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No elecfion--II3 being necessary 70 cboice. Tbs
House. upon the declaration Of the resu. Of the fourth
vote, adjourned.
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NEW PUBLICATIO

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1855.
The Senate called to order at noon the new mem.
bers In and after fixing upon IL O'Clock as
the regular hour Of meeting, adjournment made
and carried.
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AryofxynKsr MT rmE psxsrprwr james Dan
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CPkGlAL N0TICE-THE ToURo LITERARY INsTf-
- uic viii give their second annual ball Niblos Ssoon
Thursday evening December s55 Tickets ~ each I'D
hitting gentleman aud two ladies for vale oy A. Van rraas
street. Cohen, Esq, 3i5h Bowery Isaac bernstein.
OF Liberty and Nassau and Of the
LIONEL JACOBS President 4O7 Broadway
A. CRsrALAa. Hecrcsary. III Boyvery.
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VNAsEINGrON HussARs, COMPANY. CAPT. JOHN
w r. HOFFMAN The seventh annual ball o the Washington
Tusss-s vii take place Thursday night the 9Th Inst
Washington Hail. los Elizabeth street Tickets 81 be OBJ
.sBed the door BY order of the Committee OF Arrange
men,s
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THE BALL SEASON.

ELECTROMAGNETIC TICKETS FOR THE GRAND
81 opening ball. 10 be given by the above this evening
New As~ mbIy Rooms In Broadway be had at 4. 3.
DOTfS cxchsngc northwest OF Broadway and Broome
street.
NOT1CE-FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE ST. NICHO.
IN & Afsocfadn. at the New City Assembly Rooms Broad
why thursday evening, December 1888 Music by Dod
worhs band Tickets be had OF members and u Mr. H.
3. Dodworh's music store, 493 BroAdway
y A, Sars President J. w. C0rnwell Vice President,
W. o. C'ason, Treasurer. ). J. Moore, Secretary.
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SJ,HE ST. NICHOLAS Observation-Disclosures
Tor benevolent objects by the EMPLOYEES Of hs 81 Sicho.
las Hos-wi give their second annual ball. the evening Of
Ihe sns r,rrst havs noticed ssrn nnbIshs nnder
Of the IN. Nicholas Association fancy dress
bail be given the 9Th December q he CITY Assembly
Rooms, and 70 nate that has courYstion with hcm
with the dengrs or for he beneng Of ne as.ociaion
W. r. CoALG, Secretary. GEO. PTERRIG, President
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7ae Speak7shtp-Eaaos in Washington, Dr., a..
Col Richardson Gays he has expectation Of beidN
elected Speaker and does not desire to tc He tins n
would not BE- for lhe of his party TO elect
Speaker when they have not sufficient strength to
tain him.
Humphrey Narshalp0 friends have stin some hope ana
expectation ~ more support than Ia conceded
TO him by the general opinion. His chance u very
small indeed unes no out sufficiently stroye snti
Nebratha to XIII him dead hereafter in Old Kentuck
ci.n 70 have particular fancy for dying
BankS and Campbell Will probably start tho twb
suoDgts 0f The opposition andidstes of them may
ui.Imatey % slectei. But 1t would not be strangs II
Fuller should grow stronger with the ballots,
and finally win ,hs field.
1he presaf y pretty freely represented In Washingon
Besides the correspondents Of the name
tgionl notice Thurlow Weed ha Chevalier greeley
the Chevalier Webb, OF the Courier and Enquirer vsneca
bic IN years but ain buoynnt and vvacious the most
youthful ard the young Cheyaer Thayer OF the Escang
iosf late Of the Kinney FIX edition whom ] AZ, moat
sorry 10 observe In shocking bad health suffering
the ebects and the remains Of Central Americas fever
There great deal of excitement here sb ,at the
sPeekership and the snti-Nebrska npea full of CON
hdeDcc
The hotels are pretty generally ired up; but = man.
win forty thousand collars In hi pocket TO spare can
SIN get chance to spend two days in the arret at Will
ards, And longer than that lower hoor Guys.
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Jsnpo5 faat from Antigua.

syIzuHy oI sycnO OK rolnD An AMERICAN
yrssIL AT ~. JOHNS, NJ oHDxK or rnK nRfvirM
o0yynsoE-ATrEsPTED sgLucrDs ov AAynDAa
FAiLORF.
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MARKET.

NV oaLEASs, April 9th Cotton has declined
o-ie ancs the reception Of the Battles news. Sales
for the week 1900 bales.
receipts ut eli the southern ports fer the past
'nree months are less BY SIS 900 bales than for the
same period In 1854
NEW YORK April 1ith.-Cotton IL un chan gsd. No
alteration In Flour Wheat-Southern white s2.s5
@<fo per oushel Corn firm. Pork has tendency
upward, and 10 firm. Beef unchanged.
money plenty. STOCKS better Cumberland Goa,
mining quoted at $50. Missouri sixes 1854; Tenu.,
ace SKIES $s4t virginis Skies ssss
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TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed 0
BY PAYNE & MAYO.
A LEASE ON VERY Y ALUABLE

IA PROPERTY UNTIL THE lsT OF FEBRUA-
RY, 1865 Will be sold at auction. on the premises
on TUESDAY, the lst day of May next, If fair,
and if not, the next fair day. sale commencing at
O'Clock p. M, the above lease lot of ground in
the city of Richmond fronting 200 feet the south
side Of the Dock and running back 125 feet TO the
river. There is upon said lot brick building 30 feet
horse power, with other machinery. used az Pia-
ming MILL together with other improvements on the
premises With a small outlay these fixtures might
be used fora Plaster MILL for which business the sit.
uation of this lot. together with the improvements
upon it, furnish much greater advantages than any
other in the State Plaster 10 brought to the spe by
vessels as ballast whilst the canals and railroads in
It's immediate vicinity afford means Of transportation
to every section of the country.
Terms made krewn on the day Of sale.
PAYNE MAYO,
Office in w. Goddin's New Building,
ana On Bank street.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
NJ OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

THIIp IN VhV I..i STREET AT AUCTION.-On
ns P[emisea VIII be gold that most valuable Hone
ao9 I LOT on the North side Of Broad. betvesn an
James and otherp. 'enesas Sai.se1
The Lot fronts q feet and runs through to Pink or
i.r.. "a n 0 aDSus 10y feet, and il improved BY
Alley. ens On fihk
Ite location and Arrangement make this one NJ tha
most valuable pieces of property ON broad strset
and worthy the attention Of those seeking PROBE.
table investment r"-
fERMs-One.f fourth cash; the balance .t 4. ana
IL months, for notes, with interest sdded and -
cured by q trust deed The purchaser to pay the
taxes and insurance for the present year - 3
sp3 TAYLOR VILLA M0. Auats
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING.-THOS.
IN r. PRICE L. CO. invite the attention of tina
public to the largest and most extensive variety Of
DRESS GOODS
That they have ever had. with a complete stock of
They have
Dress Silks at all prices from s7a cents per ward to
the most elegant.
Iiernanis, Tissues and Bareges in great variety.
Barge and Tissue Robes-some very splendid.
Plain Mousslines, Bareges and Challies
to the inest.
Organdies-some the most elegant ever shown in
this market,
French Cambria and Brilliantes extremely cheap.
Ginghams and Prints-a lsrge and beautiful stook
Mourning goods of every kind.
Embroideres-Scotch and French-some things
quite new, and in variety too extensive to emu
merate
Wrought Muslin Basques and Spencers.
Nantes for Spring-in Silk, Applique and Lace
trimmed in every way with Fringes, Gallons
Thread Laces, &c.
Hosiery in complete assortment
Linen Goods in ShrtingE Table Linens; Huckabacks;
Napkins, &c.
Bleached Shirtings, Sheetings, sc.
ap l0-5t
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COUPLING HosK.-A Mr.. Faiconer, of Washing
ton City, has invented method to couple Engine
hose by which the screws dispensed with, and
the operation occupies but moment, even though
a stream of water be running through It,
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DKAD.-Dr. VIM. Dew, graduate of William
and Mary College, and a brother of Thomas r
Dew late President of that institution, died at his
residence In New Providence on the 29th ult He
was native of King and Queen county
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FIRE IN BALTIMORE dwelling house of
Captain James Osborne, In Baltimore, Was des-
troyed by fire yesterday morning about o'clock
His wife had to leap from the second story to save
her life. so rapid was the progress of the flames.
The house of Mr.. Randolph, next door, was also
burned Four other dwelling houses, occupied by
Samuel sindel, Phillip Hellslein and Mrs. A. Bries
were also destroyed. Total loss, $4,000.
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POWDER ExpLosroN.-Two rolling mills at the
powder factory of Mr.. Dupont, at Wilmington,
Del, exploded Friday, but hurt no one
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SUICIDE OF AN OLD WomAN.-On Sunday eve
ming last, widow lady named Rogers, aged seven.
ty five years, committed suicide at her residence
in Boston, by hanging herself to the bed post with
q cord
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DEATH OF A FORMER NEWSPAPER PRoPRIEToR
r. Horace Pratt, former owner of the Baltimore
Saturday Visitor, and part owner of the Republi.
can and Argus, died in Baltimore Tuesday. He was
at one time assistant editor of the Clipper.
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hsow NOTHING VIcroRY.-The Know Noshings
elected their Mayor, and eleven cut of twelve
councilmen, In Augusta, Me, Tuesday.
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Boy SHoT.-A little boy about nine years of age
named Joseph Hunz, was accidentally shot in St.
Louis Thursday last, and his life was despaired Of
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NAVIGATING BALLooN.-Mr. Edward D. Trippet
is exhibiting his navigating balloon In Alexandria
az sanguine of success as ever
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AUCTION aAxus.
THIS DAY.
By RICHARD CzUTHORN.

STOCK SALE or GROCERIES rTx-
: ruaE1. 4s. At Az CIT o N.-On fHu1a.
- izfh inst 81 10 oelosk at the grocery a TRsa
Fl, ~, on On street. opposite The - asksk
snreA Gc sondains Of ven selected seoorfneSt
~ IesslIel rrsycus to the sale the stofN 03N e
Isnsed OUT TOT tho balance Of the year
- ,n o Mis- \. CAUIHORN,
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VALUABLE HARNESS HORSES AT
Y AUCTION.-Will be sold, on TUESDAY. 18th
of April 1885, In front of Mr.. Earnest's stables, on
Council Chamber HILL at O'Clock p. M, valuable
Work HORSES of fine size and in good condition,
Young and sprightly. Fsrriers and Others wanting
good stock, for immediate use, will do well 70 81
tend the sale.
TERMs-4 months' credit, for negotiable paper,
;nterest added PAYNE MAYO.
~ IN Aucts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SAILING OF THE ASIA

Boston, April 1.-THE steamer Asia sailed
n ZEN I9r liverpool to-day, with 60 passen.
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FIRE AT ST LoUTs.-The Hemp Factory of Dou.
glass Beer, in st. Louis. Mo-, destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning Loss $50 oO0-insured for S43 500.
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FIRE AT Urea, N. Y.-The large factory Of
Owen. Richards g. Co.. at Utica, N York, was de.
stroyed, Tuesday morning, by fire. Loss $1,000.
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Know NOTHING DEFEAT.-At the municipal cleo
lion In Paterson, N. j., Monday, the K.N'swere
defeated in four out of five wards.
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CHARITABLE.-Jenny Lind is giving concerts in
Holland, for the benefit of the sufferers by the re-
cent inundetion there. The first came off at Am
sterdam.
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Valentine Dorm, a German musician la Boston,
m sneezing day or two since, burst blood yea
sol, which caused his death.
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Mr. Soule. it is said, is about to publish book in
relation to bis Spanish mission
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FATAL AyFRAYs.-Two men named Estell and
Wilkinson got into difficulty in Saline, In Mis-
souri, on Thursday last, when the former drew
kniie and killed the latter.
On the same day, in Boone county, man named
Ewia killed one named Lane, with q revolver, on
very slight provocation.
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DESTROYED HER LIFE.-A young girl about 81
years of age, named Almeda Van Dusen, ended her
life 10 Albany, Sunday morning, by taking arsenic
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RIGHTS OF JURoRs.-Gov. Gardiner, of Massa.
chusetts, has signed the bill passed by the Legsla
ture, making jurors.the judges of the law and the
facts
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STABLE BuRsED.-A stable belonging to Mr..
Charles +. Wood, Yves burned In Washington
Tuesday afternoon
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SAIE.-Ry

\ dded OF trust, executed to the undersigned az
trustee bearing date ca the laih day of Novsmbsr,
Court Clerks Office, to sscure the payment Of =
sum Of money therein mentioned, I shalt, on SAT.
UKpAY, the l4th day of April 1855, at IL O'Clock
A. ID, at the auction store of Richard Cauthorn
expose to sale, at public auction, che CARRIAGE
and Harness therein mentioned.
Terms ca'h. JOHN w. COSBY
ap 4-I0t* Truataa
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Know NOTHING ELECTION The Know Moth
ingsswcpt Trenton, N j., on Tuesday.
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SLoop OF WAR ST LouIs.-VIaaIN1ASs COMING
HoaE.-The United States sloop.of war ST. Louis
left shezzia, in Sardinia, OF tho 18th ultimo, for
the United States. The following officers on her
arefrom Virginia Lieutenants Alexander Gibson,
and John S. Taylor Assistant Surgeon. William
F. Darlington; Purser, Benjamin F. Gsllaher;
Boaswain, Alfred Hingerty. The st. Louis left
Norfolk ed August, 1852.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.

" ALUAbLE fhlNAIE DWELLING
y ON CLAY AND MADISON STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on THURS
Jay. the 18th day Of April 1856. ON the premises,
commencing at a O'Clock. that excellent Brick
tnear TO Clay street Chapell now In the occupancy
OF MI A. Marsh. The lot fronts 40 feet, extends
back $50 feet to alley.
The house has rooms besides brick kitshen-the
ton.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balance at 4, ana IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed title retained The taxes for thu
present year to be paid by the purchaser. iEss-
apS GODDIN 4 APPERsON Auctrs.
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AUCTION sArre.
FTifUKEDzE
4 DMINisTR7TOR;9 s1T.F-wmE

A DMINiSTRATOR,S SALE.--WiIi r.
H.,, aold e Nc 1883 Gary street, over the osss. ~
TnEsDAY. ~ 0s ,1,E 70 ths city Of nishmond IN
Ell e sdmini,rator Of Robert w. dooss. as e,
S.d. asSs estate eonsistina q lot Of Isrn.rs
silver Lever Wstchesi 2 Clocks, De d. All b,
above property ID - good a. new. AL the
TkRMs-Cash
All persons indebted 20 or Who NAV h.v.
clss OF property belonging to the esfsts OF ~ IA
S Ssseosn, ~ ps.se come forward ana settle the
,ofmer ana deliver up the latter to me 70 Hatehsr
claims against the said deesdent or his estate viii
present. them In due form tn me- at said ofce fr ~
sement. MILETUS 4. 0OOCH
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLAruKE-Tbe Sanate b.v.
called bssk the liquor bill from the Secretary Of
states ONCE, in consequence of an amendment
known to the Senate. W.
The committee of investigation in regard to the
VISITATION OF the Nunnery were in session Tuesday
ton, and her statement generally confirms the
charges made against the visiting COMMITTEES,
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BY LARUS q SHINE

HOUS p Do o LID FURNITURE AT
n -. ,AuCTlON:-On next FRIDAY mornins. At
of Ho We VIII sell at auction large assortment
VI nounehoid Furniture, consisting of Sofas m
teau,, Washstsnds. Bedsteads, Chairs Also Cot.
&C., &c. LARITs = 81 gEtner Beds,
Wiii pc added to the above sale, q lot Of Glas..
20 socn ss Tumbiers, Goblets, Dishes Decanters
&c, &c, embracing large variety.
up ~ LARUS l. SHINE. Aucta
NoIlCE:-By virtue of deed of trust,
oeneht OF Thss gregory. sr. shall proceed to ALI
PUBIC suction, on tn URsDA Y the 18th Of Anil
Ioo' 'he hour OF o'clock, all the stock of Groce.
Perry. in the town of Manchester. " '"'u
ap II-Stx PETER K MORGAN Trn.taa
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Y. y. sLoop or WAR CYAEK.-Commander 8,
u. Wilson. recently in command Of the frigsfe
Columbia. has been ordered TO the command OF
ihe sloop-et-wsr Cyans, now At Boston. and which
- 10 De immediately fitted for ses 70 join the home
squadron under Commodore McCauley.
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WAsHIseToH AFFArHs.--The csbinet IL Gliding
sessions dsiiy, and are said to be not very harmo-
nious on Cuban Affairs
The Navy Department are cbagrined that the
destination OF the Jamestown from the coast of At
rics TO the Gulf should have leaked out The
secret was disclosed by the bungling manner OF
sending the mail bags destined for the African
squadron ashore
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NALUABLE BOoKs-Trazels il =,

rope and the Esst-a year IN ENGLAND 6sot.
land, Ireland, Waller, France, Belgium, Holland.
Germany Austria. Italy, Greece, furiey, Syria. Pc.
vols, beautifully iilustrated-e2
The Literary Life and Corespo ndencs Of the
Countess OF siesansten; By 3. 4 Madden, II. n.
The Story OF the Peasant Boy Philosopher or
Child Gathering Pebbles on the Sea Shore; by Hen.
~ Mahew-75c. -
An Introduction to Practical Astronomv. with
COLLECTION Of Astronomical Tables; BY Ella Loomis,
Frank Lesiies Fashions Tor April containing al the
For sale By GEO. n WEST,
ap ll-2t Exehaaes 6ookstore.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co


GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 10Th April, we will cell at 10
ceries, viz: - ~
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Liverpool fms Salt
Crushed and Coffee Sugars.
New York Syrup.
Reetifed Whiskey
N z. Rum
French Brandy.
London Porter.
Green and Black Teas
Raisins Cigars
Soap; Candles.
ALSO,
80 packages Glassware
Tumblers of various patterns.
9obletts Wine Glasses
Beer Mugs, &c SC
Tn:RMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, months
credit for approved paper
-, DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
~ - Auctioneers.
FLOORING PLANK AT AUCTION
-. Un WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at 10 O'Clock.
se at auction, about l22 600 feet one inch
NJ. oOn, IN, FLANK, stored at the lumber ward Of
" T Whitfield: corner of 7th and Franiiin #.
.,as;s Ms-onder $lOo cash; 500 and over months
credit for approved paper -A'A'n'
AMI, DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
Anrf
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MoBEIs0 An ABoLGTloNIsT In Louisville KY,
on Thursday last, man from the North was, while
In conversstion, asked IL he was an abolitionist
sad answered that he was. He was advised to
leave the town, and he started from the railroad
depot 10 order to do so, but mob, headed by the
sheriff OF the place, pursued and caught him, rode
him on rail carried by niggers, bscked his face,
and sold him at auction ioT niger, and tasa took
him to drinking house, and made the niggers hug
and kiss him. They warned him that they would
kill him if be lifted finger to resist, and the sher
If, though the victim did not resist, aimed pistol
at him, and would have shot HIN but for the inter-
ference of bystander from another State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-12

s. OFFICERS ORDERED TO sEBAsroP oL-It ID
stated In the New York Tribune, that the Admin
tration at Washington have detached Col Richard
Delaieid OF the Engineers, Major Alfred Mordecai
the Cavalry. special duty to proce ed to ssbasto
pol, to inspect the works there and view the opera
ton: OF war. They ordered to depart as soon az
possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-12
HoUsE AND LOT AZ THE corn

AT AuCTION-On MONDAY. S3d, April, at ~
o,eloek. r. NJ. upon the premises will be sold the
sst and comfortable dwelling, at te corner OF Main
and Monroe streets, occupied BY Mr.. George W.
Evans.
The house has four good rooms v tn kitchen with
two rooms we'll Of excellent water In the yard, and
the usual outhouses
The whsle premises are In perfect order. having
recently undergone Thorough repair.
The lot fronts IS feet and runs baek l53 fact to
alley of 20 feet. The location Of this property.
we'll ~ the character Of the improvements rendsI u
worthy ofthe attention Of those 10 want Especially
q the terms-as will be psrcsived--sro unusuay n
vorable to the purchaser.
TsRMs-The property b zubjset to len Y f.yor
Of the Protection Building Company for 9se - 81.
tain out Of tho purchase money, be assnml59 ~
ment thereof TO said company y m3nsn cee.fbira
ments with interest, - 70 the sS1sl and
atisf ,c secure ~.Tryr.na ! wILLIAMs. Ansts
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