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RuAkD IN THE COUNTRY TO any person
- wishicG to rsfir, from tbs cities for . few
montas, IN. undersigned, plain man, living in o
plain style, Is prepar to accommodate me- half a
dozen persons, or one or two small fsmilies. with
comfortable rooms snd board and the privilege of
enjoying the bert water 10 the county. Address
J. g Ballthrope for any &c ir dnformato-. Nnani,s
G, deo X. Adams, Pr cot Office, "a. h'naton, or J.
Bonts ALEXANDRIA, Va. j. 2Meosts
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I. J. MIDDLETON,
D ALER IN ICE.

Office south side p, neat to co, ner Of l2h street,
Oh Kept oonsts ntly on hand at the once, which
L can % bad in lsrgs or small quantities.
once open NON sunrise to sunset.
iune 1-eolm t-F
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JOBBING SHOP.

,s.-.. JOBBING SHOP.
q BUTT has ope sed CARPENTER and JOB
-. BING SHOP on the corner Of D and 18th sts
south Of Pa avenue, and soiicts share Of the pub
lie patronage. sif- ri
All work done promptly and with neatnsss.
10 14-e~dim ...
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4 LII WOOL Bpk French BERGER,
IA very cheap
Black Silk all widths
Black and White Lawns
Black BOmbazines and Alracas
Fine black French Mousselfnee
Black English Grape, all widths.
Inc above goods will DO sold at very low prices In
order to reduce our stock
VIM. B. RILEY,
Cor. 9th street and OPP. Centre Market.
Ia l6-1m ~
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Cholera In the vest

PIrrssuRG, June 80. Dispatch,s bsvs -.
' ss nc s, ton v.rOa. point. throsssost
be increase. Much alarm prevailed
The river here lie in fair condition
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LfOR KkNr-The o, n.r Hous. OF =. uouvh,y,s
L Row. cornrr of Oh an L streets, is for re It
it eontaios eight rooms and a XII chen. and b "a a
GOO yard, b1ek wo"dhouse, AMI Jude ID every con.
xs1h nee at sched to It, The is pump of delight.
fol water nmediAtel. In front of the hous, I'm.
cure OF Coi DOUGHTY, Georgetown, or on the
premse' OF the present occupant. Posse-si n given
immediately Ia oaS.
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AUCTION SALES.

y GRE On = SCOTT, Auetioneers.
|HANpS0Ns NEW BUGarIs At Aucti noe
III =, s1.UsDAY morning. the LIST July, We shall
o., siv una new Busgies, toms u b tors and SON.
.. Tnsy .rs hsndsoma ana veil built bu e,es, and
VIII % soid to the highest hidder for ca,h.
tn. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
yo $50 AucfSoneera
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TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN COW
oo.aln rieasart rooms in private family, n ar
the emftt soni.n los ttution With or without board
terms: with board; $50 per month, Otherwise 81
ua'ed. Address 'G H." at this Office. nav '''
ia 2)-3*
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k{NAH OlNG-MIs DUVALL, Penna. avenue.
- nearly opposite BrownS Hotel. has sne RTsOMt
and offers every desirable comfort and sccommoda.
ton for families Or single gentlemen-permanent
OF transient. No more agreeable boarding houss
will be found In Washin .,ton. b. TT
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~ DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON. Auc,
WAIoaEs, j. weLRY and Fancy Good. =,
~ auction On BAT URD ~ evening, July I (.
auo aondsy' Sd We Will self 1t our store Mt o,clk
'eehra . invoiee Of Jewelry. eou.i ting cf-
superior II Eng kh Lever Hun ing Watcbas
detached L yer and L. pine do
Gold Vest and Fob Chains
Pens and Pruti Q. Lrckets
Err AMI ii sger hinGs 81.
Bracelets, Sfuds Keys 10. 81 a.7f.s
fanery, 10. 10y "oSa'' ~"
Terms at the sale, e.-e
DOWNS & HUrcHrNaON. Aucs,
,,ooo. A'hsr aean Building, near ~ 1t.
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h00 YARDS Striped and Plaid silks q,
wv 20 Gel Is, very good and cheap
1000 yards rich Black rilks, from 80 cts ND
ooo do neat :hecked India Silks of very superio,
qualify
The above gods were bought at Auction and will
be sold st very Low prices.
VIM. B. Riley,
Corner tn street, opposite Centre market
may a-lm
GUNNER UNDERGRADUATES, SHIFTS, Collars
~ gloves, Hosiery, Cravats, Linen cambric Hand
keic1ltH, 90, as usu u, at BIRdk's,
1s lo-f WILLARD Hotel
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4 CARD On or before the 26th Of this month
IA all Of our accounts will be rendered
Customers cannot Imagine the pleasure We take
tn fuitiDg them In their purchases when they pa,
az soon as the bill ia presented Those that give ut
trouble to collect cannot expect to NEE with the
same favor. Therefore We respectfully request that
all will come forward and pay u,. on or before the
LIT of July Without plscng us at the disagreeable
necessity Of sending fox the amount
js 2-8t HALL BROTHER.
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Positively SELLING orr Al cor

POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST!
COMMEAcE this day 70 run of nv STOCK of Dry
L GOODS and shoes at prime cost. What remains
by the Goth Of July, wilt then be offered at auction
call. ~
have good assortment Of Dress Goods, shavls,
Mautles, Ronnets. Ribbons, Parasols TO-
Also, good stock Of SHOES of all Kinds.
The Store will be for rent on the LIST of August
T B. BROWN,
Cor. It'll and sts., Northern Liberties.
Ia LII L :.
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SI0hE FOh kENT.-The spacious WAREHOUSE on
- Pennsylvania ave-, 30 long Occupied bv Msssr.
3. !. eemmes 4 Bro, Is q wholesale grocery md
liquor store L. nov for rent. Possession owen i'm
media:eiy Apply to B. L semmss or N. G.. Emery.
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A CARD.-The subscribers respectfully tender
"A Their sincere thanks to their customers for the
very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
them, and announce that their accounts III be rem
dfred on or before the LIST of july and We sincere
more thai all viii come and n.ske prompt settle
ment. MAGKIlDER k'CaIVEpT
10 2l-dt1st
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LNOR RENT-A small tvostory brick HoJ1.R
~ with four looms, good yard and wood hons.
that opeus into alley, and situa'ei in the Firs,
Ward. on Goth, between NJ and SITS not far ftom
West Market Kent 81 per month. Apply at store
OF +. W. JOHNSON & co.
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A RARE CHANCE.

N consequence OF having effected the sole aeepc,
l. ior thu sale Of Hallet, Davis 4 Co.'S Boston p-e
MUM Pianos. and KIabe Cache Co.'S of Bait
more, We Rave decided to devote our attention
the sale OF those only, and d.oontnus the sale o,
We have now 10 store one 2 octave round corner
carved !. b'efs. sliding d. ak rosewood Piano. manu-
featured by 18th, Pond Co New York, which v,
offer Al great diecoub' from former price,
To al 10 want of q cheap and e oil Pisrn 90. IN
vite them to call and example IFS instrument
JN0 +. ELLIS,
lie 22-tf
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r. NEVITT'S
SADDLE, HARNIss. AND
TRUNK MANUFACTORN-

". side ia. duenue, betW en- 18th and 18th stysets
eSN~ Consistently on and and made to
S&NAl4Y order. SADDLES, BRIDLES ard
fMAN tSSM HARNESS.. TRUNKS, CARPET
H&a-A-4AA BAGS, TALICES d.
Old Saddles and Harness takea IN x:hsn "A far
new.
Ali manner Of Repairing neatly and PROMPTLY at.
.o.'ueu 10 je 28-ln
A CARD.-rhe undersigned returns his sincere
"A thanks to his customers for their liberal pa
tronags TOR the past six months and would also
tate that their respective accounts will be made OF
70 the 10Th Instant. He there orc confidently .rus
mat tney Will DO prspsrd to settle the same prompt
~, either BY cash or with notes at short date.
+. WI. H. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opp. Centre Market.
je24-2w
A UBERY, new book, by Mrs Marsh
"A The Flag of the Union for next week received
everything in the Book, Newspaper, and stauon-
cry lire for sale at
sHILLINGTON's Bookstore.
Cor. Ps. ~. and ~ st.. Odeon Building.
js 28-n
&PEClAL NOTlCE.-I In acoorosace Will,
~ ouf Hnitorm custom Of closing all accounts 70
me lst OF July, We give our friends and Gu aomerf
Que notice that their bills now ready a. i'll b.
delivered IN lev days, when We earnestly hooe
tnsy VIII Re at ended to with promptness
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
7th street, three doors above Pa avenue.
je 2@10t
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A No NornIH NOVA paper With the
words written on Il: "St. Patrick was better
man than the Fourth Of July" was yesterday
seen posted on the trunk Of tree In the Cap
passing along tore it down, cuIsiDg the Know
Sothings for the trick.
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LOST BoY.-The little boy, Richard Bennett
advertised In tho Star day or two since. has
not yet returned home. His parents live on
u street, nsas The izVn bridge.
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Ohio River

s.,.r IN t ~. June so:--Thsre 10 nine f.S q
several nev o .a.nel OF tie river at this ptisI
VI ehoiera are reported
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LEAVE IT OpEk.-It would be great &C.
cession to the convenience Of crepusculsan
promenaders in the West End, If they would
leave open the southwestern gates of Lafayet, Q
Square. After walking through the fiowerless
paths, and admiring the equestrian statue Of
CharOtte-russe, and wondering at the beauti-
ful Etruscan vase eorrespondingly planted on
dainty chicken-pie, it IL provoking to be
obliged to retrace your way, and begin all
over again.
COLLECTIONS FOR The MONyNENr-A collsc.
ton in aid Of the Nations! Washington Monu-
ment fund, will be taken at the celebration Of
the 4th of July, by the Sabba,h Schools. Mt
Lyons woods. This will be adding an inter
.stiDgly patriotic feature to the Observance OF
the glorious day, and We trust will result in
something handsome for the worthy object
Cannot other parties celebrating the Fourth
immitate the praiseworthy example? ID
ILLNESS OF Mr. MARSHALL BRowS.-Among
the number stricken down with summer sicl :
ness, We hear Of the case of Mr.. Marshall
| brown, proprietor Of Browns Hotel, who has
mad dangerous attack. of which it will be
glauiying TO his many friends TO learn that
ne is slowly recovering. ~. -
LARGE SALE or LIoUoRs.-We os,, tba At.
tenIion Of our readers to the .Sv.o.,. I'll W.. -,
". 3. Campbell Co., in which he oiFsrs r !.
large assortment Of liquors for sale n. al.
comes on to morrow. We have bean tniS =. .
| gentleman who has tasted these iinuo,. ~ :.
they are NE Plus ultra. We anticipsas a ,s,..
attendance ct this sale 'sgr- nc -
Losr BoY.-The little boy, Richard Bennett.
advertised In tho Star day or two since, la
not yet returned home. His parents live OF
II AZ thA L.
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ONE CASE OF CHoLERA.-The usual sick.
nesses incident TO hot weather, have given
rise TO reports Of the existence in our midst 81
cholera; but On particular inquiry, it has
been sscertained that but one case Of Asiatic
case was that Of Major James Hamilton PRO.
Lean, gentleman from South Carolina, who
died of the disease on Wedr esiay, and va,
inferred yesterday. lie was a nephew q
Gen. James Hamilton, and had been connect
ed with the Mexican boundary commits sion
This is certainly the only case of the kinc
which has taken place in the District, 30 fa
rs can be CLEANED from the doctors and Others
snd ir Was produced by the greatest impru
dsnce-an indulgence in soft crabs and oths
cholera productive edi bles and driukables
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k'Oh fENT-Oflce Rooms Nos 6 and Z, "Colum.
Ola Pace" corner Of Louisiana avenue and It'll
street. >''A"' "n~ ''n
Also, the I'd aud 4th story rooms, each embracing
Inc whole extent Of the building. Apply to
y. BARNkY,
ye Ze-od 3. between 9Th Ind ia ets
INfUkNlsED RO)Ms-Two large, pleasant
~ unfurnished looms to let Inquire OF
MISS u. u. BRICK HEAD
~ street, east side, near City Hall.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

kfOR RENTAL OFFICE In Lane 4 Tucker
II Building. Enquire Of -
.-5-s CHAs II LANE. or
)6 30-df VIM TUCK
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kWh RENf-Furr ished ROOMS with n, unh
GUY ooarj; or the House and Furniture ON
as re . terms Apply at the norihwe corner
- ~. IN .tEtoU. je S-St*
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-. -'''00t J6 b-St*
k'un HALE-Fwo nearly new frame pwel ing
n hOOsss, on q, between 9th and 7th .trpeie.Ee
on pprSErrty cav be se+ by calling on Mr. WEsT-
o, .ne houses Is vacant and Mr. Bayds Is authorized
The above property VII be sold at bargain If i'm
m,aia appiica' ion be made TO FRANC SWEAT
II; oeof = rown at his LuGb.r Yard. ANY one
wtn'ng puIcha;e one or DO of these houst
ana hsvng few hundred dollars, the teims viii
BE- male to tuif. '
severa! other houses ard lots are also for sale.
VII Will be sold low, as am H. thing up the
affairs of the late firm of WheatIy 4 Walkee.
would also remind all persons indebted to the
lal- nrm that they must close them by ca b or 9th
efwlse before the let July neat after hich tine
ton. ERINCfS wtfSXTTv s'loo
ie 2s-d1w C;eor ,a,,vr
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING fILBcRiPl.
UP1EssIY ron rH1 TvTIIre IRA.
Hon John ? Ysmnsdx

BALrIhoss, June so.-Ths Know Nothine,
u baitInors have been taken quite abscL q
consequence OF the Hon John r Kennedy ~
usiAs 70 accept OF their la, ita,ien 10 delivee
70 Grafton before them on the 9th OF Int
Tue refusal has caused no little talk in car 10
!itical circles
lsEoosD DIsPArca
nov Said that the reason why Mr.. Zen
~ eu ., acc ines delivering the Grafton ID owing
" ne sickness Of his fsiher-in.laW.
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Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS,
JOHN S. TERNER

HAS returned from Philadelphia, with a
- large and varied assortment Of Spring
and, Summer Goods, consisting in parl o.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such as black and fancy Silks, black and
ohangeable Alpaeas, Barege de LANES,
Nous. do Beige, Bon5azines,' plain, figured
and chanseable popiins, Lawns, caiicoes
ginshams, gloves, hosiery. Se, &c.
GENTLEMENS' DRESS GOODS,
such as fine black aud brown French cloths
black Doeskin and fancy Cassimers, satin
and fsnay yestings black & Italian fancy
Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves; &c.
HATS .aND sC.aPS.
A large assortment of Mems and Boys'
hats and GAYS. embracing every style and
qualify. Also, a large and varied assortment
of Patasotsl and Ribbons
.Bleachetl G. unbIeached
Muslin, Checks, Tickings, Jeans, Drills, Ia.
ble- diaper, Baagihg, Toweling, TableIin.
ems, &c
B00Ps& SHOES "A large assor,men.
of Mems Women's & Children's Boots and
Shoes, Jenny Lind & b1skin Shoes al very
low prices. aNs
Coiored and white Carpet Chain.
GROCERIES.-A large assortment of
Groce ries, such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses.
Rice, Teas, &c., &c.
The aennon OF al who wish good bar.
sians is solicited, for Inducements 10 pur.
ehasers will be offered.
Bioon.burs, May 4th 1884,
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~ ~ "a 4 q g - I.7-E 7I.T 2
MENDENHALL q SMENSCH
iAvasssr orsssD rHEm -
Spring and Summer
GOODS.

ITO WHICH they invite tho attention Of
old snd new cus,omefs. Among
their stock viii be found q fnlI assortnen, Of
LADIES, DRESS, GOODS. I
sucb as Silks, Befagea, Berage Deaai,,r, De.
baze, Fiencb Lawns aud Gipphams Of every
style and price S
WHITE GOODS !
Of all kinds Embraidefes, Laces,s dress
lrimmings, bandkefchiefs, figured, plain,
Swiss, null, cambric and iaconst mus lins
- STAPLE DRY GoODS,
including bleached1nd brown goods, checks S
table diapers, fiannels, titkiuss, Manchester
and ,Lancssser ginghams, crash and linens
OF all kinds.
ctorHs. CAssIMEREs.
Yestinss, cottonade and linen for pants, hos.
'iery and gloves,
BOOTS, AND SHOES
for Ladies, Men, Misses, Boys and children.
HITS md caps GLASSWARE, e
QUEENSEtsfRE. CROCKERY.
W.aRE. H.4RD1p.ARE,
- ~ GROCERIES,, 80
Sugar, Molassea, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Spices,
tobacco, candles, and il short, every article
usually kept in country store, 2, The lowest
prices. -. - -,
Bioalnsbuse. Mag "A. lRb4.
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@1@WleshwmGs
= 10 i SCH col
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.
j u. BRADLE Y, Principal.

MISS JAN u u. bNADLEt, Asstttnnt.
The ensuing SUMMER SESSION will
commence on MONDAY the 10Th day of
April next, and will continue f1weeks.
FIRMS.
The academic year consists of A weeks
The price Of tuilionr per quarter is as fol-
lows = et
For Reading, Penmanship, Grammar, A
lihmetic, Bookkeeping by single entry,
Geography, History Of The U. S. SO 25
For same, and Algebra, Geometry, Sur
veyiag, Mensuration, Book Keeping by dou-
bile entry, General History, Natural History,
Physiology, Philosophy, Balaoy Astronomy,
-aad oihsr Eaalish hraRshes,---.-------SA-5p SO
For Latin, Greek, German, French, an
drawing. rs
Painting in water eolors extra 90
do in oil colors 90
Every Scholar, unless specially excused,
is expected 10 auend TO Composition aud
Elocution.
NoTE.--It is important that scholars enter
school at the beginning af the Term and be
regular in their attendance.
Persons desirous of attending 10 any
branch of learning taught Ia the school, and
whose arrangements, will not permit them
10 be present during all the regular school
hours, can study al home and come in at
the time of recitation. o.. ,t
ER Good boarding can be obtained in pri-
'vate families al from 81 50to. So 90 per
week. ~ So.
Bloomsburs, Sept 2sth, 1888.
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Il - z - {. !. - - =. 7. & =
txb ti.e pop
- - llsshz has ever
f'''ls1, ! !la. q Niaeiy % increase
W. M 1n..e. IS. n sna =. ae
s|s3e a,tL J. ~. sPass .ein's q sop'n.
s $ ss ~ anu ~ ! ..I Fl ;ssnsd rom
~ s.: q y, af ~, AMI ra,r,
s,;c ss s. !, '.is.' ss.ts = TT I',ssa xheh
.,f,inuIed with IL pstchsra,iui deseripions
.of sesI {, ai,d csle and did dsl,nea
Ii1ia 81 tbefsc| 5eidsk il th{ most CT ar.
ming fe5clin(|z Z. S6ehefy, Ind delicate
.sndzbold <i<ll ~ ns OF eaaracler, reudefs
~ tu1 ~ feo0I Me- OF books aud one
which from heiltensily Of ilst interest, no
ssadLF, will ~ aside until he has reached
rhe ast iiH< Two voft. cloth, " so; paper
'cossts vh -.
suledestiopably The lost powerful and
.qp1'lant, i sot The mps! ehagmins work
that has yef flowed from her eioqueui pen.
The genus aud skill Of lbe fair author
have developed new sie&s OF golden argu.
me''., and tuns afounds the whole sucl, q
haso Of Pethps, inlsres(tnpd beausy. as 10
render III every wRv.WoH&v f1f ETst,da ,Ra. /.
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Treasurer's Sale
OF
Seated Lands In Columbia County

List of Seated Lands sinate in Columbia
County, on which the taxes essed remain
unpaid tfor the years 1881 and 1852, and
'dns Moa,osr cesasys4 which lands tte Coz
leciots oil me respective townships in which.
said lands lie, have returned for sale accof.
ding 10 the list section, of an Act of Assem-
oly passed April 29th 1874, entitled Gan Act
TO reduce The State Debi.n there not being
sufficient personal property on said lands to
pay said taxes and the owners thereof bay-
ing neglected. and refused 10 pay the same
Tor the space of Two years. The same will
De sold al The Court Honse IN the town of
Danvilie, County of Montour, on the $500 nd
Monday III June next, I2h DAY. and 10
continue BY ajioufnment from day 10 day.
iof arrearases OF taxes due said county ,and
ll'e costs accrued on each respectively.
RoAKIyo Cprrr ..Ca,rusu.n iosi
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Uuscaied Lands II Colunbia Cosnty

Agreeabty 10 The provisious Of an acl OF
Assembly, entitled IAN Act directing The
mode of seIias anssa,ed Lands for lakes,
and for other purposes = passed tiIs 9Th ia i
Match 1878, and the further suppiiment
thereto passed on the 18th day Of March
1917, and The 2slh Of March 1924, the
Treasurer Of Moulouf county hereby gives
notice 10 oh persons, concerned therein, thar
unless the iaxes due on-lhe following tracts
Of unseated Lands, esitna,e 10 Colombia
county SC, Tor which ia xes are due TO Mon.
'tour county for The years 1851 and 1852 D
aresPaid before the day Of sale, ths whole
OF such parts Of each tract as will pay ire
taxes and costs chargabls iherson will be-
solo al the Court House intown of Dsnville
County OF Montour, on the second Monday
IN June next 18th day) aud TO continue byi
adjournment from day 10 day sior arrearaaes
ot taxes due said County, and the cos, oc
CURED on each respectively.
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AMzI sHOEMAKER,
na gslerrian Artist.

a NNQUNIESio 10 the .citizsns OF Blooms
= burg and vicinity, thai he has opened a
DaeueHlan Gallery IN ihe Exchange Block,
over csssver & PuneFs Store, where he is
prepared 10 take good aud lrue likenesses In
the highest style Of The art. Those who wish
q lasting memorial of their friends that may
Too soon leayesthem, or who wish 10 make
The most valuable of presents foa true friend
OF relative should call aud secure good
likeness ii s,,t q 49, q 4
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j. STEWART DEPUY,

Il 7 223 North Second Street, below
IA Cahowhill, Philadelphia has on
hand o splendid assortment OF Velvet,
!, Tapestry, Bfnssets. Three Play, Ingrain
and venilian CARPETS besides Drug /.
sels, Canton and Cocoa Maliings,
!. WINDOW SlIA DES Door Mats, Floor
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~ 6REAT W0RK ON RUSSIA
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c3NrENTS =: Preface. Iatroduc,;op. Cxaf.
ism us JIislosicsI Orjein--The Car Mich.
elns--The s()roanixa.ion !. Of fie cnter,,.
anent--The AS5nv and Naev--.The Nobili.
W--The Clermy-Tbe Boufpoisie---The
eosFscke--Thes Real People.,, H., psasan.
trv- -Setfdom The Riablsr of Alien, md
sSiranqers--The Entancipa.
tion--Mapifest Destinx----A IA Appsodix--
Amazons.--Tls Feur,een aClasses Of The
Russian Public Service. or the Tschins.--
- The Political Tesiament of Peter The
Greai--Exiract from an old Chrouicle.
TFREREAT WORK ON RUSSIA
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