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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24

y. d. -PALMf.R. Il authorized 10 receive Aayer
hsnhenis and Subscriptions a. his Offices la Bos-
ton, New York. and Philadelphia, s,M PETTEN-
GILL, il also authorized 10 do tho sans ior us Ia
nosfon,
~ Letters % tho Editor, In order 10 receive At
teniiou, must be Jnai Daid
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JOB PRINTING.

hANDBILLS, BLANKS, CARDS. Sc, Sc,
erlnied Ia the neaiest manner at the Caledonian
Uniuo.
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A MINI uNnKn rIIE SEA.

The following descripiion nfa visit 70 Bot
tAllaek copper mine, In England, Is from a
work recently published, entitled "llambles
beyond Railroads" In complete mining e.
qupment, with candles stuck by Jumps fclay
10 their felt hats, the travellers have painful
~ descended by perpendicular ladders and
along dripping-wet rock passages, Iathoms
down into pitchy darkness; the miner WHO
guides them calls halt, and their exact 20.
sition with reference to the surface of the
"terraqueous globe" Is thus described;
we are now four hundred yards out, under
the bottom Of the sea and twenty hihoms
or hundred and twenty feet buiuw the sur
face OF the sea. Coast-trado vessels are sail
ing over our heads. Two hundred and forty
feet beneath IA men are at work, aud ther,
are galleries even below that The cxtraor
dinAry position down the face Of the surface
at Bottallack, is now explained. The min,
l. not eKcNyNted like other mines under the
land, bur under tho sea- .,...
Having communicated these particuars,th,
miner next told us 90 keep strict silence ant
listen We obey him. sitting spcechcss az,
moionlcss II the reader could only hav,
bchold us now, dressed in our copper colorct
garments, huddled close together in n mer,
clcfl of the subtcrranean rock, with fam,
burning on our heads and darkness cnycop
ing our limbs-he must certainly have imag
ined without any violent stretch Of fancy tina
he was looking doyn upon a conclave OF
gnomoE
Aner listening for few moments, dis
tant unearthly noise becomes family audihl,
"A long low, mysterious moaning, that nev
or changcs-that is felt on the ear as well a
heard by it-a sound that might proceed from
some incalculable distanco-from some inyis
iblc hcighi--a sound unlike anything that 4
heard on the upper ground, in the free air OF
hcavcn-a sound so sublimcly mournful an,
stiii, 80 ghoNIly aud 50 impressive when liz
tened To the subtcrrancan rcccsscs of III,
earth, that we continue instinctivcly TO hol,
our peace, as if enchanted 10y il, and thnl
not Of communicating each other the aston
ishmcnt which it has inspired in us both from
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THE BIBLE AT THE WoaLps FAIR-Foregn papers
that the commitieo OF the British and Foreign Bible Society
have secured for their society place In the crystal palace
In London where the abos in which they have been
gagged for the last forty six be examined The
Scriptures may there be and read hundred and
fifty languages and diaiscs In connexion with this the
following brief remarks Of English writer exceed
ingly appropriate, and will be read with interest,
g To many (says Anderson) il might bold,
affirm that the English Bible is In the
Of being Pe!nsed from The rising to the setting sun The
sorton might appear little else than figure OF speech,
be anticipated; and yet this is more than
the half OF the truth The English Bible, this moment
the only In existence whch the
We know that IL actually In The banks OF the Otto
way and 81 Lawrence, well at Sydney, Port Phillip
Hobart Town; but before his evening rays have Left
the spires of Quebec and Montreal his morning beams
have already Tor hours upon the shores Of Australia
and New Zealand. And If it be read by many Of our
language in Canada while the is sinking the Lake
Ontaro the Eastern World where he has risen in his
glory the bank of the Gauges, to the sesame sacred
volume many who no less counymen have already
turned Yet al! these but branches for the
Stock under whose shade this version CORRECTED and
corrected, has been read by myrads for three hundred
years." II ....a8
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the papyrus rolls enclosed in his GOTTA. and which
spread upon the wall by his side the exhibition
temporary with ftouer IL is hard 10 realize the thought
Ii is startling To remember that the Identical whose
face and form we look aud whole and perfect
have seen the blind beggar himself perfectly
him In such presence, We perceive the difference
between the Impressions of fact and impressions Of mag
nation and understand the value and power Of the Caho
lie doctrines concerning relics.
All things taken into account a mummy is perhaps the
most curious thing under the The which has pre-
served the body is strange than the hui
man existence which brings wildly the mind Per-
hsps. If the empty cssket could be filled with
life and thought he would regard the forms and faces
around HIN now as more strange than he appears TO
Perhaps, too II that earhen tongue could wsg more
he would present to mind aud heart diss.
liar than his person and connuys
And thou hast walk'd about (how strange u story
In Thebes' streets three thousand years ago. Go
When the Memnoniuu ali its glory,
=1e4 And Time had not begun overthrow
f.Hs Those temples palaccn and piles stupendous,
OF which the very ruins uemsndous.n n..ts
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

BALTIMORE, April l---5, |

a,- l5 Ut s BALTIMORE, April l---5 p. m.
Democratic Contention Meeting Basis Of Representa-
The Nw York Fuemsn. Union Festival a.
Harisburg.-A youthful murderer. The Markets, &c.
The meeting OF the democratic city convention last
ming largely attended. The subject under discussion
the question Of representation brought before the
convention Anna polls The Of Messrs Brent and
Gwnn in voting against the proposition of Mr. Fiery, CIV
ing to Bamoa but ten delegates, was approved, and
series OF resolutions introduced by Joshua Vansant,
adopted declaring that the Of the convention in
deavoring to withhold the right of representation from the
people is unworthy of the support of
democrat any citizen of Baltimore They also strongly
approved OF The course OF the Baltimore Argus the sub
ject representation, and urged united sustaining
the repre- sentative rights of the city Charles M. Gwnn,
esq present. and addressed the convention consid-
erabe length. defining his position, which met with the
entire approval OF the convention
Our streets thronged this afternoon with de-
sirous Of Obtaining view of the grand renens process
sion, the occasion OF the reception of the AmeIcus
Company OF New York The procession exceeds in mag
nfccnce any similar of the this city,
six and egh, horses and the members newly equipped
the occasion The New Workers number about 50 men,
and present a fine appearance.
Mr. Webster has consented to be present the Union
tivai be given Harrisburg Tuesday next by the
members of the legislature and another great speech may
be expected from him. The railroad companies have also
iavi,ed mayor and city council TO visit Harrisburg on
that day and is understood that reaching there nvi-
aalousies OF Philadelphia rendering direct invitation
them impoltc.
shocking murder committed in city las, night
both parties being youths IL appears tina, young
lad named Brown, who had yesterday returned from
boarding school in Virginia, and aged but IL years. started
from his fahers residence with cigar in bis noah
He had gone far before ne met boy named Ezekiel
Debram aged IS. who asked him for n cigar, and an al
tercaon ensped between them, whsn Brown drew a dag
and stabbed Debam in the le side the effects of
which he died in few hours. Before his death he rs
serted that he had not struck used any violence Brown
but in the act OF turning away when he stabbed
Blown that he took of his cap and struck him
blow in the face with It, probably endesvoring knock
cigar from hi. mouts Brown arrested and com
mtted for trial They both the OF respectable
parents.
THE MApkrTs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there sales OF 300 bbls Howard -four at 81 st
Nothing in City Mills Sales of wheat 95 SO cents for
red and 100 log for white Sales OF white and vel
low at 80 90 cents. Oats, IS al cents Whisksy
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Teamry
nandh nhs.by
dba u then pud,d he
uvs hanye and mdpt a
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CARD.-The ladies and gentlemen Of the DIS
Il uict respectfully invited sale Of splendid fur
which will place Wednesday the I'd The
residence ofh eIccency the French Minister H. between h
and 2lst opposite West Market The Of
quality well worthy their attention
FOR further particulars Advertisement. 200
A. GREEN.
p. The and carriages will be Withdraw from the sale
the Minister has concluded them during his stay
Washington.
Ap2-It A. g.
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III EBsTERs observation-disclosures edition. with nosice
w Mr. websers life and works; by Edward Everett. -,
TAYLOR MAURY, Rooksciers, street. Wsabin4ton
city, will receive subscriptions for the edition wsssers
Speeches, preparing In Boston,
subscriptions will copies aabosaph
To be completed IN volumes few copses
will be issued on large and fine paper - voame. ~
April
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by A. GREEN, Auctlomser,

by A. GREEN, AactIonssr. ttssi.FJ
VERY SUPERIOR FRENCH FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
ns.dss % "a April asess At he ssss.ns.
streets opposite the West Market an assortment Of splendid farn
rosewood furniture, aams.k
One sofa, arm and paror chairs Loui. XIV style ss
One fine mahogany sci ditto 10 pieces, covered with apsasy
mahogany d,o pieces, ailk velvet
Two roundSaek chairs with silk velvet and golden
voltaire styles, splendid %
One piano FORTE Of fine and touch and superior
Two splendid rosewood commode. iul.d beautifully
and other tables A liz M -7 ~
large quantity heavy pse consisses Of
Tea and coffee services win. wine coolers 1aEs
and round dishes and covcrs a. N ars.
Table kettle, and other plated ware. ] lay,s
China and Cut Glass W'me. eh
One fine French China double dinner gold band figured
One fine French China dousle-dnnsr .s Japan nsars
set, gold ngme Is pieces
One fine French China full and coffee gold band and
Fine cut glass tumblers decanters
French tumbers, liquor and water bottles ~,
GobIsu, wine glasses, champagne and hook glasses f
Fss ns n. sa
Eight pairs candesbras candlesticks
ss,ssts s ss:::::
Fine satin damask and white window and door curtains
Fine gilt and marble Gs.ss and 0tss, lamp.
Fine mahogany French bedsesds HAst'
One fine rosewood high bedstead curtains, &c.
fine mahogany wardrobe with large French mirror
Fine mahogany wash with marble interior and
English BfusSels tapestry .It e tFa 1.fts.
Brussels Wilton, three ply, and ats 1hr
splendid velvet hearth rugs
oil cloth, and linen
Also, good assortment Of kitchen requisites
And Thursday, I'D proxtmo. At osiock, L Win
sell the stock Of wine and brandy comprising bottles various
kinds II . +
Sherry, champagne ciaet Spanish, and Rhenish wines
With lot OF nnc French brandy
Also, cask Of fine sherry 30 gallons
-Four small casks of NJ
And O'Clock, sell span carriage hor.es
OZARK bays) the years perfectly eente,
and work well single double, ride Also nne
single harness horse #se.4g
Two excellent family Of which top,
both built in Paris Of the best materials
double of Of
black mounted harness -
Ladies' and gentlemen = riding saddles and brides.
Terms All OF and under $50 cash S5O
ceedna 500, credit 900,
three and four MONTHS for notes in all Of credit
sactoriy endorsed bearing interest 1914 j
Believing that comment further description BY q The
furniture would
huou taxing the intelligence the public win noshng
but and see. ..f1|.at
public respectfully urni
A. GREEN,
March 2s-ds Auctioseer.
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To CONTRACTORS,

TO CONTRACTORS
=".."55 orucK CoAxssIorrK PuhLc BuiLpIsos,
March 10 1851.
DROPOsAIs be
% ne fol mi following articles
5000 pounds OF best pure American white lead
gallons o lnseed oil
400 ynions OF best boiled linsecd oil
800 pounds puuy
brushes
dozen "a tools 6lchers
dozen busters
pounds best itbargc.
be delivered before the ab
day Of April the remainder b. delivered before the 2sh
NAV.
articles required
specified Commissioner
qufo quantity than above stated.
WIN. EASILY,
Mar 2-tAp2 Commissioner Public buildings
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EAHM AT PRIVATE sALE.-we for private. salA a
farm containing about 100 Marlboro roAd t
miles Eastern Branch
state Of cultivation good dwelling the premises For
IT; forms anptv MCGUIRE,
Feb 97-dn and Commission Merchants
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Condition of he Northern Markets.

NEw YoRK. April Ia. p. m.-Stooks firm United
States 6s, 1857 ll6 Pennsylvania SIS, 93t sterling
change, l0t Flour stcsdy-saes Of SEQ bbls common
State brsnds at - ~ 81 so southern, 81 63A "a 49,
and Genrsee at 81 slA Wheat dun. with a downward
tendency. Corn esdysales of 900 bushels yellow at
% 81 cents The cotton market is heavy-,aes of 500
bales
Tnc At.h, afrfva Al J,v
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he Alabama arrived today from savaunph.

PHr.,pxLruIs. April Ia, p m.-Stocks have an up
ward tendency. Reading shares have advanced 4 and
Reading bonds Sales Of 81 400 Pennsylvania al 99t
Sales aour at - 81 Wheat dbl; white 81 or Corn
steady; yellow, 81 go cents white, 90 a 81 cents.
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Treasury Of the United States, Washington, ID. G.
Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts
Assistant Treasurer, New York, New York
Assistant Irea surer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Carolina
Assistant Treasurer New Orleans, La.
Assistant Treasures st. Louis, Mo
Depository Buffalo, New York
Depository at Baltimore, Md.
Depository at Richmond, Va.
Depository Norfolk, Virginia
Depository al w ilmingion, North Carolina
Depositary Savannah, Georgia
Dcposilary at Mobile, Alabama -.w
Deposilary at Nashville, Tennessee
Depository ut Cincinnati, Ohio
De positary at Ptsbnrg, Pennsylvania
Depositary at Cincinnati, Qale) #t
Depository at Little Rock, Arkansas
Depository Jacksonville, Indiana
Deposiiary nj Chicago, Illinois 30
Depository al Detroit Michigan
DE positary at Tallahassee, Florida
Suspense account 't $2036 y
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Penn;
Branch mint Of the United States, Charlotte, N 9.
Branch mint of the United States, Duhlonega, Ga
Branch mint oithe United States, New Orleans, La.
q . .
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Desfrucftpe Fire.

Nav YoaK April Ia, p. m-The first three buildings
on Bc,kman street, occupied by Johnson a. Tresdweil
bakers, were burned last night The loss is $50 and
the insurance only $4,000.
The Globe newspaper has been discontinued
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TO CONTRACTORS.

oruoE COMMISSIONER OF PusLo Duu pings,
.... March IL, 1851
DRoPosALs until O'Clock Tues
9Th day Of April nelt for grading and rssens New
OF Capitol
grading require about cubic yards Of earth
gravel will be confined the the
probably exceed the
thickness OF the gravel covering will be ische in the and
each The will
per cubic for the filing and the price
be procured The
a hule delay possible and continued with such
force be deemed TOT It's early completion
VIM. Easily,
Ma20-tAps Commissioned Of Public Buildings
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OEElCIAL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Report the Superintendent Of the DATED siuts' Coast sures
the Secretary Of the Trsasuy the latitude and longitude
Point Conception, Catyornia. aeE H
..a. CoAsr SURVEY OFFICE March %, 1851
station Point Conception
California, been DETERMINED from observations BY Asslan
George DAVIDSON deg 26 Sc north, and the iong
25 min in time hours mn ~ sec west
Greenwich Observatory.
Yours very respectfully,
A. D. BACHE
supr U. 8. Coast Survey.
Hon w. L. Hop0E,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
Treasury Notes Outstanding list April, 1851.
a..rH Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, April !, 1851.
Amour, outstanding Of prior TO aad
outstanding Of aad July, ls4s, as e =,
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of january ls47,
as per dto......... 1870 "
lsassl 8.
Deduc, cancelled notes hands Of accounting
officers $3.50 is under prior to 22d July, ~ -
1886, and si00 under OF 2sh January, ls47. 2So
slsa7Il 6.
TOWNSEND HAINEs, Register.
Apa-it
Lands sacred and Classical.
Is NOW OPEN fortnight only, Odd Fellows Hail. Wash
L ington, Il.
GLlDDoNs GRAND MOVING TRANSPARENCY
Egyptian aniqaies SC, and splendid abieaua OF
writings paintings sculptures Oral descriptions,
comprising archaeological dscovees by George Giddon
formerly United Cairo
Oreutai mus each exhibition.
Every evening O'Clock. "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
at half past O'Clock.
hour before
Admission, children half price
Tickets for also The principal hotels and book and music
kc
23-n
BY A. GREEN, Auctsonser.
fOll POTS OF ROSES JAroEIcAs GERANiUMs. AZ a
UUU LAS Ac Friday the 4th instant shall
Pennsylvania
avenue, splendid Towering prnts
Nemontain, borborn noisette, and !.
Carnaton pnks geraniums, Serbenias, aZaias, &C.
With large quantity ofother Towering plants
The the well known greenhouse
of Mr.. G. Mcleod, and Of the finest specimens.
A. GREEN,
Ap2-a Auctoneer.
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Arripoi Of The Merlin

Nsw yoRE, April Ia, p. m.-Thc Merlin from Der
muds, arrived this morning. She brings news of i'm
porsnce The Bermuda legislature will convene on tn,
18th instant
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Tuesday, the lat instant. LAURA
Of VIZ. A. and WusisA r. krcuAspsoS.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not YET
paid, though paya.
BILE.
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or InstitatsThc regular meeting Of This In
viii he held this wednesday, evening O'Clock vt TEN
Hat The following viii discussed els phreroioKy
science ~ The public invited IN attend
lII ata .W. W. H. HULL, President
RI. M.nsros Secretary.
Ap2 f9#E
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The Senate Bribery Case.

ArsayY March 3I.-Mr Boil, the sergeant at a rms to
The senate, II said, wilt under oath, the
aud deputy clerk from any knowledge peroip
in the alleged bribery
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TO CONTRACTORS.
oruos OF CosNsnosrR or rusrIo BuiLprses,
March ~, 1851
PROPOSALS will be received this ofnce until Tuesday The 9Th
April inclusive, for line OF trench and
barrel cuvcrt inches in the cear and
OF best hard brick and hydraulic
t7h the Donh eide
New York side Of Pennsylvania avenue dis
The proposals VIII
the thousand brick furnishing all The matea and
trench, be
computed by engineer The above
be completed by the .oth OF June. - zan..
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
Mar ip-dtAprS
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Dy-Mas"nhe--~A communication ~ Hiram Icdg. 10
Will be held NJ the hall
syyans avenue, Friday evening next, instant
The members are requested be punctua attendance
business OF great Importance viii be Lodge
ny order Of the Lodge.
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EROM LONDON -wbo', who in 1881 aRccord of Rank
L Official station vol, for the pocket
Dod's fariia rsnssyy Companion for 1851.
Book Of In Art for 1851, exhibiting
discoveries and improvements ofthe
Mar FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The committee OF Investigation Into the charges preferred
by Mike Walsh will make a report Tomorrow, exouera.
ting senators from all blame In the Mr. Buls own
COME ssion convicts him of crrpinality.
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2ouihtrn Steamers

Nrw ORLEANS, March 2g--The Georgia sailed tod a,
with 1877 Paslengers Ths steamer Union will leave 10
New York the ls proxno.
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TO OWNERS Lands In Texas--A gentleman in VhEaie,
who good and desires 70 remove 70 IshAs
the would like become the son W scme
Of lands country, with view 70 bring mem ae0
market.
a capital, and DESTROYS Of engaging in
testimonials of capart
bis ncquantAnce such
enable him considerable cmiErat'on TO Texs
would he inclined avail huNsf
an
suitable by addressing paid,
VIM 6OULDfN,
agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
MarI3 q
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lady was lately waited by poor woman who lived
in The neishborhood and who solicited charity nrgng 'na
.bc had named her child after the lady fhnd understood
tbs, the l,ie one boy" said the lady 40 u y, "
the other "Oerslnly, them you could not have given
n M name 81 know H." said the other but your
name 10 Augusta and named my boy augustus when -
o near il that thought you would give new irock for
him and s do without the apron account Of the d'
ference in the last syllable"
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THE Farmers Encyclopaedia, vol, with numerous
by W. johnson, r. r. g., adapted the
United by Gonvcpeur Emerson.
usband vol published under the supentendcnce
Tho ancet fp Diffusion Of Useful knowledge
Farmers, and Grszers' Guides by n. Lawrence.
Aliens Amcrcnn Farm Book.
Farmers Dictionary, with numerous illustrations
Filling and fertiiring Land u vol. London.
Johpson's Lectures Practical Agriculture.
Ruist'a Family Kitchen Gardener.
The ar Guide by james Gsskins.
Farmers Companion; by the late Jcsve Duet
Rnndolphis Culinary Gardener.
Farmers. School Book, by J. Orviie Taylor.
Iorsin's Practscal Iiusbsndry.
Treatise Mnnures by G. W. johnson, esq, r. r. g.; vol
+
An Essay on Mnnures by Samuel l.. Dana.
Popular Treatise Charles ouarry
C1haptsls Agricultural Chemistry. Y
Iohnsson's Agricultural Chemiptry.
IJehig's Agricultural Chemistry. #e
Whitey's Agricultural Geology.
April NJ #sF FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Amount on depOs
lite.
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THE D MON
TREAsUHER,s STATEMENT.

NlVN -
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Dy DYER Il MCGUIRE. A~etAenssrs. fusA
VERY VALUABLE LOT At AUCTION.-On Thursday
O'Clock shall sell In front OF the prsnisss
Of lot, Nos and 457 fronting 81 fest on es street,
lis This one Of the
private residence in the city. 80
property sold with view To investment IL
quarter II desired,
credit paid qusery secured by deed Of ua s
premises. N
DYER h Mcguire,
Mar a-eodAds Aucuoness
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During the session of tbs circuit court in Lexington,
Kentucky, most faithful ugly man was seen aa'y re
wa Away. hand, and perfectly hideoos One OF the
lawyer, coud bear IL no Longer, and said to him
"Wel. you the ugliet white man ever saw.
The poor pumpkin burst into hearty laugh, and
said-
"well can't help H. can / y
.No.v answered the son OF Blackstone, /" no, you
on~t help but confonnd You could stay at home
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