIN.
Conesnondoneo OF the Jonrna Of Commorco.

WASHINGTON, August q, lSl6.
learn that Cabinet Council was held yestor-
day, on the subject Of our relations with Mexico,
and especially in reference TO the recent demon
STATIONS Of the Santa Ana party; and that 1t was
determined to take no farther steps, diplomatic or
begerant, in regard to Mexico, until the result OF
the revolution shall be known.
The fleets are to remain inactyo-which, by tho
way, is what they are Just fit for-and General lay
Tor is to continue to menace an invasion, until the
new Santa Ana government shalt be established;
If diplomacy should then fail, the war is to be
commenced in earnest and means are to be found
to render our very expensive naval establishment
somewhat less useless than it has hitherto BEEN
Persons unconnected with the navy but who arc
acquainted with the topography and photography
of the Mexican coast are to be employed, and have
already been consulted in reference to some more
efficient naval operations.
From SANTA FE, Letters from Santa Fe, dat
ed July 18th, stale that a special Mission of the
Council was called relative TO the approach OF Cen
Kearney. There were 600 soldiers in the place,
and 1000 on their way from the lower Counties, and
report states that they raise $4,000 in ten days.
Fortifcaions were building; out the probability
is that no resistance will be made.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03

Aud The following described lands in that part Of Eden
formerly part of the township Of Belvdere, 10 WI
No, ISL supposed owner n. p. Kecer, TAX 1.-The
moth quarter of lot No 81, supposed owner VIM.
=. Patch, tax sO-one quarter Of LOT No. 81 being the
North West Of SAID lot aud the southey half Of
lot No. % supposed owners Holchkiss q Rowe taxes
81 hundred of the souhery half otlo No.
o. supposed owner Luther Griswod, taxes, S427-hny
acres Of the south quarter of lot NJ 81
owner Solomon Downof, taxes 5300 acres Of the south
side of lot 40 49, owner Nathan Chander taxes size
the west ha of lot No, "a, owner Cheser Baxter
Sl2S
An so much ofsad lands win be sold at Public Auc-
ton at the Inn OF Phllo A. Matthew's, in sad Edon on
tho FIST Thursday of October next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon shah be regulate 10 discharge said taxes with
costs unless previously pad.
ANDREW KINDS, First Constable of Eden.
Dated at Eden this 25Ih day OF Aug A. D, l846. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03

COMMISslONER'S NOTICE.
lTTE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. The
w Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, Com
missoners receive, examine and adjust all Claims and
dcmauds Of all persons against the estate Of Elias Work.
late If Williams own, in sand dsic, deceased eprcscn-
ted insovcn, and all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, and six months from The 2lh day of July,
1916 being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice
Thar we will attend ia the business of ourappoinimcn at
tho Inn Of a, Gle in said Wiamstown, the second
Thursdays o October and January ncy ten o'clock A.
NJ on each Of said days.
DARIUS PRIDE, 2l,..,.,i--io,,o,,
ENOCH HOWE, 5 O'"''''''''"''''
Williamstnwn. Aug. 81, 1916 cir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TTON


WILL be sold Of Public Auction, tho late residence Of
w Hon. DUDLEY CHASE doccoscd in Randolph,
Saturday day of September next, tho following de-
scriiud Bcal Estate TO wit
The omcsool OF the deceased consisting Of large,
dious elegant Buildings mud in thorough repair viii about
% oil ho best land 10 high state of Cultivation, well nl
duah acce, ud m large supply of choice fruit, situated
in the Ccutio OF RaHdolph
Also, One STORY dwelling House, and of land pleas
nny siuacd and adjoining the uboyo with good suPpy OF
fruit.
Also, Pasture Of about twenty four acres, situated obont
mile from the Contre tRHndolph.
Also, Wood Lot Of thirty acres, about three lourtA oft milo
from the first mentioned premises.
Also, Farm situated half milo from the Centre of Ran
dop consisting oalou two hundred OF uud is under
good cultivation well fenced, mostly with stone wall, and stone
posts aud boards and is we'll wtcred. The buildings suo-
blo aud sufficient for a farm OF that dcscrnton.
Til, Farm othc best in Hndoph,1nd is every way
iyob and pleasantly loretod aud holds Inducements TO
tho purchaser, that rarely TO be found.
The Sae to be positive without reserve. credit will be
gwen lora part oil the pulchuso money, il desircd
Also will be sold on the premises, the 18th day of Nov.
noXt Farm consisting Of two hundred ncrcs situated in the
westerly pant Bethel About hundred under i'm
pruvcuen comfortable house and two good barns Said farm
is well Arrange aud in good condition,
Also, will be sold the time and place all the h1y and
grain raised upon said farm, the present season. together with
tho frmiug tools aud stock the Same.
forms of sale as above
THOMAS p. RUSSELL, Admir-,
WM. HEBARD, ~ '
hu-ust d. 1siG sO:iw
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expenditure of the public treasure, not warranted
by law nor justified by lmporious necessity, cannot
be disregarded. Just responsibility OF oil in Az
thorty makes it public duty of imperative obi,
cation to observe and strictly enforce tho law and
the rules of the service.
BY order of the President
w. H. MARCY, Secretary Of War
The court of inquiry of which Brevet Brigadlor
General H. Brady is President, is hereby dissolved
BY order; -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
DOCT. SPEARS INDIAN
MEDICINES,
PREPARED By THE OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, so MUG
CEhEnRAIED FOR HIS REMARKABLE CUREs.

ppr7p arm nv Nun ,r n ,,rr, ~ r,r,cp co ,,t-tr
CEEgH ~ Fo NH ms rR
N"'"'@'' ~ On ii'7 i'N'i'N NApi'' y MS
WHERE these Medicines introduced, every objection is
at Frustrated, for they have gained tho most perfect
confidence OF every individually after giving them fair tra
do not hesitate that the celebrity Of these medicines has
outsrppcl popular remedies in the United States
and there perfect for acknowledged
these Medicines In the first place, they have up in
kw days years. but 20 the rary They the cien
compounds lie celebrated Dr. g. Spear OF BOSTON, of
long, and successful Practice may rolled
upon with the perfect certainty positive all the
diseases for ch thcv are recommended And do not hes
tate guarantee perfect ure in every durable disease Read
err, will porscvero reasonable time wi ho So
recommended you must certainly feel Yourself under hr
highest obligations for these discoveries; YOU will also feel
Yourself in duty Jound to recommend them to the nnlicted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
NIV7Il u VIM DI'I''7i INVHI5IUT
A tue copy Of Record,
DOCT. EDWARD LAMB'S ESTATE.

DOCT. EDWARD LAMBS ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont
Washington District S.. pelcr, within and oi said Dis
trct, on ihc 18th duy Of August, A. D. 1876:
EEORGE NORFHlNGTON, Administrator on the estate
VI of Du, Edward Lamb late of Montpelier in said District
deceased pcscuts his administration account for seement
Whcreupon it ordered That the be referred to the 9th
day of September next the obate Office in said Montpelier
for examination and allowance and that all concerned be nou
cd hereof by publication of this order in the Vermont
Wuichuau aud state Jounn printed said Montpelier,
weeks oy may be- that hey may appear at
aid uo aud place, # hoy cause aud object thereto
BY order of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy ofRacoid,
Allnat- lNMAN RRIGGS Rngsnr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
CONCERT.

MIR. AND MRS. CANDERBEECK
ROPOSE to give another Concert in this Village the
ming of the Sd instant. Notice of the time and place
.ioldng the Concert will be given in season.
Sent 2, 1916.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
ISAAC COLBY'S ESTATE.

ISAAC COLBY'S ESTATE
rIIE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honorable
P,ojate Court for the district OF Wushiugon Commission
to receive cNumne and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the ote Of Isaac Colby, late Of Berlin,
district represented iusoent, and the
Of six months from 18th day of July, 1876 ALLOWED by
sad the creditors Of said deceased exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before usDO GIVE NOTICE,
that will attend TO the duties of appointment tho
dwelling of Jonathan shepard in Montpelier, in said
District the last Mondays Of September and January next
O'Clock afternoon each Of said days.
July 25th, 4. II. 1916.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
SETH SHAW, c--,-..-,.
EBFNEXER RAYMOND'S ESTATE.

III4Ilt y ~ - T N y y = = - II
STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont
Washington District S. peler within and Tor said district
on The 9th DIV Of August A. D. 1916.
~ A RAYMOND administrator tho estate of EbonoZer
EP. Raymond late Of Warren, in said district, deceased,
makes application said Court to cxtcnl the time heretofore
allowed him to pay debts due From said estate and settle his
administration until some future days Whoreupon is
ordered sd that said application be heard at the Pro-
Office said Montpelier the 18th day Of September
1916 and uriher ordered that notice hereof be given TO
creditors Of said estne and to all others concerned by publish
Vermont Wotchman and state Journal printed at Montpelier
weeks ucccsvey before tho time aforesaid
appointed for the hearing Of said application.
by the Court, - ~
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
A true copy OF Record,
sO3w Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-03
CERTIFICATES.

Tor tho satisfaction ofthe Public would invite the onti,
orta reader to my Healtl Directory, whctc they will f,
och.t1 tGir satisfaction, hn obtained Of gents graft
AGENTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE pROpIE

n LLMNN q MAXWELL, have now on hand the
La largest and test selected 81 SEX ~
BOOTS, SiiOiS AND LEATHER
Evcr ofc-c IN this market. ~ OF which hes iecn select
cd ON nc manufacturers, with gyca' care and a. he
lowest cash price. We tcel 40 hesitation iuF that
ufer greater Inducements 10 purchasers than cv
er before offered iIths CIV We rCrrcc fully in.
vite old customers and the public cell our old
and wei known stand, aud examine our stock re.o,c
purchasing escwlee; and we feel satisfied that al who
favor MS with cr. viii pleased with the style qna'
ity. "a prices. our stock consists Meas fine CaiC
Morocco and sea- Bcafs Thick. Car KIN and GRAINED
do Morocco, Cat ard Kip Moufucs; Cait, Seal aad Mo
Pumps end slippers; Euttoli Gsvfs new sfy'e;
BOYS Car Sud Kip Boo.s; Morocco. car and Kin Nioh
roe; Ladies' the al slippers aud M&iSur Shoe; lan
ey colore Kid slippers grd Aaf Cai,ors Hack Cal
and Half CATERS cheap kih, Morocco Seal and Cloth
Slippers Car Eip AVID Morocco D1os aud Shoes; sii-s
- Boots Slices, Slippers aud ief Gaters OF all kinsf
ChtdTcu, Boots, SHOES slippers aud HSI Callers cy
cry atylc, quality a ii prce
ALsoJGUO ~. hes OAK tanned Spanish Soe Leather.
1000 do Hcmock do. do. de-. tlu
Uprcr i.eslhor, Cas- aud MoTucro Skius; sid. Hudiur
AVID Rec and White Lining SKINS SHOE Nci's: Trgs:
Avis; B.is ~; GR'uuns; Shoe u ackinr. Rui-res. Sc
Also 10 dos. NCas aud 30. 8 Ia ltal Haas osu.ltt
with sny other ariic'cs. al SO which y.c WA
sen wholesale El ttc very lowest cash frcs
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, wishing 60 80 up their s,ocls
VIII do wei 10 give a call.
ma ALTMAN 4 MAXWELL
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sNLn nF nrAL rsTA,E.

benjamin MeMeehen PTS sCAN'r 20 decree
- rendered in This
JnTes Ewsley and ohcrs> rs She Circuit Superior cont
Of law and Chsnccry for OHIO ty, Gle 2tb day
OF June, 1896. the undersigned ar'irg Commissioner
IN this enai viii proceed 10 sell. Monday the 18th
day of August. ~ 10 he 'front.' door oil Tire Court House
OF Ohio County the follow ing desert "a pro eriy that
iO say, al that certain tract Of land situate ou
Wheeling Creek, adjoining land sold iy William Chap
line To Henry Moore aud RObcu Baidv n. beginning
stake thc hank of the creek, thence wish said Moore
aud BadwiUs lire = III de-. L.. 20 said Chaplnes Hck
live thence 20 deg w. with said hack iine threc hun
died feet thence T. vs. 10 the auk oflVhceug creek
thence Up She creek with Tie ndor thereof three hun.
dred feet 10 The tcrinuing supposed 20 contain twclve
(2) coal, be the less the follow.
ing terms 90 VIII hundred dollars t2lCO OF tie pur.
chase money 10 he pad IN hand and the residue by equal
nsi ailments al Sly twelve aud eighteen months, with in
erest from day OF sale The purchaser giving bond aud
curity, and thctiile retained until the whole
purchase money be paid. JOHN q. EOFF, D.S.
For X. &. WOODS. :. ~. G.
~ iG-im Commissioner in this tehalf
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
No. 100 MARK I,lr hnuARE

Fast side, door North of Market ALLEY
TIJHE ~ BSCEiBER respectfully informs his friends
- and The Public that be has taken the above store
where he Is prepared 90 receive goods Tor sale on com.
mission or at auction. attend 90 al sales Of Furniture.
Mtfchaud'c or Real Estate the most favorable terms
Dry 6ouds. Hardware, Book and Variety Sales on
thursday and Friday evenings, Furniture sats al she
roic On NeNncsdSy and Saturday booming. Thanked
TT pasi iavofs, Zee VIII erGeavOr 10 continuance
OF public patronage sp2l wa. HALL.