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5kcttl).
For The Cecil Wing
and Reunion.

c. wnlTTLESEY.
ak not so bitterly. ThHc"l
notions, and kindly ie 70
cart, that need but t inc
petty to overflow, and |
!"
lumber on in silence aiiur.
nth a cold exterior, tilt
famed out by the wingput
he winding sheet OF etqhi
round it, if an overture he'd
ii. the wronged, alone eabl
h of oldcn regard !'-apr
crbcratcd to the emphatce
mt Charles Ridgley. 'e
golden chain Of frien'e
Irht of so frail links, that. ',
alters them in the dark du
md Wilmer Justin sighF
sion of an impossible g''
cen the cstrangcd friends I
years, gone by.
=. Ridyley's face softcn''
ID gently, as it rested upo
tel deny. the imputatl
he has tramplcd beneath h
chtcs, blossoms ofthe pas
its sweetest memories Al
|houeh it can no more cia
,iendslip, would never vii
m lsprovincc to grant. i
ding, witha consciousness;
~. to unite the rivcn cord /.
IDS have sundcred -
more genuine bravery IN
ring danger at the cann'
,s,in. Thousands there
,osoms, that mortal tcnen
tenant, to the lcadcn charge
of an adversary, from a mi
nor, bartering Eternity fol
tom" but few are they,
ut moral courage, to ben
|orsiviny love, to revive a d'
rly friendship, whitening
,il and wintry winds OF re
lcnt, with the cool dew {
ness.
,ast no voice, Charles, to
dreams, and happy meme
sunshine of youth sllmn
waste ofycars passed ava,
flcttcred with lifc's first
al trust and forbcarance,
art met heart reciprocity sof
r's pillow to rcposc divine
wcll-tuncd chord i'll me
that thrills responsive to IL
her days, reviving with 1t
liant nature of childhood's
and unshackled by MAJ
and the hcartless world
litics z"
gley answered calmly, in a
/. but a shadow rested Il
t is unforgotten; its holy m
ct: the love of boyhood; t
that characterized it: the
pardoning propension OF
She line of disscnsion his o'
between us, and must be oil
re this heart pass the boz
imposed by insult and W
I will not 60 to renew the
at existed in the past
link YOU Charles, that 81
wronged the friend OF his
for the paltry compensate
IS and remorseful memor
[nce whisper ifthese thil'
him for the loss ola fr1en'
he breach, by unjust accus
AncicS. lie mas u soui iu''
rous scnsibilities, that feels
lase for a friend is gain.
[hcnsion has dissolved the b
yeen you; convince him of
and lip will be swift to a,
Man is entitled to indlvio
] is the heritage Of all. 9
be permanent without ind
notifications in the mann
mixing" let us then not
r supporting views antaso'
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A VALUABLE FARM
IN MARYLAND,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

k.;,u rono,,lr -,tuatod
60 " ni" -, =, ~, oann,u No, I,nd
a. ,ta " - ~. 80 7, l;.. ., ,hs heal
... '"e S , d., %.ei ,,h;, m,;,as NJ
Cs,s,,.,.,na ,,n ,,,n,u e., within q n;I.s
~ S,:u ny DaJ ,L..n;,r III. ,nJ
,,.;,h:. ,;1o h.tca, Ia.,,a and ,,hI;c
Cron,rv and What loc,Ied IN The hanks Of The
aid crcer ,rhe Farm contains nbont
rnC1 Ir,N,
2ou AChEo pf Aa.ND,
800 acres OF which are arable-and the bal
ance well SET in WOOD and TIMBER, such as
hickory, oak, pine and poplar, with large
supply Of cedar and Chestnut timber, more than
sufficient for the use Oh the farm,
The soil is Of red clay and OF lair quality, and
is susceptible OF the high, st improvements; the
farm also possesses great resources for enrich
ing the Ian |, from two large meadow branches
which run parallel TO each other On its Eastern
and Western borders and which furnish water
during the entire year 10 each field. There is
also near the house large Apple Orchard
which Wells an abundent supply OF tine irnit
and a lso n sufficient number Of choice peach
plum and cherry trees, standing near the door
EA The buildings consist OF a ihrg
&1Tn 4 hip-roolrI log House, the inle-
@; ss& rior OF which is in bad repair, but
the exterior has recently been
footed and wrather-boarded. Ii
has three rooms above, and Two rooms and
very dry cellar below Stairs. There is also
attached TO The house new frame kitchen Of
convenient size-and on the premises, are two
corn houses, smoke house and stable, with
several negro dwellings on remote parts ot the
farm.
a delightful spring OF water stands near the
house, the situation Is high, airy and level, and
remarkable Tor ITS heal'h'nrss. WIthin one,
io"rth OF m',c is good ef's' MIL 'he pond
o. %Nlen wa'he. we northern poruers OF me
'"'"'' n o"w "i, "'so - !" uPc'"''o' "''"'"
TWO "''cs VI wy P"cr' Nr"' '"e o"'.' gaze y,
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NO1lCE.-The stated meetings Of the Or
~ phans' Court Of Cecil county, arc held on
the second Tuesdays in February, April, June,
August, October and December. School ac-
counts mus; be presented, on the second Tues
day in January, the I'd Tuesday in April, the I'd
Tuesday in June and the I'd Tuesday in Octo-
Der. JAMES Fl, LAMAR,
June IL '53. Reg. of Wills.
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FOR RENT.

THE OFFICE now occupied by II. c. Mack
l. all, Esq, adjoining the dwelling Of Mrs.
PurnclI. Inquire Of
Jan. 18th, 1854. J. MCINTYRE.
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A CARD.

THE undersigned, having entered into n Co.
i Partnership for the practice of the LAW in
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention to such business as may
be entrusted TO them. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during business hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 If JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
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CLOTIIING. CLOTIIINC.

NALL and see our New Stock of Winter Cloth
" ing which we are selling very low.
HUGHES BROS.
Dee. 10. North East.
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10 call and exs.-
for public patronage. Il
ton embraces the Easlish, CiN>-- ~
mental Departments, all OF which witn~-
Of competent teachers, the Principal fattcrss-
himself that he can satisfy the expectations Of
those who may place their daughters at this
In>ii'.tlon,
TERAs-psr Qaur'e, Of s!eren mesks
Board, washing, fuel and Tuition in
English, $3.50
Board &C., with music nd nrnamentals 5000
Circulars can he obtained from The Rev. Jas.
McInlire, or by application 10
THOMAS NJ. CANN,
AR 20 Frincipdl.
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JAMES C. MCcAY. HENRY n. NC CAY.
McCAY g. BROTHER,
DEALERS IN
furrisn an0 Domestic liquors,
No. 4S South Calrert near Lombard Street,
BALTIMoR MD.
Superior Old Brandies and Old Rye Whistles,
always on hand, unsurpassed in quality; and
satisfaction guaranteed in all cases or goods 10
be returned at our expense. loot If
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George NJ. Palmer,

George NJ. Palmer,
Successor 10 Vim. II. Heald,)
MANUFACTURER OF
Tobacco, SNUFF & Scgars,
No. 81, Centre Market Space, Balto.
II EEPS constantly on hand an assortment Of
N all articles in his line Of business, of all
qualities and prices. He is, also, the sole man
ufactuler Of HEALD's UNRIvALLED SNurrs.
His prices are low. Call and give him trial.
Aug 10, '53 GIN
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TIME Is ON THE WANG,

a ND il is important that every family should
IA be able to measure its flight, and 10 oh
serve the vibrations of the Pendulum how il
makes up the hours, days. weeks, months and
years. There was time when this could moi
be done by all, but the improvement of time
has brought about the time when every man
can avail himself o. the means OF marking the
muments as they Ay, BY calling at the
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FOR RENT.

THE DWELLING AND SHOE SHOP at Nd.
Pivot Bridge. Possession given on The psi il
March next. Apply to
Jan2l3w JOHN L. CLAYTON.
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RAGS. RAGS /!

THE highest price paid Cash for Rags, (wool-
en- excepted, y at the Rockville Paper Mill, OH
the Little Elk, by E,JORDAN.
March g. If
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GRAIN bought al the
U HIGHEST MARKET RATES, by
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Rags snppGea. ser24 al Eiffon
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NURS.--Wilhout exception the place 10 buy
l. Furs cheap, is al L. BRowN's. The lot OF
New Dress Goods and Trimmings just received
from the city, far surpasses any he has offered
before. Dec3
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lust received large stock Of Hats and Caps
u Boots, Shoes and Caters, and for sale by
HUGHES BROS.
Dec. 10. Nsrlh EuSt.
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r.. wIIITTLESEY.
,k not so bitterly. ThTca.
notions, and kindly i'e ''
cart. that need but t TN
,city to overflow, and |
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TO oUR sUBsCRIBKRsi

The peron win be entered oU soeSs ssss ~
payment of The subscription be made in advance
Subscribers msy monsy BY isssx poGs
which will he al sk assumed BY ourselves u - -
transmission, 1884 E#.a NtEN Ia ffNtf
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly during ~ -
soas Of Congress- and weekly dartns ~
Subscriptions for period ysas VIII - sses1vs1
terms proportionsd To the above annual
Q PosTAAsTERs sesns ssA, ~
sending DAILY sabscribe with 90 snslOss1 vvs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with esa Wnm1kx
.ubsenbs, with elo eaclossd viii - salsd coy x hs
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YRoBERT Ann MsTRoNs

UNITED vrATEs MAIL
Posr oryfoE DsrAarnGsr,
e December IS, 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA
pKop0sALs for carrying the mails e ths United state. from =.
Of February, the June 1856, the following
rous IN received the office Of the
Post O1ce until Monday, ths oh OF jan
uary, 1854 10 decided 0 the day . =.
No Sst. Pcs Csrwinsvie, BY Luihsr.bug ksynoldsvls
HrookvilIc, Corsica, aualOnsvIe Clarion, blppsns-
EttF yius KossuLh Cass Cranberry, Franklin, Canal aud
Cochranton, 10 MsadviIe, 100 miles aud back, six
times y week.
Leave curwinsviIs daily excspt Sunday, att, an;
Arrive Al Meadvlis days BY ., p l6aE aIa
Leave Meadyile daily, except Sunday, Al 2, u m;
Arrive q CurwinsvIe next days BY y, p. m.
for form and cerhcsfe also for nsucons and
(sbracins The conditions be Incorporated IN hs
eontscy deem expedien)
ses nviing for mail service in this States Of
New Jesey Pennsylvania Delaware Masnd and Ohio dated
~ ~r'-'0-- JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec l6-3saV4w Postmaster General,
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T LAND WARRANTY Boupty land warrant No. 1880,
er se In hvo Of Jonathan smith, issued under the
september 1850, lost edthe said warrant
sent through he post ONO. Mr. McDons'd member o House
representatives. Jnse ss0 and received by him
entered said 10 the 0easal Land Once
JONATHAN SMITH
Jan a-lswsw
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Z :
Is... M..sys a.y sassR. Jsys sIndsy; =, 3 1
ss M Sm E and s.Ssa and
(abacns The conditions be Incorporated N NE
s,e, In !. s1s sa,s:
New y: ID s;:y
'Ae = s's - JAMES CAMPBELL,
Proposals Tank
Navy DrrAsrxxsr,
Bureau Consruction Sc, December y, 1853
e,pAIED PROPOSALS. eudorsed Proposals Iron,'
N Win = until o'clock, o. she ao.h
w e. ss som expense and
sns following best from required for making
IL psis. iIon 500 lbs Ie' one
5000 lbs O. boiler rvs,s, ave eIgh,hs inch d,
ameer and one inch and i've eighths long inside Of
All Of he said iron before the first day Of
fss pss made from The os. quality O cnac0s,
20 .ss from ns and =
~ s ns o 5
.ss,s .s.ssy .ss s .sasauiss s can b s1aminsa
s % y z es I
& .w conmy win he usual s Of which can Be
nssd nass a :. shs Ssrs:a,
NEW and Elss.nt s,lks. Enabroidsries, Cio.k.. 60
TIE &c s s .ss s Sys s asw S
goods sssa .:s ~: sssr evenings
ia do DO bounced hrocade silks
a DO siik Illusion: sos parry d.vs.ss, all csiors
$50 nswsye Paris trimmed chem=euss and sleeves in sets
90 F1snea sss embroidered sansc ehsni.sus. and
rs French embroidered ehemss.ss and seves trimmed With
M.sss And wa s.ss. .ss. very cheap
g French snSsiassd .rst: variety
5 ssssad.rsd cloih clo.i', l.,ss, style
Anfnin and trim imuud
50 snaii Persian scarfs
50 long cashnere shawls
Is richly embroidered white Grape shawl.
% ri ss'so
having taken advantage Of the are MAKE
Dec G-suwlwn
rAUT4ERs.-Ths successful operation,
u proprietor nsser: himself that hi. v,s. win now be
Ior the u.s q ladies' and ssnsms. s " when
ie lor gentlemen which the particular atien
and .sIs who ,ss e.,
rarely enjoyed % .so Tssss Il an. TO
above Ss ss arnb.d 'ty.s o -.snn
Ff Dec ecio-'AS'~s"A"1~
1Oar w. BurHmANS, importer OF and dealer In
sss s:': sd ss:.. a. The
The best brands o champagne
Madera, sherry, port, Of most all grades
cias and white wins from low pric. to the hsh. ordsi
Sparkling and other Burgundy.
ALSO,
Tensrife Lisbon, Sicily
CurscOa, Anisss,e, kirseaw..s.r, Absynths.
And OF my own preparation
A Few dossn OF blackberry juice
And few dozen OF wild cherry brandy for medchsi Pur
poses.
q
Dec 3a-3dfkhDw
- - = -
w b = -
s... -. ..---. r-.-- E.- :. srn,.
sSN----~ : - = Iowa.
,r..axn -
AAsE oay eacep son".ys = $40 . '"'' =" ~ - y ~
on osaosy, ~ M .e - .o cn,v :, ,,,. I.u,
Inc 9sn D M - expse.s ano sops oup :. n""'po ''"'
M A. snx 80 Do west,
~ IA N m 40 ea.t
Far. f-, w s.hIssso. 10 Bsltiuyose sI
M ~ do and return ,........,,.,... 90
~ ~ Annspolis -. -. ........ / 2s
no do do and rsiurn............ j 50
The ,rn tickets mus; u ali case. be al he Office
"a M S Ky ~. Az nror hsch thrv A., Issued
Ju,v ls-d,f Agent.
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~" MENTIONS Of N city,
ea on ssvsh street, below selden, Wnh~
les'e win be given FOR four yes the
occupied by j. o. Brsshesr Tho 20 Deep
~ vide, With cellar For apply 70 the undersignsd
~ J. CLAYTON BRAsHEA6s,
wv ls-eods~ Al Hall Rrothers.
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Nv SSDARs and AftKk.-Tbe subscribers have This DAY
ened large assortment Of velvet and cloth ccskss plain,
and hrocsd- silks also, variety of plain and hccade
Tor evening which partic 1lar
chens and before Purchasing elsewhere, we
s""sd to sell ss cheap other esbii.nmens IN the
r. MAGRUDER CALVERT.
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kOTICE-We respectfully that
will b. presented about the s7h instant and
nhdeny expect request OF nil prompt
vey outstanding books together with
H sngency Of the market renders Imperative
n friends the necessity Of than usual
fempmss. r. rtt HooE BRO, CO.
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EOrICE.-OLA0ETT l. DoDsoN notify
who open their books indis
vminsi. hiis viii he rendered prior
s6th uItinso A. s desirable all open
be speaAly settled for the Old year. ~ would
uy their wish
ms money, BY from hose who have made their bs
~ ~ hs' Understanding.
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Rv Mr. DOwDELLi The petition OF John Wood, . csssn
OF Chambers county. Aaosms, asking indemnify for osses
incurred by him whist ia the employment Of the govern
daring the Indian Of 1885 referred TO tho Con-
mtee Of Gains.
By Mr.. KIDWELLi The petition OF the county cosr sr
Ohio county and of Wheeling, vissiaia, lor
appropriation for the purposes OF purchasing site and
the thereon OF building 10 be used euspem
house. bond warehouse office, United 6ates dstct
room, and inspectors office, in the city ot Wheeltng
purpose the petition o the coeesng md
city Of Whseng. Aso. te
purpose the petition of tho postmaster AT the city Of
Wheeling. Wt 6Ft A7g ~ 81
BY Mr.. HIBBARDi The petitions Of Sarah sscomb. Sa-
lone Willard, Gsey York, and Hannah Bartlett a Prey
ing for amendment of the pension xct OF February
is5a referred Revolutionary Pensions
BY Mr.. CARUTHERSt The memorial Of tsse general
assembly OF the Sfae Of Missouri asking grant Of end g
aid ia the construction OF tho Iron Mountain rshfced.
Also o Luther M. Wersn-tt president o. Ne
Iron Mountain Railroad Company asking Rrnt o. tene
for purpose referred to the Connittee on Pnbe
Lands, :.
By Mr. RIDDLE, The memorial Of Charles Macalassrs
lanes Dnndss. A. q. Coffin, aud other citizens OF PhlA-
delpba praying that be passed by the present C0u~
nrovidng r the liquidation OF claims fo oeses sus-
by sposon the commerce OF ths Unfsd
prior 10 1901 referred the Committees Povetgn
Aaars. II, n =. s = &i4.s /.
crease Of the service beween New York. Ssa Rranr
cisco and Oregon, and between Nav Oeans San Fran
cisco, and Oscgon, and for other purposes. ny
BIZ Mr. BRookS The petition of sundry citzena Of gAe
exng,o district Of Soath Carona praying for the estah
ishment of postrou,e from Lexington cc~shcwes
Committee on the Pos, Office and Post Roads, 60 ...f
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nAUTTERsThis now In successful operation
and proprietor himself his visiters will b
pleased every The elegant and spacious saloon o.
6s dcgnsd for the Of ladies' and gentlemen wneI
ladies' second 6oor to IN
e gentlemen alone to which the particular sten
lion of mskes Of others who out II invited
Msh are served At all prices the panes houses
and in ys rarely enjoyed elsewhere Those wishing to v
ste be notice In hne
above ssys ssoon furnished style Of msxnn
Der A"-~s"SS"
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR REMIT have for r

HOUSES FOR REMIT have for rent
IL several new convenient houses with lots of
TWO scres Of ground attached to each, situated on
new street parallel with Boundary street. running
along the top ofthe ridge west of the railroad where
IL leaves the city, little more than q mile north.
essterly from the Capitol
These house have from seven to ten rooms each.
inciudlng kitchen, with several closets and ce lar
woodsheds and q stable, and pumps of excelIer {
water near at hand. The situation is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the citv
and having the Capitol in full view. The approach
to them is by 81 street, Delaware Avenue, and nj
street, graded and graveled. The soil Of the lots is
generally good, and capable of being made very pro-
ductiTe.
An omnibus now runs twice day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of NJ
street, Delaware avenue, II street, It'll stEeet and
fennsyivania avenue; leaving the hoases at about
halIpsst eight O'Clock, M, and halfpast two D. m
returning after brief stands at the War, Nayy and
treasury Departments, the Centre Market, General
Post Office and Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-.
dences OF Clerks and others of sedenar habits who
requise exercise either by walking, or by manual
labor in a garden.
The houses and lots will be let as they stand with
large shed containing stall for horse and an
0ut-ouiiding, at the very low rent of TWO HUNDRED
DoLLAhS per annum, payable monthly If other
improvements be wanted, they will be made with
due increase Of rent.
Apply to VIM. Stickney, ESQ.,. occupying . house
the premises AMOS KENDIJJ.
washington, May l9-2w Int Union7
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may 20-d
BY J. C.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ny ~ " mcG UlHE, AuCttOncer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects at Public Sale -On THURSDAY. the
LIST Of June, at O'Clock q. m, shall SELL at the
residence of Lewis Warrington, Esq, on the north
side Of street, between 10th aud 10Th Streets all
his Furniture a. Housekeeping Effects. viz:
Rosewood 7-octave Plane Forte, made by HalIet IT,
Wis Co., Boston
Walr ut French Sofa, Arm, and Paflor Chsirs hand
somely carved, and upholstered in Maroon
Satin Damask
Gothic reception and Fancy Chsirs
Msrbis-top Sofa Table, Astral Lamp
Ladies Walnut Writing Cabinet
Chinese Chess Table and Teapoys
Gilt Mantel Clock, Brackets
Beautiful Chinese Vases, Card Receivers
Chinese Table Ornaments, Punch Bowl
Mar on, damask, and lace Curtains Cornice
Tapestry, Brussels, and threeply Carpets
Hal. and stair Carpeting, Rugs, Mats
Walnut hall Furniture, hall Lamp
Mahogany Eliaabethan Bedstsads Dressing Bu.eans
Do Wardrobes, Msttresses
Marbie-top Wristbands, Toilet Sets
Enamelled Cottage Suite, Window Shades
Extension Table, dining Chairs
eide Tables, &c.
French China dinner, teo, and coffee Sets
Silver. plated and Tea Dessert Sets
Do Liquor Stand, Casters
Ivory handle Table Cutlery, Glassware, &c
Together with gener al assortment of Kitchen re.
quisites
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credit Of
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
NAV I'D Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES,
BY GREER h SCOTT. Auctione,

By GREER r. SCOTT. Auctioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE Dig CIGARS, TOBACCO,
IL Snuff, &c-On WEDNESDAY, the a4th inst,
we shall sell, at 10 o'clock. a.. M, at the Tobacco
store OF Mr. c. j. Cook. on 7th street, opposite Odd
e lows H-ll very lsrge and general asortmsn
OF C;gsrs Tohacoo, ard Snuff comprising stock Of
IL, 600 Cigars Of various Brands. viz,
Citanas. Salvatore, Principe, Ariaaa
lnovscioD, fondres, Victoria, Diadema
Cataco, Minerva, and other choic. brands
All kinds of Finecut Chewing Tobacco
Choice brands of Cavetfd sh ard Natural Leaf do
Cuba, Havana, and Florids Tobacco 10 leaf
All kinds of Smoking Tobacco and Pines
All kinds Of Snuff, in jars, blsdders and bottles
With many other articles which we deem uuneces
sarv to enumefate.
Terms: All sums under $25, cssh over SOS, and
not exceeding $50, credit of sixty snd nety days:
over $50 two, four and six months for notes in a l
cases Of credit satisfactorily endorsed barring inter.
est ''
callers and consumers are respectfully invited to
attend the sale. The stock Is large and of good
quality, and will be sold without reserve, as Mr..
Cook is about to move to the country forthwith.
GREEN SCOTT,
may I'D Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.


~ ~NNN - SCOTT, Aucti0neerG.
IN SATURDAY, the Goth instant. we slsli sell.
" Ia mont OF the premises, a frame Binding
suitable Tor carpenter's shop or other purposeS
Wild the privilege Of moving at expiration of less,
together With lease Of ground which viii expire On
the LIST January, 1858. f> 20
Also, a lot of Lumber and Bench..
Term: One halt in 80 days, the balance In so & !,
well endorsed notes, besTiog interest from nv 81
sale. GREEN 4 SCOTT
may is-@ Aucuoneeras-
The above described property Is in the re,r Of
Ten psrsnce Hall.
By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucfioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDINGl LOTS AT AUCTION
Y On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, we shall selt
at O'Clock p. m, on the Prsmises- ~ .-H
Lots Nos 5, e. and Z, n subdivision Of Square 2sl
at the corner of 18th and n Sta
Also, Lot No. Z, in Square 247 near the corner of
18th and streets fronting so feet north L, 100
feet deep, to . wide alley.
Lots Nos. a and 46, IN Square 2IS fronting on
18th, between X and L SITS.
Lot No, 10, in square s42
Lots Nos. y and %, in Square 3I6
All the LAST m eutoned lots front on nth St west
between X and SITS. north.
All the above described property is situated in the
most elevated. healthy, and desirable part of the
city, being in the immediate vicinity Of the
Row. This is q rare chance for hand ome building
sites.
The sale will commence on Lots Nos S, 6. and :.
in Square Isl.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
mGy sd Auctioneers.