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The first volume OF this and interesting legal pnbli-
cation before lconainsa compilation OF the Spanish
and Mexican law relation to mines, and titles TO real
estate force California Texas, and New Mexico, and
in the Territories acquired under the Louisiana and Flor
da treaties at the time OF their annexation 10 the United
States Among the contents OF the volume transla
tons OF the mining ordinances OF New Spain, OF Gam
boas mining ordinances, and OF so much of two
leading Spanish codes--the Novissipa Recopilaconr
and the "Recopacion de las Indias"-as relates to
mines OF the precious metals To hese are added trans.
laobs OF the DEGREES OF the Spanish C,rtes and OF the
laws and DEGREES OF Mexico which relate 10 mines. cooni
zaton and the right hold real esa,e-toge,ber with
diges, Of the common law mines and mining
The compiler OF this very useful work-,be Hon John
A. Rockwell, we'll known juds,, and recently dis
tneuished member OF Congress from Connectcut--has
sought to present in single view the whole body Of
Spanish and Mexican law il is applicable to these
important subjects Of judicial investigation in our newly
acquired Territories The work is intended 10 aid in the
examination and decision OF questions affecting titles to
land or mines. arising under Spanish grants and espe
eially titles delivered under Spanish Mexican law in
Texas. California and New Mexico,
Such work a, this time strikes appearing most
seasonably and we cannot doubt that il will be very ia
voraby received by the profession II embraces materi
ais hardly, If at ALL accessible in this country in any
other shape The attention OF the compiler was called
10 this nsd OF study in the examination Of nrused
10 his own professional care and think that he has
Judged wisely in collecting and publishing The body Of
The law a. stands written, instead oil throwing II into
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no THE DEAF.-DoCTOR HARTLEY, aurs from the Ear
Inhrary street, Philadelphia inform those Of
neghboood Washington with whom lac has
that he has compliance with ei special
request few The city Deaf
all dagreeabe discharges from the
speedily removed without
and he will guaranty In all
W Dr. H. be consulted
Myers goods Pennsyania avenue
10Th Washington from TO O'Clock daily
Evenings by appointment
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention to this
special practice enabled reduce s
degree find the confirmed and obs
yield by steady attention the prescribed
submitted with confidence. They
what estimation his professional quaInc
by Of the distinguished medical Of the
country:
Dr. Hartley In practice, and have
favorable Of his character, both IN the
profession and as a gentleman
w. PARKER, Nj. d.,
Professor Of Surgery, sc.
His professional abilities will be duly appreciated by those who
themselves under his
JOHN II. WHITAKER, MD,
Professor Of Anatomy, &c.
my intercourse with Dr. Hartley have found his depor
correct and gentlemanly. . -
pleasant testimony favor Of the treat
Hartley the of Deafness The appica
sunaended by pain Inconvenience and its effects almost
instantaneous II. z. HAEDMAN,
Counsellor at-law, % Chambers street.
partial deafness treated by him
ii. gentleman,
produce OF his ability this
difficult branch Of the medical profession
afflicted by the recommended
Hartley aus No 90 Arch above Third He
and, having paid particular
hearing has acquired from his skill
coping with this serious affection than
which possessed BY physicians IN general pac'ceDe
spdfch.
Dec l7--du
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United states Patent Once,
December 4, 1851

IN the petition Of Jesse Umy Wilmington, Delaware. praying
Tor the ertsnson NJ patent granted TO him for improve
mcn Ia the driving machinery for
Years from tbs expiration Of said patent which tales place on The
9th day of February, A. ID. 1852
II ordered the said petition be heard the Psient Once on
Thursday 9Th February, 1852 ~ ocoek and
notified to and show they have
why said pctibon ought not 10 he granted.
Person. opposing the Paten,
once their objections, specifically set forth in wrng least
before All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished
application.
Ordered this published in the National In
Republic the Union Washington D. G. Erpvess,
Provdence Journal Providence Rhode Island Ipiy
boston, Pcnnsyvsns Inquirer Phtis
dephs Pennsyvana Ptisbu Gazette, Psbue Pennsylvania
and Journal Delaware, for three
week. previous the sh day OF February
NTHOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
of above papers will please cory. and send their
bills Patent once, with paper containing this notice
Dccy
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FRIDAY. December 10, 1851.

No 10. The United States Us. Daniel H. Bromley. In
error TO the circuit of the United States for the
northern district of New York Mr. Justice Mclean de-
yeIed the opinion OF this court reversing the Judgment
OF the said circuit court, and demanding this for
further proceedings in conformity TO the opinion of this
court.
No 2. The State of Pennsylvania, complainant. Us.
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company. The argn-
men OF this cause was continued by Mr. ReveIdy John
son for the defendants
Adjourned until Monday, IL o'clock, a. m.
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VALUABLE business stand g N Washin ston
city, and immediate poss. Of
the building
corner OF m street and Market Space They built in
modern shss
The 10 wide deep ccar
side Eighth Of the ~ by high
basement Is wide by IS deep,
the clear dry and finished for sales lighted
wndews around the building
Market Space ~ feet wide 81 feet dep.
feet wide by ~ feet deep having skyrht
long II has basement. finished
feet deep fee, inches high There communication fcu
each with m basement by The third
feet wide y 81 feet deep, with skyeht
OF The very could by throwing
two last stores into Each
For apply to the subscriber
sido rennpysnia avenue, between Nd and ~ streets.
Dee la-du1f ANNE n. DcRMOTT.
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TO WESTERN TnAyELI4ERs.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE no PITTS


(1A5ousA Ia t~sntsrt~o hours and q Aay)
nHIs line 10 Ptsburs over
t.iroads 10 In successful
on BY IL passengers leave Baltimore al ~ bali AZ hour
after the evening train from WashDSton and
10 Harrisburg transferred 10 the Censi
tain proceed Immediately without delay crossing
the daylight arriving Pitisbug ato tho
day aer arng The distance performed by railway,
win exception miles which done IN nrst coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave PitbuIg Central railroad II and
arrive Hashurg the morning, where The az
BalIore and pusquehanns railroad VIII be IN
waiting Baltimore, arriving t.e al
M train Washington, which leaves al o.
: reliable offered 10
ny-FaIe through (eher way) Sli.
For apply ticket Of the Baltimore and susque
hanna Railroad Company Calvert Station, Baltimore, the
ticket Central Railroad Company rsburg
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent Of Transportation
l1-dlm
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CotLscross oyrior, Cry HAUL,
December 9, 1851.
NOTICE 20 Tar-payersHotce IL hereby sd
vsssmen' Of delinquent properly viii he published within
current month The undersigned c-,ctfnIy that the Law
leaves him no discretion In ise obes
the COLLECTION Of he ares by property
upon which one o NOR. yssrs' remain due
Dec T--eoduanih n i ROCHE ,Co,s,,o,
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rwo FINE ENGLlsI-BUur cARar.aUs 1T puY-

WAITE sALETbe subscriber re.p.c tfIy inform mem
Congress nad the public that he privsr
wehui carriages, Imported need hut its
his exceency British Minister One chso,.e with
q springs Barker Chsndos London has,
carriage makers In EuopeD'osy style the hsnd.om.
Broushan for two horses
carriages are considered 70 be
OF tho city, and will be sold
10Th and Pennsylvania avenue where they
subscriber. A. ehsENt
OF 9Th and rem. avenue,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

National Theatre.
f. A. Sole Lessee
(AIso Broadway, New York, and Walnut Fliads
phia, Theares)
Mr. w. M FLEMING. Stage Manager
SIXTH NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
Saturday Evening" 90 ls5 will be performed Edward
Moores tragedy Of
THE CANISTER
MTs HELD
Grand Masonic Quadiles, and the Overture
DIE FELsENMlRHLE,
by the Orchestra.
=" Medley Dance by Miss Annie Walters.
To conclude
THE COLLEGE BOY.
Fanny, alias College Boy) Miss Kate Horn
THE sEGUIN OPERA TROUPE
VIII soon appear
Prices o admission viii be IS follows
Orchestra
Dress circle and parquete.
Reserved the
Family circle "a
Gallery and thTd %
quarter past The box Office will be open daily from 10,
4, pm
order.
Dee 90
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lLHITEHuRsT's and extensive Gallery q Pre-
w MUM Dsguerrcotypes Bto
N and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
This GALAXY advantages built
the second floor, expressly purpose
OF largest kyiigbs this counuy
for copying paintings daeeoypes having its superior
the world, where be obtained beautiful and highly finished
dagisueotype. all though cloudy preferable
for children. Post promptly amended To-
Awarded the FIRST medal Maryland Ipst
tuis, and premium al the late Fair at New York.
GALtysfss.-No Dos Baltimore
New York Pennsylvania avenue, Washington d. Ca II Main
street, Richmond, Virginia Lynchburr vrnis Norfolk,
GINA and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries open free the public All hour u The day
!. n. wHfTEUURsT
Dee la-d3m Sole proprietor.
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the form OF an elementary iIeause on the subject A
work OF this kind from Judge Rock wells pen would
doubtedy have borne the marks OF high legal ability
but his abos in their present modest shape not
the less useful and practical,
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NOW time buy The weather becoming cold
~ winter almost here. We good supply Of Cumberland
Goa, on hand which desirable Also snshacis coal for
W. hsv. .od supply Of red and white ash wood hand
oak pine, and hickory
Byesns ono. you good spd
= - - srBLEy, Co.,
NoVe-Hawu Fourteenth street bridge ana v~.-
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.


CONTINUES pr. law in the Supreme Coan 70 attend 70
before Congress- claims and settle aeeounu
against obtain
lands collect divdendA egaeis. and inher
and ia Foreign countos
and stocks and bond and mort
and and sale Of loans lands and
patent rights any State Of the Union.
Particular California land tue coming
o United States Supreme Couu appeal .
prepaid addressed % W g. snshen oCAHoh
Place Capitol HILL WashingoI, d. O., viii with prompt A.
rsnuon oct2s-aly
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The public Is the last night on which
they can enjoy pleasure evening with the Swiss Bell
Ringers, we Of instrument
a in this county provided much genuine enjoyment 10
the lovers OF fine music
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EDWARD X. COLLINS x CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, CO.,
r. G. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
..s IL Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE b CO.,
Is Rue Note Dame des ve.oires,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER Havrs.
will be accountable for gold
bullion jcwey precious metals unless bills OF
sdng signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 3-dly
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EROM the supply opened today
100 pairs OF fine and cheap blankets suitable fo
hotels and boarding houses
2 pieces table diapers damssk all whs and prices
very cheap
l25 piece. and dozens towels towens large and gen
srs assortment both style prices
- dozen table napkins, various sizes and prices
80 pieces printed hoor-clotbs very handsome patterns
100 pieces priced Lyonese cloths English
200 pieces white hanne,, from common 10 super hne
20 white Grape shswis
90 pieces very handsome plaid silks, styles
900 Bay stston and Waterloo long shawl.
fancy colos and mourning
100 pieces black npsca menoe and bomhs
Gsins-wiih all kinds Of mourning goods
dozen handsome 10 pianos anda
We making daily additions stock, be
found at all times complete
An sales establishment for approved paper
10 and
uoer sold warranted TO prove ~ represented.
Good articles, low prices aud fair dealing
PERRY a BROTIICR
Dec Ii-l0uf opposite the Centre Market,
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Lon Rent. the large and commodtous house IN shA
hrst wsrd occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For apply Gen. 0~atiot, Sir Buildings. ..#@
Sept ai-sod1 (lntslIl
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do American oicioh from twelve TO eighteen esi
wide
25 do owpriced American olcloh, from three six feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mat'ngs, for basement, hc.
Also, constantly hand full every variety Of i'm
ported and American carpctng, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English American Brussels,
imperial, and ngraIn
priced rag hemp, and both striped and plaid together
every article line furnishing which
prepared and fully determined offer good
other dealers in this country.
APP l6-u T.. II. HCOE CO.
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CARDThe attention Of the public respectfully requested to
stock ~ rich esans French China dinner
and tea service msnts vases glass silver plated
double and single hair together general
useful household furniture
great from the best expressly city sde
satisfactory paper.
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Apstion..r,.
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NEW CLoAKs, &o.-Jusl received

NEW CIOAH s, a.c.-Just received
IN 10 very rich velvet coaks, style
10 very nch cloth coaks, handsomely trimmed
10 very rich sacks, with hoods
rich cloth with hoods
3very rich velvet manullas, styles, &c.
respectfully invite OF purchasers before
making feeling confident entire satisfaction In every
"A
Nov 9o-diwf HooE, BRO, q CO.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
MORSE LINE
wl.uiseror orrros, PENNSYLVANIA Avssur,
r,oh bo,s. ...t NJ National JJoteI In

THE first established in the United
States the odc-the pioneer line extending
Wasnston Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, and
intermediate Stations Havre
Wilmington Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick New
the al the uns
up undergone extensive repairs and
deliver number Of meesases which
the public with
ndely hitherto unequslled This ne
Of Morse lines, north snd
extending already heen thousand miles, to either Of
which and will be delivered desired The man
Of line thoroughly ha
transmission mode OF Its
charges equal special fsci
b possessed by this company one inv,
tea and ntbey do hnd reliable m tsle
graphing The oces Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania National
Baltimore No Erchanee South Philadelphia
I0i Chestnut osipcy Granite budns New YORK; No
S Hanover street, Of Beaver
WIN M SWAIN, President.
March lA-amd.
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cditions Of the .ta ndard ntinr. IL,

EISELY-BOUND editions Of the standard snthors N
American and English literature including all
prose poetry, old and found
the subscriber. embracing the finest editions
m beautifully
richly bound u library calf and Turkey
The subscriber lately made additions b
above description books value
from Europe, and binding them for bis shelves,
Also, timely bound the
valuable French authors direct Bibles
Bibles, family Bibles, books velvet
bindings, with clasps, both English and American
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
AIR. GOODALI.. Musical Director and Leader, NA-
III THEATRE Washington, begz he
pared make attend balls assemblies
he,
Ills long experience musical leader OF Palace
Band London musical festivals
unnvaled ballroom hand his
he will he able TO give satisfaction 10 his patrons.
Arrangements made supply pisn portion the
bsndn n the full company IL not required. Address
MR.. GOODALL,
Wiliard's Hotel, Washington
Dec Is-du
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ma Unitarian Church.-The orvle Dewey, settled
pastor church, viii preach Sabbath morning al III
O'Clock Dec !"
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NEW Supplies Strangers and Citizens opened
IN day.
pieces cloths all coo of the fashionable shades
black and coOred silk velyes for la
dies manues ystes and bonnes.
25 pieces, a coloTs, bonnet silks and satins
rs pieces French merBos, all grades and coloTs.
20 pieces super black silk.
With and desirable articles line.
Terms cash. unless arranged the contrary.
Good articles prices dealing, be relied all
PERRY q BROTHER,
Dec 10 Ietf Opposite Market
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will Thursday November at his room ove
George Thomas Pake grocery south side Of Pennsylvania
Days OF tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
All the fashionable dances will be introduced and taught
Oct l4--df
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
esident ladies' the following, viz:
a5 dresses extra rich brocade silks
10 do do light e ,'oI do. for evening
10 pieces very rich figured silks, new style -
Is do do watered silks, eolored and black
- pieces rich yard wide wotered poplns
Is do do real Irish watered popins
20 do French n,erinos and Th'be,s every shade
SO do latest designs French casbmeres and mousselne dc
Together many styles of
era which deem enumeate, but which viii
with much pleasure be exhibited all who may favor with
call.
In French embroidees, &e., VIC mime
Lace trimmed chemsets, entirely and beautiful
Lace trimmed sleeves and cuffs TO match
French embroidered and lace collars, cuffs TO match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchiefs
Swiss and cambria collars aud chemisets, &C.
All Of the goods quite new aud well worthy thu
HooE, BRO, s. CO.,
Nov 3o4wif Penn. avenue, between 7h and 9th streets
QUGBY ACADEMY-Boardinga and Day school 10,
IL young gentlemen, corner OF KAN, X and l4h streets
r. ?. Latham, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Languages
Mons +. Raon, Modern g. ...
c. s. Keech Tutor.
--, Teacher Of penmanshp,
Messrs Csru and iardcla, Teachers Of Instrumental Music
James T. Mclean, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
The OF instruction designed the student eiie
for business for The study of the learned professions for entering
the higher classes in colleges In every branch OF tuition ne
render sound complete
bic, The branches of the academic taught
sstng of reading writing, arithmetic English grammar geography
bookkeeping The Latin, Creek and modern languages history
chronology defamation composition both English and Latin Gre
clan and Roman antiquities Logic Mathematics chemistry atua
and mental philosophy music, drawing, &C.
Terms Of board and tuition moderate
Rev s. Pyne ID. d., Rev. j. W. French, VIM. w. Corcoran
esq., Thomas Rchie esq, Prof a. D. Bache, Prof Gales,
Chew, N D Baltimore, Capt T. Page, u s. NJ and Captain
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Al ENV Fashionable Tailoring Estnblishment-H. y.
LOUDON and tailors, Browns Hotel,
avenue their
of goods for gentlemcn such
clols cassines vesIngs furnishing goods ally
Army, and revenue ofhexs win ma an asort
sahes
articles regulation respective corps prescribe
experience many years legitimate tailoring and
goods please with the cash system
high prices, Inducements that
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nav AZ
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IN order reduce stock. will oner very
bargains In the articles below named
400 OF blankets, from fine,
all sizes for single and double bedsnsny in the lot
ira fine and large, and all very cheap
700 pieces white hannels, fine, all
widths all purchasers should examine stock before
buying
% piece, table diapers and damssb all widths styles and
~ pieces white cambrcs and jsconets
pieces cotton sheetnss IN
~ Pe,es linen shoeiinrs and pillow linens
hp ot OF towels, napkins. oweIlngs
hhs, IT,. puenhs- with many other Nv goods.
Az sass mn'' DC Tor the cssh unl..
cas- prkpVA nporurp
Dec p-i"" opposite the Centre Market
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G. GAUTIER,
Connseur Vile dc Paris Corner Pcnnsylvania
lh
CONFECTIONERY, BON.RONs, hc-The undersigned
This occasion 10 return public gener
Ally for the patronage
pared very large supply OF every variety Of
Corfeetonery, &C.,
such as il found all hrstcla, Of
this kind
Large Cake,
which, quality and STYLE has equal in this market And
10 his
Ornamental Bon bon.,
many OF up and magnificent style
usual his particular attention to the supplying Of
Ball. Porfier, Weddings, Ersninr Entsrtainusnis, &c.
desirable In the confectionery supplies
rch nd costly table requisites and ornaments
La well known q extended
notice would sufce
usually kept class confectionery establishment
had o. GATHERS,
A La Willie de Paris.
BIN during approac hing hoyday.
pounds Of
pound md pound packages. Dec lo--da
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BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS t-susngers and citizens
ID called varied and beautiful goods
opening PARKERs fancy store, under the National Hotel
Friday, 18th
selections win be ready for all who bs search Of something
REALLY HrrR. for the approaching holydays.
For ea the The display win be worth seeing
the Ambulance free
PARRERs
Fancy and rsrfumery Store, under National Hotel.
Dec l6-suf
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L SPECIAL BARGAINs-opened to-day
q pair, blankets, all cheapest kinds
vogue, and varying in pnce hom 81 5t pair up to
sl2
A large lot ofcbeap blankets for single beds
lot Of bed comforts, well made warm, and thick, Of the
materials
Those persons comforts table linens
towels, will find examine
100 really very long shawi price.
pieces very handsome low priced table dsmaks Also,
arg. lot OF finer
40 bundles table napkins assorted
50 do towels and towe'lipgs
rs those cheap white hannels
100 do choice calicoer, at ek cents per yard
20 do e, plain blaek Silks Of that peculiar GLOSSY
kndn
do very handsome printed kings and noor
cloths
100 do very cheap thirtnp coi,ons
50 do Irish insn,, all g,sdes "pnre linen
50 do low-priced "Lyonese cloths' English
all shades, with many other goods
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary
Good ses low prices, and fair dealing be relied al
FERRY BROTHER,
Dec l6-l3uf Opposite the Centre Market.
MEMBERS Of Congress, Citizens, and Strangers will
III nnd al
rs pieces hne black and blue cloths
Black fancy colorcd vestings OF
choice styles and qualities
Thick and medium undershs and drawers OF all sizes
Kinds
100 pieces priced medium eI,rs fine Irish linens
sheeung OF the brands lax
cents yard. worth Is or Is
Aso crsvais unbsa. hafho gloves supender-, pocket
handkerchief, ke.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
articles dealing relied N Al
PERRY BROTHER,
Dec li-lOuf opposite the Centre Market.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
A SPAN or NoRTHERN.RAIsED WHITE MATCH. HORSES
IL sucton.Oa Saturday, the Goth front
OF auction at 10 O'Clock a horses
spnghy and actve, and work well In harness
Dec le-E A. GREEN, Auctouoer