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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

u Yesterday, shortly after IL o'clock,
Hon. POWELL Cobb, attended by the Mayor, entered
the Governors Room in the City Hall, To receive
the complimentary visits of his friends. An address
was read BY the Mayor, to which the Hon Senator
replied. Thanking the Mayor for his courtesy. he
remarked that the compliment paid to himself VA,
unde'ervec, but would DO fully appreciated BY the
State be represented indication oshat spirit of
good feeling which he hoped would continue TO exis,
among the States of the Union. The Compromise
measures he considered as part of his duty TO sc
vocsie insamuch a. the agitation threatened to over
throw this great Republic and IN their from
the beginning to the end Of the contest hs had found
no cause Of regret. VIVA. was prophecy two year,
since was nov matter Of history. In the ureser.
vs,ion OF such Constitution a. they lived pnd.r
there was honor enough for both parties. and in
seeking It's preservation he would advise them m,
TO look to the strong of the military, but r,,be,
to the hearts ofthe American people, where In prn
ciples were FIRST implanted by their foref,,h.r,
The Hon. Senator was warmly applanded. and ,t,s,
receiving his friends. retired from the Hall
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EsrAnLIeHKp I925.-In this, Che g.

ESTABLISHED I625.-In this, the twea-
pYiotsrs Of the only Es In the City In the year
is15 which projected and successfully carried oat
msuts bshoOves in the adence OF our
experience Wthstandpg the efforts that have been
mid 10 ec0al our poduooIs that sill continue To
keoO On hand the best Of Ready Clothing
70 b had IN this mafhs whcn We would solicit the at
tep az those who in eases o emergency other
require fysrats suit prices which must satisfy the
discerning that the nost economical not the
lowsss priced goods
usual supply Of the newest and most desirable fab
Scs will enable u the requirements ofhose pre-
beat talent IL employed. ". I. JENNINGS Co.
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The MAINE Law IN CONNEcTIcUr.-ln
another part Of The Tribune will be found re.
port of State Temperance Mass Meeting of the
citizens OF Connecticut, held at New Haven yes
terday, to see what course should be taken to ar
rest the ravages of Rum. circular had been
previously sent to the candidates already in
nomination for State Officers, soliciting their
views on the subject of the passage of law in
Connecticut similar in it's provisions to the cele'
brated Maine Law. All the Wing candidates
answered avorably, did all the Free Sellers,
except one-Mr. Webb-whO is up for Score
tary of State. No letter was received from
him, nor from any of the regular Loco-Foco
candidates. The Convention adopted reso
lutions regulating the Opposition tisket re-
gaIding silence as equivalent to rum and while
making no distinct nominations, commencing
alike the Wings and Free Sellers, leaving
voters to select for themselves. If they act
wisely they must vote for those gentlemen, both
for State Officers and Members of the Legisa.
ture, who, being right on the Temperance ques-
ton, are most likely to succeed.
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-sGlory to goodness SAID the Old wo-
man who had fnanciered cut of quandary.
Il have borrowed money enough to pay all
nv debtsr This female Walker had at
least as much reason for exutation as our
Country has in view of the recent turn of
affairs. For, be it ever borne in mind, we
have paid nothing, and are now paying
nothing, but only sinking deeper and faster
in debt. Instead of paying off the bills
that were worrying US, and taking due pre-
cautions against like botheratiOn in fu-
ture, we have simply transformed them
into obligations maturing at a remote day.
For every Million that we found it incon-
venient to pay when due, our polite cred
itors have agreed to take Sixty thousand
. year for fifteen or twenty years, and the
principal at the end Of the term. And we
are dealing with this as though we had
wiped out the debt, and plunging further in
debt at double speed On the strength of it.
Meantime the Furnaces and Factories
which should turn out the Iron and Cloth for
which we are thus running our face stand
idle and deserted; the Artisans and La
borers who should have produced them
wander hither and thither in search Of en-
ployment, or are desperately contriving and
schemipg to reach the Land Of Gold, where
Labor is not such drug. For every hum
dred dollars worth of Metals, Cloths or
Wares that we have run in debt for during
the past year, there has been an American
workman standing idle for months past,
anxieusly seeking work and finding none.
There never before was so great dearth Of
employment throughout the Free States, as
during the past winter, and it still continues.
And still we 60 on, running in debt Millions
per month for products that our now idle
laborers would gladly make, and calling it
buying them cheap. And we have just
heard Of large purchase of Railroad Iron
from England at 1914 per ton, payable in
seven per cent. Bonds running fifteen years.
Thus for each tun of this Iron over S76 in
cash must be paid before and at the matur.
ing of the Bonds-but who cares for debts
having fifteen years to run. We may ali
be dead before they mature. So hurrah for
giant debts abroad and idle laborers at
home Hurrah for boundless Speculation
to-day, though Bankruptcy be as bound
less tomorrow Hurrah for giant fortunes
made by Bond-msngeripg and giant Taxes
to support our crowded Aims Houses! Hur-
rah for blown-out Furnaces and British
Free Trade
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Personal Affair.
Cores pondence of The N. Y Tribune.

espondence Of The n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Tuesday, March 9, 1852.
A personal rencOnter took place this
morning, Mt Browns Hotel, between 1t. BsALs, the
recent Loco-Foco appointee of Mr.. FILLMORE for
Superintendent of Indian Affairs in California, and
Mr. CRANE, the Editor of California Wing paper.
1t seems that Mr.. CRANE had been to the Presi-
dent to demonstrate with him in regard to the ap-
pontmeLt Of the'sad BEALE on account OF his poll.
tics 1t seems also that Mr.. BBAIE was offended to
think that Wing should dare to question the pro.
piety of an appointment OF Loco .Foco, and so he
made 4 personal attack upon Mr.. CRANE, rs above
stated. Slick.
tFor some piquant comments on 1t. BEALEs ap
pontment, see ]. 8. P's letter Oh the Sixth Pagel
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q The Albany State Register, of ye,ter-
cay, has half column Of pretty hard laasu.x.
against certain Anti-Renters, and in favor of Mr.
lager Who got into some officially with these AMI,
Hen'srs ~ the tom Of Bsrne, while serving bro.
cess The telegraph informs US that Mr.. Yaxer h.s
essn sentenced, by Justice slads, to pay a nae Of
Nv wn'oa he did at Albany yesterday. We Sc, NJ
feasi sor 1hs Rssisr bat In . higher law.
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PrRrMpToRY SALE or SIxrY BuILplNc

LoTs AT AUCTION OUR readers win that ANTHONY
nLEEcxER will sell At auction THIS Day. at 10 O'clock
1ns meichants' Exchange, large number Of building
0e belonging 10 the estate John ssten deceased aud
o9e oensistng Of twsaysx ors ground beth sides
yNh0 and On I'd Az the north vest Sadsoush
~ and .sh s. between a asd ID svs loss and
the nosth-weat u 80 aud yfkst all fronting
the avenue 9lots on 81 hist between 9Th and 7th.svs
eet ON 18Th st 3th lots The east side of2d
between ga and SD SITS; and lot Sd between 59th
aad eoth sts Maps above properly had
Auctl0p H00na No
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The OprRA.-Mr. Maretzek, late man.

The OPfRA.-Mr. Maretzek, late man.
ager OF the Opera at Astorplacs has dispatched the
leading members OF his troupe, Sgnorna Stsfanone
and Signori Saivi and Maiini, to New-Oreans, with
the bulk of his orchestra. He will follow as soon
sshe RECEIVERS from severe illness with which he
isnow suffering and after season in that city. /.
is his intention to proceed to Mexico Our loss is
the gain Of our New. Orleans friends, and we con-
graduate upon their pleasure in store Tie pleas
ATTEST associations with opera in this City cluster
about the troupe which has just left US. May their
success equal their merit
We understand that Mr.. Mareszsk is negotiating
tor loIg lease Of Metropolitan date Tripsrl Hall
with ths intention Of transforming it into an Opsra
House
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ceslsssg newspapers all the siss ssslors and pra
Spal towns in the United Sstes Dystnh Provinces no..
srs q 6s Tor ssasissss ct v. b. PALnHas Aavsrss-
NJ Aesscy. Tribune BsildSea
w Psinsr - the au.hssizsd agent. duly Empowered
10 make ontEacts ard ,seeves advertisements and sub
scx1posos - The psbiishsSs' ls~eGx rasss.
Accurate and reliable for the adoption OF
thorsugA osnpss AID ipdscoas sysssm sf sAvcsslng
eAssrisl oss.us'ss,ea ~ ,hs agent md cea,sn emf
ekos Il ne places And passs hest sdpssd sxssad the
kpsiness 81 advertisers.
ot Of thSpaces papers, ana pYices mar be had
a the Aeoocy, wisheut charge.
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WET Goops, WET Goops.-Greate,

WET G0oDs, WET Goops Greater bar
esins ih.a ever G M BopiNE purchased On Saturday
large lot of Vet Gsocs ~ auction. for about third
su cost Of manufacture Th.ss goods will he sold at
shads from invoice prices Consisting Of fine white
MusIin only I'd 500 pcs Shrtng Linens only D. to g.
I'd, asd 9s worth 6s TO 81 $50 Linen Table Dauask
oAlI u. Sd Be-, 81 sd worth IS and Is $500 White
Quilts enly 81. worth 50 So Linen Toweng HAndtsT-
chiefs, &c, 10. Come saly for bai gains
q. II. BopINg, No 32s Grand st cor, Orchard.
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ul0,0O0 yards old and well seasoned
OH Cloths from eject to "a feet vide 2 a. to S. per
yMd. a ]. HYATTs Carpet aad OIL Cloth Warehouse.
No " BOvery.
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LADIES or Nsw-YoRK AND VICINITY

LADIES or NBw-YOR AND VICINITY
O. d. BoprNs has Just opened few cases of eles,nt
Spring Gooss q The latest so%s ., ns
eonsisng Of EXTRA rich Brecade Silks, plain changeabs
Chanelson Silks plain and erocade black Silks PARIS
printed Jscenets, Dslsnss Bsrege Dsaines BaYegss,
fisses. Grenadines, French AND Scotch Ginghsms,
Spring ohawls. plain and Grape ShAw from
low price TO extra. rich embroidered, &c.
g. II. IODINE. Ne re- Grand 1T. cor, Orchard
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R PRoE. WILLIAMS gives another

Of bis UNIQUE and Wonderful EntsTtanmen1 On MtItA
IIchsnnv TINS EVENING u Metropolitan Nate Trplefl
6aI q u o'clock Admtsnes. IS cents; Children. half
price "The whoe world and the rest Of mankind should
nake Dont TO attend, and mistake, they wish to
- amused
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FAvLrLEss SHlaTs.-Two difficulties are
osa complained Of BY gsasemsaths difficulty OF procuF-
ING shirts perfectly adapted the figure and fashionable
IN gyls and Of obtaining thsm without fail at the time
specified. when the order received Both these dssds
rata are guaranteed sGREEN Furnishing Es
eahkshn ent for &c ntlsnea No A AstoY House.
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W Union Hall Wholesale Clothing

Warehouse corner Fulton and Nassau-ss.. New York
The attention Southe,B and Western merch ants visit
Ing this CITY, 10 respectfully invled TO our immense stock
Of eprBg and Summer CT thing which embraces all the
asw and styles Of suitable for the season.
manufactured By workmsn and cut in the most
Slogsa snd modern STYLE and a. prices which cannot fail
20 1--WE entire satisscsn n B-A large assortment Of
Boys' ClstAtns constantly on hand p. L. ROGERS.
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GRrAr BARGAINS IN CARPrrrxe .--Prrrx.

= GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPgrfN6. --PErgR-
eoN HUMPHREY No. so Broadway. corner II White
order . make for their sprre purchases sad
possaons viii cell the hslascs Of tesr wisssr stock
soAsr vh their large parhase ~ the late large auction
ale conssng Of usA Velvet Tapestry BRUSSELS. Three
ply snd suDsr6se Caypsssg At per cent lsss ihAn frs
niece Heussksspsrs and ethers shcud sva themselves
a sAis opportunity fer Oh, ass,sg great bargains
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SosoRA GoLp M,suse CoMpANY-Ofiice

N.. Wal ST., Newyerk, room No. Z. Capital
e. "a o00-sharss $ie0 each. The books o( sub-
" r.: Hs%s "a a.: .sw opened !:
once wssrs p.S 1s%ss s S,f'fss.s
Ana any Information relative TO shs objects sss prosDs.. a
dance q captasts he Company h, na.ss.s;oS o.,
q tns moss vaiuaos r.hsS "A California located, ca
~. vsas s.,,s He ~ OF sonora Tsoiumns County,
~. nAisss complete engine asd stamp work
$500 ~ ass wn'ci viii be snip ped BY clipper
Atly II shs purpose of the Trustees TO
the work with wager. and view TO pIoht fron
Il miang II is deemed unnecessary to enter
" calcula Of probable profits II having been salts
factouy ascealed thai apsa,ss Already IN operation
with sood machinery. have been emineat suceessfsl
The machinery being mxis for this Company, u un
der the immediate suPer,srn VI X G. KING Eco the
builder Of tho Gold Hi Quartz lining Oompanv 3
Nnown Pseks) MILL" which has produced such aston
Aing Iesus and wall be twice the szs Of that sstAblsh
neat The employees all responsible positions will he
sAazshcds win special regard 70 ability aud
integrity and required 70 soats with suresss,
ssch sums a. dssnsa socispt to guard She later
ssts 81 shareholders.
lss any information. b, sddssns the TrsasaIsr post
pal, b. nal. ID, ~. INGIRsoLl, Prcsadent.
TEos r.. HASTINGS. Treasurer
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~ FowLsR h WILLS, Psychologists and
fshlsAen4 Cintss Hall No. i3i Nsusa-st., Nsv-veis,
and No. IA ws1hsssrs-H.. Bcs,sa.
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Gonna OF BRoApwAY AND BLrrcKRR

sr-No observe the four the vicinity
above named, without percevns the extensive estabsh
Hent Of CLARK tbs cslebrNsd tailor And NO one who
orders suit from Mr. Clark Will 10 hasy to change
taofs Hts garments tse most approved siy
while his prices Asbie Himself artss the
true sense he sdapis his h instead Of turning them of
mechanically. We commend hin the attention Of those
Who are IN want Of tip toy oelh.
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SILKS. SHAwLs, Dsxss Goops, LAcrs,
~ the issess inporta ous just sceivsd in and
stsnnesS 81 lads Shaws msch under value Also, La
TrsASst crrr,se. No. ,sl Broadway.
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H1Ts-SpRINs FAsaIer.-WAsxocx's,

No. rs Broadway. Irving Hesss. have now reedl ne
pov Of tAs character ays Of Hats emanatng non
- eotablahment unaffected In extenave and rap
III Increasing popularity, 10 UNAVAILABLE evidence d
Sk6ir USr6.
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ONE MORE
GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY.
THE PEOPLE IN FAVOR or A MAINE LAW.
Brilliant Array of Sober Men and Women.


Last night an immense gathering Of the
friends of Temperance, Virtue aud Prosperity,
filed every nook and corner of Metropolitan
Hall. Not a seat and hardly possible standing
place was unoccupied. Among the audience
were 1890 ladies, Tor L" old grannies," as they
are dignifed by the Rum-sellers,) whose pres
ence added in great degree go the high moral
character of the meeting. The enthusiasm Of
those present OVERLOOKING and boundless.
and they could hardly have acted more happy if
they had met to rejoice over the passage of the
Maine Law.
AT u o'clock. C. G. LEIGH, President of the
Temperance Alliance, called the meeting to
order, and
DR.. ELEAZER PARMLY
was chosen President. Mr.. LEIGH then read
the names of the other officers, as follows:
iPIS " Oliver E:s' Assistant Presidents
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HosIrRY BY Tus CASE OR DozEN-South.

en- sad Western Dealers who seeking assortment
u Hosiery complete their bills Of purchase, will nd at
the store Of Ray 4 ADAMS No 81 Wlamst near Piae,
carefully selected stock Of Hose Half Hose Gloves Sus-
psndsSs. &C., in excellence, variety, and
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H1au Rests AND CHAP HArs.-The

wsoSssfsI Ie.s: and hs sra s so9 y.
t ma istsrss,;ss iotcs Of the day Tho iaoies nov
ever nosopezs the former subject, whrs .ss sS
sysv Isss ard may the daty hearted landlords DO
cSest:d out Of the rent kNoxs eseor
ofths spring fashion DO examined at n sales
vooun q Fulton
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CARPErMGs, &c.-SMTH & LouNsBrRY,
Ne 1ss PsalSt. have nsw 10 store . complete and de-
srahis assortment Of sfRINe STYLES, when they Of
fsnas ~ the following very reduced pIicss;
Per ysfdI Per yard.
Velvet Carpets ios 70 l6rspsstsy Insrans o. to IT,
Tapestry do M TO lee supsrGne do. IS. to g.
lsHssss do--- ~. to os EI,ra fse do---.ts 70 So
Thsee ply DE- 1s to 81 iCet Wool do ls6d TO 3d.
Ass Y1esr Oh Cieshs 10 feet wide and chsacs
stess u all ethsr geeds ceaSsctsd with the trade from
1oto % per cent less than lass years prices.
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Bos1oN PiANo-FoRrRs.-T. GlLBEar &
Co.'S WeysrsomsEe 80 Broadway. opposite Broad way
colshsaxsd PiaAos, vita without the Kohaa nav BE-
(o0Id I'll Il vA,cA have the Iron France ana are war
rantel to stSkd Any climate The TRADE sueps1 on liberal
tsrDs Alargs sumser Of good sscosd hsad Pasos for
sale cheap. Rsnos to To-. tuaed and repaired
HORACE WArFSS
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a sxr THE comfortable and counodous lo,.
rAxr STEAMER MARiLAsp, Captain Charles Il 9icssIe
prosedn every respect Win bert for large number On y
gers for those prefer being
the between w zshnstoa and ana
and, until further notice. be expected make am
weekly from Washington 10 BALTIMORE, leaving Washington
day Passengers desIias do ks tho Bslunose a
leaves a. = fsr - Aqua Creek, and sss - gu boa ~
Maryland without charge 49, We
Fieght will be The Columbia ana
Of passage will be follows -Aa we
To Aqua other landings ssow place aud % B
more - Al
Meals and extra, IN the ladies ~
families who privilege Of ehsge
In addition. Maryland will make weekly p bwesn A
and Baltimore lrsvng the last nnmed place on ruesdsS
and reaching The creek "Wednesday h ~
witt, The train for Richmond and ana
turning Baltimore the following morning For far
passage apply Captain Mitchell board a.
GEO. MATTlNGLY,
Ap 3-dlw &3taw3w Agent in Washipr,a
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MA BILE LINENS.--GLAGETT l. DoDSoN respectfunv ~
reception their store Of the following goods M
above line:
by 1914 1919 by loi 1915 by l24 Ri6 by IL IS dn
cloths all elegant and chep Aso overlays lunch ANA
tray cloths, and napkins match.
10 by 7B, "a by "a and by SO dinner and Tea man,
kns, by the dozen.
Damask egg and colored fruit doiies.
Engis. and French colored daniask wine cloths
article glass linen wiping porcelain glass
Ia "a, Flemish, Scotch and Irish table dsmas
by the yard. The goods will be found superior.
April il-eotlMayif CLAGETT DoDsoN
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TALL. Il BROTHER have removed 20 the maEnih-
en four splendid sales rooms ps
aams Bank opposite Mcregors furniture Store h sueet
Turn OF Miss Dernots new building and you 'aa
keep finding ..,-,l,-,, -. 10.
Ne are now opening New York and Philadelphia one q
brought 10 this market conpnhf
large lot Of silks OF kind and dress ma
Of every description.
Crane sbavls OF every Kind, extra nch
500 ladies' and misses bonneb 49,.
OOe pieces nbands, style, aud very handsome
Gentemcn's OF all kinds.
Boys' wear Of all kinds
Domestic goods OF all kinds. ,..-. :,
arpenes arnns ocoth rugs, aud every description
goods usually kept dry goods stores, which we
CHEAP In New Ysh or PhiladePhis ha
they had In other establishment IN m p
!. a. 4,
Thankful the patronage extended towards us a. m d
stand hope giving attention to please 70 continue
same and have larger increase business have mort
''""0''o'' 'o''' INV 'N HALL q BROTHER
March 30-3nw3wif .H"..
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ma crrIc MAIL STE AMsHIP COMPANY--A notice hsy-
I'M appeared Saturdays vsyna the idea
s.ngers provided responsible would
subject hn"s of fsnsa l. deemed
M announce
,hs accident the California. Republic
T,pn~ssss Conit,ffos,
psny willie Panama IN the o the
= order tWM. u. DAvIDGE, Secretary. B.
Nsw Sosr, April q. 1859. ~ 81 l-,.,'.7 M ~ \"
Ap SAM N.5
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r. OWEN 4 SON. msnsry s~a Naval Merchant Tas-
II. io take this method OF Informing nses ends
NC generally that they have inst received, dect Mes York
their stock 81 spring and goods ensiune OF superior blue
black, srd fancy cloths blue, back and hrcy cssres
cboes selection Of the latest ox-hev vim o other
articles Of geutismsn's & 80 VI. f $40 Js ~
Th.ntdI fct pc, fyo r-qr.s friend. win cali
sad kfAhriAs fcr shsmssiw.s - 9'Et II 4 &&
An - s~tm t#te NnE -Hs EHr 1#E rs
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THusTEE.' sale OF Neal EststeBy virtue o. deed OF
,rus dated July 1884, and recorded In Liner
" n No IA fios 90 land records 81
the county Washington the District Of Colombia 70 secure ne
said deed VIII more
bully appear sbs proceed 20 sell A. public s.anon IN ron.
Saturday, Isl o'
lot No is square os9 improvements thereon sub
iect prior lien. -. - 49, - a.
the right 10 sse mc properly
upon notice the same terms o s ana expense
o"' P GEO. N. DAVIS, lr,u....
~ CALLAh, IT.,
An1-aIm A. GREEN, Auctiopeer
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Once Ca. Light Company,
tNuthtnafA. All 10 -.

DRoPosALs In writing viii be received by undersigned
purchase 3ce containing on
feet large building hsreon formerly bs INV
Of and situated corps
The tank M
from all the remainder OF this valuable properly
offered purchase. j. n. BROWN ="
An J-e d2W
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Treasury Once,
RALEIon, North Carolina, March %, lssa.
EhLED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until the lo
OF May purchase Of thousand dollars worth
North Carolina the interest which
payable annually the OF sn per cent per ahnun
on The Mondays January and July in each year. and m
principal end OF years. in conformity with an act Nv
general assembly said State, uaed January 70, 1881
Persons bidding will please letters Propci
for Bondsn - ,,~,,nnn
Ap l0-dtMaylo Public Treasurer OF Norm oafaaa