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FEEDING THE PIGEONS IN VENICE The following ex-
tract from Mr.. Weeds last letter from Italy describes
curious custom. He says
'Ai O'Clock we returned to the square 10 witness
the novel and interesting ceremony Of feeding the
pigeons Hundreds Of people bad collected with the
same object. The pigeons, or doves. coming in
from different directions and lighting about the Windows
and eornces of marble palace. where they quite
gravey ill the first sound OF the clock OF San Marco
striking The hoar OF two was heard when the whole
flock simultaneously settled down upon the pavement,
under the window from which the seed thrown, and
from which they have been fed, at the moment
every day, from period so remote that the memory OF
runneth not TO the contrary
To-day we went again 10 the place. The
pigeons began to collect quarter before two evidently
intent upon their dinners the number OF chill
dren, children OF larger growth. would have been
Other bells sounded few minutes before bat dove
moved until the hammer heard on the clock OF San
Marco, when instantly every wing spread and the flock
again settled To the pavement While busy picking IN
their food dog gamboled round amongst them, and
children walked INTO the ring without disturbing them
al all
Some say that the government provides the food for
the doves Other say that lady centuries ago provided
10 her will for the feeding OF the pigeons; bu,
know when or why the practice originated"
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I'm petition of Abrnn Van Order OF Ithaca, New YORK,
for the of him the m
~ July, lsJ Cor Improvement boilers for enrrr
&C. for from the Of sad patent which
takes place on the seventeenth day of July, 1872
Il ordered that the said pecn be heard nj the Patent Oms
notified appear and show they have why said T
tition ought 70 he granted.
Persons opposing required In the Patent
Office olccons specially forth writing least twin
OF hearing All Testimony filed either paf
the said hearing be and transmitted 10 &c
piicsion. -
Ordered this he published in National inlh
rcncor, Republic md Union, ~ o.. Inquirer f
adeIrha, pennsyvana Express New York; Albany s,a,e Me-
Albany New Yok Conmercini Advertiser, Buffalo, Nes
and Daily Bee, Boston, Maasaohpsstt wsss
for three successive weeks previous TO the 2s Of July nfl IVY
~ TrIos EwBAYg
Commissioner Of Patents
win please copy, md send @
bits Once, with paper containing this notice
Nav e.
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uousEHOLD FURNITURE OF a PRIVATE FAMILY An
- nuniioN-op Thursday morning. Juns nj O'Clock
shan s on ennyivana between IVA,
consisting Of s '''s
Mahogany sofa and psIor chars ofomane
DO Htdeboard, mahogany SECRETARY and bnok. caSe
dining and breskfaAt tslea ron, ,,hie.
tabic, ladies' work table
Dane NJ wood chairs rockers
Maple bcdstesds and wasbssands, warirobcr
Mahogany bnreans, toilet tables and glasses
Feather beds pillows shack
Parior druagft and ingram carpets N
Venetian and rods. mating
Diciou,, Venetian blinds, reed blinds
rurnins and cornicea hail lamp, walters
Solar and nsntsi lamp, dinner and sets
tfocksry and glass ware, refrigerator,
Together with good assortment NJ Kitchen requisites.
Terms rs and under % credit ~ sixty and
days, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, benipg nerea,
June 5-eokd Auc,,enser
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State The price per page for every additional page
any above four pages, estimating at 10000
FLANK forns any other description printing re-
qnircd broadsdc o. The above paper, tach
hroadside 10 he counted page
Trcnsurers weekly statement Of treasury drsns and
specic imperial writing pnper 100 xheet.... 900
be understood that Of do
scpon win be allowed Tho prices bid for printing must and
vel al contingencies and
The department rSb any description Of
printing may prporly be Gated shook pamphlet PORK"
ecutcd by special contract
biddetr fcr printing wiz accompany their bids with samples
oqalv Of the different knds o. paper they 70 furnish
DAY a7-lawsw
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united states Patent Once,

WASHINGTON, May 81, is5o.
IN petition Of Phncas Bonnet, OF New York, tNcw York;
of granted him on the
trd August improvement, nTgnrann
tho expiration Of said patent
the third ) day Of August eighteen hundred
and 6ny t~p, tfS52)
be heard the Patent Office
Monday July ~ O'Clock and all
are notified appear cause
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the extension required 70 he IN the Patent
their specially forth In writing least
before hearing Al testimony sled by either
be taken and transmitted
o Application. -
Ordered, be published In the National Inc
renrer Rspubc and Union Warrington Inquirer Phla
dephs Express, New York city; Albany State Register
Albany VI; Providence n H. and Daily
Rec oon, Cor three successive weeks
THOs. EWBANK,
Commisrioncr Of Patents.
r. s. Editors Of papers please copy
bills Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
May a2-iawJw
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HRApQuARTgRs or rns Amy,
Adjutunt Generals Office,
kAa.hsn,,t,.n Nav 90
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL Amy,
*sf AdutDnt Generals Oilce,
No. 90 Washngton May ~, 1852.
j. The companies Of the 1h of infantry win leave their
stations and delay GoyernSrs Iand
New York where the regiment will be concentrated preparatory
departure Pacific division, California and
regon Tho regiment viii proceed California, via Panama
touching San Diego receive instructions thai be sent
that point BY the division commander assigning The several com
panrs stations Should instructions be found al San Diego
transport win then proceed BeDicia The medical officers
duty with the regiment will accompany 10 the fncihc
Fos Howard and Gaot, Madison Barracks, and Pasburs
Barracks will DO temporarily abandoned and the public property mol
troops will be placed IN charge The proper officers
the staff Forts Onaro, Niagara, Mackinac, and Brady wi
gaoned by Of the 4h regiment OF artillery
be designated BY the colonel,
D. companies Of 9TH artillery in Charleston harbo
20 and NJ Johnston North Carolina "a md
viii Immediately proceed Fort Columbus, and 10 the
mander Of the regiment
Department viii furnish thc requisite
and the commanding officers
will notify when troops will be ready fol
cnibarhaton.
All officers of the 4 infantry or detailed for
the recruiting service and the survey hereby relieved
from duy they all officers leave Of absence
will join companies without delay.
by command of Major General Scott:
II. JONES, Adjt General.
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NAVY DspARrsKNT June 8, 1854.
The following letter. announcing the death Of Lieut. Benjamin
CAN'T, has This day boen received
u. h. FRoATE SusouEnASsA,
Macao Roads, March Is, 1852.
STA smy painful duty inform The department OF The death
Of Lieut. Beunin y CAN'T United States late
United ship Marion BY This mslan
choly event ho service has valuable and most exemplary
Y
lie died yesterday morning. Of dlsease lungs, under
he had been suffering montis
His fciains inferred in the Protestant buying
ground al this place. with the military hono and ceremonies due
his grade In The navy.
I am sr yoy respectfully your obodeni servant
j. III. AULICK,
CONG U. 8. Squadron East India and CHM seas.
Hon. VIZ. A. GRAHAM, stH8
Secretary OF Navy, Washington, ID. c.
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A CARD.-impcuan % q nshiony-c, r. GREEN, pro
"a pyetor Fashionable Shirt making Eablshm
New respectfully informs The Gentlemen
the vicinity that he win be in WASH
Inatan eh ~
he win be- happy te he orders Of gentlemen DESTROYS q
sis made from The rri Of ts
invented by hns prrc, n in all wiih mabe
a'cnl proccn and puncs the execution % orders Il posi-
lively guaranteed.
The subscriber Wizards and win either
orders there attend gentlemen r residences for the
pose ~ taking their measure, sc.
GEO. r.. GREEN
May os-eod1d No, ! Actor House, New York.
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FRrscH RArLRoADs--The Paris correspondent of the
New York Express says that the locomotives on the Or
leans railroad have each been furnished with small
magnetic battery, and the engineers required TO be
acquainted with the modus operondi ALI the electric
lines IN France follow the OF the railroad 20 that
municaiion between bis machine and the wires and an
10 the station either before or behind him any
accident that may have happened lie may thus imme.
diaely call for any assistance he may require and
of approaching trains. The experiment, has been
already several times most successfully tried.
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VALLEY OF THE AMAZON. bout twelvemon,h since
Lieutenant Herndon, OF the United States navy was de-
great river Amazon from its in the mountains oil
Peru TO lis junction with the Atlantic a, Para, Brazil
This duty has since been performed, Lieutenant H. hav.
He made the voyage down the Amazon in bark Canoe
and almost entirely alone. large collection OF speci
gathered during The exploration has already reached
New York The result OF his researches 10 be given 10
the world in a forthcoming volume, will be looked fol
with much interest Baltimore american.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH Seven years ago fsays the
Albany Express) the first .ecgsphc wire put up in
this country between New York and Washington AT
the present time there about 1900 miles in operation
IN different sections Of the county, most OF which
dividends 10 stockholders. The New York associated
psssconsisilng OF the Express, Courier, Sun, Herald
$4,000 year TO the various lines leading from New
York.
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The Sgw-rouSD LaKs-The St. Anthony Express
gives crcunsantia account OF the discovery, which
we append;
calvin A. futile and j. H. Stevens, two OF the oldest
and most reliable settlers in Minnesota, together with
several Others, including the writer hereof, some two
weeks since, spent three days in The exploration of lhis
lake. They found TO be from thirty 10 forty miles n
width, containing OF four hundred and fifty square
miles. They also found numerous islands in this lake,
many oil which they visited and particular thai
will be found on survey TO measure full three thousand
acres"
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NOTICE
Ropcae prrafc entries Of e inis heretofore Withdrawn from
raartct ~ Tunofs on Hnofs Central Raroaa
To prevent diffcuy, officers closing
public above proclaimed win
tons by iand ao1ie yricc) be
and day day for land in the several
townships which had been offered Al such puddle SALE and remained
UNFOLD which uch viii be announced
sale alter tie close o. the public
the ocaion u land warrants, 10 be made ~ ng,
applications nnde day win be examined ar
day, acted the mort day and rrc shall
that have applied the
locate the tract such applications rn be
such npp and be
awarded the highest bidder, according 70 law.
anda *. md will written
b. received entries BY Gosh ocafion by land
Of tho and unappropaed public and orfe
Withdrawn from market 10 enable the State of
Illinois select the quantity Of land TO which e s entitled, and
selected for such nppca
he order which the townships will be
and n the NJ business should such
applications viii be treated the those above
toned.
Ei~Grd,riue and Springfield Districts.
being district and
soH lands within the SrRfs.rirhp discf falling within the
milo limits Of The railroad such unappopra'ed
withheld from % nd road found
the United saes after the selections for the road
stored private entry or iecadon ~ 'he following pcc o. vii
the lands Monday The rch day Of
july and The iands IN the srFsorHLo psrrHcr Monday
frcntv ri1fh day fJrv next
No Of pcempon of the public lands which have
withheld from market 81 the railroad win
subsequent September 1850 and prior when the
shall again be made sec, TO private afbresoid
Where be
price n The land, deficit of the
must be Paid cns IN accardance with the regaa
lions prescribed by this Office on 0ad March Inst
under my hand the General Land 0H,cc the d day
OF April, 1852
Ap7-inwl3w j. BUTTERrfELD, Commissioner
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General Agency ard Low O1ce at Washington.
DE sEr.DTNu wvltF,

No To1ds Hplatexf artnus deor
Bro~r's Hotel, WasAinsfoa, d. O.
rHAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT, having formed
partnership for The purpose Of rrosccunp clsins hrsre
misonefs appointed for the adjustment Of poiaticns other
claims against foreign prepared their
full and faithful MI that be-
their charge They win also attend obtaining perssops bounty
land, duties, arising
otherwise buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, &C.
Andrew Wye, IT,, win any business which
either nsclf o. The nn mny be infrsed Of the
the District, the Supreme Court the United
Chsr Ne sedng, being United States ouniasioner, notary
public and commissioner OF deeds for all the ntes Of the Unon
viii The taking testimony, acknoviedg
mont 81 deeds and other duties which apporan 10 his ofce
CHARGES will be modeatc aud regulated by The claimed
and the extent 81 services required.
Communications paid viii receive immediate
Sept e-diy
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ksgg "a 3; sls(( gS.s

A NEW Rosre Pltssburg. via the baltimore. sus-
RairoaiTArough 10 Ps5urs ~
express will leave Cavst station daily
States Washington and Himore el
connecting with the fast line MddIctown i ar
irving al Harrisburg nj ", y. m, TO dinner
Hamburg for the nj 2, arriving AT
iIodaypug Al this point have the option Of
Jonsiown, thence by packet boats
stages direct lioilidayaburr Ptsbrg.
Tickets will following po,n by this train, wit
York, Wrhisyllc, Conia Marietta Midictown, Harrisburg,
Pen, kersown eysyilc, Iewown ho Veyptown, Hunt
Brdnn, Holldaynhurg, and Pitisburg.
This connects with the Cumberland Valley rroad
which pnsscs Carlisle, Sbppcnsbu Chanbersurg and
poinis this road.
accommodation Of from Washington for any Of
boye points Of the VIII be at the
Dept Ohio Railroad Company Tho arrva Of
morning the baggage, which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
ootl-d,f Ticket Agent.
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GUNNER AkisAsGENEsT.-Jus, received from rinnisi-
~ pha another LOT Of Fnrsous celebrated universal rCgaios
This refrigerator other that has bren produced
v y 20 constructed that The ice lies directly Inc bottom thereby
creating circulation cod throughout refrigerator.
Az upright regtof have the top about three feet from the
meats Sc consequently Keep the provisions the bottom
cold The interior vessels Of this 81 III
ranged that each article % food l. kept entirely separate and removed
with ftrily. cali and examine hefn.
g. WOODWARD, agent District Of Columbia, Penn
fyymia avenue, between loth and l,th streets,
May Ia 1if
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ny A. GREEN, A.r,,o..~,-

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AUCTION IN vodres-
day, shall OF the pre,n,aca al q
O'Clock all Of t No H. in sas exerpt eastern
-, square the pa o. lot II 10 be sold
10 fronts 60 Inches on south
q, between Az AND 81
sqnae 49i, fronting south r. bo
~ euer G5 eacl running $50
aiey.
described property handsomely located,
nade and IN nc,ghbofood which rapidly improving
fourth cash, balance twelve, and eighteen
purchaser deferred
br,rna day Of uven %
aken. Tile indisputsble.
June I'D A. GREEN, Aoctonecf.
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wasnsneson. ID. c., May "a, rssa.

DRoPosALs win ooh Of June FOR supplying
iavaids Of the Military Asyinuf, fresh beef, for
from the 2 June next in such gnancs and on uch days.
undersigned The
M
FORE furnished Necks sharks he excluded
be subject the approval OF the
Ayu and The snccrys bidder will DO required 10 give bond
sccu % ~ faithful performance.
Proposals win Re addressed 10 Major w. w. Macks g. A.
Washington city, scaled and endorsed Proposals s beef
w. w. MACKATl,
May 3awiaoJune IT. Major and Treasurer Army Asylum
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Texas The steamer Yacht has arrived at New Or
leans bringing dates from Brownsville to the goth ut
The reports brought by her of Mexican outrages upon
the Rio Grande of the most startling character II
that party OF Mexicans, forty in number crossed
the river and killed five Americans who encanpel
at Lake Campacuas. on the American side; two others
escaped.
The steamer Camanche had again been fired into by
the Mexcans, and Mr.. Brusher, the custom house Off
Ger, was dangerously wounded, and American lady
narrowly escaped
Mr.. Rogers. merchant at Rio Grande City, had been
assassinated in his own store by Mexican These out
RACES had created intense excitement all along the
American side OF the river
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Dnrlarxssror STATE,

STATE,
Washington May rs, 1854
Of egazing aud making appropriations for
appropriation S a"s so Of sw and % * and
provide incidental expenses Of dsparns and
S August s ssp@ss sealed proposals VII g esssd a s
ns s as e ~ s s ss each acme s
Joined schedules Nos and be required hy ir one
proposing hai lie department. 10 b az liberty
less or greater quas ofany article 'han Is specified according 70
Each article 81 tAe best saaiy and be delivered wishou,
SCHEDULE l.
Wraing paper, handmade, Of linen, laid
l31 by 10 inches and weigh moi less than IS lbs. per
20 res,as noie paper, similar finish, per ream
SCHEDULE NO. q
Eaoelope paper smooth
20 ss%s sssG s ,e'S Ss yse >, psI re-,
10 rcains double cap, wliic, 90
creams boing paper, royal do
50 rcams brown wrapping super royal, per
SCHEDULE NO D.
100 cards metallic pens per cards
% gross metallic PENS per gross cys, or such as may be
1900 asl,s sO I per loo o,o !, eros,
dozen ivory folders, 9ib pl pr dozen
sdozen rod tape, No. q DO
ss s:::: s s ): / s: s:
s sae1sa silk taste, narrow sssS
ss n ss sS1s ass sss
pound waters, red, por pound
100 United States seals, red, per y 900
500 for department sca per LOCO
pounds seating superne scarlet pound
pounds India rubber, prepared per pound
. pounds twino, si!net, 40
10 POUNDS p % coarse, for packing do
Each proposal be signed by the Individual or firm making ~
and must specify price ord I ore S ssch ~ s sors na
enumcrated they % be furnished al the lowest market prices
according quality Blank for proposals win DO furnished
uniformity therein, The department would md difficult % make
The .Dsparment Of State" and
awarded who will be required with
in aya thereafter give bond win two sufficient auetes fol
The department is In all 10 decide whether
the oc contract have been complied with ana 10 my
be- in his opnion OF inferior quality as well a
annu the contract upon any failure to comply WIN he erm
within a reasonable time
conditions FOR the execution Of such job printing
required by the department for one year from me LIST day
Of july next, consisting Of
D,anls pTisias paper. ~
Demi- size lroadsdc, per qulre
Do halfsheet do
Folio post, broalsido do
Foo,acap, broadside, do
Do one page do
Ciresiars and trtat,cs on foohcap yritiag paper.
one page on sheet printed, per Gu'o 81
fs$s ss &c a. ss &c 80
Circulars and ircGsies quarto 1osi ,ri,ias perer
oae page sheet printed, per .gue
TSsee 30 30 90 30 DO 30 DO Do
-Four do do do do
The paper FOR the above 10 be Of the best quality
Book-eorh printing paper
Tor composition per thousand ems for Flaai plea
For press-wOrk and paper, per token, ol royal
May So-law4w
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

CONTINUES practise the Supreme couu to attend 10
claims and settle accounts
Departments and boards OF comnssoners 70 pro-
D abroad obtain pensions ana
bounty collect dcb dvidends saees aud inner
of eountf.H
and
negotiate purchase and OF loans, lands and
patent right, any Stale Of the Union.
paid California land tide coming up
10 the United States Supreme Court appeal
addressed 10 W. g. Snchen, prroi
Place. Capitol Ii Washington, D. Co. win meet with prompt al
tautiun se-dly
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no OWNERS Ina Tcxns.-A gentleman In Virginia
and lawyer desros 70 remove 20 Tctas
would like the agent Tor
in country with view bring ihcm into
IN
lie family small capital and Il DESTROYS Of engaging In
agriculture lie the satisfactory osimonae o. eapae,
Integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance u inch
i'm considerable emigration 20 Texas
Any would he inclined to anvil himself
correspondence with The
advertiser get suitable rosponsea BY addressing posi- paid
WIN. GOUJDiE,
General agent and collector, Richmond, yirzinis.
Marla AZ
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MExrco-prvate advices received by The brig Ameri-
can from Vera Cruz. confirm the report of the passage,
by the Mexican Chamber OF bill granting the right OF
way the ishnus OF Tehuantepec Col Sioo, of
New Orleans II was also believed that The bill would
pass the Senate.
Accounts from the city of Mexico represent constant
of outrages and murders. In one week no less
than sixteen murders committed
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ARMY Aovssrsr.-Tbe Plal,sburg Republican states
that the companies composing the sh regiment Of United
States infantry stationed al that place, have been ordered
proceed without delay, Governors Island 10 start
for Oregon and California
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ny A. GREEr Anes,nns.r.

fNOOD TW0-sToRY FRAME ROUSE AND LOT AT AUG
TioN-On Wednesday the 9Th inst, shall
pemiscs, al ~ O'Clock, good story
six good rooms. 1'
Terms sale. Title good.
June Sd nprr~ A.o,.n.n..
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DrsrRrcr cotrSris, wrybingron county, 70 wits
IN o. enry May, administrator Of Ann p Boudn ~
The administrator aforesaid has with the apprnbau
Orphans cort appointed Tussdny, tho is, dsy q wv IL
secen asiruiou of o. snid decen'r
the hands administrator so mr. ~ me a
been cocctrd money, when and where q. m &
naa notified 10 attend WI" N
claims they may otherwise by law be excluded no
ssid provided of this order BE- published
for wecks prior said 18Th dry Of June next
ED n. ROACH, Reg. WIS
True e0's-'s'' rp, n ROACH, reg WIZ"
May 2s-law3w
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Son Ffa~risco, CGEUorni1.
hon w. rnec. NJ O. Alabama; John Taylor
Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes, Wright Co, New or
vans, Laisiana Henry eq Tarboro Carolina
Hon ~ Gwin w. Co Cernia Benz X. True, esq, New York
!, r. iealey ESQ., BOSTON, HATCH esg..
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-9swfy
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By 3. 9. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.-On Saturday,
June 8, O'clock the PREMISES shall sell that val
square No. 49, fronting So eet inches 18th
nori running back l04
thirty alley, containing $500 feet This lot il
egby situated delightful water Ia front of the premises and
Of sufficient Dimensions for three dwellings.
Terms balance twelve and eighteen
j. c. MCGUIRE,
June Id Auctoneer.
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Sales To-Day.

by y. g. Mcguire. Auctlonecr.
THREE DAY HORSES At AUCTION,--On Saturday morning,
June o'clock, in front OF the auction rooms shall sell
three excellent faiy bay horscs work well in any harness. aud
sold for fault
Terms cash. JAS g. Mcguire,
June Sit Auctonecr.
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ny a. GREEN. Aucs,o.cer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LoI AT AUCrIoN.--on Tuesday.
the et shah sell premises O'Clock ~ M
three ne building lots situated and oIst
being Nos lO2 Each LOT Inns
front 9 street of6o Feet mining back 100 feet containing
all 1900 feet T.
Terms oneourth balance In and years, the pur
chaser give bearing deferred
deed given, and deed OF Tide inds
pufahie.
June Sd A. GREEN, Ancionoer