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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-15
OIIICt ND TO SIiVC sITFVI,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

HAIR
Iucorpora' ell iSlO--Chaiter Perpetual.
Authorized Capital Sa5o,0Oo Subscribed Cap' sl5ooOo
THIs long established and well known Institution,
has transacted most extensive Insurance business
for than forty years. Throughout the United Sta
tes and the British North American Provinces. 1t
has aimed to secure public confidence, by an honora-
BILE and faithful fulilment Of its contracts and
ers Of property assured that all ar claims for loss
under policies will be literally adjusted and prom
pity paid. Public Buildings Manufactures. Mills
Machinery. Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Vessels the stocks while
in port &C., will be insured at rates low as the risk
will admit The following gentlemen constitute the
DIRECTORS.
ii. HUNTINGTON, President.
Albert Day Calvin Day, James Goodwin,
Cha's Boswell, John p. Brace, Henry Keney,
Cnn'sJ Russ. CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
Christopher c. Lyman. Assistant Sec'y.
Applications for Insurance may be made directly TO
the Office the Company at Hartford TO its Agents
lin the principal towns and cities of the Union.
MURPHY & BAXTER, Agents.
Jonesville, Oct 10, 1853. n367m6
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PORTAGE. OHIO.

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte' ed In IS32-Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
The undersigned has been appoined Agent for Hills.
da.e Co., Mich. n320m3 DAN'L. l.. PRATT.
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"By tho powers" said Pat, II care not divil
o bit what man behaves, If he's only honest
Sure no will come right at last" but, Pa, /,
suppose man starts of on directly opposite,
course from that which youthink is the truth
"An' sure isn't tho world round, and shoudn't
we mate again ell in good timci"' III
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On Saturday, Oct 20, the Charleston, s. c.,
Grand Jury ignored tho bill against John Du-
novant, Jr., for killing James ID. Legare, in a
duel.
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The engine-house Of tho Washington En-
gine Company, Philadelphia, was destroyed by
fire on Sunday, with its library Of 800 vol
umes.
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THE subscriber being located Mt this village in the
Gothic Shop the fret door Of Cases cabinet shop
is prepare ed ll orders that may be desired Please
call before purchasing elsewhere.
G.P. .HUTCHINS.
UTBnquire of d. w. G. Peck, Agent at Hillsdale
Jonesville. Nay I. 1883. n355y1
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No. 106 BROADWAY, NY.
GfEG.rhO

Ieennnlaed Capital principally INFESTED in Nep York
and United States Stock.
THIS Company make all Insurance appertainin5
20 Life on the most economical and secure plan.
The Premiums are charged at the usual rates, but
may be paid annually, semannualy or quarterly. or
when the policy ia for life, and the premium amounts
to $50 4Oper cent of 1t may be paid by note and 60
per cent. only in cash.
At the end of each year statement is made Of the
Companies affairs, and dividend Of the profits made
to all life policy holders.
This dividend is mldn in the shape Of stock-trans-
ferable certificates for which ssued-bearing such
interest the Trustees shall declare By this mode
there lisa continual and increased reduction the pre-
MUM from year to year.
The Company have now been in successful opera-
tion seven Years-have insured over 800 policies
after paying heavy amounts TO the widow orphan and
CREDITOR they have remaining large fund $456 750)
to meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been made-three of
40, and four Of so per cent, and per same
paid in cash-thus showing the truths and safety of
ats principles, and benefits TO be derived therefrom
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLISY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Further Information and prospectus can be had at
the Office Of MURPHY g. BAXTER, Agents.
pOSss' ct =; M; M HALE HALE Medical Examiners.
yonesville, Jan. 1, 1853. 1899
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MAY s. HATHAWAYS,
WHO LESALE 'GNOCERS.

Also. dealers in Flour, Fish, Salt, Water Lime, Plas
ter, Stone ware, &c, &c. Dealers exclusively in
Givccries.
Morris Block, Summit St., Toledo Ohio.
IoHv W. MAY. !. HATHAWAY, A. H. HATHAWAY
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SALE.

on Acres Of choice land in Kent County, within
OO Eve miles Of the city Of Grand Rapids. for sale
nn removable terms. Also House aud otin in the
Village Of Hillsdale. Enquire Of
1907 C.J DICKERsoN.
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TO Let.
900 ACRES OF LAND to clear brc ak and put in
e)VJU 10 wheat ne 1t season. Enquire of T.. BLACK
MAR, OF ID. BEEBE, ou the first Of October next.
HIllsdele. Aug %, 1853.
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M MAGAZINEs-HARPER'S AND PUTNAMS
'1 received the bret OF every month and for sale at
VARNUM'S, Jonesvile.
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e. b. DRESSER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Solicitor in Chnncery and Notary Public.
DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.

The subscriber will sell Exchange on New York
at the following rates.
For New England Funds per cent premium.
For New York State and Michigan per cent prem
IIillsdale Jan. ". lR53. w WALlRDN.
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HENRY b. ARMSTRONG. =.
HARNESS MAKER Il SADDIER.

Manufacturer of all kinds of Harness. Saddles, Bri-
dies Martingals. Trunks. valises, Carpet Bags &c.
and dealear in Ladies Satchels Whips, Flynetts
Buffalo Robes, Hair Mattresses, Harness Sole and "
per Leather. Also--Hides Sheep Pelts, Furs Dee,
Skins One door North Mitchelrs Store. n3O9
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WAsHsoros, January 81, lSS3
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. VIII DO received al his yos until
~ ocpek M On the gan day VI arch furnishing all ie
bricks, sness o. blue ocA De and be the
uon Oh The west wing Of ths Paeni Office building this city
The bneks are o. be Of the beet quality, all hard and red tex
GLIDING phaT and arch 10 be
VI Washington. sample twenty clay
intended 10 ie used VIII be required from each
beds IL will be assorted Of the
extra large, add building sampe Of
peehes Of each son VIII be required from each proposing
aud when VIII The contract
The lime be the Potomac wood burnt de-
yeed nour barrels
the building The contractor will be privileged take the
baTrels away ~ they may bs spared.
The be Of the sharp delivered by
the barrel OF i've bushels Samples 10 be furnished.
persona spsened number Of bricks,
b0 delivered Ia gyen rolai III therefore also be
ceived amy number MOI lees than niion.
Persons offering 10 urn The foregoing materials will their
follows For The bricks, thousand for la gneiss
separately cubic
wall r the lime, barrel stated and for
the barrel OF hye bushels In the delivery
building officer TO be appointed
aud and the oeet of The government 10
Materials warned that nothing viii be
ceised which shall fail below tue standard hn be established
Anything rejected mnst be immediately removed nm The premises
The successful bidders Will be required into written
bond security by the Commis
penalty tenth Of The supposed
And III addition to this deduction OF
will monthly estimate for materials
uay delivered which remain 10 The hands OF the
United States anti shalt fully completed
These materials be furnished such lines and IN such
the superintendent OF the building bs ASSISTANT
Aud siail TO
nis required the Commissioner Public Buildings
will liberty purchase market The mnterias
the cost aud risk the delinquent contractor and his
|
Proposals furnishing cullns
white boards aud teench o suitable tor scaod
n WIN EASBi
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
Jan 23--2awd
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~ anEEs : soorr. A4e,,ouesr..

m ANpsoME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION Tuesday the 22d Instant
reidence 81 Captain Hamilton, United army g.
~. en- an streets, at 10 O'Clock handsome
assortment of lurnuTe, nearly new VIZ
Walnut lounge aud chains ddnask
DO hue bookcase, win glarE doors
DO MAJ Bile Dtie, dining, and otheJ tables
Fine worsted danaSk window
WAlnul sldeboArd, burenus, and washstails
China, glass, and ceckrTy among which hne
white French china dinner se and line French
white and gilt tea and cont
A fuil set OF cut glassware, knives and forks &C.
Fine Brussels, ingram, and stair carpets
Oteloth, drugget, and hearth rugs
btonked hauack, shovel and tongs, Tenders
One fine walnut aud cottage chamber set
Two nne fancy painted and lowered DO
Three iron b.dseads HAIR mattress, and bedding
Cherry wardrubes, bureaus, and washstands
Cooking, air tight, aud othsi
WIN large assortment OF excellent kitchen requisites
Terms All sums OF $50, cash. $780, credit OF 90 and s(
days. ior satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar lid Auctioneefs.
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ny }. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

N AisNIFICENT GRAND PIANO, ERARD" HARP ROSE
i'll wood walnut and mahogany cabinet furniture leather
beds curied velvet English and feepy
carpets Ac.-On Tuesday morning. March 10 O'Clock shall
sei residence Capt j. Page nted states navy,
i5lh ali of his elegant furniture and household Effects
Magnificent grand piano, Vienna, ported
by :" kesseIo
Splendid 8 Erard" harp, cost 81 900 in Paris
Silk dainark God a sofas
Curtains, lounges, and arneliaiTs To match
tables, with marble slabs
medallio amchars music stands
Chinese leapnys, alaid table
Mahogany alnul maIDle-top tables
Walnut etagrIe, Bronze candelabras
Mahogany haircloh chairs, rockers
Walnut bookcase and secretary
Two walnut bookcases
Spanish aTmcbars
Geh0ere reception do
Two elegant wood bookcases
Beautiful wood lady u cabinet
Rnsh cane wood chairs
Mahogany walnut dining and breakfast tables
Velvet tapestry, and English Brussels carpets
Hall aud stair Competing
Oic0th, rods
French md Chinn dinner and
Glass, tSaIe cutlery, castors, hre irons
Elegantly walnut aud Italian bedsteads
Rosewood dressing bureaus, waIdrobes, washsands
Walnut library table, whatnols
Mahogany bedseads dressing bureaus, wardrobes
Do canopy bedseads, single beadsteads
Superior feather bed, boosters aud pillows
Best cuIled hair mattresses, husk do &c
Together large of superior kitchen utensils,
stoves, &c not necessary To enuuerale.
Terms $50 UNDER cash that credit of and
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing Interest
JAS G MCGUIRE,
Mar lid AucuoDe.r
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rrspo.a. ler Rsps.,ns .,.f s..t,.. ,asansbaa sIs.

ENsISaKK DgPARrAsRI, Washington March is, 1853.
PROPOSALS sni be- ieoeived day April
is tf executing saoAsmins 10 the Iae kenne-
bunk
it TIVE hundred my heavy to
on course % the exsg The precise position 70 be pointed
OUT ~ the agent OF the United States the work
I'd The sfi-ng continued back ios iee ana
thence, viii an angie, Iia feet 9 beach.
500 euec yards Of end be eScayaed 10 prepare TOT le
81 Not AN oneha OF tis
foundation course (which feet wide extends 70 me evt
of extreme low The VIII be ffom ~ % 10 feet in width
al IL will ba composed OF
split stone Thick and diminishing
width the bottom upwards being
liok y WIDE, from three five feft
strong, close wall without and piece
wall width than lee
length i've The average be feet and
half, average length
About cubic will be needed complete
all of which be and durable, free from
fleets,
Vessels approach within 70 feet Of Tie extremity of The wing
wall, and lac along the channel part the pier.
The be her places delivered from The
sells, by danieks, either on board shore.
Oher for e ballast should be by the 2ai9 b for
cubic yard, including laying II in the wall
For further information address 81 Major Il. B. United
States army, Portland Maine.
JOS. G. TOTEM,
BTevet Brig. Gen. and Col Engineers.
To be inserted in The Union Republic.
ing0a Boston Pest Boston, Massachusetts and Eastern Argu
Portland Maine, other weeks
containing the To be The Engineer De
PlrtmenL Mar I6--eod3w
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly ournai, OF sixteen edited by Richard
Willis which musical composers and writers
country medium OF communication with the
public tn. tor SIS WORTH OF ths very
kinda brilliant and instructive
OF familiar instruction 10 harmony which
OF attractive musical read
csaaed musicians Of musical his
tory truthful criticisms of musical pnb
pick and musical
news. novelty Incident foreisn and domec the whol
forming valuable OF musical
The cboirs and ~ ladies i-h
peciaiy attended to.
copy, co. copies, S. i've copies, so and
club Of FIVE o h's uouols
Address Willis publishers Of the Musical World aod Times
257 Broadway, New York.
youasAThe subscribers also publish Tn.
Moty Gsr.te elegant Journal Of eight each
four OF music (msknR forty eight
musical reading The
Nouhy designed for especial benefit o the
knowledec de
simple music Whose require should
he furnished A. the cheapest possible rate.
Tsms One copy. s. cen's three copies 81 ten copies, ~
twenty s., sending club of
ertrs copy for his " phle. hddres. bvrs Willis.
~ B-Ceym.n viii supplied with the Musical World ard
Time. dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
Eve yrar.
Agent. obtain sub.cb.r for the above named pubcs
tons. Liberal commission allowed.
Now the nm. subscribe the volume begins hr
first Of January, 1853.
Jan l3-d3m
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Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cauihsn ia,s one OF the circuit
L judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan late Of the judges the
of Tennessee
Hon Brheld L. Ridley, chanceors the State
Judges th. whole
school
Pn Il. Daily examinations on
No regular Of
daily iesson the examinations
4 Weekly of and equity, which
dents statement OF facts pofes
and through all the
practice. The framed prepare
Deeds wills and all
dence In the trials some OF the eases are akrn by appeal
supreme which il held monthly In c,as.,
public the end session The students
i Jurors c"ui ugns and chanceors and In Official
pacites = cted with their suits.
Sessions 6rs' the third
temDe Thursday February The
the ding Monday in February aud ends
Thursday IN July
Erpeaseg per ion fee $50 advance contingent
a. boarding $50 Students books
which b. had In the Lebanon bookstores.
sessions required The
previous
mission There classes students
any during the collegiate year
Their. moot legislature CONNECTED wi the school
Number OF students the last collegiate YEA eighy-sI.
ROBERT L CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoy President Board OF Trustees.
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VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicinity Of
Washington sale The unse offers for sse Wood
stock" the which he resides certainly Of hs most
highly the vicinity Washington Lies
miles from the
of best leading the and in the mme
.ighborhood lands Young Addison, Barry,
Jenkins and the hospital conans three
hundred hundred Of which
cultivation, residue heavily tmbered The
cleared well enclosed dd into fields, In each
which failing Large quantities
lime ashc stable and have been used on this land
effect within the three years, and
produce There o boto
well timothy 6y and about forty seeded
in
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry houses overseer snd
gardeners harm all outhuidngs
the OF the farm Possession o; the farm and farm
immediately dit Will be
deSred, for portion Of the purchase money
further particulars apply John Carroll Brent attorney
street James Mcclure,
street, where plot OF the property may be
The premises TO
O--2awu ELIZABETH BRENT
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,o aeer.


lEELI.KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
w auciionDG Thursday morning. March ~, 10 o'clock
residence the Hon r. Kennedy
l7 18TH all the furniture and household effects
IL, consisting Of
Do arnchairs, music chair
marble top sofa table
Mahogany worsred covered chairs, rockers oitomans
Do hair spring sofas, chairs, rockers
Marble pier tables, centre do
sells blue window curtains, cornices
French chandeliers brorze and gut candelabras
2 marble busis, silver cardstand
Mantie and table ornaments, shells, minerals
Brussels and Ingram caIpes
liaHack OAK hail chars
Ha lamps, hall carpering, oilcloih
Ivory handle knives, and forks, casors
China aud glass table linen
Mahogany walnut dining and sid. tables
Do sdeboards, secretaries frescrccns
Morocco -coveTei afmchaiTs, writing case
Lace and chiniz curtains, window shades
Diuiug and chamber CHAIRS
Mahogany and walnut marble top dressing bureau,
Do and painted wardrobes, wastistands
Do dressing tables, toilet sets
Marble top commodes, bdets
Looking glasses clocks, engravngs
Feather beds, Soisters AID pillows
Cured hair and husk mattresses
Narseities bed quilts, 8 pairs blankets
Bed inen racks, bath mb
Turkish and three chamber carpets,
Coskine coppers, jelly and ice ream moulds
Tin SAFE and large assortment of kitchen .qnisitss
Terms $50 under cash that credit ottwo and
four MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed beang interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Mar l6-d AucuonaeT.
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All J. G. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed an New
vi DIRK the practice Of he law and in addition, will his
the and Of such pecuiafy trusts
cobhded tim. formed
among commercial financial aud geademen OF
principal the residence
half In Londo he offers his services TO
desiring business transacted In Europe.
NEw YoRx n w all street, February, less.
RHyKRKscHa
Messrs. James G. King Sons
M.ssrs. Gnbeft, Cor, h Johnson, y New fsrk.
Messrs, duncan, Sherman Co.,
Mcs-rs. Blake, Ward, h CO., New York and Boston,
Messrs. Corcorau Riggs, Washington.
Hon. John Davis, Worcester, Massachusets
p sM ID. proposes leave New York in March early in
Apn business will tbly detain him
II. will take charge OF further mat that be in
other Of Europe. Duug his alb
addressed will be attend His address in
London will the OF Barring Brothers, Co.. to
whom he Is also permiued TO refer.
Mar
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North Carolina Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DErARrAEsT, Raleigh, N. c.,
Fab I-t.

North Carolina Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. c.,
February y, 1853.
EALED proposals will received in the city New until
10 O'Clock, 3lst next, purchase
S590y00o
OF bonds issued by tho State of North Carolina.
These will date January, 1853, and will
years viii attached, interest,"
per per mum, will payable the Isl July
Jury Of year.
principal will be payable the
public, Yok,
able treasury North Carolina.
These bonds authority
North Caiona, North Carolina railroad
and addition faith Stale, AL held
railroad
expressly lodged lof their redemption
They enactmeH, Exempted from
Parties bidding will please address letters
Sealed Proposals North Carolina Bcndsn
signed New Yok. dire of Messr Brown
hosset, leo Front street, New York.
Tie bids opened Bank Of the Republic o'clock
p 3tsi day of March in the G.
presidenty,f the said bank and r. Brown
Freeman Bidders may also be present
sneceul bidder. will quirrd informed Of the
of their bids depnste
lids with the the credit
the OF the State Of North Carolina.
This depa-e either republic
New York thu hank of North
pank OF Cape Fear Raleigh, Moth Carolina
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of North Carolina.
Feb l3-2swt3lsthar
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4 CARD-To Huusekeepers and others-Ws would respect
IA and other who
sufcient stock Of wood
selected wi much care under advan
nr good mnot
city have quite large stock and wish
Dispose possible order make
offer Inducements cash who
quantities. Of eihsr wood OF Goals and think all
Who car had a before purchasing
Of
$ csllps practicable
JAMES w. BARKER Co,
lo--2awlm. Corner of IA and q
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He'd River Raft.


CONGRESS having recently providing
" OF thu Red liver ran the advertisements
ed This subec, have been withdrawn aud the following
tuted In their 81 ad
REMOVAL. OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals win be received The War Department until the hrs,
and free from obstruction by rats for series OF
Each bidder will propose keep
NAVIGATION free obstruction thereby for specified PERIOD
eomplets the said
.e l., day Of janaa 1851 =, also The number oysa Counting
CATION Of the river free nom obstruction for the raid
satisfied with bis responsibility and with the security offered by
mini who shall said raft and keep the river free
The required give for $40 900
two good urees each for the OF 0oo conditioned for the
with his proposals OF persons whom
ofer, sues. and declaration BY they viii
ola district Judge tn. United State. the which
eonasr .% oS over and above Al s pa ss , and
liabilities No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
complsd with
Terms Of Payment.
or the OF 500 Appropriated for object $50
shall be paid the work the ra ow,
ra has been removed the shall peced by ocsr
pointed by s War Department, and f ,ha tina, such IL
Of $50 900 the portion removed ,hsl bear the pro-
work The remaining paid equal
DUAL ns'amsn corresponding number with the number
ton open Of which fact be the sole Judge
Each bid must be FOR the whole work that h for the removal Of
hs raft aud for keeping The river for specified period No
separate proposals for portion. OF will he con,idsr.d
The proposal. win be addressed TO The UNDERSIGNED marked
the snvelops, Proposals for removing Red nv.r rAnn
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
All paper. which have published the
III. sns, re, hereby aahorss to publish , and addition
Washington Arkansas, twrny times daily and then twice week
Each advertising win send copy III. paper containing
the advertisement
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Walls Farm private sale The farm on vi
Mr. Kirtwood resides having been At auction,
contains M fence, well
high state of cultivation, fine
timothy meadow fine apple and peach orchard excellent dwelling
buildings IL
p,n Washna'on. Prince Georee county
Bladsobup dep be
ses sod 10 suit purchased Apply Nr Krkwood.
premises Green Scot" the Of
Penn-yiv-nis avenue, Washington,
a. arJ~
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IN ACRES of un,mp~"v.d Land for s.le-Ths
D authorized to sell
In
w.snnston rie Bad-nshug pot adjoining
~. f,yms NJ Messr.. Luspel' Mathews nd Row1e.
ABOUT Of the abovr mentioned
h..,ce l. land and
~. -, sssds prins md hsnS~o,ne build M
T.yr,.. cash hssnc- IN ws
Ayr for IN. d.f~rrsd
.s,,.f.~,ogilv secured hearing interest
App,y to Mr Bowie, sdion'ns the previ.es, or 70
N'N GEFEN SCOTT
Auction and Commission Nerrhsr.. conner Of
sth and Penn, avenue.
Mar
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PROPOSALS for carrying the the United July
1883, 10 July 30, 1855, inclusive, the following
the of south Carons
the Post Once Department In the city Of Washington until
of Ap 1883 be decided th of april
No. 346 FIR Yokvi- by Hickory Grove Harmony, Boydton
Cherokee lroa Works. Cooprrsviie, Drat,nsylls, Lime
Spring, Thickey Fnrk, oult e and hurricane, 10
apartanbureh q. H., South Carolina, 50 mes back
three week.
Leave fosviue every Mondly, Wednesday, and Friday
Nip. MI
Arrive sp utaGburph g. II. next days by !, .. m,
Leave Spsansurgh &. II. every Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday a. 6, a. M
Arrive at Ymkyille next daya by 6, a. IN.
bid
copoaed in the the tbs
proper general Of mai February
1855. Is. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr orroH ARrarNT, March J, 1853.
March 5-lcw4w