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DOR RENT.-One of those fine STORES, on 7th
l. street directly in front of the East Portico of
the Patent Office, and the BASEMENT extent ing
under the whole building, finished in first rate style
light and airy, would be suitable for many purposes
and would be rented low to good tenant
ROOMS in the Sd and 4th stories still for rent the
best stand in Washington for Patent Agents En-
quirs Of BATES & BRO
ap DIV
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tNOh SALE-On very accommodating terms, part
y OF Lot No. Is. in Square 532 rs feet front by
IS feet deep, on Sd street, Washington Apply to
X. LUNDY,
Bridge street, bet. Congress and High,
ap 13-f (enroetovn
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tfoK RENT-Fiye new frame HOUSES, which can
T., De had by Immediate application to the sub
scroer at the corner of LIST street and Maryland
enue below the Capitol. VIM. WEEDEN
an 26-3t%
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND FLORIST

."ILtIAN HUGHES, (Ldte Gardener a.
w Mount Vernon. most respectfully informs tht
ladies and gentlemen Of this city and its vicinity
that he has commenced I'm the above business and
jobbing generally. From long experience In Eng
land and In this country, he fattsfs himsef to be
able 10 give every satisfaetion. Any orders left ct
his place, corner of7th and streets, near the Smith
sonisn Institution, viii Be promptly attended to.
N.B-On hand . nns oollsction Of ehoics Roses
and other plants 5bg sale. xR-5sp 2&lm
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PUMP MAKING and

WE'LL DIGGING
My pump making establishment remaining at tn.
old stand am as heretofore prepared TO execute al
work of the sort at the shortest notice, best
and at the cheapest rates.
Corner 10th street south and Maryland ave.
21.-0n,
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By ,. c. MCGUIRE, Auett.uee,

By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFPECTs AT
l. Auction--0n FRIDAY morning, the 2sth inst,
at 10 o'clock, shall sell at the residence eff J. b
Tree, Esq, west side Of llth street, bstween aud
streets, all his Furniture and Household Effects
viz:
Mahogany hair-seat parlor Chairs, arm Chair
Do card Tables, dining Table 10 .
Cane and wocd-sest Chairs, Lounges
Secretary and Bookcase work Table
Mahogany Sideboard Clock .r.
Carpets, curtain and window Shades
China glass, aud crockery Ware
Mahogany Bureaus, Washstands ..
DO and walnut Bedsteads
Hair and husk Mattresses, Pillows
| Looking glasses, Toilet Sets, DC.
Together viii general assortment Of kitchen fur.
uiture.
The furniture is nearly new and In excellent OF.
| der.
Terms: $25 and under cash; over Sos q credit Of
two and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, besring Interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
| apr ed Auctioneer
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A'oR sALE-A small two.stor5 brick HOUSE,
l. nearly new, on Sth street west, between and
z streets north. Inquire at Gibson's Drawing and
palntlng Academy, corner 18th and D SITS
en- 26-lw
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lfOk SALE OR RENT-A Brick Dwelling, with
Il IL rooms. just finished, G street, I'd ooor
west OF 18th street. For terms apply 18th street.
I'd door south of G, after o'clock p. m.
sp 21-6t*
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WANTS.

"Wanfs" and g Wanted" advertisements, four lines
or less for each insertion, IS cents each additional
line cents.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

NTE have just received from New York an extern
w sve consisn mept of rich French Embroider-
les and super isr Valencia Laoes, coppritiog-
sets Of Chemists, Undersleeves and Collars
Infant Robes, Pocket Handk'f, skirts
Breakfast Caps, superb Huntington Lsces
Sets Of CHEMISTS, Sleeves and Collars
Brussels Lace Collars, Point Lace Collars
Huntington and BRUSSELS Lace Berthss
Rich Embroidered Collsrs, trimmed with Valencia
Lace
Huntington Head Dresses, Embroidered Hesddres-
ses trimmed with gold
Silk Hosiery, Wells, DC.
All Of the very best quality, many Of which were
exhibited at the World Pair in London.
The whole will be arranged on the second floor Of
our Auction Rooms, snd sill re offered st private
sale only. d. b. CAMPBELL co.
Sou b side Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
ap 25-eo3t
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REFRIGERATORS.

II HAVE just received at my Salesrooms, twenty
l. seven hefligerators. which consider equal to
any in the market, and invite the attic alton Of pur
chasers. .t
Always on hand an extensive and general as OF
meut OF fine Furniture, for sale zccc mmodstiDg
terms. and as low as can be hai anywhere.
N. III. Mc9REGOR.
1th street, opposite the Exchange Bsnf.'
ap 25-eo4w
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ERENCH SHIRT BOSOMs The rspid increase
Il in the sale of the new SHIRT BUSOMS war
rants us in presenting to the trade and custom
ers very large assortment the newest tty les and
at the most moderate prices.
Families and shirt makers will find IL cheaper t.
buy these bosoms than to make them The trade
supplied at Wholesale prices at STEVENS'S
ap 2z-eotf Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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VANDERPOOL'S FLINT PAPER.
JNHE subscriber has just received direct from thu
i manufactory, large supply of the above pa
PSF which Is warranted superior to any other max,
at small advance on the Factory price ;.
JOS. L. SAVAGE
p -lf -B1 IL 81 G4.a Il. Hardware Dealer.
/ Up u-eo2w
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By GREEN q SCOTT, AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND VACANT
Y Lot at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
instant, We shall cell, in front Of the premises at
tween and NJ streets north, and vacant Lot I'D.
Joining the above.
The house contains five good and conveniently ar
ranged rooms and cellar. The Lot runs back to q
paved alley 100 feet.
Title indisputable.
Terms One half cash balance in six months
for notes bearing interest
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT
apr 20-d Auctioneers
81 The above sale IL postponed In
consequence Of the rain, until SATURDAY, the goth
instant, at the same hour,
GREEN CUTT,
ap I'D J0Honeers.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auetionee

BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auetioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auetiop.-on
FRIDAY, the 2sth instant, we shah sell, on
the premises. at O'Clock. or Immediately after the
sale Of the lots in Square 422 all Of Lot No. and
part Of lot No. 7 in No. 397 fronting 30 feet six
inches on 9th street west between and Q streets
north, containing over 13,o00 feet of ground.
Terms one-fourth cash; balance in G. II, and Is
months.
GREEN SCOTT,
apCY-d
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.JAPANNED WARE

Il HAVE now in store the largest assortment Of
i Jspapned Ware ever offered 10 the Wash ng1on
public consisting of Toilet sets Dressing Cases Deed
Boxes, Cash Boxes, Tea and Coffee Canisters Sugar
Boxes, Nursery Lamps, Cham Der Buckets, Water
Buckets. &C., tho numerous to mention all of which
will take great pleasure in showing those who msy
favor De with q call.
JAMES sKIRvING,
Washington Stove Mandatory
South east corner Pa avenue and llth ST.
ap 25-soSt
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art I'D

BY FO VILE q CO. Alexandria.
GAIT AT AUcF10N-win be cold ct Auction on
- FRIDAY, the 18th instant, ct IL O'Clock O. m,
at our Wharfin Alexandria
Is 4, go sacks coarse Salt --..e
1900 DO fine do
Cargo chip "Zone." F0WLE 60.
an I'D
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NARDEN IMPLEMENTS-
" Such as Spades, Rakes, Hoes, Spading Forks,
Transplanting Trowels, Pruning Knives and Scissors
and Grass Hooks
Also, Children's Spades, Hoes and Rskes in sets.
just received and for sale cheap at
JOS. l.. SAVAGES
Hardware Store,
Pa. avenue, second door west Of 10th street
IL eo2w
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VEGETARLE or.

tEGEIABLE OlL. ,f
nNE dollar gallon gives a clear nd brilliant
" light in every description Of oil lamp; perfectly
free from smoke smell, Is not effected by temper
allure, neither does it clog osRrroie the lamp and
il room me nde1 as the M pEleanly and ecopomi-
al oil that be used 1t is entirely free from
explosive qualities, and sold only at my Family
Grocery, corner of 18th and streets, and Vermont
avenue. -.
ap 25-3t 2. NJ. P. KING.
DIsHOP IVES LONG PROMISED BOOK, in de.
ID fence of his ahjuratiOn of Professionalism for Po
man Catholicism. has just made its appearance. II
is of character to create excitement in religious
circles.
For sale by the Agent,
ALEX. ADAMSON.
9TH street, opposite the City Post OfRoe.
an 25-3ts
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY at
Private sale.-A new four story brick Dwell
ing, In the vicinity Of the Patent Office, completely
furnished for private family, will be sold, either
with or without the furniture. The grotind lot is
"A by 100 feet For further psrticu a-s apply to
H. N STRATTON,
sp 27-3t Auction,,-.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

LNOR RENT-A fue new brick HOUSE, .itu, ted on
l. tho corner of 10th street and Massachus etts
avenue, containing tan rooms and cellar, with a
good pump Of water in the yard. For ter us amply
next door to the corner houss.
sp 2T-5ts GEO. T. LANGLEY
LfoR SALE-A two-story brick HOUSE, cont.in-
Il ing rooms, basement, and back kitchen, sit.
uated On 18th street, between H and sts For fur.
ep 27-3,* M FOJEy
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor Maury'a
IN My Schools and Sch, climates or the Story 70,
my Educstion, by Hugh Miller, author Of The Old
Red Sandstone
The Two Records; The Mosaic and the Geological.
a Lecture delivered before the Young Mems Chria
tian Association in Exeter Hall, London, by Hspb
Miller
Sketches in the Campaign in Northern Mexico IN
1876 and Al by an officer Of the First Regiment @,
Ohio Volunteers
Addison's Work, new edition. vol 4; The specta
tor. BOOKSTORE ns.r 9th st :
ap 20-tf -
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DRY GOODS
At Wholesale or by the Piece
M ERCHANTS and Others buying goods at whole
WI sale or by the piece for cash, will find 1t great
ly to their advantage to give call and beg leave
to coll their attention to the following:
cases Prints
do Lawns
do Barage de Lanes
10 do bleached Cettons
bales brown Cottops
loo dozen Napkins
100 do Towels 81
20 bundles brown linen Table cloths
bales Carpet Chain, assorted oolors
10 pieces Rag and List Carpets
10 bales Cotton Bats
500 dezen Spool Cotton, white and copd
1000 gross Lasting, bone, and other Buttons
10000 Needles, best make
200 dog Linen Cambria Handkfs
with large and general stock, adapted to the
Wholesale trade, which will be sold a CHEAP AS thew
can be bought in any of the Northern cities
YERBY. TEBBs 4 YERBY,
Corner Of Penns. avenue and It'll street,
ap 3-dln
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LIME-LIME-LIM
HOOVER, Potomac Lime Kilns, one square
H. below the lower bridge, near Georgetown, is
prepared to furnish his customers and the pub.
lie generally with any qusntity Of the best wood.
burnt LIME in this or any other city, on the most
reasonable terms.
CENENT-CEMENT-CE
Also, on hand, 400 bbls. Cement just received, of
superior quality. -,
PLAsTER-PLASTER-p
Just received besides 800 bbls of first rate Plaster
which will be sold at the lowest market prices.
l2-an1wA -
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CUMNER BATHS sSIsr- a,
D. - .ss,~. ALL SIZES AND KINDS,
Such ss Length, Bath, hip, Foot Or shower, and
Cbilds, al prices. 80 =. = -, :. ~
JAMES SKIRvTN6. II,
Washington Etovs Manufsctory.
ap 2ceo3t = -
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uTANTED-A ffst.rate ladies' Shoemaker Per
w maneut employment viii be given. Apply
to s. NJ. sns.ieker, 5th st., between and o.
07-1fH
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SCIENCE US. EAfPIRICISM.
DROP. JAS. McCLINTOCK's SERIES OF FAM
il 10y MEDICINES:
pectorai Syrup Cold and Cough Mixture
rheumatic Mixture Fever and Ague Specific
Rheumatic Eminent Tonic aud Attentive Syr-
Asthma and Wbooping up
Cough Remedy Anodyne Mixture
pisrrhaa Cordial Chol- Anti bilious Pills
era Preventive Vegetable Purgstive Pills
Dyspeptic Elixir III
The public may rest assured that the above se-
ries of medicines lis the result Of profound medical
science. consum mate skill long experience and dis
tipguished success.
Orders from the trade for all or any Of the above
medicines are respectfully solicited and win be Allied
upon the most liberal terms, by =
f -rf j. L. HENsHAW
General Agent for A CUSHMAN q co. Proprie-
tors, No. l22 Fulton street, New York.
omee corner Of Pennsslvapia avenue and llth st.,
Sold by Patterson 4 Marin, stott, Gilman, Elliot.
kidweli Lawrence, and b, Dr.. Walsh, Navy ard
apl2-ifsolms
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GU1ZOT'S History Of Oliver Cromwell and the
VI English Commonwealth, translated into I'm
gin h, z vols. FRANCK TAYLOR
an 1T
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HONEY. OLD WINDSOR, s.ss.haa, and 60
II Tonst eeaps; % redussd ptseee. - y

'7asHq IS" 9fios9r sa5 i % .ssss7o'S
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= MRS. ARMSTRONG'S ACADEMY.

MRS. 'ARMSTRONGS ACADEMY.
Sosah side ksssachuses auense, BET 60 and 7el ss.
M RS. ARMSTRONG would respectfully inform
M her friends and the public generally, that she
has secured the aid of lady from the North, emf
nenty qualified to take charge OF the literary de-
psrtment Of her fceool. The therefore promise
Is thorough teaching and rapid progress Il her pu
pills, a. can be attained at any ether school IN the
District. aif'0 bLi1.-s 1Jf,iAe go -.
The principles upon which she ernduc her school
les shall Be- 20 .lucidated Ne to be easily compre-
hensd The lscatiOn Of the school is sirs, pleasant
M. A. YIN give instructions 90 the Piano and
oujta, and Ia To al Music she ara,ls hers,lf ~
this medium 10 preeent her mot s.tcsse thsass 30
her patrons and hobes by this arrangement TO merit
acont:nusnce OF Their support ana that Of othsrs.
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EMBLEMs Divine and Moral, bv
L. Francis Qusrles
Voices Of the Day, by Dr. Cumming -
Voices of the Night do do - -s.-T7--.
Positive Theology. by Rev. Asbury Lowrey
suderings and 4lories Of the Mes siah nv IRE Rev
John Brown, d. - -''''
ersteth - o' -
scboolboy Days and Youthful Companions 80
e Rainbow in the North. by Miss Tucker 49,: $50
i. Abheo Rutta; or, Sunrise in the Tropics ri
English Family and Pocket Bibles
T. .4a.--.S ~ GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE, =
ap 22-n Seventh street. :
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TIE STORM AT THE HIpPoDRoME-Quitea
scene occurred, yesterday afternoon, at the
HippOdrome, during the performance, the
storm Of wind and rain that occurred be-
tween three and four o'clock being felt in
an uncommon degree in this place of amuse-
ment. The large canvass overhead was
swollen out like balloon, and being strained
to its utmost tension, drew the poles that part
ly support it out of their places, and swung
them about in tremendous manner. The
spectators, who were numerous, became ex-
cited, the women and children screaming Out
with terror, and they, perhaps, had cause fol
it. Ii the violence Of the storm had not abated
the whole building might have been torn
down. when the consequences would have been
deplorable. As it was, fortunately, nothing
Of the kind occurred, and the building, with
the exception Of a few planks that have been
somewhat started from their places, is as sound
as ever The performances 60 on as usual
and it is not likely that We shall have such
another storm.
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SALE OF A FARM.-We are requested to call
attention to the sale of farm belonging to
DR.. Manning, situated near the Anacostia
bridge, which takes place Tomorrow afternoon.
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WILLARDs' HorEL.-There has been such an
influx of visitors at the above named hotel,
durisg the last few days, possibly on account
Of the opening of the American Association for
the advancement Of Science, that the baggage
of the travellers by the early trains yesterday
morning. on its arrival at the hotel, was trans
ferred TO other places, from the want OF room,
the hotel being completely filed with guests
Messr,. Willard have been 50 successful since
the opening Of the botel, last winter, that they
have already been obliged to engage the upp 81
floors of the adjacent houses 1t Is their inten,
ton We have bsen informed, 20 tar'her on.
Iarv. rb.;r nremises by the addition OF the
Mansion House ''the Communication between
the two to be effected by throwing oridse
across the alley way.
Nor A CANDIDATE.-Mr !: bangs
n, m r,.ts that he IA not q Know Nothing can
didate for the Common Council Of Georgetown
as misstatsd by our Georgetown corrssponaen
yesterday
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
GPLENDID OVERLOOKING ROSES at Auction
~ On TUESDAY afternoon, May ID, at O'Clock
at my Auction Rcous shall sell an assortment O,
Remontant, Bourbon, and Tea Roses of the collec
ton raised by Mr.. George Mcleod, from the green
house of Vim Hughes, corner Of It'll and streets
near the Smith sonian Park.
Terms cash. JAS. @. MCGUIRE
ap I'D Auctioueer
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By GRE n T. SCOTT. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY at Auo-
Y tion.-On TUESDAY, May ID, We shall sell,
at o'clock p m in front Of the prsmis s. part Of
Lot g. in Square l67. with the improvements which
is good two-story Frame House.
This property Is situated at tn. Of 14th st
west, and south street. in the immediate vicinity
of the contemplated RAILROAD Depot connecting with
Alexandra.
Terms of sale One-half cash the balance In six
months, the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
| payments, bearing interest from day Of sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
three days. the property will b resod at the risk
| the first purchaser.
| GREEN SCOTT,
l..>l
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HE ANGEL GABRIEL.-The eccentric indi-
vidal, whose name is J. S. Orr, and who kicks
up such dust wherever he goes, blowing his
horn and pitching into the Roman Catholics
like thousand Of brick, has sent us poster
on bright yellow paper, enclosed in an or.
velope, by mail, with the following strong ex
Pressions: America for the Americans
Purgatory for Popery and the Pope, and
Scorn Tor those who rob US Of our rights. j. S.
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HEIGHT OF THE MosUMENr.-The National
Washington Monument is now 152 feet high
having been raised two additional feet durin 2
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WATCH RETURNs.-This morning Charlotte
Jones was sent to the work house for 80 days
by Justice Grubb. She was charged with get
ting drunk last night and tumbling into the
Canal
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DOARpBRS WANTED-MRS. DAVIS. No. 3,
ID Gadsby's Row, has three handsomely furnished
and desirable rooms, suitable for gentlemen and
their wives. She can also accommodate gentlemen
with meals without rooms. ap 26-eo3ts
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na ri it, ,,ll,v ifwv. in ibr mo,n
Hull .,twul jo ha,u sosraviul ,irpi-
e.urrc ana. ,tafs nn,t Raih could
uA .u lhtm bl vihou, recalling
-cmeiliuc oi Dc ieelius that came w
or Der hot right.
II n louR timc s,ure ihey ~ ~.
a,ih,f ailir and daughter, listening to
ih, Winds aud to The rerfoaehcs Of their
own hearts as lheN remembered their
hsu D word and hard behavior Il is
lnr tim, since Roth irok itum ihe
rw,bcl howu lot Xch bod made fuf
lyr ilc rr,tn,st and freshest vine, of
ilr m,iilc, nnd 80 item o,,t De
grave And oncc cr wire in every
tear ilr Wvod.cl,oprer may bo seen
m,nlug ilr mo1na Hnd relNnr bee
weed. inm AMONG the flowers lie
had never hecu known ie stand treat
.iu,c Ore uem br ri,mpiul h'. luyrd 10
wlr
MOLLY Blake Is nov his vile, aud tho
pair had mHn, au 'uplcscui,inc' ne
which the chopper has really hrtu ~
The seventh hrn,en about which he iest
cd 20 sai'i IN toe time oi his exclusion,
Aud Rulh now feels how stliish % WAS
10 tuN gay ribbons and gold rings Nhile
hvi brother was in need Of hat
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24
Approved, December G, 1855,

No. 10 AN ACT 70 addition in "an
act 10 nulhouzr he husines. n bank.
ibF approved .,ogrmber II, 1853.
nj h,reiy saoof~d g.
Sc Whclrsu pny n.socis,lon.
organized under ll- aei % ritl thi.
+. 10 addition, ,iail return 20 ibe ffea,u.
~ nny offs mufilairl 1renlaans noics.
asfeenbiy 10 iLe ruuh cena ,ani
ad, il .hali be lhr day ~ lh. ,aA
treasurer. in iLe in4lre of il- srn.
'aty oi S'fir 60 insa 90 saeh menlnfsl
noirs ord a.drfa,aref 500 rrFnrs
n iale sial iLsrapu nuk aud
snhsrrbs ofira.lg, erHiarHfe AZ lie
aggfcssfr amount aai dfereni demon
,naiion. n ne notes N ~ them burned.
vhrh rcuIa-sfr slsH tr feeordeA IS
.nid Treasurer. md - delivered f. ibo
president ~ ea,hirf ~ sa,h a.soeiai.oa
and shcn sny such astociAf.on ,Lall ~.
lnqBish ih'si Lankiag business ~ cease
10 esis a. ,ueh 8 slal ls lLe duty II
ths treasurer ofii- slaie Ga Ike man
Der go d.siFoy tls bii's of said assoes-
ion. anl also mOillsis sli plates md
dies 10 his hsad. belong % 10 saii bank
sEc. = Tbs aei shall take eject
from Ne passsge.
Approved. SsssaLer 70. 1853.
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Sot REMEMBER ~ .--DoN-T Nott
Nf'u rtfseHii-rr thr fiass a. yevf eefiief hass.
Nher hfsi ia 'e1t soitars .Nanf ,oa s.att
Nnsn Boa irals't uI bfaun raris saa 4gsiafsf
thnf ulF sgef
ttcer9rt be- brsataess fhr stars n il1s stiss.
Va fr'sfuihri H-dar 3 r,.s
hus'i tiiIht - it--saHt yuuf
Nhea ycu f.s-d ttat sea sntiad D. ssuhsrch'.
rrIud iat
ABt tshsd of}saf darling sna ''io,f IN cot
Wv frHieist,sf it--tlur s.u i--sh, esn 100 ffrri
uuf m-eiiar hsn is.i ln ihti cottage ss Hsstf
Aesfl nirt - t.-vua't Yoal i--iHlaw, tender teus
Nsa said nat yea. bowed ns., ard iufra situo.
Nau fessegii-sf H--dnu9 sua
Nnu'n thiuk - n---wtnf yuuf
tHd ihs sHv thsi sssi wsds is ea,stsni and irr
wh,B 'uoa'h ghe old as@. ir yua mafH,urtd sdtsu
N.a f,u. a.ief huw uisu, ~-f, stsed AID auvn
hearted,
Whrr toes faoi tie neat n,nrn that ny love had
departed
Nau Trmeiuhs --H, mrihsr washed many q shirt
To fet ouf ne wrukle-, and r., oui o.. Gh.
Auu remember il--dun't yuUs
huu'u th,nk II t--Nun't youi
irs'u rsr for a-won'i you she says that yoa
"ot'ct,"
Aud -eud, 81 cons tenirnt, two dollar, - 's-qaauri.
ftTsrtAN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24

Attorney AID Cana.f Iiug al Law, sud solicitor in
tlanesf, also, tssunii-snncf iaf the states II
Aaiae. New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Cunnecti-
cot. NsN Nnrs. renh-slyahia, Ohio, Indiana,
Nlrhiesa, Nt-oon-iu, asd Iowa. onlee "a the
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