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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
Washington County Fair.

We are authorized to give notice, that the
Executive Committee OF the Washington
County Agricultural Society have changed
the time of holding their Fair, to the 9Th and
9th Of September; week previous to the
State FAIR. 1t is believed that greater in
terest can be got up, in preparing stock for
the State exhibition, previous TO the State
show than afterwards. All papers in the
County are requested to notice this change
in holding The Fair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
Norwich University.

The Commencement exercises OF thl~In-
stitution will be held on the 10th August
ID. Hale, President Of Geneva College, will
If his health permits, address the Trustees
on the occasion. Also the Rev. +. w.
Shelton of Montpelier, Vt, author of The
Rector of ST. Bardolph and some other pop,
ular works.
William Stark of Nashua n. H., will on
the same day deliver Poem at the invita-
ton of the Philomathic Association of the
University.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
Mass State convention !.

All persons who are in favor of resisting
by all Constitutional means, the usurpatons
of the propagandists of SLAVERY, are in
vited without distinction of party to meet in
Mass CONVENTION at MoNrPELIfR on the
TnrRrrENTH DAY OF JULY NEXT, 10
O'Clock A. NJ, TO Nominate Candidates for
the approaching Election and to take such
measures as will in all future elections ena.
bic the people of Vermont to give practl
cal expression Of their sentiments at the
Polls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

The Central ana Connecticut River Rail
road route Is now the cheapest. Both trains
from Montpelier run through to New York
the same day-the first arriving at about 4
?. NJ, and the mail train arriving at about
/ in the evening. Tickets of admission to
the Chryslal Palace may be had at this Of
fee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
Good Advice.

The Era (organ of the Free Sellers at
the city Of Washipgton,) advzes the free
soilcrs Of Vermont to accept the proposition
made by the Wing Convention at Rutland
on the 7th inst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

Mad-Tbe Slayocrats at Washington
See debate in the Senate on the Boston pc.
h,ion for the repeal Of the fugitive slave
law. The blackguardism Of Jones L. Co
only betrays the badness Of their cause.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

Maine Polii:cs.-B Bangor, June 27 Hon.
Shepherd Carey, the Liberal Democratic
candidate for Governor, spoke here last eve
ming. lie took strong ground against the
Portland regular Convention and its candi.
date, Judge Paris. He also denounced the
Convention as a packed concern, and declar-
ed the Democratic party to be dissolved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

The Razor Strop Man. We do not mean
the world renowned one who shares the
community by selling them strops. We
mean our worthy and ingenious townsman,
Mr.. John Demerrtt, who has done that por-
ton of the world that have boards to cut, a
great blessing, in the completion Of his Pa
tent Spring Razor strop. 1t is fine and
finished article. Every man who shaves
himself should go strait to Demerritt's shop,
and buy one. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

o. The Address of the Nebraska
members of Congress was marked for this
paper; but we have been compelled to defer
il untll next week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

QS We have reason for doubling the re,
port that Mr.. Skater has declined.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
Vermoni Central Railroad. See no

Termoni Central Railroad. See notice in
advertising columns. The report of the In
vestigating Committee has been published.
The distribution will be made as soon as the
list of those entitled to copies is received
In the mean time stockholders can obtain
their copies by calling at this Office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

Z The Freeman announces that the nom
inees Of the locofoco Convention are opposed
to the Nebraska bill. Is the Freeman the
organ of these gentlemen If so, will it be
so good as to inform us whether they are
not in faUOr of the originators ofthe Nebras-
ka swindlc, and of the party which supports
and defends it;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

The Termoni Letie. on The Nebraska BIZ,
respectfully addressed to the House of
Representatives of the United States
Philadelphia, published by II. Hooker
Boston, published by Croker & Brews,
ter.
A calm, clear and conclusive argument to
show that the founders of the Republic, the
trainers of the Constitution, and the Consti-
tuition itself are all against the extension of
Slavery. This is decidedly the best docu-
ment that has yet appeared on this subject.
The author is a citizen of Vermont, and Of
the conservative school of politicians. In
1850 he was what the New Workers call
Silver Grey" We commend the pamph-
let 10 the careful consideration of all men of
that stamp. Every freeman of Vermont
should have a copy. We shall publish the
document in the Waterman. Pamphlet CO.
pies for sale by 5. NJ. Walton, Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
Candidate for Governor.

DO you know anything of Judge Royce's
opinion upon the question of prohibition p
Temp. Standard, June q.
The above inquiry is not put to US, but
deemlng It matter Of importance to have
the position OF candidates for governor of
our State on Temperance, known, we give
the following statement, made to us by gem
tlemen who are reliable and thorough tenn
perance men AID who reside IN the town Of
Berkshire and vicinity. Judge Royce is, IL
practice, temperance man, aud twenty
years since refused TO furnish spirit to those
in his employ, while his neighbors did so.-
He has not taken an active part in temper
ance movements, but has contributed to the
object and been regarded by the temperance
men IN his own town as with them, even on
the question of OR present law. Year be-
fore last the town Of Berkshire was repre-
scented by an anti-law wing. At the last
September election he Temperance men Of
this town, without caucus and without ask
ing any pledge or expression of opinion on
the matter from Judge Royce, united in CIV
ing him their votes for Representative in
opposition to the Democratic and rum Wing
candiedtes, and he lacked but nine votes OF
getting the election. Our readers will fern
their own Judgment from the above, which
we doubt not are reliable facts and we
shall be happy TO say thus much on this sub
ject IN favor of any candidate of any other
party, an equal amount of evidence of It's
truth being furnished us.-V Chronicle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

o." The editor of the Patriot sull figures
in his own columns under Wing" mask.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

" God Greater than Man :" Sermon on the
Nebraska bill, by Rev. Joshua Young of
Burlington.
Decided testimony for" Right and Liber-
ty.' Published by S. b. Nichols, Burling-
ton, and for sale by s. NJ. Walton, Montpe-
lier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

From Washington. The Correspondent
of the Courier and Enquirer telegraphs as
follows:
A despatch has been received from Mr..
Gregg our Commissioner at the Sandwich
Islands, that the native government throws
itself into the hands of the American party
for protection from French, English and 9TH
err foreign settlers. The Commissioner has
been empowered to accept the island for the
United States, and assure the native govern
ment of American protection.
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1905 S36I 90
Grand Isle County.

! hereby certify the above table of Mile
age to be correct.
JAMES NJ. SLADE,
Clerk Of The House Of Representatives.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
In HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,,

In HousE or REPPREsENTATIvEs,l
December 5, 1853
Mr.. Benjamin introduced the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Clerk of the House
caused to be published in the Journal ofthis
House, and in two newspapers published at
Montpelier, the Mileage Of each member of
the present session.
Which was read and adopted.
JAMES NJ. SLADE, Clerk.
Mileage Table of the Memb ers
of the House of Represent
atives of the Vermont Legis-
lature-session of 1853.
Published by authority.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

Each proposal must be siyps1 BY the individual
or frn making it. and must specify price-and bsa
one price-for each and every article contained in
the schedule. Should any arti.ls b. required not
eaumera ed, thew are to be frrnifhed the lowest
market prices, according to quality. Blank forms
Tor proposals viii be furnished at the department
persons applying for them; sid as, Without UNI
formity Therein, the department would End il DIN
cult to make decision, will be taken into
sicerad N unless subets tally agre ing th rewith-
The proposals. to be addressed 70 -rhe Department
OF State" aud endorsed "Propofas for Stationery"
Notice viii b given to the rson 70 whom the con-
sra-t 10 swardsd who WI lie req ire5, within Eve
lays thereafter, 10 give bord, with t&o sufncient
| SUI cites for its perfos II snce.
The head OF the department II In al cases 10 de-
ode whether the terms 81 the contract have ben
complied with, and 10 reietI- = icle which may
be in bis opinion, Of inferior gaigy, as well a. %
annuI the contract upon any failure to comply With
The terms within reasonable time.
may 2a-lav4w
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DI h ID.

On the 18Th instant, IHOS. BENTON CRANE,
aged veor and - days.
g3- His funeral will take place from the resi-
den-e If his father, 1hos. J. Crane, On NJ, between
9th and 7th trees, to morrow "Wednesday after
noon, at O'Clock.
At Sunni erield, the residence Of James Carroll
Jr., Esq, near Baltimore, on the morning of the 7t
of June instant, Mis- ,RAH ]. WETH Erred,
da"gh,er Of the late John We hered, E. g., OF Keni
county, Md. The death of this venerable and truly
estimable lady has cast gle On over large circle
Of attached and afmring relatives and friends.
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TEE sTEREoscoPl-Th's beautiful instrument
and wonderful ~ beautiful-has been seized upon
oy the Daguerreotypists, simpled, and put b. fore
me public for general adoption. On viewing the
application of 1t to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
20 restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, so astonish
ing is the result produced The object of vision
through the Stereoscepc is no longer picture; il
mas all the ineaments, and peculisrties, and pres
ence OF the living subject, only less in SIZE The
completeness with which this is done must he seen
to be believed The snly place that we know of in
che city where Stereoscopic Dsguerreotypes can be
procured is WHITEEURsT's, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHEATsrosE 70,
tins beautiful invention, which Equals in fnct what
We only read of in the fabulous miracles of Fria,
Bacoa.
The beautiful Daguer-eotypes described above
are daily sold at WHIrEHUEsTs GALLERY Pennsylya
MIA avenus near A. street.
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Conrad Inauguration Rejoicing.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is Robert I. Conrad
was ipaugurated Mayor Of Philadelphia to-
day. Before taking the oath of Office be made
handsome speech.
lie said in his speech he would not appoint
any but naturaliIed citizens. lie hss sbout
600 appointments to make
lie also said his first official act would be to
close all taverns on sunday
There was much rjoiciDg among the large
auiienee assembled to witness the inaueura-
uon; The booming Of cannon could be heard
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY
WAR DEPARTMENT.

! Washington, May %, 1854 I
| DROPOSAr IS will be received at this department
next for supplying the stationery described in the
schedule below.
| The stationer must be of the best quality. Sam
/ pies must accompany the bids.
The success III bidder will bs required TO give
bond, with approved suretes for the faithfal fulfil
ment of his contract, and the department will re-
the right to order the article at such time and
in such quantities may deem proper, nd to
| crease Oh diminish the quantities below STATED.
! Fdpers made Of linen stock.
2 reans foiio post, ruled, machine made, weigh
| ing i! pounds per ream
| 30 dc srgle rap, ruled, machine made weigh
ing II pounds per rean
| 40 do qualto post. rnled machine made, and
weighing sl4 pounds per ream
! 20 do quarto post, ruled, hand made, weigh
ing 81 pounds per ream
20 do note paper per ream
| s DO copying paper do
do biotting paper do
| velope paper do
20, 600 envelopes 90 weighing one pound) per 1000
20 dozen cards PerTy's pens per dozep cards
100 do other metallic pens do
| 1900 quilts, No. so per LOCO
co dozen COntee'S or Faber's lead PEN
ellis per dozen
, do ivory folders, plain do
| do erasers, ivory handles do
| ! do ivory wafer stamps do
/ do cocoa sand boxes do
s do four blsded knives, Rodgers
| Sons Go
| 3 do inkstands, 2 inch cut glass do
| 10 do CooFer Philips, Princes. or
| other black ink, in quarts do
| IL DO French Carmine ink, 10 ounce
yisls do
| l do copying ink do
900 waters, large, for department seal per COS
% pounds waf re-, common size per pound
70 do sealing wax, scarlet do
| 10. do India rubber, prepared In
pieces do
ounces puruioa per ounce
pecks black sand per peck
4 10 dozen TASTE assorted per dozen
| 100 do red tape assorted sizes do
| may 2i-1aw4wh26Juns
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BY }. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BOOKS, PERIODICALS
J. Fancy Goods, &c.-By virtue OF q deed of trust
to the tubscriber, duy recorded among the land re
cords of Washington county, shall SET, on WE'D
NESDAY afternoon, June 18th, at o'c ock at the
store lately kept by Hugh Cameron, on Eth etreet,
between Louisiana avenue and ID street, No. s, Co
lumbia Plaee, ell the stock Ia trade and fixtures,
comprising
Books. Periodicals, Newspapers
Gilt framed Engravings. stationery
1nkstsr Dis, Paper Weights
Cologne, Perfumes. Fancy Soaps
Glass Case, Counters. Shelving. Awning &c
Terms cash. q. v. UTTER. trustee
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
1e ID Auctiopeer .
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UPER1OR GOLD WATCHES.
~ DIAMOND d OTHER RICH EHELRF
PURE SILVER AND FANCY
PLATED WARE, FANS, Il.
Constantly receiving large invoices Of the sbove
We can at all times offer assortment, hieh, 4,
Qu Atty, STYLE, and CHEAPNEss is not surpassed Il
THIS COUNTRY.
II. ". GAIT BRO.
Sign of The Golden ksgle, Pa. ave., betw.
jeff 9th and 10th sta.
LNOk The 10ILEE-Hair, clothes, nail tooth
Il and shaving Brushes; dressing, fine, pocker
tuck. and side Combs; Tooth Powders; Toilet, ers
five, family, and BARRIERS Sosps; Toilet Powders,
Puff Boxes; Harrisops, Hansrs and Farina c. logpe
Aromatic Vinegar. H. tracts; katharon; Tricophe
rous; Hair Dye. DC, at the Piano. Music, Stationery
and Fancy Store of j. r ELLIS,
ia. avenue, between 9th and l0lh streets
ieS-f
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A6-SPLESDID PICTURES Those of our readers who
desire 10 pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures,
should not fail to pay visit 10 Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. He has Oil exhibition there choice
specimens of the new art of Dagu.rTeot yping h. OIL
There js portrait executed, in this last STYLE, OF
President Pierce, that reflects great credit the
artiat, every ineament thereof giving ifelike
preston. hr. r1umbe is reckoned among ths FIRST
daguerrean artist of our time mar DO
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Douglas Hallett and Loring we're hung In Of
6gy at Westfeld, Mass yesterday The bells
of the village were tol,ed for an hour in the
forenoon. and in the afternoon public burial
of the efbgies was had with The exception Of
that Of Douglas, which was early dubbed down
and burned At a stake A long tailed rat la
belief :. The last Of the Old Hunkers," bore
the efhgies company during their suspension.
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6altimorA Markaf

BALTIMORE, June l3.-The news by the Pa
cine mas somewhat unsettled the market, but
no. to the extent anticipated
breads'u as d1l and dropping City Mills
flour is now held at S.: How ID stree. "a 90
no sales. Whest-sales of 300 husheI. ,ed
ut 81 50; white, 81 9SaS2 Corn-saies OF
5000 bushels white az 7la73; yellow, 77sS0
Oats, 5Ss60. In other articles no change.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

DLACKWOOD'SM MAGAZINE for May
ID Ladies World OF Fashion for May, a Journa
of the Courts of London and Paris, containing
beautifully engraved and colored plates O.
Fashion
Behind the scenes, by, Lady Bulwer
The Dodd Family-one Of Levers finest and funni
est specimens of his inimitable humor and So
tire.
All the newspapers for this week
And everything in the Magazine 4 Book business
JOE sHILLINGrON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. az. and ~ st., Odeon Building.
NAV M-n
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NOW Is THE TIME
~ AND TfIS IS THE PLACE.

NOW Is THE TIME
IN AND THIS rs THE PLACE.
Ddguerreotyp. jor % cents AID upaoaJds
For the accomR odation of those who want cheap
picturps, Wttson q Co. have FITTED ND a ful
Gallery in Lane fuckers Building directly over
the Gallery formerly known as "Thompson's"
Remember the name and lie sure and find thu
right gallery. WILSON Co..
Pa. avenue, between Az and 9th SIS.
may 1-tf
EAMIY HORSE AND bUG9I WA(IUN rUI:
u sALE-A very handsome and well brok.
HORSE
Also, BUGGY WAGON. nearly new, Of beautift
pattern, and made in the b. ST u amer The whcl,
concern is offered for sale because the owner has %,
use far the same. Inquire at MIR. REANY'S Liver
Sable, Sth street, between ID and streets.
IN ar
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By GREEN T. SCOTT, Auo,ion..r..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL Auction On TUESDAY, the 18Th inst, we
shall sell at the resder CO of gentleman declining
housekeeping, on str ct porth, between 9th and
9Th streets we t. (the flag will designate tie houss
good s'sortm. mt of Furniture, which We enums-
rate, in part
Mahogany ssfns, parlor, arm, and rocking Chairs
10 msrbie top pier. centre and other Table,
large gilt frame Mirrors and Rrackes
Brocst' lie Window Curtaius and shades
slne VI lvet Tapestry. Brussels and other CARPETS
Mar ogany Secretary and Bookcase
Do Dressing and other Bureaus
10 walnut, cot age. and other Bedsseads
Beds, hair AID shuck Mattresses
VAST stands and Toilet Sets
Mahogany d ming Tables
Cane seat and other Chairs
Dining ON aud passage Cucloth
Glass and Crockery Ware
Cooking psrior and other Stoves
With CORD lot of Kitchen requisites. a.
Terms: Si5 and under cash; over s25 a credit OF
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-.
Dc rsed, bearing interest.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
lee-d Auction, e-s.
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By GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneers.
II RUST. Els SALE of Desirable kesiden BY
Il virtue of deed of trust recorded in Liber j A
;, No 81, folio 3II, dc, one of the land records II
Washington county, in the District OF Colum bia 1
viii OFF, at public sale the eastern half Of Lot Nc
5 in sQuars or reservation A, with the improve
ments, a desirable brick dwelling house.
The eale TO take place on the premises on Misscu-
RI avenue. between Sd snd ~ sts, on TUESDAY
the 18th day Of June, at O'Clock p. m.
Terms made known at the sale
w. II. WARD. Trustee.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 31-eo.&is Auctionsers.
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BY GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctioneer..

BY GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT OppO-
size Franklin square.-0n FRIDAY afternoon
June 10th, at 6 O'Clock, the p enises, we shall
sell two-story brick House, with the lot eituated
on street no til, between 18th and l4th sts west
direclv opposite Franklin Square, heing part Of Lei
"a in square No $50. 10 By 70 .eet i'm hes 10 So
foot alley, and a 10 foot slley on the east side.
This property is valuable, owing to its location
fronting On public square,
Title indisputabs
Ssle positive.
TIE ms: One half cash; the residus in and II
months, fer notes bearing interest satisfactorily Sc
cured.
Ali conveyaneirg at expense Of purchaser.
GhEEN SCOTT,
je I'D Aur,ioneers.
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~ LIVER DISEssE- Curriers' Spanish MIXTURE AZ
remedy Tor Yer disease, aud the number of Tor
mldaole evils connected with disorganzed state @,
| that organ, is unriyalled
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources
OF persons living in the city of Richmond, might be
given Of cures effected by Carriers Spanish Hixture
We have only room to refer to the extraordinary
cure OF Samuel NJ. Drinker, Esq, OF the Arm Of
Drinker d Norris, BOOKSELLERS, Richmond, Va who
was cured by two bottles of Cartprs s. asish Mix
ture, after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says its sction on the blood is wonderful better
than all the medicine he had ever taken and cheer
fully recommends it TO ALL
*sASee advertise mpnt
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Later from GuaxarnM

NEW York, June I2-By an arrival VA
have Guayma dates of May 2sth. The heavy
rains had greatly retarded gathering the crops.
Vessels scarce and wanted Sugars in demand
at So 81 37t, Molasses 10 a III cent? Coffee
10 l cents American provisions tending
upwards. Pitch pine $50 $40; white $34
$36.
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

M have just received rom auc;i m a very larr~
w ent general assortment of DRY GOODS,
bought at the late sale IF the stock VERIFY TebbS
x VERIFY, consisting Of Bere-es. Tissues, LavnA
Cal co prints, black Silks colortd Silks Pants un
white Craps Shswls, V-ssits, Hosiery. 81 ves Bon
nets. kmbroderiet. ard nsnv other desirsbis goota
which VII be sold at half the nal cost of i'm.
portstion. W. EGAN SON,
No 3, shady size Of Pa avenue, near It'll street.
10
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AUCTION SALES.
By D B. CAMPBELL q CO.

rwn1aMs.SI AATTON, Aucttoneer.
,ha 1sED PROPERTY in squa-e No. Soo. on
& 1,cioct a I'm TUESDAY. th. 18th instant, nj
-; square No aeo. IL feet front ON south 81
WIN dep'h Of l2a ieet inche. to so foot s,,s,
~ ana 9th streets west improved by two
kitchen 'o~f rooms and
Title indisputable.
Terms: One fourth cash; the res,,u. 4, ,,,.,
equal instaim.nts at g, l., and Is months. with
interest satisfactorily secured. WIN
Conveyancins at the expense Of purchaser.
je e-dts
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DIME DWELLING FOR RENT IN GEORGE
Il TOWN AT $500 PER ANNUM.-Iti is in com.
plete order, suitable for large family and las a
large yard, with pump and garden filled with the
choicest fruits and flowers, and situated at the COT
Der Of bumbartOn and Montgomery streets Parti-
cuiars may be had iy calling next to Mr.. Clarke
seminary. or A. HYDE
lie 9-ec:cE