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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN-By yiras q dee. deed
recorded In the land records ef Washnron
W. District Coamba shall c public auction 2 me hp
-, bidder Monday, 24h n June AZ oc'och y on
the half of D. square NO a-e
surveys together with the % az
dwelling houses each conta'nins w"'
properly is dersby as,ed road leading from e NAVY fmd
Bridge. A5#14 -. -. ..,....,. -
and twelve months bearing be secured ny deed ~
All of convyanch9 Sec ose
"s ehPshse I" "e P"'S" GREEN \ TAsTET,
Auctiopeers.
June 1-1awds tes3fMA
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DOCKS from Paris--Ade Memoire pArtiere Navajo,
ID Min-tre de Ia Marine Par Lsy, Capaine dAfu
Ierie Nsvzie. vol Paris 1850. u
dAhces, coutenant Ia confecon Va recepon ~
Arihcss dc Guerre
suve dc Arnces dc yse vol et atlas fss
Is5o Avec rautorisanon Mniste de IA Guerre. ssy
Trate des Marns Meihodes q fofmues
dcs Carlos
droxapbques Par Begai Insenew Hydrosraphe ivo Avec
faut0nsahon Mnsue de Ia Marine. ~. - H .
pEmpo des Chronomcnes Va Meri ci nf es
principles De iastsonomie nsutique Par y
lngenew Hydrogsphe, public par ordrs du mn'so as '
vol. -,
Praciqas Navale rusage Ia Marine Frsncai-e vol imp
mers Royale, engravtngs. :. - -.
Mesodes pour CONSERVATION de- cars Z, ny
Bcautcmp. Besnpe vo impmene koya
many engraving ........- p.,,..,t. :, r.,...
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q yoIs Paris. fs6e. Many emgrsving. -.
Tbeors dn Pentaec, pUssFe dss.ous omcieh ahfu"se
p.t,.e svec on du Comte dc pArufenc.
Just imported direct nom Pans,~ rp.xcx rAytoR
JuneB
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xyALUAeLR IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTION@-On Mon
aay the O'Clock, shni se IN front
OF Inc premises No I0 IN square No ~ ironing on M
,et aud Improvements, consisting Of
story dwelling back buildings and store house. oe
cupled by Mr.. w Is. McPherson a. a grocery.
Also In square, fronting on street be-
Ia and Streets improvements consisting Of two frame
Tenn. of .als One fou purchase money balance
i"i''e'. DYER d BROTHER,
May I'D Ancnoneen
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Point Bathing Estab
i h,ment beg inam his friends and tbe public that II
reception the 18th day OF June
Every Of tho subscriber viii be made TO render
yisiters comfortable In all respects. 800
want engaged for The
will be supplied with all the deiicaces Afforded by ue
the best provisions The markets Of washington, Bal
umore, md Norfolk canfurnbh. ss..
Ths wines and liquor. carefully gentleman
who wen knows ue articles They viii be cf the
highest grade Of quality
fshins boats, experienced hshermen, win be al
Bosa, per day. s M per week. so four weeks and upwards
"a week. ..x...., .cn...
June 2-6t eohDoN fohhh5.
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,rrtv uoPE COLD NINE CoMPANy.Nonce u hereby gwen
mas IN stock New Hope Cold Mine Company, which
- unpaid, be sold public auction
an saturday day of June mart, Al -, al ihe sneiion
eo Tastci eeaby the bylaws Of said company
B. D. FRENCH, President
GREEN h TA5rET,
lima 0--3tSds AucuonteIs.
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Ud-h MlxuTe, compound most
choice r
tile and genial Of Assam ......." Z" 1 90 q
encourage matchess
propeos distribute by lot the
purchasers, quantity of equal years profits the
sales effected. {ta85 al
purchaser will enclosed the package numbered
ceifcate emitting him chance In the distribution for every
fy receipts, amounting $4,000 the
parcels cent,
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Those persons prefer priced receive their
prizes proportion they win be epurchased for cash. at reduc
~ Country agents required Applications addressed tpo
PAID Company's Depot as above. s4l "
l--d3m #.M = Il
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s VAL areet, SsD York.

New York Life Insurance Company,
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PLISY FREKnss, actuary.
THIS company conducted the principle,
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OF the has greatly
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least possible and outlay 20 insurers.
Insurance granted 20 persons visiting California
It's agency Washington comprehands the following oeers
Wm Jones' NJ d., medical examiner, near corner Of aud %
reots
Peter O. washington agent Apollo Hall, Pennsyyana
oppose Union Duidinrs. June 2-u
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