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II,xrs TO LovEAs OF FhoweRs.-A

lliNTs TO Lovers OF FhowRRs.-A
mos, beautiful AMI easily attained show Ol
evrrgr"ens may bs had by very simple
plan, which has been found 10 answer re-
mark"biv well on ii small scale. IfgerHn~
Ium branches taken from luxurianl trees
just before the winter sets in. bH Gu. Bs
ior slips and i'm 'nerssd ~ soap water they
will. after dropping a tow days. shed the 6
leaves, put forth fresh ones, aud con,inne
in the finest wig r all the winter. By
placing a number OF BOTTLES thus fjlsd in IA
G'wrI basket. with m,ss to cOnceal the
bIii'es. II shaw Of evergreeLs IL easily 10.
sur~d FIR The whole seasun. Tney reqa're
no Il esli water.
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PoLIrENEss.-C"ming down Broad.
way last evening. wondering. wl,at some
'"wdy would knock US down for--fur
eyerv mans turn has to come sooner OF
later. TO be tnaltrealed by rowdies and
'iotsrs il New Yo,k-befo,s We knew
II, we had run inIo y stout fellow whoss
presence obsiructsh The side. walk and
shocked ourselves as far out of balance
AS We knocked him. With our blandes,
smile, we asked Tie pardon. and hoped
sc had not hurt him. IN thank you To
look where you are going neg. time. Sir.
running into man ~ that STYLE was
his sun y reply. Pardon us. Sir. we
answered. for apol"gis'ng to-a brute
We misiook you,for a gentleman. Please
keep out Of the way next Time and
Travelled on thinking al! the while what
a surly crew managed matters in this
void. growing 6ercer with every block
and getting quite indignant ut last with
the cross world 10 general. Suddenly.
jarting aside to avoid three young spIig-
who, were pursuing their way. amin
arm. We caiHe plump against pleasant
looking gentleman who must have suf'
Tered some from. the cOucussion, unless
we rcceiyed,the lion : share OF it. Again
We asked pardon, not caring Q straw,
however. whether il was grained, or not
No consequence, Sir,--Acc;denis viii
happen, said the gentleman with Oo~
that put US IN good bumor with him q
once. and with all the world besisle. :.
There are great many clever fslIOS'
a'"und. thoag It we. and it is wo'tl
One's while 10 i've Il Iitllr longer Just I,
get . glmpss OF their smiling COuu!s'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27

: H'eaU Firm.

q OSBORN q co. having pu, cha
scd the stLre II Goods III Samuel RurI
%. D.. will continue the sale ii Dry G.o.i4
Groceries. Paints and Oils. Parlic,ilaT a,ten-
etol will be pad Z" the sale III DRUG+ ant
MEDICINES. all of which are warranted puu-
All sales will be- superin ended BY DR.. F.
O+h'.n. whose long expetirnc" shall Civ,
satisfaction.
The subscriber would respectfully offrr
his services 10 the inlabiranls of Li.cl,'
ieli AMI its vicinity as Physician All.
Surgson. E OSBORN, Al. ID.
Liichheld, Sept Is 1859
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'H CL'RIDA 'ND'ANS' bfo A""""SSe
Foriiian REGARDS Tho passage hy the Legis>
m,ur- nf the bill author ziDg the raisIug ii
so regiments nf volunteers. for lndirn ser.
VICE. as determining the question "f peace
or war. The bill appropr'a,es 85nO. OOO
pledgine ten per cent. "f Ihs state Revenue
ior the redemption H the bor..s .au' hcrix-d
10 be ISSUED To raise this sum. The C"v-
rrn"r is ,quiIed TO keep the tender of ine
V.,un,errs open until 4th Ut May next
when. iEilIsy ARE noi received, ant mhina
10 hri"g done towards removing the la
dia,,S in the meantime. tiie STATE 10 tO g.
10 work aud do the business herself.
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unbaPtixed strength from that Grade
and r"sh forth TO its destiny tramplin. :;
all sacred things under It's feet. and t~
GIng hold like blinded Samson On a.
pillars Of the palaces Of the world, vii
rock them into ruin, and die itself b..
meath them.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27

RANGES and hear their pleasant words as
we meet them. They 60 about sowing
kind. charitable thoughts unawares. L.
is not necessary /" invoke blessingon
The head Of the truly polite naan--every
child in the sueet blesses him. But The
churl--may heaven bless him, for nobO.
dy needs il moIe.-N. Y. Tt1ses,
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NOTICE.

a IL persons holding Notes or claims {"
~ anv description against the C"uniy a
ki,chieli are requested {" hand a state arnl
of tie same TO the CAuliy Clark IN OF betnr,
Me 4,h Tuesday of F'aruiry next IN ord :;
that an adjustment, Of i:'e same may De mad
hy the Couaiv Commissioners
PELtG SHEP ARD, County
N B. STEVENS. C"mmis-
Litchtieid, Dec. % 1884.
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THE President and Directors Of his
u Bank have this day declared Divl.
dend Of Seven per CEN, ON the Origina
Capital. Stock of said Bank p'>ah!e 10 the
Stockholders on and after the lOth inst.
The Interest dne on the New Sock " !,
b paid on tile, same. day.
A. T.. RANDALL. Cashier.
Falls Villnge. hsi January. 1883.
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LENSEED OIL.

A PURE Article, manufactured aud f"'
IN sale nj the Bantam Falls Oil Mill
III orders promptly attended 10.
nCash paid for Flax Saed.
WM. p. KILBOURN.
BANTAM Falls, Sept !, lss2,
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Frederick . Beeman,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

O.Hce in Ssympnr's Building,
LiIchfield. Conn,
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WILLIAM e. COE.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
NEW BRITAIN, CONN.
REMOVAL.

Dr., BOSTWICK mas removed his
re,;deuce TO CHEESEMAN'S u. S. Hotel.
LitchGelI. June 8. 1852.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

SATURDAY, March 26-l M-The -four mar
ket is father easier under the advices of the ASIA
although there has been little done to establish quo
tstions The sales this morning are / 500 bbls at
Ss,373 4,432 for common to good State, and 81 so
a AIS for mixed to good Western. Southern flour
is also easier, with sales of 700 bbs at "a, rs IS
for n liked to good brands Wheat is offered more
freely $500 bushels very choice white Ohio
brought Sl,H. Corn is heavy fer white and com.
mon mixed, with sales Ct lu00O bushels a. So SO
for unsounG; 80 60 for Southern mixed; 6i e.
for Southern white; and Is for good JERSEY and
Southern yellow.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Sales Of $50 bales
Of CoTToN to-day, and the market is easier.
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MANIAC EH'S OFFICE.
L ERANNE f. or


For This Day.-Capitals $40 GOO, 2,497,
60U0 1000, 100 of IOO0 100 of SEQ, l6 of $50, DC.
rs Mes IL drawn. Tickets $40
Also, the PstaPsco Lottery Capitals: $1,000,
40 of 1000, 10 of $780, 10 OF 3:4. 90 of 200, 90 of
100, Il9 of so, &c. 7S Mes, II drawn Tickets s.
Drawn Nes of Pstapsco, 90:
81 SO "a SO 50 Is &c g. g. $40 so
Ticket 8 a So, do le 81 66-two more sold and
paid by LUCK
a 80 10 60 IS 90 46 4 &c 63 80 II IS Is
Ticket 29 30 So, slOO; do 80 &c II, s5e-two
more sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawa Nos of Carroll Co, IA:
81 IS ~ 81 81 43 "a IS 80 S IS 25
Halt 80 81 u, 800, Two III ore prizes sold and
lo ) u So, l00 paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Susouehanna, II:
20 50 80 30 80 10 Is SO IS SO IA.
Whole % SO, $500; do 80 SO As, $40; quarter
4 &c Sc, S2t0-sold aud paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, sc:
% AZ "a 81 So Ia DO 10 "a 40 40 Is 20.
Whole IA q "a. $3.50; quarter sc 50, s40-two
mcIe sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn hunters of Eel ARP:
% O. IS II AZ 50 81 45 l9 n Il l2 &c 78
Half ~ Al; Or. 10 80 81, do I9 45 "a, do
70 ~ &c. Ali sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Pstapsco, e5:
Whole y "a, $40; whole 20 3437 $40; quarter
22 81 IS, $780, quarter 20 %, S4o-aii sold and
Maid BIZ LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF Patapsco, 81:
60 80 20 40 45 So 81 5 l6 81 46 SO.
Ticket 5 81 So, do l6 40 55-tTo more sold and
paid by LuCh
To my old Customers and Frfends.-Ay
Once Is now opened al No. g. Governor street
(ate r. q. Scouts office for the sale of Lottery
lIckets, where it will give pleasure to waii or
you. D. LoCh.
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or singl'
Tickets and shares In any OF the Maryland Lotte
ries, viii meet prompt and confidential attention, i
addressed 70
-,h ao or IN &. r. LICK Richmond, Va
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THE LATEST NEWS.
JACK STEVENS ARRESTED !

We learn from the Philadelphia Bulletin OF
Saturday, that JOHN III. STEVENS, alias JACK
STEVENS, was arrested In that city Friday
night. Ii will be remembered that Stevens
was arrested on the charge OF robbing the
Branch Bank of Virginia at Portsmouth, on
The 18Th January, 1852; and, that he escaped
on the 18th of April last, before his trial came
Or. A reward of $500 was offered for his ar.
rest. He made a violent resis,anee--drew
revolver, and fred at the first officer who an.
proached him. The officer raised The weapon,
and saved his life, but got wound ir the
hand. Other officers came up, and he was
taken but struggled hard. He was found in
confectionery store, at the curner OF Chestnut
and Sih streets. He was taken TO the Mayar's
Office, where 4 long examination took place.
which was concluded about 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
Saturday morning. He was committed in do
auli oil $4,000 bail, Very respectable bail
mat J The Bulletin says:
Jack Stevens is about 30 years of aye FIVE
feet six and q half inches high, and enc Of The
worst CRIMINALS m the country. In addition
- the Portsmouth Bank robbery he is charg.
ed with, or Implicated III the robbery of the
Gas office. Seventh street above Chesnul.
Richardson's Jewelry store, Pittsburgh; the
store OF Mr.. Hareu, Cincinnati; besides seye.
raj other stores and offices; an attempt npon
,he Cleveland Bank, Ohio a silk store in Buff
3aIo store of Regel & Brother, Third street.
oelow Race; store of James w. Wood, Eighth
and Zane streets; q brokers Office in Pins
b1rgh, from which his escape was effected by
-aising al alarm OF FIRE; the Norfolk Saving
institution; silk store in Harrisburg; and G,
w. Harris, Montgomery, Alabama AT the
latter place $1,000 worth Of jewelry was sio.
Lev
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-28
BY Wellington Goddin.

OTIS IN THE PLAN Oe BEIyTDFRR.
u AND BRICK TENEMENTS ON OREGON
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCrION-WIi De sold
ca Monday Afternoon, the 2eth day of March.
1853, upon The remises, cum-enctng az An o'clk,
four most beautiful Lots In the plan Of BeIvidere,
each ironing 80 eet running back sbost lao feet 10
an alley Also, three Brick renements on Oregon
Hill, situated on tie North side Of 80 foot street.
between Church and Bevidere streets After
which, will be sold some bTlck aud wooden Build.
ings e, the landing OF Belle Ise IN the IRE
6egar Iron Works.
TERMS accommodating, and made known at the
time Ct sale.
NH % w GoDOIN Auctr.
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JOHN r. D. PAYNE.
By George j. sumner.

4 UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
IA KITCHEN FURNITURE. LIBRARY, &c
On Tuesday Morning, 29th instant, commen
eng at III ocock, ct the residence OF Mr. Ira T!ch
nor, on Marshall street, between 9Th and 9th will
be sold at auction, bis entire HCuse hold and Kitchen
Furniture, and small but very valuable Library.
consisting in part OF cid fashioned carved Secre
tary and Book Case, and small Book. Cases; old
fashioned Sofa, handsome parlor Stove, SiGebosrd
l marble top frame siGeboard, &c zen mahogany
Chairs, mahogany Rocking Char, l wood sea.
cushioned Rocking Chair. 9 dozgnrush sect Chairs,
rush seat Arm Chairs, marble top Centre Tab e,
Dining Tables, Carpets, mahogany Wardrobe, ex-
cellent patent spring Mattress and Bedding, 2 ma
hogany Becsteads, 3 mahogany Bureaus, Wash.
stands, Bathing Tub, lot Plants an excellent large
Cooking Stove, TO burn either wood or coal.
The Library consists wholly OF valuable works
Literary, Classic, Scientific, Legal ard Poetica
Terms cash. Sale TO be conducted by
mh2i GEO SUMNER, Auctr.
VERY RARE CHANCE tUR HOTEL OR PR
VATE KOUsEKEEPERS-sALE OF THE
FURNITURE BELONGING To The "UNIOE
HOTEL."-0n Tuesday, the 5tn day Of April,
commencing al 10 o'clock in the morning, will be
sold tie entire Furniture belonging to the House
amongst which will re found
very superior eet OF BLACK walnut Dining TIA
bes made expressly 10 Order good as new, and
capable II dining from Is TO 100 persons.
Parlor Furniture-two fashionable CRY made So
fas, mahu. any Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ma.
hugany marble top Centre Tables, all OF which are
CITY made to order: gilt frame Mantel Mirror,
Carpets, DC.
Bedroom Furniture-From 60 to Is Beds, ard
very best Culled Hair Mattresses, made expressly
to order, in excellent CONDITION, having been very
little used; Bureaus, and other chamber furniture,
&c,&c
TERMs-An sums under $50 cash; for sums of
$50 and upwards, four months credit Tor apprt we'd
negotiable notes.
Notice.-Should the sale not De completed on
the fret day, it viii be continued the day follow.
ing, commencing at the same hour.
mn 90 GEO. j SUMNER, Auct
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WASHINGTON, March 27.-lt is reported on
reliable authority that Captain Easily will be
retained in the office of Commissioner of Pub.
lie Buildings, in consequence of his exposure
of the Capitol Extension Frauds. also learn
that ELISHA WHITTLEsEY is similarly fortu-
nate in being invited TO retain his place of
Comptrolership Of the Treasury, as a test.
mony Of the appreciation Of his services in
protecting the Treasury against unjust claims.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY J.ne. n. Taylsr.


= SIDNEY AT AUCTfOR-Wili Be sold a sne.
non 90 Monday, 18th Of March, comnsucine q
20 0ciock, r. NJ, upon the premises, fourteen
6uiioing Lots, situated in the plan Of Haryies Al
6iuon 10 the town Of Sidney and direclly opposite
me residence OF Mr. r Tyler. Eight Of the Lots
Honi on fine street. and aix on Cumberland street:
each lot fronts % Feet and runs back lol fect AZ
ter which. will be sold eleven beautiful Iots w;thi.
the Belvidere inclosure fronting about 80 feet eech
and running back about 125 feet These are sbouf
the most desirable Lots now TO be hsd In thss
neighborhood for building purposes, beng web
elevated and pleasantly located.
These Lots being within few hundred yards Of
the heavy manufacturing establishments Of the city,
and in a section which is improving with unprece-
dented rapi6ity offer advantages the operatives
employed in those works for securing pleasant res.
licences, or a safe investment 70 the capitalist
TERMs-Oue-.hirS cash, balance at six and twelve
months, with interest, with deeds Of trust upon hs
property to secure tie deferred psymenis.
NH IL JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
TW0 FRAalnD HOUSES AND LOTS
1 ON OREGON HILL, AT AuCTI0N.-lmme-
dleteiy alter the above sale, will be sold two
framed Houses and Lots, situated en- Oregon Hill,
now yielding fair rents
IEBNs-One.third cash balance at 6 and IL
months, with interest, secured Satisfactorily.
mn 70 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
-FOUR BUDDING LOTS ON vENABLE
=, = STREET, ON UNION HILL, AT AUCTION.
WIN or so!d on Monday next, 18th March, at 9
0 CLOCK + ID, upon the premises, two Building Lots
situated On the south ride OF Venable street. oppo-
ate the res dence of Mr. BreaueT, and two Lois ON
fees each, and run back 10 feet
1EHMs.-One.tEird cash bslEnce at and 8
months, with interest, and satisfactorily secured
~ 20 JAMES ID. TAYLOR. Auct.
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UaskfRatov Matters

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Fhe assistant secre.
taly oi the Senate contemplated by Mr. Adams re.
solution to-day is designed tor B. French, ESQ
Inc clerks III the Census offce have been in
creased to SO, principally by reinstatements.
hF hutos Porter made a successful experiment
Ia propeilng small aerofont around the inside O!
CaIusis saiocn this evening by steam power.
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sNSITE's LOTTERY OkkECEs
Wall street. under the City Hotel,
CHkLK'S OLD STAND.

Drawn Nos Patspsco, 9e, March IS:
81 80 "a 80 80 z IL &c CT 81 So 40 so.
Ticke: Is "a 55
Drawn Nos Nd Consolidated, Il, March 25:
A ~ 90 90 SO go 40 26 G3 80 II G5 Is.
Ticket 81 46 II, sold
To.Day.-Washington Glass II. Capitals
$4,000 I2497 5000, 40o0, 100 of 1000, 100 OF 500,
&c. Is numbers, l2 drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares
in proportion.
Also. Paispsco, 100 Capitals: $1,000, 40 OF
lCOo 10 of 500, 10 Of 344 90 of &c., 90 of l00 &c.
70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets s3-shares in proper.
NH "a SMITH.
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by John IL. ID. Payne, Salesman.

y kCEES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN
Hs OF SIDNEY AT AUCTlON.-The above two
acres OF Ground will be sold on Tuesday, the 2sih
inst at 3H O'Clock in the afternoon, OF the pre-.
misses, and will be divided into lots &c suit purcha.
seIs.
TERMs-One,third cash, and the balance on a
credit OF and u months, interest added, secured
by negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
The above Ground joins Mr. U. B. Paisley, On -
street.
1nh % JOHN n PAYNE
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Extensive Assortment of spring Seeds,
hUkbAkD. GARDINER d aARLCON

NO III -NdlH- Street,
HAVE received their Spring Assortment of Boots.
AZ shoes, Hats, e pc. Trunks Sole and Upper
Leather. French and American Calf SKINS lining
and Binding Skins Shoe Three d. Letter, Nots and
Wrapping Paper. dc. &c, COM 2giring one of the
largest and hes: seiec,ed stocks they have ever had
Country merchants respectfully re ues.sa TO
examine cur stock we are confoenr tney will
had II as low, if net lower, than the sane GUAM
lines ano sizes can be bought in AIRY market north
OF Richmond. NH la.-a, -
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"AshiSeroS, March 27.-Though no,h;n.
cef'aln is known, i, is believed that Ausu.,rs
oohet has the appointment of Collector Of ~.
port OF New York, one of the best anno;n,.
ments in the gift of the Government. MIR. s.
10 said TO be one of the hard. shells.
NO important appointments were commun.
Gated 10 the Senate yesterday.
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Serious Railroad .43cident- Explosion

PORTLAND March - A locomotive on the Ken.
neoec raiIrosd exploded yesterday, throwing the
brennan, conductor, and engineer many feet in the
air, neither OF whom were fatally injured
BUFFALO, msrch 2j.-The evening train from
Niagara Falls was thrown ct the track near Tow.
anada to-day Many OF the passengers Were bru;,.
ed considerably, but none seriously
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sTkATTON'~ tbEkACA.

Drawn Nos Deiswsfe, 40 10, March 25:
10 90 IS 20 81 "a So , Al IS AZ 6 SO
Ticket Nos IS az 75-$l09 sold and paid by
SITUATION.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, rs. March 70:
o 81 rs SO 10 "a 10 ) 81 60 40 81
Ticket Nos ) 81 rs, do 50 40 63- two more soid
and paid by SFAAI ~ ooo
To-Day.-Delaware, No. II. Capital: ss5,ooe
rs numbers, L. drawn. Tickets %. mn 20
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BY Davenport. Allen d Co.

hy DuVEnp0Fts AIEtH NUs
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TION.-On WEDNESDAY, 30tb March, we
will sell at 10 O'clock at our auction store $50
Boots, Shoes and Hats, fresh and desirable Goods,
suitable for the spring sales.
TEsns-Under 500. cash and cleo and over, 4
month"; credit for approved paper.
mn q DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co. Auets.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF LAW
IN B0OKS.-The very valuable Law Library OF
The late Samuel Taylor, Esq, will be sold or
THURSDAY, March 3lsi, 1858, in the rooms owe,
the store of Eias Hale, Maih street, st 10 O'Clock
M.
This collection embraced all the most irnportan
Works on Law, and 10 especially rich in the mum
Der Of ta Reports, comprising. besides the En- glish
most of the Reports of the different States.
George NJ. West d. Brother will purchase ia
any person unable 10 attend. and catalogues can b
procured of them On Mondey, 2s,h inst.
mic 2s-ts
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=
EosToN, March 2a.-Messrs Rsnsread Des ruo1n
& Co.'S lrcn foundry, Commercial Point Dor.
chester, was burnt last night, together with their
-Etpa, Ra!fs.d.
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By John Il. ID. Payne, salesman.
III GIT VALUAkAE NiaLCH COWS AZ

Nm u VALUN bA LIZ 1M1LCH % " , AT
III AuCIIOA.--NiI be sol. on Monday AT.
ternoon. the 2Sth March, 1853, commencing al
o'clock, al the residence Of Mr L IL Dance, in the
town Ct Sydney, (who is declining the mix busi-
ness about lS most valuable Mllcu Cows soms of
which have calves.
TERMs-Four months credit for approved en-.
dorsed negotiable paper.
mn l6 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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+.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
yRAksMlT.rED FOR THE DAILY 1T


NS~ FORK, March 27th.--An arrir., e.
Suenos Ayres with dates to Janna.. c .o.n
01'ass news that that city was s,ill bs,;es.s '
ana nearly the whole population WA, nn nso'
arms endeavoring to drive of the inau,1sa,.
wah no prospect OF forcing them 10 rai.s -,
seige. 'a'se the
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A4AuBEkT's UFFGCk.
14th street. under Exchange H0tsl.

Drawn numbers Delaware Glass 20, March 25:
10 63 IS % 81 81 SO 2 Al IS 4a 6 So
T0.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Clasi
No H.-Casitals: s25 CO., 1000, 5000, 2,2O0, !, 9o9
so Of 1000, &c rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets ST.
shares La proporisn. mh ~
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GREGORY q NAURY, Managers.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class 69, March % !:
10 63 30 % 81 "a SO 2 IL IS az So
Draws To. Day Capitals: So, 900, 4000, 5000
so of 1000, &c rs numbers, 12 drawn ballots
Tickets Sc
Tc-MOrrow-Capitals geo COO. 70O0, 5000,
10s OF 500, &C. 78 Nos, 13 drawn ballots. Tickets
G5-sharea IN proportion. mn %
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ny alexander Mott g. Co.

FENRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
Il DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &C, at Auction
On Wednesday morning the 6.h April, com.
menclng at 10 O'Clock, we VIII Sell at public Auc-
tion, the entire Stock OF Drugs Medicines Bottles
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff Window Glass, Instruments,
Brushes, Pots, &c, Nc, and every other article Ia
store No l. Main street, occupied by VIM NJ
Dade Apuihecary.
Immediately after the sale, we will rent at pub.
lie Auction, the unexpired term OF (Wu. NJ.
Dade's) OF the House, Counters. Shelves &c &c
BY order OF T TALIAFERRO, Trustee
Terms cash, ALEX MOTT d CO,
nh p Auctoneers
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. SHIRTS.
l. &c, &c, AT AUCTION-On next Friday
Morning, the 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
we will sell large and fashionable assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, &c, consisting ia part as fol.
lows:
Dress and Frock Goats: cloth, csss drap d. etc
Merino and linen Frock and Sack business Coats
Fancy cass, drap d. etc, gars's and drill Pants
Black and fancy elk, satin, drap d. etc. cas-
valentia marseiles and linen Vests
Also, a large collection Of merino Under Shirts
and Drawers
The above goods have Just been received from
Northern establishment with instructions 10 be
closed out immediately.
Country Merchants would do well to attend the
sale, as great bargains may be expected.
The Goods will be sold In lots TO suit the trade;
they are fresh and seasonable Terms cash.
mn 81 ALEX MOTT g. CO, Aucts
Clothing Sale Postponed The above
SAFE is postponed 10 next Wednesday morning, the
Both inst, al which time it will positively take place.
NH Is ALEX MOTT a. ca Auct
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