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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-11-21
N. Y. CITY INsURANC COMP NY.
YORK

N. ". CITY INsURANC COMP NY.
NEW YORK CITY.
Capital $500, ,O00-(stock Col
lnsures Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, and
ether property against loss or damage by fire.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Prest.
CHARLES l.. CLARK, Sect'y. -,s..
MEAD PRATT. Agents.
Hslldale, Aug. 6, 1853. mass
DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.
The subscriber will sell Exchange on New York
at the following rates.
For rNew England Funds per cent premium.
For New York State and Michigan 4 per cent prem.
Hillsdale, Jan. IL, 1884. w WALDRON.
f- LEATHER. W
Upper, SOLE AND HARNESS LEATHER
~ Buffalo Robes, Hair Mattresses, Harness, Saddles
Brides Whips Trunks. vslices Carpet Bags &C.. for
sale. The highest price ia
Cash Paid
70, Hides, Sheep Pel,s, ,Furs.sn Deer Skins, by
Nov. !, 1859. VI. p. ARMSTRONG.
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For Board of Public Works,
Jacob Blickensderfcr, Jr., 1925
Alex. p. Miller, Nebraska, 100. .26
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C.J. DlCKEkSON.
ATTORNEY & COUNSEELOR At LAW

HIILSDATE, MIIII.
Will give prompt attention to the collection of claims
selling of Lands and the transactions of all kinds OF
Legal business anywhere in the State of Michigan,
Indiana or Ohio.
LIFE g. FIRE Insurance, in responsible Companies
uTREFERENcEs-Books an business. june2Oyl
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Buffaloes.--As an item ofnews, we give an ac-
count, told tous by Col. Vaughan, Of the number
of buffaloes killed annually within the bounds of
his agency, where the American fur company are
operating and trading with the Indians. He says
he has taken some pains to ascertain, and from
the best information he can get he estimates the
number will not fall far short of four hundred
thousand. He says not less than 100000 robes
have been shipped by the two companies trading
within his agency within the last year. One hum
dred and fifty thousand are destroyed, and num-
Der of the hides were used by the Indians to make
their lodges. They are compelled to make them
very secure 10 preserve them from the severe
winter. Large numbers Of the buffalo freeze or
starve to death in winter, in the snow-banks which
for months are found in drifts Of from FIVE TO ten
feet in DEPTH and numbers Of them are drowned
in crossing the Missouri river in large herds, by
crowding upon one another.
Sc. JosepHs (No) Gazette
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Lexington.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES

| BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
| Slowly the mist DER the meadow was creeping,
Bright on the dewy buds glistened the sun,
When from his couch, where his children were
sleeping
Rose the bold rebel and shouldered his gun.
Waving her golden veil
Over the silent dale,
Blithe looked the morning on cottage and spire,
flushed was his parting sigh,
While from his noble eye
Flashed the last sparkle Of liberty's fire.
On the smooth green where the fresh leaf is spring.
Calmly the frstborn of glory have met
Hank! the death rolery around them is ringing!
Look with their ife-blood the young grass is
wet!
Faint is the feeble breath,
Murmuring low in death,
"Tell to our sons how their fathers have died."
Nerveess the iron hand,
Raised for its native land,
Lies by the weapon that CLEANS at its side.
Over the hisides the wild kncll is tollinS,
From their far hamets the yeomanry come;
As through the storm-clouds the thnnder-burst
rolling,
Circles the beat Of the mastering drum;
Fast on the soldiers path
Darken the waves Of wrath,
Long have they gathered and loud shall they fall;
Red glares the musket's flash,
Sharp rings the rifles crash,
Blazing and changing from thicket and wall.
Gaily the plume ofthc horseman was dancing,
Never 10 shadow his cold brow again;
Proudly nj morning the war-steed was prancing,
Reeking and painting he droops on the rein;
Pale is the lip Of scorn,
Voceless the trumpet horn,
Torn Is the silken- fringed red cross on high;
Many n belicd breast
Low on the turf shall rest,
Ere the dark hunters the herd have past by.
Snow-girdled crags where the hoarse wind is
raving,
Rocks where the weary floods mnrmur and wall,
Wilds where the fern by the furrow is waving,
Reeled with the echoes that rode on the gale;
Far rs the tempest thrills
Over the darkened hills,
Far as the sunshine streams over the plain,
Reused by the iyrani band,
Woke all the mighty land,
Girded for battle from mountain TO main.
Green be the graves where her martyrs are lying,
Shroudless and tomblcss they sunk 10 their rest,
While DER their ashes the starry fold flying,
Wraps the proud eagle they reused from bis
nest.
Borne on her northern pine,
Long DER the foaming brine
Spread her broad banner 20 storm and 10 sun;
Heaven keep her ever free,
Wide ~ DER land and sea
Floats the fair emblem her heroes have won.
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II GOLDsBOROUGH BRUFF. Designer
% and Dranghtsman, IN every branch.
~ West side lesh street, next 90
Jan 4--1m Washington City
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PRENTICE.

STILL ANOTHER INDIAN FlGHT-The following partcu-
lars of still another between party Of mounted
riemeu and the Indians copied from the Nueces Tex
as Valley:
intelligence has been received at the adutan generals
Office in this city that the 9Th instant scouting party
of the United States rifles Numbering eleven men, under
command OF Captain H. Jones overlook and attacked
war party of the Cunanehe Indians, Redmonds
ranch on the Rio Grande The Indians when overtaken
in grove of timber, and although resisting the at
tack with good deal Of bravery put to flight
carrying of OF their number wounded leaving one
dead the field, aud leaving behind esa aeera horses
and numerous Indian announcements and irnppings The
Indians armed with rifles bows aud arrows and their
flight being in the vicinity OF dense chappare they made
their escape
6Of the rife company corporal severely wounded
and two privates slightly Captain Jones Immediately
after the fight forwarded intelligence Of it to Fort Men-
tosh from which place additional command sent
out furnished and ordered for thorough scout Captain
Jones had been out but four days previous to
taking the Indians which, together with the chasement
he gave them evidence that his time occupied
advantage
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Upland. Florida. Mobile.

Flour Is firm at regular ratesSs rs Canadian in bond
western canal, SIS 81 S. Gss4 mixed western IS 81
50 1874 Rye -four, 81 So Corn meal 81 go Buckwheat
meal, 81 81 25
Wheat sells at 81 Is white southern do Missouri so lC
Rye, 81 80. Barley 81 40 Oats, So cents western Corn
in fair demand far export SIS So mixed
yellow, sf16 cents, Freight to Liverpool Mess pork
sl2 Is prime Sll 81 sll A Beef SIS so $40 so coun
try mess, Lard 10 cents new, 10 l0lS old. Rice,
5h So cents Glover, ii ll19.
The stock market remains quite dull with downward ten
dency. The immense losses Of the past year still operate
drawback upon all disposition embark nnew enterprises
although quantities of the best railroad securities such
Illinois Central taken for remittance abroad. Until
the fall OF tghtness j. passed, there not likely
be apy speculative action. Yours,
PRENTICE
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EXTENSIVE SALE or SPLENDID FURNITURE AT AUG
II ton0n Friday, the 10Th instant shall sell
O'Clock, Of the beautiful paro
chamber furniture offered for this
full Zebra
dressing table, conmods, sofa tables
One fine OF rosewood
conmode, toilet and tables with fine spring and
lnaresse.i feather holsters and pillows made IN.
one fine oak wood consisting Of fine dining
hall tables, hne -ldeboard, esiher-covefed
and chairs
Two mablstop furniture for chambers
with feather beds holsters and pillows
cots
655 yards supefhne figured and plain mating
gebiemans who about a lin
the cs but having changed his mind he
ej die highes, bidder u Is and offs superior quality
and IN modern 1
Terms cash.
The attention of The ladies' and gentlemen George
town, and Washington, and The public respectfully
vd the they will 6nd welt
The furniture examination
Thursday previous the sale. The public penre
anime iof themselves.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Nov did Auctioueers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Notice hereby the hoias following
stocks Of the United States. that department
between The No
vembe of those stocks, aggregate
s3s 900, the and men
toned wit:
In of contingent within The
will be the order
be offered The certificates, daily assigned
States by the parties who the thereof
be transmitted ~ ti9 sparieat, the receipt whereof
price VIII be paid compounded OF the following particulars
!. The value, specified certificate.
premium the ACT Of
July 1885, redeennbie November H. 1856 ON the
osk Of the loan authorized by The OF 1872
cnbc 1862, of ii the
by e o o47 and 1875 and redesmale.
the stock OF the loan aa,Aozed 1885,
dermnbie 'he 3s eembet 1854 commonly
hid mpity aseE cept
3 iperest The pat certificate from the s July,
e54 tie date Treasury with the
allowance (tof mouey ownc day
in addition.
Payment for said stock will be made drafts Of ihe Treasurer
the United states The assstant Boston, New
Phi aselpba, the parties
But certificate vii. DO
shat actually
said He,t cay 81 November next,
JAMES GUTHRIE,
hug 2T--dt2oN0yil Secretary Of the Treasury
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Nv }. 4. ncGUInE. Aue,,ou.,,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FROPERTY--Os Mon
afternoon, December O'Clock ps aises by
OF deed Of trust 10 The subscriber.
recorded IN Lher . a. - th.
land records of Washington -hal sell
parcels OF ground and Isf Nos
square No J fronting each
tween a and ION streets west opposite the mih-oniap
back 100 feet 20 alley improved
err built three and attic brick awso1
dry cellar aud including esor
and hchen ~,i of Kitchen
a force pump, and convenient hoasss.
Most Of the exposed ok 10 these buildings usually
ofirnp.
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
GEO. THON, Trustee,
Captain Typographical Engineers, sc.
JAS @. Mcguire,
Nov 5-qawsds Auonop-sr
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uy D &. MCGUIRE. A.e,,on~cs.

iNiANtERY SALE.--Bv decree The
the District Columbia OF Washington, SITTING
In the James Lynch Hugh Locksy,
Jane ocker Ambrose - Lynch and al No. t and dated May
81 s54 offer Tor aIe Wednesday the
llh Octossr O'Clock The the
following real estate W asbnrton
able forever, OF the
OF lot "a @ fronting "a feet East Capi
the width
ground Of * and with The privilege
This improved
substantial brick house.
square No. u.s. fronting
ii and I'd with the
ssiing of a substantial story trick house.
sales fourth the n
be eess~dhy approved
III. failure purchaser comply
within the
his rirk and cost, after one weeks notice.
WALTER 4, COKE,
Trustee
JAS q MCGUIRE,
Sept 2o--1aw3w&6ts kuciopssr
o. he above sale Is postponed until "Wednesday
afternoon, November l5ih at O'Clock the premises
WALTER g. COKE,
Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct 96-9awhds Auciioneer
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HARDWARE AND GITLEKN.-rhe subscriber NJ
ii goods which
selected with the both
and Europe The and offered
a
every article required
under hardware
Building Materials fine asortpent excepting sash weights
3cenfs ID,
Mechanics onI-, every variety, and mostly
Leather betting, and hemp packing, Boston factory
prices
Grey broters door springs, warranted We
the and will furnish dealers iacioty prices
beautiful of feather busters, York prices,
aud IS cent cheaper ilisG other sfyies
~ which offered
cu-tnmrr- by the Subscriber,
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Of The Gill Saw, Fem
Nov B-ee,t4 between 100, and ilth
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PRoof AGAINST yellow FgvER--The New Orleans Bee
says There is gentleman in this city who still consid
himself pessaby juvenile having just entered upon his
ninety third year lie is rather in New Or
leans having resided here only seventytwo years. This
sprghtly and vigorous complained day or two
ago Of something rangeone of his teeth ached him He
had never lost TOOTH and had up that time su
ered the slightest pain in any Of the thrtytwo brilliant
masticators which still adofn his mouth
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THE subscriber intending change his residence
the modem four and As2
r. and the entire furniture for sale,
The house supplied with
bath and ALSO speaking tubes
from floor There desirable
whether win reference 10 the public buildings
remarkable heaithfulnese.
Rent moderate Terms of
and the December
sired House and furniture daily, week,
the hours OF 10, ard after Wedpes
day, stb inst JAMES MORSs.
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n see that the matter brought TO the notice of the legis
lsture Of their State when it oonvenes and If the State
.a not have parted with all right of control over this
her creature remedy may be readily applied which will
AT once teach the company very necessary and useful les
on and force il TO abandon its extortonate pretensions
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lIoS THOMAS j RusK--Gcn Rusk has declined the pub
lie reception and dinner rendered him by the citizens of
Galveston Circumstances beyond his control he says
preclude him from enjoying the pleasure Of meeting and
freely communicating with his feow-czens at Galveston
at the present time
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AEn HvER.--The Alexandra tLa) ReppbicaH 81 The
3ist ult says
Re river above the falls Is 10 worse condition than,
We ueneye It has ever been in before bar has formed
% Grand Eeore that it Is impossible for any Of the
uranght boats above the falls, but one, 10 get
' one is the little Trader She has everything
% own way she charges 81 % per barrel from the falls
~ and three or four dollars for cotton through FBts
aonses at the falls full of goods waiting for boats
transport them above
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HAAAF LENsRAbER sALE-F. Gleason, esq has disposed
us interest in Geasons Pictorial and Flag Of our Uaon
to Maturin NJ, Ballou esq, for the round sum
s4VooOo This IS the largest newspaper sale ever eff
'ea IN this country. Mr. Gleason retires with ample
O'une Mr. Balou has been editor Of the two publca-
uOns since their Commencement
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i.oWELL COBB.

\ CARD PROM Mr. OCoSoR.-The following card from Mr.
Sharles oConor counsel for DR. Graham, appears in the
New York papers:
untll 1t was stated in the public prints never heard
suspected That r Graham any Of his friends had the
promise hope OF expectation of any pardon commutahon
o. iaTor ofany kind from Governor Seymour | believe
'ue statement TO that effect be entirely false ard with
Ou any preenoe or color OF justification have already
l against Gov Seymour, strongly opposed to his
cuG and give this certificate not for hs sake hut for
The sake Of truth
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~ UMEEN S SCOTT, Aac,loneer..
Paris winter miii,nery.

LS5 t. e. MCDONALD successor Mrs. A, H. Clark will
ia Saturday 10 o'clock large
assortment Of win millinery OF the latest Pari.an
sle calls
Washington
where all orders promptly attended pang done
neatly.
store three doors of The Office Bridge street. George
u. q.
Nov 9--d3t
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LOG A l. n T. w s..

METRoPoLITAs RAILRoAp.This contemplated enterprise
the subject of much conversation in Georgetown and Wash
ngton. 1t is conceded all hands that the work when
completed, viii promote the commercial interests and
the value of real property Of the District There
proposition under consideration in the city councils pass
resolution directing that poll be opened in ward
certain the win of the qualified upon the application
for subscription the part Of the city corporation Of
hundred thousand dollars to the railroad company. The
will probably be submitted the people for their
approval dsapproval 1t is province to offer an
opinion upon the policy mpocy Of city subscription
the will decide that question for eseyesbu if the
should be completed by individual enterprise and ber
atty We cannot but believe that would distant day
enhance the interests OF the shareholders and of the people
large
CLARK MLLs-This American artist, who such dis
tncton by the conception and execution of that nnabe
work. the equestrian of General Jackson which
Lafayette Square about eree.a. brick buildings near
Bladensburg in which his business will be carried There
two Important works which be has engaged
equestrian of the Father of his Coun
Hero Of New Orleans" similar that in LAFAYETTE
Square which ordered by the jackson committee
Of New Orleans That the gifted artist may win new lau-
res by the works he is about engage
cerely desired by every lover of bis country.
HuELrssur opERA-The concert Of the Juien Burlesoue
Opera was well attended last evening" the performances
exceeded expectations the auditors The troupe win
give another concert this evening
Tar wrArHEp.-The weather for several days past has
been cool and braeing.
PuBLIc LmRARIEs.-lu soeonmending Library Assoca-
ton Ceveapd tue Herald concludes remarks by adj
vsng all the young of that city to join, 1t says
To them it may prove fountain Of perpetual good 1t
will introduce them to the society Of the wise and the
good past generations and of the present time They may
there hold with the sages and poets Of all ages
Better far better to pass evenings with books well selected
and in places Of carousal and dissipation IL
old and saying that II m the mind that makes the
body rich and therefore toomuch and attention
be given to the mind.
This reminds that city 3 pot altogether dest-
Of the Of mental recreation. There are several
societies With respectable libraries and Mr. w W. Corcoran
erecting handoe and substantial building street,
between 18th and l4th for Mechanics Library which,
we doubt not viii reflect honor upon his wereguated
benefcence and upon the metropolis Of the nation,
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Decrease....- $40, l35
Increase IL. ,S23 99o,ly

Notwithstanding the enhanced olearings," which repre-
nearly sig millions payments into bank than for the
previous week, the loans have diminished in nearly
equal the reduction deposites The loans of the city banks
less than they at the corresponding week of last
by $500 000 and November IA the lowest point
which they began rise. The exports of specie
less than they having been for the past week
81 OBS, of which SslS in bars and Of which there
such supply that orders have
office been changed to coin The greater the
market of neighborng cities also admits of Of exchan-
ges favor Of New York. The cearngs last year were
for the corresponding week. So 600 600 this year
and they continued large to the middle of December but
the banks began then to expand the pressure of the pay
ments gradually less upon the market
The produce markets pretty well supported. Cotton
remains firm follows
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NEW YORK, Nov s-Flour is declining 900 bbls State
brands sold SIS 25 southern 80 Wheat is also declining
Corn-60 600 bushels mixed sold at IS cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-Flour is dull-Howard street nom
naly held at So so City Mills, SIS 25 Wheat has de-
clined-l9000 bushels sold white, 81 81 IS red 81 10
81 So Corn-l5,ooo bushels sold white, rs cents yell
low, rs cents. Other articles unchanged
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-sottiseEs OF lsixh
The soldiers Of the 1912 having prvpoed 90 be- d in
The cry OF Washington January undersigned b reou,
Ut several 81 The survivors, residents of the
spenuiy meerng surviving soldiers who resided IN
the District at period of may have since beome
residents OF The same aud those who thereto
be held The City Hall Tuesday, AZ IL oclock
for the purpose of taking measures as Tho may
call their
j. = WILLIAMS Brig Maj and INSPECTOR
of The Columbia Brigade in the war OF 1919
xnvg
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NEW CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREEN, hav-
~ ing removed his building
avenue between 1ih and 18th has on hand
chairs qualify
His old public invited look large
stock. which he is selling at very low prices
Nov 7-a
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Franklin Pierce, President the United States Of 10 all
Uhon may concern;
satisfactory evidence having exhibited 10 me that Roman
valdez has been appointed interim of the
fsnbhe for The port of New oea hereby him "A
su. and declare him free exercise enjoy functions
powers and privileges allowed interim of
Tie most favored nations Ia the United states
In testimony Whereof these letters Il, he
patent and the seal OF The United
Given under my hand a. the city of Washington, da,
81 November A. d. 1854, =nence of .I lI,
ted States Of America the veniy ninth
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
l.. MARCY recretsyy OF STATE.
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10 he ID INST has arrived at this port bat brings further
udngs relative to the ill-fated steamship Arctic.


Bank Failures IA The Vest
CisoIssAri. Nov. s.The Bank OF Crcleve and Clinton
Bank at Columbus have failed
The following bankers in this city suspended payment to-
day smeed, Coliard, Hughes, and Ellis 4 sturges A
heavy run Is now making the banking house OF T. s.
Goodman a Co.
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AMERICAN IN LRIPsIo.-A late letter from
Lepsc states that the young Baltimore songsess Jenny
Busk has been admitted into the Conservatory after
ing searching examination At the examination she
sang several pieces which made very favorable impression
upon the professors and judges assembled.
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eANDTbe attention OF the ladies gentlemen of
dria GeofEetowD and Washington generally
rrpecuu invited 10 the sne Of splendid which viii
lake place al our AUCTION III
r'an he furniture u superior, the
worthy Their attention. he Will he
5uo credit of 80
interest For further particulars see advertisement
GREEN SCOTT,
Moved Amconeers.
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sy J. q. moGUInE. Auc,,..-..

By j. 4. Mcguire, Auctioneer
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HoUeEBDID EXPECTS
~ AZ aondny mornns November O'Clock,
lbe residence Of Judge Pa north
l streets, shall sell all his furniture
Rosewood piano tore and stool
Mahogany hair spring sofas and chairs
Do green plush SoserSd lounge md chairs
Egyptian aud wHise marble top pier tables
fancy reception chair, routta
Blue SATAN cuftair lined with white silk conicc ,oops &c
MARBLE pedes.as, card receivers
bronze Pad gilt candeiabrss, paintings
lanestry, Brussels, and three
Straw mating, oiIcIoth, rugs
BRUSSELS stair rods and eyes
tiaraek, hall lamp
Walnut extension dining table, side
Mahogany sidebOard, oak dining
French china dinner silver
Beautifully decorated Coffee 20, and
superior English table cutlery
Cut and pressed glassware
Two full cottage shades
Mahogany bedseads, dressing bureaus
Wafdrobes marble
Superior feather beds, best hair
Bolsters and pillows, husk mattresses
Cane and woodseas chairs, Ounges
Superior hall and drum, radiators
Excellent aud fixtures
Together with general OF requisites.
Terms; $50 GO and 80
days, for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
F. s. The house is Tor inquire of the undersigned.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Noy6-d Auctionser.
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MARRIED.,


On Iassday The IN inst, Trinity church. by The Rev Mr.
CLARK HENRY ID. HaTTON, Prince Georeeis county Ma
land 10 Miss SARAH G. WILSON, OF this city.