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SheriG'S Sale.

Pursuant to the command of an order of sale,
issued from the court OF Common Pleas in and
for the county of Carroll, Ohio, and to me di.
rected. will expose to public sale at the door
of the Court House, in said county, on Tuesday
the 2Sth day of January, A. D. 1858, between
the hours Of ten o'clock A. M. and o'clock P.
M. ol said day, the following real estate, to wit:
lot number three, in the town of Norretown,
with the Improvements. Valued at 3
Terms Clsh. GEO. PUGH, Sh'f
Dec. "a. 1859. and Special Master Com.
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Liafof Lellers

Rsmsining 10 the Post Office in Canollton,
% The fret day Of jan, 1858;
BsAdIe Levi Moore Jenima
CsaeFill Joseph Moore Mary
CappeF Gabriel Pease Julia
Eagy Henry Pedlar Henry
Fink Michael HeiEs) Richards David
Farmer Richard lhsirsl Ready ]. w.
Cams NJ. A. Richardson Saml.
Goreas Cslharine Smith Jonas
0uniOn Hugh (Heirs) Simmons Adam
Hess s. A. Steel James
Kendall A. j. Smith Margaret
Maple Maria Smith John
McMasleFs Wm. Trouer Alex. z
McGavmn Eli Thompson Horace
Moore Mary A. Toot Moses
Miner Wesley WiFner Samuel
Morton Edward Wrigley Benz.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised. c. ELSON, p. NJ.
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a vi Il R GU

The great Navigator after whom our country was
named.
BY C. E. LESTER, LATE U. s. CONSUL.
ILLUSTRATED WITH ENeRAYiNes.
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aGENTS WaNTEu
TO SELL Tnx
LIFE OF GEN. sCoTTs

- u IL ~ 4 - " 81 ~ 4 = - sas.E.
TO SELL Tnx btH
LIFE OF GEN. sCoTT.
500 pages l2mO., Handsomely and daraSis kodna.;
Illustrated with Engraving.
sr EDwARD .. MAHsFEEzD. "a.
Many years Editor Of The CiAeihassi Dsily
Chronicle. -
The Subscriber win shertlys fecsivs isose ihS
Press, an addition Of the above salaablA 80 80
will furnish those who wish 10 baeosss kskaals 4
circulate the same on the most favorable ssFlss. -
For further particulars and sll necesssrv inssaa:
ton, applicants will please address ftels letters q
the subscriber. ,ta4 .ss sf
II. MANSFIELD, PasEsksz3
i34 York Street. Ras Hasss. Z:
Clethimg, CiOttstng = win.sl ! !,
ing and in order TO be ptepxied tog tie eEIIIIhz.
blasts We have purchased ! Tot 1t hsa5g -
coats, sack = frCok dol vssag -. KI.lek l
fer fSs ssle cheaper than aAA-~h...-znssl csifssa
- : .aean wbat We say.
CUMMINGS kspaAeEiE.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN.
Men Wanted

TO TRAVEL as AGENTS.
Ths subscriber IS now publishing Third Edi.
ton Of the life and voyages Of
AMRR RUCUa
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. A.e,,o...r..

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
sucon-on Tuesday, the 5h Of July, shall cell in FROM
9 O'Clock, handsome building
lug Virginia abe dt thirty Two running
Sd and AZ being half lot No In
square No 537.
Ao, Wednesday the 9Th Of July shall sell in front Of the
O'Clock, handsome three
which they stand of Nos
subdivision Of No 23 fronting
north, forty running
eight feet six inches The
arranged, aud
whng to make good nvesnsnt berg handsome
No ~
OF Massachusetts and li
Massachusetts 20 feet and 1913 h
third balance in eighteen
OF sale. decd
The es The above mentioned indspusbe
Julyi-d Auetion.er,.
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TO WHALEMEN AND MERCHANTS IN IHE PA.
.E4E CIFIC TRADE.

ITO lease a years. ISLAND one Of the Ga
apagos in the Southern Pacific dependencies
public OF Ecuador, between five
ward Of tile Of America The island
i 2p SOUTH and longitude Do 30 meridian
witch, ind about hiteen miles length
twelve IN length There
Beach and Post Office well known frequent
ing The island perfectly aud commodous The
Of the island agreeable, climate
sonndings around abound fish
quality, with abundance turtle about equidistan
Guyaqnil aud Panama, and from Horn and oregon,
best vessels bound from the Atlantic
OF Amrca thence the Atanuc The soil
pabe producing all kinds plants,
temperate
WE'LL equal quality Sea Island
Not the valleys hui the sides
cultivated from January December, crop following
rapid succssson moaened In by continued
dews and by rains ia winter. ~ -
There the island about 5000
thriving cattle besides Mules ssse goa In
addition TO the constant and demand for
transient vessels touching there profits realized
other fodder the cabbage
supply during voyage BY laying pipes, II
lively uifng cost from The first spring the beach distance
about two miles copous flow Of the be obtained
GLIDING whaeIs that constantly passing tho vicinity
island As the trade Pacific eveoped
coslng
for whaers The group lying
Of what IL called the otahore ground A ~ b.'".
To association requisite capital
eTprise Charles island Inviting field
tain and bounu harvest Of profits be realized All communi
subject
general republic The States
ceivc prompt attention.
AARON H. PALMER.
An interesting of Charles island
and capabilities will be found in 81 Of
United igas Potomac,
John Downs IN 1881, 1882, 1883, and 1884"
June 99cod3ts
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Mayors Proclamation.

UHEREAs by the entitled An relating sp-
proved 25h Juy 1879 end thr amending the same,
proved 9Th April 1892 y 4 provided that whenever shall be
lade appear 20 the satisfaction OF tie tyr that animal
dog kind within This city shall be deemed and consdeted
shall be he duty the to issue his procamuon requiring
all animals kind shall
Der Of days he shall deem cnpedrnt
proamaiion exceeding ninety days and shall be
the city constabes and lawful for other kill
bury and dog going large contrary 10 The said poclama
~ kc.-
Now therefore, having been made appear my
"anlniais OF the dog snd" mad
hereby give notice TO all whom concern that call animals
kndn this required be
during Of days from hereof; police
required
all such be found going large this
ton.
under hand, at the mayors ohce In city wash
pg,on, this e2th day OF June, 1883.
JOHN w. MAURY,
July l-lRw6w Mayor
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Hy O. w. sOrELER. Auct,on.er.

WANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-By vr
Of decree Of the circuit court Of The District Of Coumb
siou in equity Washington the
and Geo Sheck
ELL Mary shecke Rosaie shcekei defendants,
subscriber appointed said win sell public
auction the hshe. bidder he,eio on the premises on Monday
This erby located soeh side o
Maryland avenue Immediately opposite the Green
onc feet Of ground and fronting ~ fee
Maryland avenue. 81.
Terms of residue in four pay
49, and ~ months with interest from dsts To be
satisfaction NJ the and, the full
money tie final ratification OF
valid deed the
purchasers vested viii be
executed
complied with within three days
right resell the
proper public auction credit he think f' at the
OF deniing purchaser stcr weeks notice AZ
Washington All convey
RI JOHN a. LINTON, Trustee.
q. w BoTELRR,
June aA-AawAds
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The English iAriH Of duties on goods wares and mer-
chandise, is about TO undergo great change at the
ommeDdation OF the new ministry.
The reduction Of duties very material on various ar
tces exported from this country, viz books, butter,
cheese. clocks, rce &c. We do not find the article OF
tobacco enumerated therefore conclude that this
called luxury Cor as the London Moming Chronicle
terms H. an article OF necessity 10 the poop will be liable
to the same duty as heretofore q 1'l ~
The London Economist adds, in reference TO the con-
sumption Of tea, coffee, &c. in the United States and
Great Britain
:" The consumption OF Ia the United States ia said to
have been. In the year 1892. % o pounds In
IL Was, according 10 our trade tables, 81 6I5 pounds
90 that we consume nearly double proper
to 70 our numbers as the people OF the United States La
1904 however they consumed 1850 63 io9 pounds Of coffee
while we only consumed IS pounds that havips
regaId to the population they six cot
lee Than We consume In years the
10 The States has Increased from IL 1888 900 pounds 1913
% 20 5Sl sos pounds In lS53oI il has doubled willis In
England the consumption has increased nearly I'd
1854 In tue States The consum ption OF coffee has in
creased hom 6666 pounds In 1913, 1870 53i Iss
pounds IN iSo5-of u has than doubled In England
the consum pon OF coffee has increased from 1913 40i
pounds in 1873 10 5Oi 376 pounds In lS52r
he population OF the empire hss the whole
States has increased from l 1855 50i to "a 500
third The consumption OF both coffee and he
has Increased much faster than the people, from which
see that they like the English. advancing wealth
comforts, and uxuries, as they increase in numbers
The tariff recently in force and that now determined
for Gieat Bitan, show the following variations in
few articles:
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From FoRT LEAvEswoRTH.-Tbe Weston Reporter
contains The following items from Fort Leavenworlh

| FRom FoRr LrAvEswoRTH.-Tb Weston Reporter
contains the following items from Fort Leavenworh.
The cour, martial which has been 10 session at Fort
beavenworth for several days past has closed its L.
bors They now have under Consideration tho charges
preferred against Major How while in New Mexico A
large number OF officers from abroad in attendance
among Them we notice Brevet Lieut. Col. Bragg-'a little
more grape, Capt. BragL,' memory; also Gen. Clark,
and others OF high rank in The army 4yf =
The spectacle OF the hne-looking officers with their
shining epaulets and their gIitering swords reminded
ns Of the like scenes had Witnessed on the plains OF
Mexico, in the days when we wen, fighting, long
lime ago
son the 2stb a train, with qusrtermas'er and commits
sary stores, left for the post the Kansas river
"The mail (express) arrived at Fort Leaven worth on
Tuesday last. IRON the post at the mouth Of Repub
can Fork on the kansas river The place is reported
TO be in good health, and officers stationed there are
busly employed IN making Preparations for putting up
the necessary buildings, &c. ls 50 H5# -
Msior Chiffon. with company 3, LET drasoons left
Fot Leavenworth yesterday route for the post
be established al the mouth OF the Walnut creek on the
Arkansas river-Fon Atkinson having been ordered 10
pe broken M and abandoned, and company ID. 5h in
any now stationed there, be remoy ell and stationed
Al he post at the mouth OF Walnut creek"
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ARRIVAL OF TWO PRUssiAH MEs-or-wAR.-The Prus-
sian frigate Geton, Captain Sundens bearing the broad
pennsnt of Commodore Schrweder and sloop. ef- war
Amazone, Commander Schumacher, arrived here yea.
terday from Carhsgena, via Havana, leaving the first
port the 9th June, and arrived of Cape Henry 2ls
List Of officers OF the frgae Gefon Captain Sunde
nall; First Lieutenant NJ Jackmannl Leutenanls Koh-
Ter, kIatt, Reezhe, Schee, and Wochren flag leuen
ant, Werner; marine officers, Captain ebe, Lieu,enans
Jerf and De Jolz .Pursers Wall, Doman Surgeons
Tambier, Lorebyo B,rcht; Passed Mdshipmen Soyow,
Kransck, Barron Dohlyeck. (from St Paul Midship.
men Sievegenez, Kuhe., Count Mon,z, De Schleins,
Kranse. Neyen. Grandseitel, " Rechihopen, Tefschr
Weeiers, Bu,erlin Drews, and living
The following the officers OF the sloop- Of war
Commander Schumacher Lieu,enanp Rune. Lenfanfz.
Hencks, Bahend, Londerguarl; Passed Midshpmen
MaeLean, Dochords, Kulkof Purser Koehn The frigae
IS noble ship OF forty eight guns, and apparently in
fine order The sooP is also fine ship Of twelve guns
and likewise in good order They anchored in Hampton
Roads Thursday and up in fine style yesterday 10
the naval anchorage off Fort Norfolk. After mooring,
,au,es were exchanged with the United States ship of.
tbe-ins Pennsylvans, Commander Saunders They are
not connected in any way with the Worlds Fair, as
was ibtmaied by some OF the evening papers, and are
on no special .srvice-Nopfoh Beacon, June IS.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,

For THREE EvEskos AFTERNOON AND EVENING or
JULY FOURTH.
a MONS. DEyANI,
The wonderful Posrer will give series of
penrins in his celebrated character of tile
"MYsTIC sPRrTE,p
Which superhuman the
Medical Faculty Of the Old World
lie will be assisted by
w. Penn Lchr, the Eminent Banjost.
Mons Hooiey celebrated Violin performer
A. AileyDe, the distinguished Counter Tenor. .s
Master Adams, the well known soprano
Paul Berger, the great Basao.
And George VI. Hill, favoie BaIadst
Admission 25 Doors open 81 O'Clock
...# JOHN T. FORD,
July Id Manager.
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Two TWosIoRV FRAME HOUSES wIrH BRICK BAsE.
and lots AZ. 81 ~. ~.
shsI SELL " front OF the ocort n
nsnsso",s new s'o.y sme houses
sd on ia street west. bs'wsen street. south hs,.s
lot NO y In No 26 having on Inn .cs,
back alley ~ feet. The o,an u. sd
and arranged each,
and faithfully executed. -''
Terms Ono third balance in and u months. IN. p.,
Gr the deferred from
day 81 SAFE deed given And decd Of Title
putabie.. t.. f#rH4lr GREEN h SCOTT,
July Id Auc,oneers.
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by E. n. sTtATTOS, Aacaoneer,

fPsnnsyirnra arsnas, so,aA side, ioA arsa.)
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND At
auconon Thursday afternoon July premises
o'clock shall sell lots Nos s. 10, "a, 33 81 subdivision
~ feet ~ Title
Conveyapecs At the EXPENSE Of the purchaser.
third residue months,
torily secured, bearing interest. July t--eodAds
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yellow FEVER IN THE WEsr IsDlEs--By late sdvices
from the West indies learn that the yellow fever is
very bad at Trinidad there were upward of seventy
deaths. Capitals Domve, the collector of customs. is
one OF them. AT ST. Vinceni there are still, some cases
Dominica also very bad; the governors wife is dead
and many others. Mr. Giss, the purser Of the Eagle
died OF yellow fever on the 12h ult, oil Demaraa All
OF ihomas there were twenty-five deaths GU, of ninety
cases at the hospial-N o. Crescent
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Bo.ros. June ~ The steamer Oaean, Capt SANFORD,
which left this city Last evening FOR Halowe ashore
between and 10 o'clock Thacher's island The pas
sengers were taken of by the steamer st Lawrence,
which left here about the time for Portland and the
Atlantic bound from Portland for Boston, took
the freight furniture no. Both these vessels arrived here
O'Clock this morning The Ocean is about three years
old, owned by Messrs. Sanford, and valued a, 8700Oo
She will probably be total loss, when she e she
appeared to DO breaking up The rock where che struck
Is known as the Loudoner. When she struck tho rock
penetrated her bow. and prevented her from falling back
into deep water.
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OIy- The Philodemtc Society of Georgetown Collier
will hold its usun celebration al O'Clock Monday
4lh of July The Declaration
delivered by society. public are
invited attend "'.E
WIN. ii. DUNCAN,
JOSEPH p. CALLAKEN,
JESSE E. CLEVELAND,
JOHN J. BEALL,
JULES ID. DELACROIx
June 3o-dJif Committee of Invitation
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COAT q meeting OF the Board OF Directors
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute held
the following resolution passed
Resolved, Institute be
through week Sundays excend) from 10 O'Clock D.
and that the public generally be invited the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June i7-r kseordng Secretary.
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CARD-We call the particular attention Of citizens and
n connoiss~urs the sale Of liquors,
which takes place this afternoon Csu Saloon
o'clock by Jas c. Mcuire aUctoneer. We
all the hne varieties Johannesburg
Chsmb-rn Monacbet fine
sssnr and LATTE ciare with variety
WINS and liquors.
The sale without by order Of the ss-ignees
+.
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The tariff recently in force and that determined
on for Gieat tain, show the following variations in
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
In this city the Goth ut, by the Rev. CHAKIxs KIno,
Georgetown College, Dr. MARTIN VAN BUREN, hogan 10 Miss
NAOMI only daughter Of Mr. CHARLES THOMPSON, late
Mary's county, Maryland. ue
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BY II. n. srpATrON, Auctlomeer,


tPsnrsyirarfa rrue, south tide loh arsst)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
family auction (f-r Of whsm
10 O'Clock, W.
Chos ~ Pennsylvania avenue shall sell all the
household consisting extensive
pao chambe dining and kitchen furniture in exceIsn,
condition
Terms under, cash
and days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
July 1-ds
u HE mi PIague-A Narrative for the Adm, onition
both Old and Young Rich
II #
Of Essays Popular Ignorance. frce rs
Gospel Gsss; by Lewis stnokiry. rs cents.
Porn cav Eanny's Portfolio. 81 -,
Bearices by Catherine Sinclair as cents H#@
Cs Je.uits; by Hcuenc. 81.
Commentary solonms Song by Burrowes ~ Is
GRAY d BAL,LANTYkE
July Seventh Street.
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TREAsURER's srArEmENr

paa1as
b ad yua
aa dqn&
9J@u""a"ys"" and ordered
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sxoIrkmssT AMONG rHx risHxsxrs.

kNoIrEmEsT AMONG THE YisHRRMEs
Bosros, June % There is great excitement among tho
fishing towns consequent upon the government deiayn
the despatch OF vessesofwar 70 the fishing grounds
project the rights of the American fishermen.
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ny y. Q. MCGUIRE. Auc,Ioneor.

Hss eyer By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneor. Flt.ft
DAIR OF SUPERIOR MULES, BUGGY, AND TWO OLD
carriages auctionOn Saturday morning. July
O'Clock, III front Of the auction rooms shall sell
Pair of first young work mules
One buggy and carriages.
Terms credit Of days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
June 30-d Auctioneer,
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nj Metropolis. .leh #bA
M Washington, May %, 1852.
GENERAL meeting ssockhoIders Of bank
hed a. Inc Banking this city Monday,
Of July purpose of elecs the year
snsuIrE. ...s.f.
'rhe ros viii open O'Clock and ci,se N O'Clock
{ tlVa'H ny order oftbe board
May s,--eodrs1J unsa dik4JaIy ND. SMITH, Cs.hisr.
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HE WONDERFUL CALF.-A greater curiosity IN,

THE WONDERFUL CALF IA greater curiosity than the
Siamese Tws This calf has two mouths, three
tongues, four nosls, and lively and active animal.
Great crowds have and
est wonder Of The ate.
exhibited old stand,
street and Pennsylvania Thnrsdsy Friday Saturday
Hours of cxhibuoni From * O'Clock, TO III, and
from y IN. TO 10 at night.
free Of sdm,tance IS children under 10 year,
price. June 3o--d3ur
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sales To-Day.
BY y. G. MCGUIRE, AuctIono,

BY j. g. MCGUIRE, AuctIonoor.
INTENSIVE SALE AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE,
Il of 25e baskets and old
and finest quality wines, brands liquors, and alnen,a
krde at Carasis Saoon Friday aiternoo July h at
az O'Clock precisely. s4.t aDA rf# .asEt t#
Amongst splendid liquors
found aH
Cabinet Optnius Champagne grapeieaf do taN
Imperial Cabinet Mettefnch Johannesburg W
Creme dc Bouzy Champagne, Lambert y Brumm
Bouky Champagne, Dinet, Peavel i Go. H
Cabinet Sleinberyer, Conrad Mappss, Rheingan
Chaeaux AlaIgaux, Barton 4 Guesier vintage 1914
Sparkling MoseIe and red sparkling Nebbioio
Chateau Lahtte Ciaret, 1884, Nalh. johnson d Son
Nuts Grand Vim do Burgoync, q Marcy 1e
vonay Haul Bourgange, Jules Lnusseurs e.
Chatcaux Leviitc, Barton Gucstcr a.sI & eiht IL
Nus Grand Vim, A. Kernel A.t .o @
Pomard do do eH#as .0
Chambrrins, Jules Lausseuo
Hermitage Ronge, do
Double Crown, sparkling Champagne ia3-f5A ~
Creme de- Bonzy, Napoleon Champagne Jacquesson hls
HlleIy Vermuch di Torino Duff GOrdDn Harmony
Oley, R0mans brands Of Amontiilado a
Ooroso MaDzanid Vino del Pasto Pale Brown and Victoria
Newton, Gordon, Bual, serca
Old Reserve, Tina, and Victoria Madeiras Us
English fresh fruits in glass; white red and black curan
May Duke cherries, damsons, anchOvies
PaTmesan archducal cheese h'il ~ a-t as h
sordines, Phillips 4 Csnard, do Chatcsn 4 Bassea
Royal table sauce, Lea h Perrin
Royal Champgnons, in tins
Saucissons Truiics, in tin W.
Old 5chedlm gin
Rasnsays lslay whisky and Jamaica
Guard Dupuy, Co.'s fifteen old Pale, Dark, and
brandy
Mare Champagne Bnndy thirty years old, aud other lots.
The particular OF citizens 10 invited TO this SALE which
embraces all the wines celebrity the original with the
brands Of hrst-clsss European houses.
The by order Of without and the
wines offered in lots to suit purchasers tNN
Terms JAs. G. MCGUIRE,
July lit 81. Auctsneer
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COSTLY covrRsaEsT.-The Falkland islands con.
tam population Of only t,csny- sepen men. women, and
children and yet the British Parliament lately passed the
following salary appropriations To the officers Of the col
my governor, $500 per annum; magistrate, Efoo;
sa,n i'oo surgeon, Goo, surveyor general, G3oo
mrs" clerk and acting colonial secretary eaoo .eeond
c',f' ai5o; clerk TO supendiary magistrate. Coo !.
al cor' E32 magistrates department. Etpl TO
,s-,,.s' or about $4,000 year Il il uod.rstood
"' 's'A''es are pocketed by three or four person,
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Our Philadelphia papers and corre.,ond.nco r;no :,
counts OF the initial proceedings OF grant Mn.iesI con
srsas, one thousand strong, Of our German friend, The
lyrical visilem were kindly received by the mayor ana
preparations were making for their musical fs.,v.,
We are becoming accustomed to things on l,rvc
but what would have been though, few years back Of
such demonstration tits truly colossal, and mari.
too, the genial spri OF the Fa,herand They NAV intro
duee the word liberty and kindred terms into ,he,
s'rophes without the CENSORSHIP, OF Germany, and find
that this country Isl broader Sed for their sr than Eu
rope Ttibu~e .1aef aht N6aN a ~ II
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By GREEN q SCOTT. Auct,oneer..

By GREEN u SCOTT. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE LEAsEHOLD LARGE FIRE-PROoV
J. ,ae desks, copying press capets, CLOTH
anctionoD Wednesday the 9th July shsi
recently occupied
avenue, ~
effects OF the establishment,
| ..H4- Re . wide, q.
One patent balance weighing gold
Large snd snai o dconut
Office writing
do orc. table
Walnut a ..f +
Fine eight day clock
One copying
OIL cloth, n 9th ar = !.
Iron railing, large once nd pipe eE.a.
Also, the room,
fur and months, and
eighty by fnecn
aiey pap~sd,
caIcuiated
city
nearly Persons wishing purchase articles Of Kind will
do
Terms sao, $50,
months satisfactorily hearing
t. est .
by order of the trustees GREEN SCOTT,
June cd Aucuopsers
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DOR RENT, the northwest at y3th ard
sse,sons parioy, dining bedrooms,
garrett all Handsomely furnished For apply the
premises to JOHN j. JOYCE
June i7~eoda Until
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AJOTrCE-we this method Of notifying patrons that,
will be- drawn
ON on abort instant for confidently hop
tba consider themselves earnestly but respectfully cali
upon make prompt r~spouse.
June o7-d3w H' HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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II BROWNS Essence Of Jamaica Gimger.-This
s preparation Ut srceence In ordinary d.
rbDa ncPicnt cholera Short all NJ
digestive functions, 10 NJ incstmable value During the
of epidemic cholera and children
peculiarly efcacious family individual sho~Id
enables influences ncipcnt
which lurk IN = changing climate. ~
CssdsnRe the genuine which prepared
Phsdeipkis and for sale ~ ~ the
s'sfes and IN Washington
by Nairn and r. d. Gilman snh tn AeraR
dria, vtsEtsta. by J. Y. Perpont A at.s
June0R