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From the Albany ~. y STATE Registo
What they -.y Abroad OF New York Mbtu

Journals 81 other States cannot be- supposed 10
enter into the prJudices Tint more on less influ
ence thosc u our own. Their opinions. therefore
~ relation 10 New York politics may he taken as
an index 81 public sentiment abroad. The Hart.
ford Couanf, one Of the trucst and staurchcst
Wing papers IN tie Union, snys.
"Nrv YoaK wm8s- We do not like the aspect
- thIngs ~ manifested among the Nhigs II the
State ~ New York
owe have no objection so a preference among
our friends fgr SCOTT, CT WEBsTEn OF FuLagEy
u that preference u merelya personal one Bot
cannot be pleased with preference based on
an opposition 20 the measures II the present Adj.
ininistfati0n. " the objections 70 Mr. Fillmore de-
peud upon dislike to his appointment. in the
State that be easily overcome; but il they pro.
coed from opposition 60 the COmprOmise men.
SURGE tits The duty Of bic opponents plainly 20 say
before the nominal ton, that we may know here
70 hud them, aud not he drawn by them unwit
upely into the embrace u Freesoilism
ON announcing the various results ofthc election
Of delegates IN the State, the New York Tribune
end Albany Journal speak Of the success OF the
Scott delegates IN tone q such triumph az must
Dc exceedingly Ofensivc to tho other sections Of
the Wing party, without whose votes they cannot
be successful ls all this triumph and csu,tation
good policy, Is il indicative Of the harmony that
ought 10 reign in party which expects 10 he vic
torious"
II will bo noticed that the Cowant doc not fail 10
observe the difference in the pursued Ly the
Wbg and Abolition papers. While the former
express their preferences and advocate the claims
oi Mr.. Fillmore, tbey attack no other candidate;
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TIVE METHODIST CosrEnsscE AND THE ODD
FELLows.-According to Geographic report of
the proceedings Of the Methodist Conference at
Boston, on the 18th instant, subject taken up
Of somc interest to the society Of Odd Fellows,
The despatch says:
"The Ohio Annual Conference had passed n VOTE
Of censure upon some of lite members for joining
The order, in disregard Of certain Conference reso
luions npOn the subject.
"The committee on itinorancy reported unfavor-
ably upon the action Of the annual Conference,
with resolution declaring the proceeding disof-
derby.
REV. II. Slicor moved n substitute, declaring IT
not competent for annual Conference 10 cen
members for joining secret societies. and tina
the action Of the Ohio Conference be annulIcd ~
The substitute was laid on the table y vote
Of 80 90 %, and tho report OF the corpGiticc was
adnnled.n
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THE SUPPOSED GoID, &c, ON THE RrvEa GrLA.-
The Santa Fe Gazette of the 3D. OF April thus no
tees the reputed wealth Of the Rio ella:
awe have at length received reliable statements
concerning the mineral properties and wealth OF
the lands adjacent TO, and in the vicinity of, the
celebrated Rio ella, by personal converse ton
with several Of the returned members Of the COM
pany that left here in January last. From the re-
ports they bring in. and from what they infer from
personal inspection OF the supposed gold locality
we arc inclined TO question whether there ever
the slightest probable reason, either from tradition
history, for believing that gold and precious
stone aboundcd there.
1.-THE fact beyond doubt is established, that
neither gold nor precious stones exist there 10
rant any extensive exploration; and that whoever
builds his castlc Of such light material the radi-
tons Of this country supply in regard TO hidden
wealth, will in all probability share in the dows-
fall Of the whole edhcc.
"Scvcral Of the company have gone 10 Cali
fornio; some two have returned to this city;
and some others are on their way TO the States via
Texas. So much for the ella bubble"
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MAcAuLAY's HIsroRv.-The London AHsn9,sm
states, on the authority Of the Mcssrs. Longman,
that the edition Of Mncaulay's England "will
be verbatim the same that SALE" and
that tbc calling in Of copies from the hands Of the
booksellers is simply trade arrangement usual
with them when they print of new impression
Of any book.-Boston Journal
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TnrnsnAY. NAV 20. 1850

IHIHsHNFt NIdy 80 I7JL'
No Isl. The United States, plaintiffs in error.
rs. A. Hodge, jr., and l.. Pierce.--Ths cause
Mesed by Mr.. Attorney General Crittendcn for
the plaintiffs in error, and 10y Messrs May and
Eeverdy Johnson for the defendants in error.
Adjourned until to. morrow al II O'Clock a. IA
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ToBAeco ron CALrronsrA EmIoaANTs. The St
Joscphs Adventure has the following item:
"a gentleman writing 10 us from Salt Lake
City snys You will confer a favor on California
emigrants by advising them to procure all the TO.
bacco they may want before leaving the States, as
il s impossible to procure any at this place."
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Tvs ASSURANCES Losses by the heavy fire on SUM-
day night, Mt Swifts sugar refinery, amount to
8 10000, divided among nearly forty companies,
most Of them out Of town only one loss exceed
ing $4,000, and lint one amounting 10 $4,000.
IN. " TINES,
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NAME OF LIBKRIA.-Mr. J. III. b. Latrobe has
addressed letter to the New York Express, cx-
planning that the name Of Liberia" is derived
from the latin word hbu, free man, and that it
originally suggested as a name for the coun
try in Africa which now bears il by General Ro-
bert Goodlow Harper, Of Baltimore.
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Tux CRors. So far the prospect Of another
abundant harvest is good, the wheat having sus-
tanned very little injury from the pact long and
winter. There is alec promise OF abundance
Of fruit. The peaches injured in some places,
hut in other places they bid fair 20 be abundant.
Tie weather is very fine, and vegetation advancing
with great rapidity, il 10 make up for lost time
[Pifsbmgh (Pa) Gazette.
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lsPoR1srioS % SUoAR AND MoLAssEs During
the year 1851 he importation Of brown sugars into
The United state amounted 20 800 531 sol pounds,
value : - SS2,21i; Of white refined sOgsfs H..
OOoOOO pounds value ~ 100000. OF Inolasscs
there we're imported - 376772 gallons, valued at
S3,1W ,5ol; making the total valuation 81 the i'm.
pOrtatIOn Of these two arti,lcs , ~ SO $50; or
nearly twelfth Of the value Of tie entire imports
TOR The year, which amounted 20 S2I6. 22i g32 The
principal import Of sugar from Cuba; 276 900 900
pounds, valued nt Sl0OOO0OO coming from that
island.
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Loan AND LADY WHhRNcLFFE and daughter
are now in New Orleans, where they arrived a
few days since, in The stcarnship Georgia, from
Havana, with the intention Of making tour in
this country They will go ~ tho Mississippi aud
Ohio to Cincinnati, and go on t. The Atlantic citeB
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Among the strangers at present visiting
Washington is GRANVILLE JOHN PENN, esq,
of England, great grandson of the Gunder of
Pennsylvania. -Inielligence
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The Senate, yesterday, was occupied in the
consideration of the Deficiency BILL and the
House of Representatives with business relat-
ing to the Territories of the United States
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PErITIoSs

BY Mr.. PARKER, Of Indiana. The petition Of
Samuel Johnson, CHARTS a. Jchery and Que hun.
dfei and l0rty-eight Othcrs, citizens of Wayne,
Randolph and Union couutios, Indiana. praying
for a ri weekly maI-route from Liberty, via
Ccntrtyilie so Winchester.
~ VI. FLORENCE Tho memorial Of John
Howard, Edward Ford, and David Ford, praying
Congress 30 afford them speedy relief by the pas.
sage Of Senate bill No. 81 prohibiting the mpora-
ton Of articles manufactured in the Canadian pro
vinccs from American patented machines, under
pcualtics.
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Hon. CAVE JOHNSON, of Tennessee, ex
Postmaster General, has arrived in Washing
ton, and taken lodgings at Browns Hotel
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Ma r. willis Of New York, accompanied
by Mr. Grinncll, was AT Montgomery, Ala, on the
Ith, on their way from Charleston 10 New Orleans.
Mr. w (sayB The Alabama Journai) ~ suffering
ffoni pulmonoty affection, and has been at the
Bernu5as during The winter without SUBSTANTIAL
relief
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Tue SMALL NoTE BnL, after all, has failed to be.
come law in Maryland; but ~ its passage has
been prevented by amendments which relate TO
Tie time when II shall SO into effect, IL is thought
II will yet pace.
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DEATH or JOINS IIowARp PAYSE.-A Washing
ton letter in the Baltimore Patriot announces the
death Of John Howard Payne, esq, our Consul al
TOMS, and the author Of several dramatic works,
and number Of other literary productions, inolud
ing tho popular song of"IIome. Sweet Home"
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FOURTH CoSoRKssIoSAL DisTRicT, IMissouRi. i
On Monday, the Goth ultimo. Judge Birch opened
the canvass by speech at Savannah. The sovan-
nah Snfinn, which supports the regular nomi
nation" thinks his speech made a favorable inn
precision, Though. il musQke confessed, bis apollo
gy for come Of tho proceedings Of the convention
which nominated him was not satisfactory as
might have been desired" Col. John r. Pitt took
the stump and announced himse AL Wing candi
date for Congress. lie was opposed to holding a
Wing Convention to nominate a candidate; but
while he did not wish nomination from con
vcnton, he was willing to prevent the necessity Of
holding one, by Withdrawing. II need be. Judge
Birch replied; and Col. Pitt spoke in rejondcr.
Mr. Robertson. Of Rochester, slso presented him
sslf ne a candidate for the Legislature. He was
nominated on the 10th ultmo, at Democratic
meeting at Rochestcr.--i. LOU, InteiiigtnceT.
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GEoRoE w. SUMMERS, Esa.--The Kanawha Re.
publican states that Mr.. Summers, in view Of the
urgent applications that have been made to him
from every part of the circuit, and Of the dctermi-
nation expressed by many to vote for him, whoihct
he be candidate not, has consented that his
friends shall place his name before the people for
the judgcsip Of the eighteenth circuit, composed
Of the counties Of Wayne. Cabcll, Putnam, Mason,
JAG kson, and Kanawha, in the State Of Virginia.
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journed ds after forming electoral ticket and
appointing the following delegates 10 the Wing
National Convention For the State at large, Hon.
John 6. Chapman and Hon. James A. Pearce. For
the first district, George &. Morgan. For the Sec
ond, VIM. Is. Clarke. For the third, Abram b.
Patterson. For the fourth, DR.. J Hanson Thomas.
For the fifth, George Vickers. For the SIXTH DR..
Francis B. Phelps. All good Clny-Fillmore wings
Mr. Chapman made an eloquent speech at the
close, eulogisc Of Clay and favorable to Fillmore.
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Jackson, aud Kanawha. in the State Of Virginia.
On the 10Th uh. the Hon. Mr.. Barringcr had an
audience Of the Queen Of Spain, to present an
autograph letter from the President Of the United
States, respecting the late attempt 20 sssassinatc
her majesty. Madrid official article reports it's
contents. with strong Acknowledgements, aud cele-
bratcs the friendly disposition and proceedings Of
the American Government in reference 10 Cuba.
Paris Leitr Of Journal of Commerce
Ex.sESAToR HASNEGAS, of Indiana, has dcv.
cred himself up to the proper authoritarian an ex
animation into the crcumsta noes resulting in the
death ofCopiain Duncan; his brother in law.
Captain Duncan s said TO have admitted fro-
qucntly that he slapped Mr. flanagan in the face
previous TO being stabbed. lie died lorgiving him
Without murmur or complaint only rcgrettng,
he said, that he had not died in Mexico.
Cincinnati Gdsttte, 17M
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supreme Court Of the United states.

IIouse OF RgrnEsENrA+lvgs May 20. 1852.
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Supreme Court of the United states.
THURSDAY, December 10, 1852.

THURSDAY December 10, 1852.
James w. Gerard, it,, esq, OF New York, was admit
ted an attorney and counsellor of this court
No. 25 Davis B. Lawler ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s.
James H. and John Walker. This cause was argued by
Mr. Chase for the defendants in error and submitted
on printed arguments by Messrs. Grosbeck, Fox, and
Walker for the plaintiffs in error.
No 2s Thomas o. lie Roy ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s.
latham and Brothers The argument OF this cause was
commenced by MIR. Gillel for the plaintiffs IN error
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock, a. M
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IMPoRTAsT TO MEN or FAsHIoN-GEoRGE r. GREEN,
Proprietor Of fashionable shirt making establishment No.
Asor House. New respectfully informs the gentlemen
Washn1on Geoetown and the vicinity thai he will be in Wash
ngton ON from 10Th until 2 Of December during
which time ne vii he happy take orders o gentlemen DESTROYS of
In the United
O. T. 0seeu system of measurement Invented by HIMSELF
perfect NJ IN All mathematical precision and
punctnsy in The execution Of ORDERS positively
The subscrber will put mp will receive
there, public no may found
purpose II taking their measure, &c.
GEO. r.. GREEN,
Dec 1o-dihol No Arter House, New York.
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CARD-Mrs. O. s. LEMON, having taken residence
"A Washington, win receive few pupils for Instruction
pa.c and IN vocs,son ny long experience IN her prceon
viii be enabled thorough and scientific knowledge
placing themselves under her charge.
TsrUs made residence Pennsylvs
avenue.
Mira O. 81 has the honor Of his Rrceiency Nil
Bu6er. Dec s. dimifs
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United states Patent Omce,
washington. December I6. 4

IN petition OF Mathew McKeeser OF winchester Frederick
county Virginia. praying of granted
henh March 1885, for an Improvement in the
theshng cleaning from The
expiration Of said PATENT which takes place on The neenth day
March, 1853
is ordered that petition Patent Once
Monday February, 1884, at IL O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the extension required 10 he In the Patent
specially forth writing at
hearings all testimony hled by either party
hearing taken and transmitted
with OF the once, which win be furnished on
picauon. . 49,
Union, and Republic, Washington d. CT Richmond
Richmond Va; Spectator, stanton, Va, Republican,
American and Patriot BALTIMORE MIDI Inquirer
Philadelphia PA and Express, New York VI once week for
three February, 1852
d. H. HODGES,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PsEdtors papers please copy, and send
Patent Once with containing this notice
necI II avtN
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ICE CREAM Two Dollars per tssIion--Pstent Ice
machincThe Subscriber has lately purchased OF
making Of ice and has
experimenting and improving the
and thinks he has brought TO state Of perfection
machine, and boy hfteen Of
and fifty fro hundred
gallon. per day, quality that made the old
could possibly
of fifteen gallons day lie therefore enabled by
labor aud offer the
duced price y gallon and that he thinks OF
quality sold by him, and which has
commendaion from all his customers
~ q. GAUTIER,
vine dc Paris, Of Penn avenue and iiih street
Dec l5-3f
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HOUSE OF REpaEsENTATIyEs.

After the reading OF the journal,
MIR. STUART asked leave to move TO extend the time
for closing the debate in Committee OF the Whole The
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PETITIONS, Ero., UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr.. MILLSON; The memorial OF Mrs. Virginia Rut-
ter widow of Dr. Edward j. RutteT late surgeon OF the
United States navy asking be included In the bene oil
of 1850 granting extra pay TO those VINO served 10
California, &c.
BY Mr.. PORTER: The petition Of Michael Bower,
administrator MAJOR Edward Waller late OF Virginia,
for the OF a pension due for the revolutionary ser
vices of said Waller; referred the Committee on Rsvou-
tionary Pensions.
Show, Massachusetts continental iine for Communication
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NEW FANCY GOODS--Mrs. II. GLITCH takes pleasure in
IN calling the attention Of ladies and
the and OF fancy goods,
Christmas presents She has
opened for inspection Wednesday the 18th
China flower vases, card baskets and perfume bottles
China cups and with
Rococo and rosewood work boxes
Card and portmonnaies
Silk bags and purses
Shell and buffalo tuck combs, patterns
Shell buffalo, and other dressing combs
Hair, nail, and tooth brushes
FaInas de cologne
Lubins perfume for the handk erclef and toile,
Plain and vanegated purse silk
Purse and bag ornaments
Stee gilt and slvered beads
Embroidery, crochet, and braiding patterns
SILK. linen, and
Berlin zephyr, worsted, ac, &c.
Also variety Of toys, Sc &c too numerous 20
All OF which be al nc reasonable prices.
MRS. III. GLITCH,
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
Deci5-a doors from 10Th
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CONFECTIONERY, PRESERVES, Sc.-The subscriber
respectfully attention Of public his
received such liberal the last and for
this quality OF which he dehes compeuuon
$50 canisters truffes
100 do asparagus
E 500 10 petit pois
do
500 bottles assorted preserves
$50 cnrrant Jelly, assorted sizes
800 bottles
do fresh for vegetables
AIarre Of sadnes, gnge and mouarde
de noble, &c
800 pounds kisses, from 81 to SO pound
5000 pounds fruit glasses
5000 bon bons, at 20 cents pound
100 kegs Malaga SC.
which offered the reasonable terms either
wholesale retail by g. GAUTIER,
La vile Paris, and IIth street
. IS-3uf !.
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nIsCoURsEs Sayings Of Lord Jesus Christ illustrated in
Exposiuons by John Brown, d. d. vols. svo
So half calf 81.
Pooes upon Holy Bible. vols cloth, sl0
half calf library, ndispensa
We advise church to make
sentauon Of these three volumes 10 heu pastor as New Years
gin,
McCosh, A. NJ, svo,, Sai IN half cali, 81 y.
McChsyne teers and Remains, with fine portrait svo
81 80; half calf 81 So
fine 10, Of works, very superior Turkey
bindings, suitable for gifts.
For sails by GRAY n BALLANTYNE
Dee IL Seventh street, near Odd Fellows Hall.
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THE Industrial Resources, etc.. of the Southern and
Western embracing Of their aKrieu
manufactures, internal Improvements slave and free labor
slavery Institutions, products kc Bow New Orleans
For sale in wsshing,on by
TAYLOR A. MAURy,
Dec l6 Boetscilsrs, near psh street
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One fourth the residue in twelve, and eighteen
MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest," and
cured by deed Of trust.
ndispunble Convcyapce expense OF the purchasers
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Dec l5-d Aueuoneer
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IN CONGRESS- OF THE U. STATES.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1859.
SENATE.

The Secretary read a note from Hon, VIM. r. KING,
President of The Senate, requesting Hen ID. X. ATcHi-
SON 10 preside the Senate to-day Mr.. ATcHIsoR
said that If there objection he would comply
with the request and objection being made, ne
cordingly took the chair
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splendid silks, Embroideries, sc

JUALTER HARPER CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between p
and open beautiful and
figured plain silks Of latest styles and coo
Also menoe eashmeres, and mouenes, Of most desirable
shades. + IF
Lace and muslin embroisenes styles, cbemsetia and
sleeves borthes caps, capes, and cofures
Also haws and scan with great variety Of novelties, 60
which they would respectfully call the attention OF purchasers
Dec l7-d6nf
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Ps-Editos the papers will please copy, and send
Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Dec I7-law3w
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-or
Tuesday afternoon, December ois, O'Clock the prem
H. No fo7, improved sub
bull, story and brick dwelling with bach
building, houses &c
property handsomely
oth Streets very desirable location priva
residence eff
Terms 81 500 OF the purchase money cash he residue
nine and twelve months with interest," secured by decd ofrus
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
Dec sd Aucnoneer.
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NEW IMPORTATroN-Esrthenv China, and
slsss.T. PURsELL SON just imported per ships
Queen Of the West &c. from Lvsrpoo directly 100 crste and
hnds. OF the above articles. a
Also, manufactures so packages OF press
and plain Of the and shapes which, with
and
embracing almost article In their ins Of business
Also, fine assortment OF common goods, suitable for
csries
First quality stonewsrc factory prices.
Al Of which will be Sold wholesale and retail NJ the lowest
prices. -...U
Engh Froneh white granite, and India China dinner
toilet
decorated figured Chns SETS fancy
coffee and cups, &C.
Plated forks, table and tea spoons, casters, sc
Britannia coffee and sets
Waters, rrandeles, vases
Solar, hall and Liverpool lamps lanterns.
cali from their friends and the public generally solicited
their and warehouse opposite Browns Hotel Pennyvans
avenue T. PURsELL SON.
Dec i6-d2wn @kL
LoH sALE.-The yellow houses and Io. on street
between ish and 18th, occupied by Mrs Reed boarding
house Terms accommodating Apply 70
Dec 10 lw PLATT d STEWART. Iysb e.
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BY j. O MCGUIRE, N"oucneer.
Hay AT AUCToNon Monday, December 20, al ~ O'Clock
III shall sell, the farm occupied BY Dr. Haw, Seventh
boundary street
2 damaged clover hay
az tons mixed timothy hay, .-
Terms cash. j. g.. MCGUIRE, n
led Aucuoneer.
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Hon. A. n. II. STUART,
Secretary OF the Interior.
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BY y. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY TO SETTLE AN
taeon Monday afternoon, December 2oh at O'Clock,
shall sell, without following lots
ground
Square No. 5, lots and
~, 10
I: !: ;'i