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PROSPECTUS FOR 1855.
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EVENING POST

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The Falls of the Wyalusing.
| Bv new and distinguished Contributor.
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Valuable Farm for Sale

The farm owned 10y Dan Dixie, deceased, is
now offered for sale Said farm contains 235
acres of good lands situated in the town
If Sa.lSl'ury-is pleasantly located-sGitably
divided into meadow, paSturing, and plough
Land. Las on il two orchards. Is well WA
tered 10y living springs. Has on it house.
barns. sheds, and outhouscs suitable for n
farm of its Sizc--all in good repair.
Any one in pursuit of farm will do well
TO call and examine this, as it is offered at a
bargain. TcrmS-a part Of the purchase
money will be required down, and time will
be- given for the balance For further par
ticuars, enquire Of Oliver Hyde, ESD, Mid
dlcbury, or the subscribers.
CAROLINE DIXIE,
NATHANIEL SPENCER,
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Farm For 6 ale.

! THE Subscriber will sell, on reasonable
L terms, the valuable FARM formerly
owned by Moses +. Wheeler, deceased. Said
Farm contains Two Hundred and Fifteen
| Acres is beautifully situated, lying in the
town of New Haven, four and one half miles
north Of Mddlchury village. For particn-
lars, enquire of the subscriber on the premi-
Sos. f. VI. WHEELER.
n. B.-Therc il on said Pam about Thirty
| Acres of very valuable Pine and IIcmlocli
| Timber 293w.
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In Yorkshire, Catiaraugus County, n. y,
Nov 18TH 1854 by solomon Lincoln, Esq,
Mr. JonN n. HuNT, Esq, of Shorcham, Vt,
to Mrs ELIZA BR,BRooK, Of the former place.
In Chazy, n. Y, Nov 23rd, by the Rev. o.
j SquircS, MIR. GroRGE A. LAWRENCE, OF
wausau, Wis. TO Miss MALiNDA J. SLossoN,
Of Chazy, n. Y.
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PURlFICATlON or TIE BLOOD,
A>b

PURIFICATlON or TIE BLOOD,
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from
disorders of the Liver and Stomach. scarcely
any are free. from the influence ofihese desiruc-
tive malddivs hence life wears fast. The far
sex, perhaps the most handsome in the World.
up to a certain period when, distressing TO say,
many loose their teeth and good looks, while
vet in the hcyday Of life. Such lad e1ils may
he rcmcdcd hy continually keeping the blood
pure, and the Liver md Stomach in a healthy
action when life will flow smoothly, and re-
scmblc plants in a conscnial cline, where an
eternal spring apr ears 10 reign. As il regards
the presentation of the human fans, md the
the duration Of life, which may he effected,
ami say fearlessly, TINT health and life cnn
he prolonged for many years beyond their or
binary limits, if llolloway's Pills are tukcu 10
purify the blood according 10 the rnes laid
down for health contained in The directions
which accompany each box.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILi-
1Y, OF 10 YEARS STANDING,
CURED BY HOLLOWAY
PILLS.
CaPy Of a letter from Captain johnson A.
Ter HoHSr, ddicd January 5h, 1854
To PRorLssoR HOLLOWAY, IS, Corner Of
Ann and Nassau Streets, n. Y;
SIR-Iris with the most heartfelt pleas.
urc have to inform YOU that have been 10.
stored to health and strength by taking yott
Pills. For the last ten years, suffered fluin
lerangcmcnl uf the Liver and Stomath, and
was reduced 10 such an extremity ihail gave
up my Ship never expecting 10 20 To Sea any
more, al hnd tried every Remedy thai WIS
recommended to me but all to no purpose
and had given myself up to despair, Mhdn I
was ut last recommended TO take your Pills.
after using them for three months, the result
is that am now in better heahh than | have
hcen for eleven year. pastaud indeed NJ well %
ever | WAS in my life. You are quite NJ III eri,s
to make this known for he benefit cf uiLsls,
Ircmain, Sir, yours resPeciiullt,
(Sgncd) JOHN JOHNSON
Tac~ cclcbgricd I'Ws are rosderjhiiy cGea
o,oGS IN Ac fcilowisr Complaints.
Aene Or"r'y l"nawmailah Sort fhf'hts
As'hmH nyrenttv )arrdt'r sthre and Grave
Hihous, un Fry ,pelp, iiVerCom SEE andary S,mr.
plants Female iUesu Pla'nis toms
ierlhss Tie DnuourorS
the SKIN kiuds Piles frcr.
Riweic um rrs Rhenms N-nsrraI hfro,,>n.
colm. ncsd-arhe Rmrn,ion 81 w.sls",,. ircm
iiannfthr scroiufa, ~ n.hlr,
Bowels Csnsufsption king's L,il ke &c
-. Sold NJ fhe Establishment Of P,ofcSe,
holloway, rs, Corner Of Ann and Nessra
Streets, New York also hy all respsctah,s
Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines ihrough-
nut the United States. IN Bryss NJ 81, cents.
~ ccnf', aud Al so cOnfs rs'b. To tr I'D
Wholesale OF the frihsilsl Drag Tlore' IN
Uni ~.
nZThere is aconsidei able sa,ire h, ,nLirs
the larger sizes. S6eowenss.
Y B.-Directions for the gni'a'D. orr ~ n,s
in every disorder are affixed TO saeh y. e.
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND
uOILOWAY;s PtLLSII

To the Citizens Of the United Siates,--
most humbly and sincerely thank god
for the immense patronage which YOU have
bestowed upon my Pills. take this orpor-
unity of stating that my Ancestors were all
American Citizens and that entertain Tor all
that concerns America and the Americnns,tne
most lively sympathies, so much so that ] or
iginally compounded these Pills expressly 10
suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
m inner of living, intending 10 establish my
self among you, which have now idone, by
taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80, Corner OF Ann and Nassau Sts., n. T.
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OS BOXES best Mould Candles. Also
zsJ pure Sperm, Wax and Adaman,ius
Candles. gsnuine Sperm oil ard Fluid. re-
ceiyed by Oct. 9, L. NALLET1E
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MiddlabnrY Academy.

Mr.. Charles w Scaton proposes to
open a school in the Academy, on Mon.
day, the lth of December. provided he
can obtain sufficient number Of scholars
to justify the undertaking Mr. Seaton
has had considerable experience in teach.
ing, and he is in all respects competent
to discharge the duties Of an instructor.
His superior scholarship, aud excellent
moral character, cntitle him to the re-
spect and confidence Of this community
Is LABARgE.
Middlebury, Nov. 2sth. 1854.
The school will opened as mentioned
above on Monday, the 4th of December
c. w. SEAToN, Instructor.
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READY.MAnE CLOTHING!
TTETH. TEIETH
\. HARRIS. NJ. D., DENTIST.

n. HARRIS, NJ. D., DENTIST.
I TAKE this method TO inform the inhabi-
L. tants Of Middchury and vicinity, that
have recently purchased II large and care
fully selected stock of
.A.M1IGICIMI seBGEls
together with all other kinds Of stock used
in DENTISTRY. Having the assurance of
giving general satisfaction in the practice of
my business for the last fifteen years, would
SAY that ! am now prepared to do all kinds
OF operations on the TEETH in thorough
and durable manner. ] can make very
good entire sctt (uppcr and under) of teeth
for sixty-fvc dollars, and all other operations
in proportion.
/ return my grateful acknowledgements to
| this community for their very liberal patron
age in times past, and would very respect
fully solicit a continuance of the same. TIC
those who want Teeth inserted in n durable
manner and twenty-five pet cent cheaper
than has ever been done in Vermont, just cal
at my Office at my residence, and satisfy
themselves To those who want their Tcctl
cleaned, call and get twenty-five cents wortl
Of Tooth Powder, and clean them with it, in
stead of paying the Dentist One Dollar tC
Grape them. NATHANIEL lARklS.
MilIlrburv My 9Th 1871 20:
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ID A'NHO Z NJ CT
MR.. F. j FAIR,
Urofbcr of Dantino,
RUTLAND, VERMONT.

rs prepared to furnish DANCE MUSIC
!. Any number ut Musicians to suit the oc.
caSion. BALL RooM D,NcING-thc latest
style-taught in all its bianchcs.
October 6, 1854. o5tC
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Elnanacs for 1855.
Machinist's Tools for Sale.

The undersigned Offer for sale all the Stock
and Tools of the " Empire Works." consist
Ing OF new and second hand Engine LA hes,
Gear Cutters, Planning and Drilling Machines
Also, great variety Of small Tools such as
are usually required in a machine sho'-
For further particulars or information in
quirc of the Assignces ar Al the office OF the
Works, No. 80 Albany Block, Albany street,
Boston 3l;3w
FLAVlL M0sELEY, A.,iyrecs
HARRISON LORING. ASS'YheeS'
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Glass.

or nearly all sizes, constantly for sale
tD'Whcn you make a picture frame make
If possible 50 that some ofthc following 81
zcS of the Glass will fit. 2ix30, 22x3O, COX
30, 2ON2s, 2Ox2G, 20x2i, lSx22, lSx2I, lex.
% lGN2L H. A. SHELDON.
Oct. -. 1851
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Notice No. q.

The cash is wanted ON all demands due mC
and must h. paid in whole or on Part G,yfa-
r'ih, ii you wish TO prevent cost.
- 3v. NATHAN WOOD.
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Hats & Gaps.

A large variety OF Mems and Boys, cheap
hats aud Caps, ios sale ny
H. A. SHELDON.
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CONGRESS-.

( WAsHrSGros. March 3l.-The SsNArE to- day
passed tbs Deficiency Appropriation Bill
In the HousE, Mr.. Pettir, (Mr. Cutting's friend)
made statement that the difficulty between
Messrs. Cutting aud Breckenridge had been honor.
ably settled, and on terms the most Satisfactory to
all parties.
He apologized to the House for the disorderly
conduct OF the two principals Mr.. Breckenridge
was 10 his seat, but Mr.. Cutting absent on &C.
count OF sickness in his family. A grand dinner
party tonight will put final conclusion to all BIT.
ter feeling.
The bill to increase the strength ofthe Navy was
under discussion; but without action thereon the
House adjourned to Monday
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
CoNGREss--TIIuRsDAY.

SrNArr.--Mr. Everett presented memorial OF a
committee Of tho American Association for the Adj
ment OF geographical department OF the Library
of Congress.
bin for the relief of John Gusman. of I.ouisa.
ma, was considered and passed.
Afer some other morning business the Senptc
resumed the consideration the deficiency bill and
various amendments were discussed until four
o'clock, when the Senate adjourned
HOUSE, OF RsrREsRNrArygs.-Mr. Nathaniel G.
Taylor was sworn and took his seat tor Tennessee
The House went into committee. Mr. kcitt spoke
ia favor Of The Nebraska and Kansas BILL Mr.. Ben.
ton opposed the Elk steam trigate bill The debate
ON this bill closed at two o'clock Mr.. Bocock re.
piled. and sundry amendments were debated un.
der the tve-minutes rule, and rejected, until the
committee roec and the House adjourned
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LIEUT.. STRAINS MISSING PARTY.--The L. )
sioop of war Cyane, Capt, Hollins was at Aspin
wall on the 18th inst to sail in few days for Gale
donna Bay. Officers and crew all well. Capt. Hol.
Inns had bsen visit 10 the governor of New
Grenada, at Panama, where, it is supposed, he en-
trusted important orders to the English ship Virago
respecting search on the Pacific side for Lieut.
Strain and his missing party. The Chepo Indians
having reported that eleven foreigners supposed to
he portion of Strains party, had been destroyed
by wild beasts, Capt HoIlins has despatched Lieut..
Fauntlery to Chepo to ascertain the truth of the
INltn
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WksIuSGToS, March 30--A man named Monroe
formerly of Maine this afternoon deliberately en-
tered an omnibus at the corner OF Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, apparently quite sober, rode
down to John A. Golden's tavern near the Navy
Yard, where be obtained brandy and sugar. He
then drew pistol and fired at Golden, lodging the
contents q little below the right breast of G. He
then ran, but was soon apprehcnded. He was com,
mitcd by Justice Crandall. There WAS no imme.
dste quarrel, and the act is Supposed to have re.
suited from come old grudge
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The SHAuMBURG TRIAL-lhe trial of CAPTAIN
Shaumburg indicted for assault and battery on
Edward II. Fuller, with intent to KILL was brought
TO close yesterday afternoon, when the jury re-
tired; the court before it adj surned by consent of
counsel, instruCting them that they might bring in
sealed verdict tomorrow morning, should they
agree upon one during the Dight.-Wash. Sent. ycS
terddy
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE MIR. Dancer passenger on
board Of the barque Joseph Fish, from Trinidad de
Cuba at New York, reports that the brig Sarah
Parker, Capt. Parker, from Boston, bound to Trim
dad GOT ashore on The night OF the 4th instant on
Cape Rlanco. about II miles from the port of Trn
dad. The captain and two seamen came to town
for assistance, and because they landed the captain
was fined SJDJ
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PosrLASp Ma, March 30.--The Legislature of
Maine has passed a bill incorporating the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company. Hiram Y. Alden,
Jas Eddy aud others are applicants. The charter
gives the Company power toproceed at once to the
construction of the proposed suhterrauean lire 10
the Pacific for the furtherance Of which bill has
been favorably reported upon by committee 81
Congress
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FUTURE DTE

y ~
BY DAeENPORT ALLEN co.
GROCERIES, No.-On THURSDAY,
9Th April, we win sell at 10 o'clock at our Auc.
Ton st,re, an assortment OF GROCERtE S, via: =.
a a1 b s and Manila COFFEE
1U 90. Rio do.
Is hhds cubs GLASSES. wv
Coffee SUGARS = -
I Crushed do.
Msdeira Sherry and Port WINES.
French BRANDY.
CANDLES; SOAP; MUSTARD.
Il. RUM, Apple BRANDY
Green and Black TEAS.
RICEi Wrapping PAPER ~
ClGARS 1000 cases TUMBLERS, &c.
Terms Under 500 cash, 500 and over months
credit Tor approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO,
900 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
wv HATS, AT AUCTlON.-On WEDNES-
DAY, 18th April will sell at 10 clock at our Anc
on store, 800 cases fresh, seasonabe and desirable
Gents fine Calf BOOTS.
Meme heavy -
Do. L L. BROGANs. -t Ets
Womens SHOES, varioua styles and qualities.
Childrens' do do. do.
Boys and YouthS do.
SILK HATS; TRUNKS.
Wrapping PAPER, &c dc.
Terms Under $500 cash, 500 and over months
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO, -
ap Auctioneers.
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LETTER ERnM REnINI

BALTIMoRK, March 3L-Monsegneur Bedju,
has addressed long letter to the Archbishop of
Baltimore, defending himself from the charges
against him. The letter will appear in the Amer.
can tomorrow 1t is dated at London
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
ADJUSTMENT or THE BRECKENRIDGE AND
CUTTING DIFFICULTY.

WAssnsaroN, March 3l.-The difficulty between
mcssrs Breckenridge and Cutting, has been satis-
tactorily adjusted, through the interposition Of
tuai friends. Explanations will be made In the
House of Representatives to-day.
Both gentlemen appeared In public on the ave-
nue. this morning
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MIR. William A. Gunton, who was so severely in
jured on Tuesday afternoon, by having been
thrown from his horse, has, we regret to learn,
been ever since lying at his fathers residence in
state of Inconsistencies with but little prospect OF
recovery-Hash Sent
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p f NOV A L.-DR A. C.. HARDIN,
IL Graduate of the Physio Medical College and
lntrmary of Ohio, still continues to tender his SER
vices to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity in all
the departments of his profession, hoping by strict
attention to his profession to merit all the patronage
he NAV receive.
DR. H. may be found at the of Broad and
llth streets, all hours night and day. when not pro-
fessonally engaged.
II Extracting Teeth only IS cents.
NH I4--3m
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DENTON OFFUTT.

TEACHER of Horses. Mules, Cattle
i and Dogs--AH animals taught obedience to
by word sign Instructions given in the
breeding of domestic animals whereby they NAV be
brought to a perfection never known before and
their diseases cured upon new principles.
To be seen for few days at Hardin's Livery Stable
DENTON OFFUTTs BOoK.-The subscribers
to the above book notified that they can get it by
applying at the office of the Virginia State Agrcul-
tura Society. NH 3l-cItd2t*
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK. March 81 Flour is sitter, but there
is no advance. Corn and Wheat firm.
BALTIMORE, March 81 Sales of Howard street
Flour to-day at 81
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SUMMER WINES.

II CRAM. IMPORTER OF WINES, &c,
l. No. 2 Exchange. having received his Spring
Importation of SUMMER WINES offers now for
sale at New York wholesale prices the following
WINES, viz:
~ F.-es. 49,. CLARETS.
rs cases st. Julien Medoc ba @ z76
90 do. st. Estepte do. r. ssJ y Ri.st
25 de- Pontet.Canet ps asf 4.
$50 do. Chat. Pontet Camel, Chat. Lafite. Chat. :
Margsux, Chat. La Rose, &C.. some of very superior
HAUT. SANTERNE.
~ 25 cases, vintage 1850
25 do. do 1913
25 do. do 1916, from the estate of Mad La
Comtesse de Lur Saluces ~ = ts-- l4fsE
= HOOK WINES.-1I6 cases NersteineT, Hockhei-
mer. Marcobrunner Rudesheimer Berg, Hockhei-sj
ner, Domdechaney. &c.
SPARKLING WINES.-l50 baskets Champagne,
comprising, also, Heidsick and Mumms Wines.
Is boxes Sparkling Hook and Sparkling sMozee
few cases st. Peray, he. $50 sl IS saf -fs-s..-
In addition to the above, he offers cases Lang
worth Zimmerman's Catawba Wine, at s. per do
zen bottles. mh a Iws
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SPRINGFIELD. MASS March 29-Ex- Governor
Steele, of New Hampshire, and Mr. Tyler, Mayor
OF this city, left tor Washington to-day, aud will
endeayor 10 prevail upon Congress to change the
suparlntendence OF the Armories from military to
civil officers
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POYS CLOTHTNG.-The subscribe1

pOYS' CLOTHING.-The subscriber
- has now open large stock of Spring and Sum.
ner CLOTHING. consisting of the greatest variety
OF s1es of all the very latest Spring styles suitable
for youths between and 16 years OF age
CATALOGUE IN PART:
Black and Fancy Cloth; ack Camblet Merino
Tweed Cashmere, Checked and Plain Linen Frock
Coats, Round jackets and Pants
Vests, of Fancy Siik, BPk Satin, Linen Marselles,
&c. in endless variety.
Also, a good sssortmen MT of Furnishing Goods
Ladies who select their sons clothing are solicited
10 call and examine my stock, which | have spared
no pains (this SESSION. to have gotten up sty to
suit their taste. Having commenced the manufacture
of Boys Clothing large assortment can always be
found, at the lowest cash prices, at
j. D. GOODMAN'S.
No l3i Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
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THE TEMPERANCE BILL IN NEW YORK
ALBANY, March 30 Governor Seymour has an.
nounced to Mr. Delavau his determination to veto
the bill for the suppression oi intemperance
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PHILADELPHIA March 30-A snow storm set in
here early this morning.
Thera is noy no sign oil the steamer City of Glas-
cow, now 30 days out from Liverpool
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NEW YORK, March 30-A comet was seen at
Yonkers lost evening, few degrees above the
horizon, at twilight west southwest. ..
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Wholesale and Retail Agents.
NH 27-d& cts 147 Main st., Richmond

4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.
IA IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN A NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds,
They Contain the pure medicinal virtues Of the Wild
Cherry, 80 generally known as remedy for pnlmo-
nary complaints, The children cry for them There
fore. eyery mother should have . box. After using
one box Of these waters you will never touch bet
ter medicine These are Just the thing you want
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
~ esss43 - fe G--d6m IL
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BY RICHARD CaITTa,,s1-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIFTY
Low A RicHmo 81 LAMP; EIGHT MILES Be
Sd April. 1884 in front Of Henpiso Connt1 GAY:
House, at u O'clock 3s Nj 50 valuable Lsu
ing on the Middle or Darbytown resd growth, ~
the lands Of Richard P. Haley, John w FnzJJ 1an,ns
Edward Mnson. The Improvements eans;s, 20 sno
house with two rooms, stable, barn and ~. u
sure all new. There is the house snr;ns "
fine water, and young orchard Of choice appIe ND
peach trees. Au
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance in and mos.
interest added, for approved paper.
By order of the Commissioner.
NH % Sale by r. CAUTHORN Auct