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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-29

TX The course of certain candi-
date for office, whom this paper has ev.
cry year supported since our first connec-
ton with it-never uttering word ~.
gainst him, on any occasion-is natural
ly exciting remark. Not content with
violently opposing the editor of this pa
per, whom he is bound by every honora-
bic tie to support us candidate on the
same ticket With himself, aside from an
express promise, voluntarily made, that
he would do so-he goes about finding
fault with the course of its publishers,
and thus cndeayoring to produce disaf.
fiction among our subscribers. lie has
only succeeded in exciting a general feel
ing of indignation at bis ingratitude-
not yet having induced single subscri.
Der to withdraw from our list. La fact,
our list has been steadily increasing and
more rapidly than usual, during the last
few weeks Such an migrate and defa-
mer has little influence with any one and
gains no respect or confidence, by his as.
siduous labors, however profitable they
may be to his pocket.
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HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

The Fall Term of this Institution will com
mence on Wednesday, September IA, 1865,
under the charge of Mr.. 4. A. LgAvEswonrH
AND Lazy.
From the long experience and uniform sue
cess OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leavcnworth in teach
ing, the Trustees have full confidence in TO-
commencing this school to the patronage of
the public. +. WILSON Sec.
Hincsburgh, Aug. 90, 1855. 19;3w
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80 Dollars Reward

Broke Jail, at Middlebury, on the evening
Of August goth John Coty alias Daniel Goa
~, alias lIoaty Naylor, a frenchman, about
80 years of age, 81 feet high, dark complex
ion. His dress was gray sack or frock coat,
dark pants, and light colored kossuth hat
Whoever will return said Coty shall receive
twenty dollars.
Also, escaped ut the sAirfe time, oi,c Fred
erick Rounds, of Siarksboro coniltcd for
selling spirituous liquors contrary to law
Whoever will return said Rounds, will re-
ceive ten dollars.
D. 5. CHURCH, Sheriff
MiddlrhnrY. Ang 81 1Slj5 LIZ.
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DOORS, SASH; BLINDS,
AML UgLAg EAILSa

We will make to order, of the best quality
of kiln dried lumber. all kinds of
Sash, Doors and Blinds,
including Grccian, French and Gothic, or any
other style, shape, or thickness, suitable for
first class houses
We will also dress to order or furnish
dressed Lumber of all kinds, including Floor
Plank, Clapboards, Corniccs, Window Frames,
Door aud Window Castings, all ready to be
put up.
CEDAR PALS on hand and for sale.
All those that contemplate building, will
find it for their interest to call and examine
before the commencement of their work.
From our extensive experience in the lum-
her and house building business, we feel con-
fident of giving satisfaction to all those that
may favor us with their patronage.
Orders filled on short notice and reasona-
bic terms. Address
p. F0BES & CO, Crown Point, NY.
CP Fobcs Hammonds e. Co. ia. Benedict.
~ The undersigned continues the house
building business, and with his present ia
cilities for dressing lumber, DC, he can build
houses as well in less time and much less
cost than heretofore. House plans and all
other al chtecuural drawings done to order.
Aug, ID, 1866. Ii p, FOBES.
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COMING OuT.--The last Yergenues
Ctt,sen devotes its outside columns
mainly to an ultra Pro-Slavery letter
from Rev. Dr. Breckenridge addressed
to Charles Sumner,and its inside chiefly
to the advocacy of the election of the
regular r" Nebraska candidate, Mr..
Warner.
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a Farm for Sale.

Situated two miles North of this village,
on the New Haven road containing one hun
dred and three acres of choice land, with
good buildings-and is well watered by liv-
ing springs. This farm, for fertility, conve-
nicnce and beauty is surpassed by few in
Western Vermont. Also ten acres of Cedar
Swamp, about two miles distant.
L. C.. & H. II. BARHOWS.
Middlebtry, Aug. %, 1866. 10;
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a Boston correspondent of the New
York Evening Post writes thus:
Some persons in the custom house
are laboring under the charge of Know
Nottingham They arc having their
cases examined. and if the accusations
should be established, their heads will
come off as promptly as if they we're be.
fore revolutionary tribunal"
- How about Vermont officc.hold.
crs under Pierce who vote n ticket onc.
thru of which is Know. Nothing?
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E- \ friend in the North Probate
District writes
The nomination of Warner by the
Pierce Democracy will help our ticket
II shows a ProSavery affinity, of which
Warner has always been suspected"
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Making IA per cent for the
year ending August |, 1855. Said per cent
age TO be cast upon the original amount of
the premium note, without reference to any
endorsement and to be paid TO the Treas
urcr, at his office, in Montpelier, ON or before
the 18th day Of October 1865.
The Twenty Eighth Annua Report
of the Company will be published early in
September and forwarded TO the Members
by mail TO which they are resp, ctfully re-
lcrrcd for a detailed statement OF The business
OF the Company for the past year.
Members of the company will find in the
hands of the Representatives elect to the
Legislature, a schedule showing the amount
of assessment due from each respectively:
and they are particularly desired to see that
the money for their assessments is forwarded
to the office in October. The assessments
must be paid when due. little attention
to this, ON the part of the members of the
company, will save them expense and trouble.
J. T. TuURSTON, Treasurer.
Office of Vt. NJ. F. ms Co.,
Montpelier, Aug. 4, 1865. 1s;Sw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

e..
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District Of New Ha-.
ven, Commissioners. to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate %
CHARLES LUPKIN,
late of Bristol, IN said district, deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six calender months from
the 10Th day of july 1865, being allowed by
said court for the purpose, We do Therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to :hs
business of our said appointment, at tho
dwelling house of the Davis Lufkin, in said
Bristol, on the sth day of September and
the Goth day of December, 1855, from nine
o'clock A NJ. until four o'clock, 7. III. on
each of said days.
JOEL ORvIs Ir-
ARIEL HAWKINS, ''''
Dated at Bristol, this 25th day of July,
\. ID. 1855. 193w
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EA 1t has been falsely said that
" several councils were not represented
in the May convention. Only one was
unrepresented. They'were not "repre.
scented al all in the June convention.
as the C"isrn ignorantly pretends,
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SEND IN RErURNs.--Wc earnestly re-.
quest the town clerks in each town to
send US FULL RETURNS of the election,
by the next mail after the votes arc
counted. Please be particular to give
the name and politics of town reprcscn.
tatives Will some friend in each town
sec that this is done
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Gold Bracelet Lost!

Lost, on the 9th inst, while at or return
ing from Lake DrnmoIe to Mddlcbury, a
Gold Bracelet Any one finding the same,
who will return il to the Office of the Regis
ter, or to the undersigned, will be suitably
rewarded. SAMUEL S. BELL.
Middlebnry, Aug. 10, 1865. l7;3w
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Please take Particular Notice.
TYP. T. Barnnm, Esq Proprietor of tho
American Museum, New York in gratitude
to General Tom Thumb who laid the fuunda-
ton Of his (Mr. Barnums) fortune, has vol
unteered to deliver his celebrated Lecture in
the afternoon, on
THE PHILOSOPHY OF HUMBUG!
and in the evening, ON
THE ART OF MONEY MAKING
This being for the exclusive Benefit of Little
General Tom Thumb.
Mr.. Barnum has taken this pleasant nor
ton of the year to visit Vermont, for the
purpose OF doing an act Of kindness to his
little 'prolege and at the same time he
hopes Ono doubt) to enlghten the public up
on TWO very important subjects.
AT all events his audience will discover
that this man,who has catered more success
fully and satisfactorily for the public enter
tainnent, than any other individual the world
has ever produced and whose name has for
years been in every body's mouth, is gen
tleman possessed of all the apparent and out
ward appearances Of men in general, ana es-
pecially will it he discovered that be has
neither horns, hoOfs, clovsn feet or other sp-
pendages to Old Nick
Doors open at 2 and 7.-Performances COM.
mence half an hour afterwards.
n1g Admittanoe to the entire Exhibition,
viz, Menagerie, Gen. Tom Thumb, and Bar
NUNS Lectures, only. rs Cents
Children under s'ycars of age, half price.
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HORACE KINGSLEY.
How is it P

How is It'll
The nomination Of Hon Samuel Swift
for Judge of Probate, in addition to the
Office of County Judge, for which he has
no competitor, recalls to mind some cir.
cumstanccs in conncxion with the 9th of
June convention. We will not 60 into
minute details Judge Swift was at that
time talked of for Judge of Probate, with
an understanding, on the part of some at
least, that he would like that Office, should
it DO voluntarily rendered him by the
people. Joseph Warrer-who ,caS q
member Of Mr nominating committee
promised to present his name in com
mittee, as candidate for Judge of Pro.
bate lie did not do so. To defend
himself from the charge of having traded
off the Interests of Judge Swift iu order
to further his own, Mr.. Warner alleged
that. after making this promise, he con.
versed with Judge Swift, and was assur-
cd by him that, owing to his ago and I'M
certain health, he aOas not ,0iiiing 10 &C.
cept the moro laborious Office of Judge
of Probate
Judge Swift, wo do not doubt for
moment, must have been entirely igpor.
ant of the use intended to be made of his
name by the Nebraska Democracy last
Tuesday. But what a marked censuye
of Mr., Warmers course on the 9th of June,
does this last nomination of Judge Swift
imply-if intended to be of any service
to him personally
The only possible solution of the diff
hculty is, that the name of this highly
respected citizen is merely used, on this
last occasion-ond by Warner all the
time-to play tricks with, in order to
subserve the interests of others, and Of
Warner in particular, at the expense of
other candidates, and especially Judge
Tiden.
TRIAL OF REArERs Owing to the
rain last Thursday, the trial of reaping
machines at Bridport was postponed for
one week-umtil tomorrow.
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The Democratic County Committee
have substituted the name of
Calvin G. Tilden, for Judge of Pro.
bate, in place Of Judge Swift declined. 4
BY Ordep./
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MIDDLEBURY
T E NJ A E Sc NJ IN A R Y


". +. BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal.
Mrs. \. +. BAscoM, Teacher Of Music.
Miss L.uRA u SrRoNd, Teacher of English
Branches and Latin.
Miss j. $. JoNEs, Teacher of English
and French
Miss II. KILDouRH, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss HARRIET L. TIhDEN Teacher of Music
TUITION AND BOARD.
TrTIos-in Elementary English, 50 90
Higher English, $3.50; Latin and English,
$500; Piano and Singing, with Thorough
Bass, $1,000; Vocal Music, 100; Painting
in water colors, 800; in Oil, $780, Draw
ing. $780, French, So 90.
An extra charge of twenty-five cents is
made for fires and sweeping
BOARD in Seminary Boarding House, in
Guiding Room, Lights and Washing, $3.50
per quartcr-the young ladies finding their
own towels and lamps. Fuel is proviaed at
cost. aud is usually but "a small charge.
Board in the village costs from 81 80 to
81 20, and rooms can be readily obtained for
sef-bOarding.
Bills payable At the middle of each quar-
ter, and no deduction is made for temporary
absence
AciDEMtCAL YER.
The year is divided into two terms oftwcn-
ty-onc weeks each, and each term into two
quarters The first Quarter begins Scptem-
Der 3, 1856; the second, November 10 fol
lowed 10y vacation of four weeks the third,
February %, 1886; the fourth, May 3, fol-
lowed bya vacation of six weeks.
Middlcbury, Vt, July -, 1866. /;
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VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company,

The members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Company are hereby notified that
the following assessments having been made
by the Directors ON all notes in force on the
following DAYS, to wit
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Dic0,

In Cornwall, on the 18th inst, Mrs Eliza
BETH Ross, wife Of Hosea b. Ross, aged ~
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Nebraska Repudiated !

Was the Ncbra ska Platform too large
or too small for Judge Swlrr? We see
he has REruDiArED the Nebraska Coali-
ton.
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Board and lodging, 81 per week. Two
dollars per quarter deducted from the board
bills of those who furnish their rooms
Washing, lights, and fuel at cos. Day
scholars who occupy rooms, and scf-board
ers are charged 81 per quarter each for rent.
No tuition bills made out for less than half
quartcr,and no deduction made for absence
except in case Of protrac;cd sickness
n. u. It's desirable that pupils who wish
for board in the family Of the Principal,
should make application by the 18th of Au-
gust, or earlier if practicable.
By order of the Directors
L. S. ATWOOD Sec.
Shorcham, July %, 1855, 14;tf
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Hatrisons Columbian Perfumery.

T III DID IN TT u NUNLDs
a general variety of Harrisons Prepare
tiohs including Perfuhery, Toilet Powder,
Rouge, Lip Balm, Shaving CREAMS, Almond
Toilet Soap, Hair Dye, Cream of Beauty.
Also, Harrison's Columbian Ink, Writing
Fluid, Red Ink, &c, just received by
Aug 90, 1855. H. A. SHELDON
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
e R A M NJ A R sc HOO l.,

The Fall Term will Commence Thursday,
September G, and continue eleven weeks.
Miss Sarah e. Dodgherty, so fi,vorably known
to the patrons of the school will take charge
of the female department,
The facilities for studying French at this
school, are superior to those II any other
school in Northern Vermont.
No pains will be spared to make the school
in every way of the first order. Board 81 so
to $40 per week. For further particulars
address Il Z. BENTON, Principal.
Johnson, July 20, 1855. 15tsi
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During the Exhibition the visitor will have
AN opportunity Of bcholding the Real, Genu-
inc, Original
GEN. TOM THUMB!
Tho celebrated and word-rcnowned MAN
IN MINIATURE, who is % years of age,
weighs only - lbs ,and is but 2S inches high.
Besides the lectures of Mr.. BARNuM, and
the extraordinary exhibition and periurman.
ccs of the original and celebrated Tom
THUMn,t the following rare and beautiful living
- w L D A N M A LIS
r Will be exhibited without additional charge.
The Two Performing Elephants
Will be introduced by their keeper, and
go through many sagacious performances
The following are some OF the animals in
this collection
African LiOn& Lioness Grizzly Bear,
Numidian Lion, Ono White Polar Bear,
ASiatic LioncSs, Spotted Hyena,
Brazilian Tiger, One California Lioness,
Hunting Leopard, Poonah Bear,
Alpaca Kangaroo Rocky Mountain Bear,
Jackall from : Africa Kan CARGO ir n. Holland
a Colony of Apes, Monkeys, Balloons, Pa
rotS, Cranes, Owls, &C. forming what is
termed a Happy Family.
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n E W TON A G A D E NJ Y,

The Fall Term of this institution will com
mcncc on Monday, the 10th of September
next.
EDISON FOBES, a. NJ. Principal.
Miss MARY II. WHEELER, Prcceptrcss.
Miss A. SLACK, Teacher of Vocal and In
trumeutal Music.
The Trustees are happy to announce that
the school will continue under the charge of
Mr.. Fobcs, the present popular Principal
Miss Wheeler is favorably known in this
community AS an experienced and successful
Teacher.
Miss Slack, late of Richmondville Female
Seminary, sustains the reputation of a bril-
liant pianist and superior Teacher We are
confident, therefore, that the Music depart
mcnt, so prosperous during the past year,
will continue to offer superior advantages to
those who wish to take lessons in instrument
tai or vocal music.
TUITION
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HORACE KINGSLEY.

10 nc lSdtfOr Of me brandon Post:
In your paper of Aug. 22d,y you insin-
nate that delegate to the Philadel-
phia Convention from this County Gre.
ferring evidently to me- says he could
state that respecting Mr.. Barrctt's dos
ings while at Philadelphia, which
would defeat him, as a candidate for
Senator in Addison County, if made
public. l never made such remark,
or said anything to warrant such re-
ference to me and | do not believe
any grounds exist for such q state
mcnt being made by any one. In all
the proceedings of that celebrated
Conventional Convention in which a
North was for the first time found, in
the National Politics of this country
Mr.. Barrett showed himself in orcL
Convention, and also on the Commit
tee on Platform true Northern man.
This, | lnow.-In public and in pri-
vate, he acted the part of an honora>
bic man in all respects, so far as |
know or believe, and is above the
reach of any such reproach as you in
sinuate, from whomsoever it may come.
Please publish this in your next, in
justice to Mr.. Barrett, as well as my>
self. Yours truly,
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TRIAL OF REApERs-Owing to the
rain last Thursday, the trial of reaping
machines at Bridport was postponed for
one weok-umtil tomorrow.
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A FRIEND OF PROHIBITION.
EAST CLARENDON. (Nt') !
Aur. 25. 1853.

Tohe Editors Of The lHddlc5u,y Register :
| saw an article in the Brandon
Post of Aug. %, rejecting upon the
conduct oe Mr. Barrett while at Phil
adelplia, and referring evidently 10
me, for proof. l Immediately sent a
note to Mr.Welch denying the charge,
with a request that he would publish
it in the Post. 1 send a copy to you,
requesting you also, to publish it in
the Register.
Yours truly,
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Extraordinary Announcement

THIVTTNVT MI anu THTCTUSITTg I1TIVVI EdIIIIIVIl
p. T. BARNUM'S LECTURES,
on the
Pb0oSoP1y oj Hunting ANIL tbs Art Of Money
-Nlktrg,
Will be given under the
GREAT GEOLOGICAL PAVILION
Together with the celebrated
Tom Thumb Exhibition
Belonging to the Establishment of S. D..
HOWES, without Extra Charge.
The Company will visit and give cxhihi-
lions in the Statc of Vermont. at the follow.
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u. S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
GEO6GH OWN

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT Auc
Y uon:-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Cour,
OF the District of Columbia, the subscriber will Offer
al puohc aneion TO the highest bidder At O'Clock
m, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of May n II. in
front OF the PROMISES the filowiDs real estate in
Georgetown, OF which william Nelson late OF Fair
fax county, IN the State Of Virginia, died seized,
viz:
LIST. Fart of Lot No. 20, in the original Man n,
Georgetown, situated on the east side of Marie,
space, ard ne II south If ard adjoining TO the store
hou.e IL Mr. samuel CropIey, fronting ISL fee, on
Market Space, and running easiwardIy Of thar width
80 ieet, on which there Is threestOry brick build
ing
ID. The whole ofLot No 70, in the same plan Of
Georgetown, lying between Bridge street and Pros
pect street, and fronting CO feet on each street
IL Is proposed to sell this Lot in five parcels as
follows:
LIST. The eastern part thereof fronting 81 feet on
Bridge street, and Running north of that width l2O
re t On this part there stands three story brick
hJuse, with back buldine q, heretofore used as a
tavern II fronts Is feet on Bridge street, and has
purienant TO IL an alley leading from Bridge streets
the rear of the Lot 10 feet vide
"a. me western part CT said Lot, fronting 9 feet
on BRUCE street, and running back Of that width 100
feet nsrth with an o frame builains thereon
81. That part of the said Lot l6 which fronts On
Prospect street will be Offered in three separate luts
each Of which will frcn; - feet on said street aud
run sovth Of that width one hundred And twcntv
feet. They are vacant.
The terms OF sale imposed y the decree require
the purchaser 10 pay one-fourth Of purchase money
10 hand, and lie residue in three equal instruments
al Elk Twelve, ard eighteen months from the day {
sale, with interest thereon AMI for such deferred
payments the Trustee is required to take the notes
"t Inc purchasers, with approved sureties, PAYABLE
At The times aforesaid with interest from the day Of
sale.
The Trustee reserves 10 himself The right 10 rese
any OF the lots and premises afOresaid the purchaser
OF which has failed for the space of ten days TO- CON-
plv with the terms Of sale
Sale TO commence al Lot 43, on Market Space.
JOHN hARBURY, Trustee
ED 8 WRIGHT,
may l. Auctioneer
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Auction Sales.


BY O. w. BOTELBR, Auctionssr.
1'lUSTEE's SALE or TWO ,mSrI FRAME
Houses on the Island. On MONDAY, the
25th OF May, instant, by virtue of a deed OF trust
bearing date the IL OF November 1854 ard record
ed in Liber 81 A g." No. 81, folios SO, $40, &c,
one of the land records Of Washington county, Dis
trict OF Columbia, the subscriber will sell, public
auction, i'm frsnt OF the premises,
Part OF Lot IL, in Square No. 5e5, on which are
erected two small frame houses, fronting on South
T street. .H..
Terms of sale: One fourth In hand, and the re-
mainder in g and months, with interest, secured
by a deed Of trust.
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
Either or both OF the Houses an be had at private
safe by application TO b. p. Smith, ESQ at the City
Hall. JAS e. MAUPIN, Trustee.
C. w. BoTELER,
may leo Auctioneer
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y TIE block Of buildings known a the "Uniop
Buildings and now occup ed by the Uhion news
paper establishment They situated Z: street
between 18th and 18th streets, and frnH,ps directly
on Pennsylvania The lot Is 20 feet front by
$50 feet deep. The property is susceptible Of divis
ion and rc arrangement, aDi its positI such
must rank il among the best business stands tie
avenue, and is yearly increasing in valve. The
tune of the present lessee expires on the lst septem
Der next, on which day possession may be had.
Also, that large three story Brick House on 18th
street west Opposite the War Once and three doors
sOuth OF G. sire T.
Also, that three story House on 18th street west,
next door TO the Government Building, The corner
of r and l7th streets.
Should the alb We property not be sold ,Jrivste
sale prior to the 18th Of May, il will be sold on thar
DAY at public auction.
Terms viii be made favorable t. the purchase.
APpyto Gil. IL WINDE2,
Corner Of Seventeenth and G srects.
mar l9-2awtEaVl5