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From tkc .fer Orieaas .MsrcRrs. Latest sSom Mexico.

Il Battls aesr I'abaA-o.-- Fire oa boord of
 the q. $. .Sseamaaip Mississippi.
 The U. 5. brig Washington La. Com'g 5 P. Lec. eigh, days from Anton Lizaaio. ar rived off Mobile Pom. oa Monday morning last. says the Mobile Journal, bound for Pea sacola- ia. Rogers. of the Navy. bearer oi despaiclies 10 Washington, who eame pas senger hy the Washington. was plared on board pilot boat outside the bar and reach eti Mobile on Monday evening. LI. Rogess siates that on tue moruing before the Wash iugton saIled the ssranser Vixen arrived from Tabaseo. hTfasiag intelligence thaY shortly aiter Com. Perry left Tabasco, C@in'r Bige- low, x ho had been left tn chaFgz af that post, wen, ous about { miles froul>ttle .owa and attacked aud pui to roui a44rgcly superior force of Mexieans, wish inc loss of 7 killed and some 6 or 5 wounded. The Mexicaa loss nos sseertainea. ld. Rogers understood ihe Aexlcans were commended by Col. Gar ese, aGd that ibey n0BbeFel some or GOO. Gem. Bsstioa cumu4ud c<ansls ss4s s,s ss.ssss 800 sailors and marines. Com. Perry was preparing to sail for Tahaseo Soih.ag la Ter had been heard from Gen Scott, aud there was no ness at Vera Cruz. The Rariian and Ire roioEnac, the former from Jrabasea and he latter ftom Vera Cruz. had sailed for AoHalk. There were lying al Aniou Lizar- Io the steamships M'ssiss,ppi and Vixen. and the ships Germastown, Albany, John Adams and Decatur. The health ef the squadron was good. The Washington isll Anton Lizardo on the esessag eG ile 4ih iast.
 On the night af she 2si insi. fire was dis- royered ea board the C. s. steamer MisSis- sippi whiIe lying at Anbn Lizanln--lhe fire occssioaed by spontaneous comhnstiaD n a ecai bunker The fire was rsSsiy sAtsaguisiI- eJ and no damage was done to the ship Preparations were made 10 fleece the niaga- zine, but i, Is noi stated that 1t was bofie.
 iMFoRTAxT CAsE Al REsT.--A Anal de- eision, we believe, has a, length heea made hy sN,e S1penor Court of ihe State of New York U the Iong-siansjang and very isapor- 'snl caseNSf Sathaniel Bogardus aad others rs. the RecieS. &c., of TFiBiiy Church. in lhe city af NraSl ' ofk. Yhe Court decided that the delendAniss plea, which was hereto fore adjallgcL by the Court of Errors l., De q good deieace tn law. xss fully sustained by the proofs in the ease, sad tisai iise claims of the heirs of Anaeze Jsns wexg hasea be- fore the Revolution, and that tic, lapse oi .ime since l7S6 has alsa bern saasesssi so ssas aa end 10 those claims. The bisl was dismissed with costa
 gs,- .
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TIE KiFLE.--Ne hnd ln .s'E ile ankees the following m reference lo shc principle of construction ln the rife, which is so pecsI- liarIy the American weapon that all should comprehend its principle of action:
 Many persons. who are sery expert ia ihe use of she rifle, know naahing of the psiaei- pie on which |, operates, aud would be as a loss If asked why grooved barrel throws q bali truer han smoothe bore. The rea- sons are these:
 In the first place no builci is or can he cast perfectly spherical 0ae side is always heavier than inc other. and the ball. there- fore sweryes from the right line of ps.jec- iion. However hard Ii may be to prove this theoretically, practice demonstrates Il. The same smooth bore, immaseahly fixed, twice loaded with the saEre charge. of ths same powder, an with balls cast in the same moEid wift nos plan. them both ,n ,le same spot- al the same distance.
 Tine rifie barrel Is iema'e screw. which gives the tigh,ly driven ball rotary raosion; so that f the bullet. or rather fife slug. swerves with one twist of lhe screw. aaosh- CT revolution corTecss the error. There are but three motions in rifle ball, the sssaigh, forward. the spiral and the downward, eaaS- ed by the power efgavity. A rifle of thir- ty to the pound drops it's ball abou, .oos ia hundred yards. Rifles are sighied, there fore, to meet ihis devntioa. On leasing the barrel. the ball moves above ilie line Of sight continually falling in pasaboEic curve, Jul il intersects Ii The point of intersection k called the poig, 5Iask
 Who invented the ride is unknown. its principle was known to the North Aifxfrau Indians before the discovery of our continent Their arrows are festhered spiraiiv, and move precisely in inc manner of a rife bali
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AIrNnRaEss.

RS&s " " &S 8 MSVe E0A LkS. Cotton Yarn. JUL 15 hais ohso sapesHns asar;
 " lard:
 ( hf b6ts aaess beef
 hhi sn@ss cured smoked beet = boxes star esasies,
 a No soap,
 2 i" premium geld isaf tehaeess
 s lamp
 10 :. wiadew glass, aa&wted sixess 2 pint tasks;
 ts Aabsd and plain tumhirsS; = kega nasis and spikes,
 zs = pure aad as. whise lead; 2t Erindssoaes; ss Pencoek blows. Nos and q ssaoa tbs reaad. sqHanc and dat bar iron; lIg8 .. hoese shoe and slak
 bhi copperas;
 dox Aames; Ladies ssdalss. Hasns half Spanish and Amsriezn saaaess blind brides; woryted gshs, &c., Feeess4d and fss sale. by wM B. WATT. JnIs I2. Ist7. f4-tf
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NEW GOOna.

gEsHE suBsCRiHERs aass. ssss. rsessyss llpn M Nv~ OFeasis. sa aidiliea b thsif iprus<r sisGk beaatifsI assostmeal af
 FANCY cooD3f Linens Linen Driihngs Cfsp4s Erage Leixss Faf,
 iSlan Maei5h. Ae.- kx
 ALSns Sugar; Ge6~e. Hzsd~ares shssea; 4 Ut af sxeaS- Iens Baaks a Dsxiaity, Ts4gels. Ese.. he Al oG shtci tsey wiIi seli is~ fs eas er ceentrg pteaaee. q. l.. jEFfRIES A SON. Jaiy 5, tssT e
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Sundries! Sundries ]!

T= SACKS eeaFse sagk fsJ 3e de kse de.
 2 bhis ssgaT hoaks ssaisssFs
 do Vaasissisu ae,
 kaif hbis do aa, 25a Ibe bar lead
 ss Asss kfS~a ssg&s, ReesiEed and ios saie. by Mzseh 2. ssr
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House and sign Painting ana

TEtnE UHDERsfGNE ED. hasftsw juss EsfusnsE ta 1 tiiis city, and sappiied hiRself vita sa emsizs pew stock ot materials. respectfully snHenaees ta public that he is prepared te execute sii niers iA tM his Aae of bgssmsss, wssi despaleh. af sH the ozg reasonable tsFmA
 Ali esdess lefi at MF. AsaeaF Caaiant esinAliahs meni. on Main Street. Miii be proupsly aftended. 0. l.. SULLIVAN.
 Lafs Rsok Jsiy 26. Esss. 4a-tf
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sshca visits are bssi,' ss tbs fly sad vhen hs iis on its hot ssssss
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MaEssG HIM STsrEsAss.--The Joaes- sayosga gTenn,j IFhig nomiaaies Mr. CLAY for President and Gen. TAslea for vscs President. that he may leara ts he as great ssaiezman as hs is Generale ? These Whis editors are rather suspicious about Gea. T4T- Loa's ssaiesiHaaslssps Il seens
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kfT CARsps.--The name og this wonder fal pioneer of the Far West, whose daring adventures. closely linked osse upoe anogheFs have no paraIsel in border history, IS getting to be wide spsead. a% il should he. His pas sage through Cincinnati, lately. .en his Eetarn to California, with siespaarhes fros# the Go serunseni, has elieitet lrom the papers of that place souae deserved notices of him. One of tlseln, after resaarkIag upon his od-hand- unatiecied and modest style of relating ad- ventures, which he did only npon soiicsta- tion. says:
 s.hii marrsed sqHaw some years sgo--s most b~autsfal and intelligent woman. who possessed natural tone of wild Fefseait ns So lo speak that struck all who saw her. She was knsswn aad respected lar and wide. in mountain and rssifie. and fFeqaentiy ac- comfaased her husband ia his marches She dled short lime ago, leaving a beautiful daughter -a tender bud to the rough nurture of the wilderness. Bnt, Kits were silse ways of ihe whise man as Hawkeye says, nof- wifhslandiag hls wild associations. He took the child lo St l.ouss. where ssfs ts aa v being educated, In the girls face is aot mark oi its Indian exiraetiou, save the dark hair and coal black eyes"
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MNWNRaRm.

IH ssis ely. en fhs 1z4 f8t- t3 wm GS lgnlE. Esqfa Ms. NskkaAs& Aupus au Mim Akstasa V es4rKx. sil ef ihts eisy
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 PAYMENT oF MoxeY FoR NEwsrAfaRs TO PosTs4STERs.--We are slad to learn that the Fsgalasion, adopSed by lhe posnuas- ter General, ahieh aatilarized ssse drpossl og money wIia Postmaster, su sub4esibe for newspaper, has been annuIlesl 'f'he reauia- tina, attended for the accofamaiation of 2vb- fishers and those who desired h patronixe ibean- n practice, was of ns rrsl service tn any body, aud was frequently the source of good deal nf vexasios;, and trouble. Un- ter the regulation, tie prr cenisgr allowed to the Postmaster, in many eases, was sDli- cicIs to pay the postage apoa a letter, and thns paper might have been ordered with out the intervention Of q postmaster. h ali cases. ws belsese, publishers would prefer ahe payment of EnctrEaie postage now charged. to the delay which has attended the deposit of money wsth Possmassers.
 The Postmaster General, in book oftrgu- la,ious jast published. says,
 .sll is ordered, Ilaas rrgnlafion 5ie. whicis authorizes persons to ssbscrfbe Esr newspa- PeTs by dePosissng the money wish Pessmas- iers. &e. be. and she sane is repealed. This order io lake effect from and aftei lhe ist ol July, is47"
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foea DxNssG AEsSsrSn. -<As meeting q sss Nsu lMeieAd AasRsi1rusy soesxty ss Bustnn. nn Tuesday l1El. the followine feset lusion nos introduced hS W Wendsll Fhillippss La. Tho desaded Tsaafies oi thai darksss spei on ereaxiaass faea. fosd RedeFal Msssa- ehssssss.a seesn Io lave nnsie1afsd slskt slss gtess God iske, tn his laie soasEIea sewr tlssas Somsb CArniina and other ssases wanla have pvosaalsassd hix owm ard Ass pawty prsnri- plts n every hnmles ansl village TsI0 wtsich lhsmiahl enter uHhxppy msaasarss gnsssAken fools ws grant Ilae heAsi af yssar nAEisl to he ms fail q hlarhHess and euFsnptioa as yoaF awm. bat iise ssai sf silenre uswss be nrran hts Ups when ise hoaoFs aud smoEu- EWenas ai oiIsea psasems lheis dazzling charms tsp his eager eye
 hssofrea--Th file speech s,f Daniel Web sseF as ChAFlcsioa, Snash csToIana, ia those very streets whrare the yeaerable aesas of this commonwealth wss so lately and s0 iss- sulungiy driven, d t be looked oH as any thing e1se thaa the loose talk of iawnina office seekef. is grossly false sO faF as if uss- deEimkes tn represeut the sensirucnt ef Hxsaa- eha.siss,- ,--afti is snch as no worthy saa Cf the State would havs ssseraA ~sth the history of the last ten years fresh, aS 1t should be ia his memory that Mr. Wehsser's craven silence, there and elsewhere. on the great subject, which now dsskens the national hoFixoa. drcadiag to call things by their plain nsmes sad seeking, under cover af ambiguous phrases, io avoid the ceusure of either section of the county, marks him a uaworshy the name of . ssazssasa. and shows him maa wiling tn sacrifice his ewa seif-gespect, the welfare nf fi.e country. the claims of humanity. and the true honar cf the Batsoa to personal amhitsoa and party success; aud that his course, giring. as s does the weight of hts name to false ideas and false hoprs, misleading the Southern mind. and huoying ii wsth rash confidence i'll its base and cruel policy, stamps hiH not only as traitor so the principles of the Free Ssases. bat ihe real enemy af that Union which be prolesses io adoge--as the man whase iimid seiiisAness and false counsel contribute most io ss overthrow; and this influence would be more extensive but that his loag and well known seFvisity, while H has lost him the confidence of llle noFih, has beea met, al the south. with the con tempt il deserves, and thas his awkward hypocrisy, on tke ere of presidential eler- lious, deeeives no oHs but himself r--Ca- iam5ia Heacos,
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 GxS. R.Ltsts The Asw Orissas Dklsn slsniss tkss Espt Wsaxsxxse of ske Ksnsuekv lndapsndens CpmpnHy ~ foldnleers. wiio was ou tlss reAf .af Iinskell.s rnain,nna m the charge ~ CeSro Gosdo. eonSfn,s shn ss1ss- mess made by Cot HAsKsIE, wisi view to establish epwarIlies on shs gnl af Gen. PiLtew, and puhlishsd sometlase since in tlse sNfr Ositaas rGrggsae. TBw Dsia ssases the CaplaIn's account eonrurs, n every essesstial peina. wisa sAe ssgnst ~ the Csfso G0Et@ aiiaifs as given sa PmEaAe< sespaieh, ana so far frosa eoa6rninx HAs- kElL's ssaivmeais, t knows Irasa the bsxg authority. hat when SIsaI eammaMicanian was Fsad to hisa. and he wns serupssrd sa sabscFibe to |, hs sefased positively, ssasiag that t was hot correct. aud neither iis ehjecg nor its spirit met with his approral.
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To the velssslteers

Whe served in ths War sxaasss pzsxass. GexEn4E AeEnex rs TnE Cry eE WAssssaaTex.
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Proposals for a Loan.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February 8, lSH.
CtEALED proposals will be received until the tenth day OF
- April next inclusive, for loan OF eighteen millions OF
dollars under the of the 18th January last authorizing
the issue OF treasury notes. Nc treasury notes TO be
issued under said act payable years after the date oil
said notes. interest the of six per cent per
num- payable annually The bids, in all cases,
be unconditional, and without any reference to the sup
posed bids of others, they may not be considered Tue
bids should distinctly, in all cases, the premium of
tered No bid viii be received below par To give OPP
pouny all persons participate in the investment OF
funds in these noleswhch, account OF the privilege OF
funding may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids will be received for the lowest denomination OF notes
authorized by the law, well as for higher sums.
The department the right of fixing the periods
when the money must be paid not to be required TO
anticipate the wants OF the government allow any inter-
until the money is actually paid The money payable
the loan can be deposited with the Treasurer of the Uni
ted States the of the mint Philadelphia
the branch mint New Orleans with any Of the assist
Boston, New York, Charleston, St
Louis. r. j. WALKER,
Feb 9--dlwEwtl0A Secretary of the Secretary.
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H,URRAN's Speeches,

/,URRAN's speeches, volume octave, new English
4 edition, with portrait Sheridan's Speeches, Volume
octayo London edition, 1875 Speeches Of Lord Erskne
new edition, London 1876 volume octavo Speeches OF
The Earl of Chatham volume octave, London, 1915 Sc
ec Speeches of George Canning volume octave Speech
es Of Windham and Huskisson together in volume octa
yo; Speeches of Phillips, Curan, and Grattan, together in
vol oct Speeches of Chatham, Burke Erskne, and Mack
inosh together in volume Select Speeches Of Patrick
Henry Edmund Randolph, Fisher Ames, Edward Lvings
ton Governor Morris, Josiah Quincy, CASTOR, Pnkncy
and other distinguished Americans, volume octave the
Political Writings OF William Degget, edited by Theodore
Sedgwck, volumes Legislative Speeches and Reports
of Daniel D. Barnard, volume Speeches OF g. Calhoun
volume I; Speeches of Daniel Webster, volumes !;
Speeches of Henry Clay, volumes; and many others
numerous for the limits of advertisement, many of them
imported from London direct by F. TAYLOR,
Jan II Bookseller Washington.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

DARNES II MITCHELL, at their Dry Goods Store
nue. are now in receipt of an and complete sup
ply Of cheap spring goods large majority Of which nay
places viii be sold at least twenty-five per cent, less dian
those bought in the regular way We would very respect
to thcir interest to buy Of US as it will be ours sell the
goods. We name, in part. the following, viz.
YARD of,nndsome styie and colors warranted to wash
2cases, 1000 yards a. wide French orgnndie do at
case, yards rich lawns. entirely new
style
2cases, 800 yards, lawn gnghams, unusually cheap
scases, 1000 yards, handsome style Manchester and
l case, 100 yards linen ginghams, among the
case, 1850 yards new and handsome style bereges
/ case, l. 200 yards, French balzarne
10 pieces and handsome style Monterey mousse
2cnses new and beautiful style Polka muslin dresses
10 pieces handsome style wash silks, very cheap
70 do handsome spring sye s aniy 'an dress silks
l5 do Bregour Plaids a new and handsome article
20 do Lima plaids, eheap
80 do A fine French chintz
Also, cases, 5000 yards fancy prints, OF new and
In mourning goods have just received
80 pieces apacas, at prices twenty per cent less than
10 pieces Lupn's black and blueback bombasinsi
Is do black bereges and bazarincs, plain satin
10 do black and white balzarne lawns, beautiful in
style
Is do plaid and striped, black and white gnghams,
uncommony cheap
Love wells and handkerchiefs, &c.
20 dozen nen-cambrc hankercheis, at III cent,
Likewise complete assortment of every other price
20 dozen ladies' silk neck ties
Coves-kd silk, isle thread, cotton, and every other
kind
Also, misses gloves -.
Rbands French flowers, for bonnets, &c.
In hoseries we have an assortment of every kind -,
pieces Irish nens bought very cheap, and will be
sold a small profit
Also linen heetIngs table diapers, birdeye diapers
Russia diaper, and every other article that can De
called for in linen goods
100 pieces plain, plaid and striped Swiss, null book,
and aconet musins, in prices from i2t to Ss cents
per yard
In shawls assortment is complete, embracing
White and colorcd embroidered Canton Grape
Satin-srpe berege, thread, net wood
Plain, black and colored silk, with many other KINDS
numerous TO mention
The Indies will please favor with call.
March 3l-3tawu BARNES & MITCHELL.
YXJANTED.-The subscriber wishes to purchase nriine-
wv datey coored boy, from Is to 70 OF as q
house servant lie must be honest and ofgood habits n
liberal price, in cash. will be given for such one sis
factory testimonials will be Indispensable, ,
Mar 3I-d3w W'fiSohhh'
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HARTyyELL,s WASHINGTON HOUSE.

Chssn sr above seuenfh aer door to the Masonic Hall
Philadelphia
fHIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reurnished
l. and the proprietor has spared no means TO insure
10 his vsers every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well the private odi
nary for ladies' large and convenient The parors and
chambers capacious, and fitted the most modern
style. This house being in central position the proprie
Tor socs continuance OF public favor, pedging himself
that effort his part shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords.
N B. A bath house is attached to the hotel, where warm
and cold baths canbe had any hour.
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NIEw SPRING GOODs.-We have received portion
IN Of spring supply of staple and fancy goods and will
be receiving daily for the next week. We have now
open
Rich style of bereges
Do do do printed French jaconets
Do do do do do muslins
Rich embroidered batiste robes
Do printed do
Printed Foulard silks
Plaid Foulards, &c.
great variety OF elegant black silks.
With many other handsome goods TO (which we invite
attention.
Our goods are purchased directly from importers which
enables offer goods at lower prices hnn they carr
bought in Washington an being determined Keep NJ
the high standing oour house for superior goods and low
prices, say that all who favor with call will
surely be suited.
March lS-3tif d. CLAGETT & co.
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TO sUBSCRI ERs.

person will be entered upon books bs
pay msnt Of the subss sipsion be made in advance
Distant subscribers forward BY letter the postage
wAsh vii paid BY and Al sk ssssA BY ourselves its
safe transmission.
COUNTRY PArER publshed h4wssky during the
sions Of Congress aud ssnt weskly during the
psodsss Asa Will be received terms
proportionsd 10 ths above annual rates
certificate Of remittance payment for subscrp
'ons or advertisements will he sufficient receipt therefor The
notes Of any specie paying bank will b. received.
send
ing ns ny. pY suhscribes with $50 enclosed Avs SEM
Wfrh SUBSCRIBERS with SIS enclosed; five WEEkLf sub
scrbers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy
edition as they FURNISH VA Subscribers for. gratis.
Snyp eynNs
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nor Rent, and possession given the list Of May

Rcnt, md possesHIoH RfSeH "'
n nov, ,b,t large and convenient boarding house, al
present occupied by Mrs Turpn, at the corner OF ith
and Market Space and over the stores oil rhihps ii
~ Co The house twenty rooms, all fronting o
7th street and Pennsylvania avenue, except three oacs
rooms; II has good kitchen, cellar large WOOD hoe @
and the stand desirable from ITS central iocaton'
Eor ,s amply 10 the subscriber residing IN the house
MI ~, ' % ap p,{s NV ANNE r. DERMOTT.
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TREAsURER's SUPPLEMENT-.

ft md 1manIhea
enng 10 tJ ne from crtun a
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by

Goods exhibited and chances sold by
C. s. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 1h street.
n B. The drawing will take place soon as the chances
are all taken and due notice win be given OF the same.
Dec lS--eo.fn
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Rv A. & KEE.N, .4iscttOsseeS.

KV a. EKEE~N, .7HrttO1seeT. !.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Al
IL Auction-On Monday, the 9Th April shall sell at the
house next door of the Friends Meeting house, on
street between 18th and 10Th Streets at 10 O'Clock, good
lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofas, dressing and other bureaus
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
Maple high and low post bedseads
Cane-seat and other chairs
Washstands feather beds and carpets
Andirons shoves and tongs
Cooking and other stoves
Looking glass and clock 80, q,
School desks and benches, with lot Of kitchen utensils,
With many other articles not necessary 10 eniincate
Terms of sale: All of and under $25 cash over
CPS credit sixty days. Tor satisfactorily endorsed
fea,ng interest A. GREEN,
March 30-dts ..- Auctionecr
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IN WORCESTER COUNTY CoURr, Nov. term, 1916
To wit February the Sh, 1917 5
TN the matter of the petition OF benjamin Davis, for
died. seized.
The commissioners heretofore appointed for the purpose
OF making division of said real having made
that the is susceptible of division among all the
parties Interested into division OF two or more parts,
and the said having been confirmed by the said court
1t therefore, this eighth day oFebr'ary eighteen hundred
and ordered by the said court that notice be
given to Major White, Margaret White and John White,
parties entitled to elect take said real estate at the vaua-
ton the commissioners and who are absent out of Wor
c9ste county, by causing copy OF this order to be pub
hed for least four successive weeks before the day here
matter mentioned, in newspaper, published in the
city of Washington, that the second day OF May next
hath been appointed for said parties appear make their
election according the of assembly in such made
and provided.
Test. EDWARD d. MARTIN, Clerk.
True copy, test EDWARD ID. MARTIN, Clerk.
March G--law4w.
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m a. GREEN, .g..cttOnser.

HI a. GREEN, .9ncftOnsfr -
JTOJSEIIOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION.--On Saturday morning, the "a instant, at
o'clock shall SELL opposite the Centre Market large o
Of furniture OF every variety, belonging person de-
clin ng housekeeping, and leaving the city we deem 1t
to enuerae, there will be general as
sortment. ;, . ,..,o 30
would respectfully invite all who wish to purchase TO
come and for themselves;
Anr;i at A. GREEN Auctoneer.
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VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.--on Tuesday, The
front Of the premises the following very valuable lots IN
square No. 297, :, 7,
Lots Nos A. b, d. Il, L, G., |, X, p, aud @. Lots ID Il,
G. l. and A. front each - feet 18th street west, q
run back l07 feet a 0-foot alley. Lots A, r. ana l.
front each 20 feet and run back las feet l7ioo alley
These lots are very desiraby located, being in the mme
Terms M ale X. w. DYER,
Mar aO--ao,lNds Auconeer.