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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
"a Know-Nothingism Sectional OF N
tional?

The Known othings in New England
evidently contemplate the assumption OF
extreme anti-slaveIy ground as distin-
gushing characteristic oftheir organization,
The plan there s=sms to be "fusion"
with the freesoil element and with the
Wings, who, to a great extent, are ready
to occupy an abolition platform. This is
the present position of Know-nothingism
in Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.
10 Connecticut it will probably readily
take the same ground. 1t has already
swallowed UP Me Wing party in that
State, and is composed so largely Of Wings
that it will naturally adopt their ideas and
fall into sympathetic association with the
orde; in the other New England States.
Ofeourse the abolition complexion of
New England Kaow-nothingism is the re-
verse ofthe physiognomy OF Americanism
in Virginia and other southern States, and
it now begins to be serious question
whether this new order can assume a ma
tional character, or whether its bank will
be wrecked upon the rocks Of the sravety
agitation. W. have little doubt that th c
prominent men who lead Know nothing
ism in New England-Sumner, Wilson.
Hale, Burke, and others-intend to use its
power as weapon against slavery, and
we are greatly misinformed if some prog
ress has not already been made IN this
movement. by a concerted effort to direct
attention to southern candidate for the
Presidency. who is expected, in case his
election can be secured to carry out their
yiews,-Albany Argus, May Sly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Notice to cur Patrons.

The close of the second year Of our connection with
the Yindicator is almost here. There is large
number of our subscribers who have not paid us any
thing during that time: We hope they will come far
ward and iquidate their claims forthwith as we need
the money Thase who viii pay us 81 between this
time and the May Court, viii RECEIVE receipt up to
ist of July 1856 If payment is delayed unit! after
that time we will require strict compliance withour
terms. An agent will then commence collecting
tour fer ps We have also large amount due US
for job work and advertising, which we trust will be
at once paid without the trouble and expense on
part of employing collestor.
Money may be sent at our risk through the mail,
the post master being witness that it is mailed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

CoSyleTEp.-The jury in the case of The
commonwealth Us. John Bonis, whose trial was
going ON in our Circuit Court, when our last
paper went to press, did not agree until Friday
afternoon, about I or 8 O'Clock They had
'hung' aud been liourned over from the
previous afternoon, at The conclusion Of the ar
gument against the prisoner. The jury found
him guilty, aud affixed the term of his contine-
meni IN the Penetel'ary at years. Counsel
Tor prisoner f. A. Shands VIM A. Harris,
and j. b Baldwin,; ;or the Comm IN wealth, j.
I. Harris. Register.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
DISTRESSING AccIpENr-Ll.rLE Boy KILL.

Distressing AccIDENr.-LIlrLE Boy KILL
Ep.-We are sorry to Learn that fine lilIe
boy, son OF Mr.. N. l.. Blakemore, living in
the vicinity OF Forrer's Iron Works in his
county, was accidently killed on Wednesday
evening the 9Th inst, abou, sundown The
little boy, whose name was John, and ase.
about 6 or 7 years. rode horse 10 water, and
on his return, the horse commenced no.tiny,
which threw him off upon his heal, breaking
his neck He lived but few minutes afiel
the fall. We sympa,hasize with the bereaved
parents Of this little boy in the loss they have
sustained. - Rockingham Register.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

KANsAs.-Thres steamers arrived at
Kansas City April l6, loaded down with
settler. foi Kansas, There is long and
severe drouth, and pork and grain are
nearly exhausted, and resident. do not
know where to obtain supplies. Fleights
have been high. On the 18th the mercu-
ry stood at So degrees at noon, with hiah
winds and clouds of dust no rain.
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NAIL THIS TO THE DEMOCRATIC FLAG STAFF!
Let the Father Of his Country be again

NAIL THIS TO THE DEMOCRATIC FLAG STAFF!
Let the Father of his Country be again
Heard
The following is an extract from draft
OF proclamation b, President Washing
ton. dated lst January, 1855.
Deeply penetrated with this sentiment
|, George Washington, president OF the
United States, do recommend to all citizens
societies and denominations, and to all per-
sons whomseeyer within the United
States, to set apart and observe Thursday,
the nineteenth OF February next as a day
Of public thanksgiving and prayer, and on
that day to meet together and render their
sincere and hearty thanks to the Great
Ruler OF nations, for the manifold and sig
nal mercies which distinguish eur lot as
nation. particularly for the possession of
constitutions OF government which unite
and BY their union establish liberty with
order Tor the preservation Of our peace,
foreign aud domestic, for the seasonable
control which has been given to spirit of
disorder in the suppression Of the late in
surrecton, and generally for the prosper
Gus course of our affairs, public and private
and at the same time humbly and !rrvent-
y to beseech the kind Author OF these
blessines-graciously to prolopg them to
us--to imprint on our hearts deep and
solemn sense Of obligations to Him for
them--to teaen us rightly to estimate their
immense value--!o preserve us from the
arrogance OF prosperity, and from hazard
ing the advantages we enjoy by delusive
nursuifS-fn disn0c,. ne IN mart tha cnn-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

o. The Washington Star SAYS, Virgin-
ia Revolutionary Bounty Land Scrip ioea.
ted on land graduated in price below
81 % per acre. the ordinary minimum
by act OF Congress, can only be 90 taken
up, acre for acre. This Is the substance
Ct recent ruling of the Interior Depart.
ment.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

l3The Lion and ting. Lamb Lying Together
To show the beauty Of Mr.. Stuart's ina
tional" party, we publish the following
harmon;os9 resolution, the one from the
Southern State Of Georgia, AND the other
from the Northern State of Massachusetts.
Truly the Lion and the Lamb are lying
down together. The Savannah RepabIic
says:
TKE AMERICAN PARTY IN GEORGIA AND
THE SLAVERY QUESTION. lit is generally
understood that the American party in
Georgia assembled IN State Council at Ma
con, Wednesday last. 1t was ordered that
the following resolution, adopted by Coun-
ell and handed usby the President, should
be published.
Resolved, That slavery and slave insti-
tutions are protected by the Constitution
Of the United States, aud the obligation
to maintain them is not sectional but ma
tionai: that the right to establish them in
the organization OF State governments be-
longs to the natiye and naturalized citizens
and that Congress has no constitutional
power to intervene, by excluding new
State applying for admission into the
Union, upon the ground that the constitu-
ton Of such State recognises slavery.
The MASSACHUSETTS, platform is en-
braced in the following resolutions passed
by know nothing convention there:
Resolved, That we hail with hope and
JOY the recent brilliant success of the re-
publican party in :he States of Maine,
Iowa, Indiana, Pennsylvania. and Ohio.
and we trust these victories are a fore
shadow Of others soon to come, by which
the FREE STATES shall present one
SOLID PHALANX OF OPPOSITION
TO THE AGGRESSIONS OF SLAVE
RY.
"Resolved, That in the present chaotic
condition Of parties in Massachusetts. the
only star above the horizon is the love of
human liberty and the ABHORRENCEI
OF SLAVERY. and that 1T Is THE
DUTY OF ALL ANTI-SLAYERY
MEN to rally round the republican party
az an organization which invites the uni
ted action Of The people Oh the .ranscending
question Of stare dominion which NOW di-
vides the Union"
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A Presidential Team.

The party that rallies on the Poole plat
form, have made the following nomina'
tions Tor the Presidency:
For President.
GEN. JOSEPH HISS. Of Massachusetts.
For Fice President
MRS. PATTERSON, of Boston.
We did not before know that Hiss was
General. Mrs. p, who will act as his
Wee, il elected, has done corporal service
in the Bay State Albany Alias.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

o. The Emperor Of the French has
conferred on the Duke Of Cambridge the
Grand Cross of the Legend Of Honor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

RIcnMosp, January 10, 1885,
In reply to lcttcrsfrom many persons of the Central
District, and in accordance with numerous personal
aprlcations, | announce myself candidate for the
Office Of Oommissoner Of the Board Of Public Works
RICHD G.. MORRIS.
VA. We are authorized to announce Col. An
DREW II. BYRD, a candidate for recollection to
The House Of Delegates OF Virginia, from Highland
County.
MA. We are authorized to announce Col. JAMES
II. PAXTON, as a candidate for reelection to the
State Senate to represent the District composed Of
Rockbridge, Bath and Highland,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

One Of the largest distileries in Scot
land the Leith distillery. where, 1900,
900 gallons of whiskey used annually to be
made. has just been converted into flour
mill.
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l AgCE AND CoMMODioUs BRICK uoCsE AND LOT ON
IL Capitol Hin at auetionon Friday, the LIST DAY Of Jus-
O'Clock, the large we'll
house lately occupied " Hoe Judge
Cfsneh situated Delaware this Of nash
n
ard wide through tbs
thick wnIis and under h~ whole building
half Of t No g. No Css
of thirty Feet inches, 1875 feet pches hiry
feet alley The above described property Of
bandsomes locations and Washington
senns s "ss commanding view There also Of excel
tent the door.
Terms hssrce two, and four
The purchaser deferred bearing
interest from day OF sale.
deed and tssd 81 Title ind spnstie
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Mar % Anctoneefs.
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srArr DEPARTMENT.


!, Hayiners--The department has received the fol.
ices from the photographic oiee, Admiralty, Lon,
FAD Coaa.- Dsaaalk Flashing Light port
| .a,noration have given notice that ght-h house
.reeted within the entrance OF Dandalk Hafboi
sa,, which light will be exhibited the evening
Nh day Of June next, 1890, and which thencefortl
.btad during every night from sunset 10 sunrise.
IN will be a flashing lght--that Is, fixed light
{.sbas-gising q flash once in every Is seconds il,
= 4 ri feet over the level Of the sea at high water
~ weather IL will be visible at the distance o.
go. 10 seaWard the light will appear of the nat
brigbt between the bearings OF w. BY n. and
ana viii be masked or screened in the direction Of
N Reefs between the bearings Of n. "a W. and n.
n il win be colored red towards the west side Of
bay, and shown bright towards the harbor ehaHne
bhouse is borne screw piles OF red color, braced
n framing below the dwelling, which is Of octago-
ma coored white over this the lighthouse has
{-sd top ID stands in lat. SO deg IS min. 40 sec.
~, deg Is min. w. within the entrance Of the
ma bearing from Castle Rocks (of Cooley Point)
N distaI 81 nautc miles from Dundalk Patch
AaaI1 A. by W. u W., distant ca nautic miles
i. many Reefs Eastward of Dummy Point,) n. u W.,
| elI nautie miles.
i.nns formerly northward of the light house now
award Of it, and on passing 1t outward the course
Matters Of vessels cautioned TO give the piles
berth An bearings are magnetic.
hovs notice affects the following Admiralty charts
,ons. No. 1924 east coast Of Ireland, sheet l. No.
~ British and Irish lighthouse list, No. 2os.
} Wet Coass. Broadhaven Fired Ligli.--Thc port
hi corporation have given notice that light house
rected on the west side OF the entrance OF Broad
,ibor channel, from which a light will be shown on
(onr of LIST day OF June next, 1865; and when from
e viii be lighted during every night from sunset TO
lint will be fixed light, appearing OF the natural
|rgbt as seen from between the bearings OF >. by II.
EdN N 4. II f., Ground by the eastward,) and Of a
r. a seen from the harbor, between N. n. i. u r..
by E--the focal point Is 81 feet over the level OF
h water Of spring desand in clear weather ii will
H. seward at the distance OF about IL miles.
nvr i circular Of stone color and so feet in height
bsse 10 TOP OF dome. II stands Gubacasbel Point,
IA deg l6 min, NJ, and long. deg 90 min. W., bear
T. Frfs Head Crooks north os) 8. s. T.. u f.. distant
Ee miles from Kid island, $. W. 4 s., distant 81
niles; from Tidal Rock, lin channel off Coast Guard
ANN. Il. " r., distant u nautc miles.
erinr Broadhayen bay, keep the light open to clear
III slets of Errs Head and in sailing through the
Channel, to clear the Tidal Rock off Coast Guard
Keep eastward, outside the limits of the red color
Iaht All bearings are magnetic.
boye notice affects the British and Irish lighthouse
4 323
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fNRUsTEEfS GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
Monday aftofa. sgns 2ss ~ ris
O'Clock, Premises laass A.
wire. May 0, 1884, iuy REGARDED,
sell AT
( numbered hundred sna twenty
(429 situated seventh between a md "
bounded follows BegioanE
u point aisipnec
ius, aai
ming se ~ Seventh $50 tsst
hundred
said line 900 hrnee east
beginning u,
Of
consisting Of a ihreesory brick dwelling
Terms unetha cash residue Twelve, and eish
monls deed OF The
All conveyancing the ofpurchaser
complied in nve aer such
resell The ss and
OF such defauirng purchaser.
MICH. CAILAN, Trustee.
JAS o. McsuiHE.
22-eodAds AucfiuBser.
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pANCERy sAEBy OF decree % hc circuit eoan Of
Columbia for Washington uade
ths Atmaa Jardn ct al A. taviers heirs rd adu
1865, VIII offer sale public
Friday June the ~ ave
O'Clock All that valuable IN The nfsl ward ~ Wash
ingon lots NJ } wo, Cd and thirteen ts IN
square hundred nnceen (i9 The loss vii De sub
divided a sale. Parts OF them improved
neurth uf the purchase 70 ne ovid IN
nstaIments sia, twelve, and
honda bearing
right reserved resell failure 70 pny y noe
rcsei aztec weeks notice 90 s
hs failure comply with the
WALTER $. COX,
Trustee
las. G. MCGUIRE,
May -saw3w&ds Anounuecr
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tsndsncy. Flour has advanced i7s good Ohio $40
rs $40 so southern unchanged, with moderate bas
Wheat-the market Ia nnsetedrales Of white Mch
gan at ~ 80. Corn Is triTe hgheraxed 81 GO 81 co.
Fork sitter bat not qactabs higher. Beef unchanged
Whisky is dali.
BAInmoas May 2s-Fiour is IL higher sales Of
300 bbls- Howard street at si. The market sitter Wheat
dull and unchanged cornsalss Of white 81 o7,s
81 10; yellow 81 90.
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DEaEMProRY SALE OF THE STEAMER UNtON.--on Fa-
dny afternoon, June 4 ~ o'clock, fsEe wharf, FOOT Of
Seventh sha without the
called he unon running ferry boat between this
ely and Ale xandria.
This built Washington the 1859 IL
1862 in length besdh beam ~ feet rcbss depth OF hold
30 rs house
nrcmen per 6r.te'ass Ave
power smith Perkins, Alexandra, Viz
either and convenient for
loading and unloading freight
Tess halt residue in months with Interest,
satisfactorily secured. JAS. q. Mcguire,
MAY S-cohas Aaettonees.
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NOTICE hessb, s,ea steaks ~ se unsd
" drsebed The fiewtR npuec ~ ~ Sant n isAt mat
purpose comprising ofrerc ~ NE rgope Fr
named, Department t fiNe
d aoes, " RESIDUE q ns p 80 Np1
sAst5 offered ena
eeived hese prior tka hGst asy . Jans
rxx.sonx
Janaasy 4. 1883.
Notice hereby gwen hslaess 81 sr ocwre tff -
the ralcs,
and tHs ~ Ss %
March anoanns tlt Astfe ~
ts*puop, IN the and she iefns nssiuftt at
uoaed,
In any contingent competition stts,
viii be ~tsh 80 -
offered The crssinc&ss~. ass@nee lrsa
parties urifu, Nst
be transmitted TO tis aspsstsn~asi s fcsi wttfens
price Will be paid eowpoundsa ~ spr fsl~ pftrai7t
1. The value, sfcc'aed caeI cettaeats
3. "a tbe loNp sshs~d ~ ~" fet ei
July, reeemshls ia. lsa@ 2t
stock the ~ rs sst pf sss tasss ~ a re-
eeioee ~ per satitsa
81 sss7 rse reaerwable. the ~ xst
December, sNse hf tsss the 'h Joas c y t pa ttrt
and - - lean saoxed ~ he srl ~ 1ee set ~
aeeansie ts ~esnseE le"s tcanaon ealea M ltsH
~ eaeh c@r,lncais ofJsSus.
s5s, tas date 81 aaa settlement The ffssn @A ne
allow or e mno 4 reach the o~nes ~ ear sterfss
n
faymeas dfans ~ q
the uaited states thu - ssr, New yes
o adsiphsa, parties duecL
Bu, certificate bcsrat 81 ihis nges
shall he actually tbs 3rasus ~ Asifs ~
JAMES curllasE,
Secretary u the rneassY
Mar e-dtJanen tInt and ssarl
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THE Fairy Tales OF the Countess DAulnoy.
America and the Americans, by W. r. Baxter esq M
Transatlantic Wandennas, by Capt OIdmiYon, X N,
The trde Of the Mess. by the author "Caveudish.,
Hand Book Of Domestic Medicine,
6myts's Lectures Modcra History 2 vols
Hand Proverbs
Memoirs OF Phillip de Confines vol 1.
Ccrvanies Exemplary Novels.
Jamcs's Life of Richard Cnur dc Lion 2 vols.
Demoshenes the Crown literally translated Chss
needy.
All London editions FOR sale by
May 81 FRAECK TAYLOR.
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CAHD.-M. A. TYSON SISTERS take this mrghcd 81 IN
forming patrons tuaoi wh D.
day exclusively, sad viii
Joy following eonneston with hs shsvr ~
reception boarding ef Nsseases, hs
particulars which will made hereafter
Applications street., bstween
i3h and ota
Nay 26-dGt IStsr
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HANDSOME COTTAGE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION -
u On Thursday the 3lst
O'Clock, handsome building lots, having entire
front ~ aud
Sd Of 51 forming Of
and Sd
toi Hill, the Capitol and exceita
Ao square /, being
No 1856 The 10
Terms One fourth cash balance in six Twelve and
months Tor notes bearing interest from day Of deed
and a deed Of trust taken Tile perfect
GREEN SCOTT,
May gid Aucic aaers.
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IL, y. &. MCGUIRE. Aaessoaeer.
pAiR OF SPLENDID BAY CARRIAGE HORSES TWO su-
buggy saddle doab3
sealed buggy wagon harness. &c,
May 3is 81 O'Clock roens
following his esto,eney
about leave for Europe,
Pair northern bred bob bays
Two excellent buggy saddle nor-cs.
One has English clarence
One double seated buggy
Harness, covers, saddles, &e, sc.
The shove be Schwaxs stables,
n M previous o saic
Ternsi $40, under, and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
jas. O. MCGUIRE,
May gid tSlar.l
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UI.AYS Anna Cora AIoyvxts, al AutobtO9-
/ raphy oil an Actress. Price rs cents.
The Hour the Man, by Harriet Martneau- j7k
America the Americans, by w. f. Baxter. esq M
Fairy Tas Of Anlnoy, translated by H. blanche,
aud iiustra by John Gilbert
History OF PTiescaft all Ages and Nations by William Hewitt.
school OF Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt
Just received at TAYLOR l. MAURYss
near stTrst
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LOCAL Ew s.

TO the Editor of The Union:
have taste disposition to handy words insulting
epthets with Mr. John N Craig, did it
that the fanced security of anonymous attack would
shield my unscrupulous mendacy from exposure; nor,
indeed did Mr. Craig think for before his card writ
ten, told him in 'misiahabe language that the
Of the communication in the Union the signature
Coffee and of which he complained Over that signature
asserted that Mr. Craig had made the declaration aribu
ted him. Over his Mr.. Craig has pronounced
the declaration ga asehood and that the writer
known when he pcnned it, 1t s them by Mr.. Crags
showing question of veracy between himself and my
self; and triumphant yindication Of myself beg you will
40 me favor publish the subjoned correspondence
A. G.. SOUTHALL.
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BANK OF THE MRrRoroLrs,
Washington, May n, 1885.

Bsxx MRrRoroLrs,
Washington, May ~ 1885
GENERAL MEETING OF the khoiders hank viii be
n held banking Monday, second
for eIecns Of the bank
she then enswing.
The polls will 10 O'Clock and be closed O'Clock,
p m. RD SMITH,
May 3i--eodt25h Juns hdr2dJny Cashier
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Real Estate bounty Land and Geasra agency al WashHy
ton CITY.
CHARLES X. SHERMAN attorney-atlaw, and JAMES W
WALKER Of Tennessee, late reading CLERK ia the House Of
themselves together far NE Pnr
ehsr before he
recently Court 81 cais Congress- OF the several exec
departments. te
Court OF njms, and others ayasna M
qnesion they win be sided by MI Charles e. hemsn WEI
known here experienced lawyer
They gye and prompt Affection @ si business ~
ten particularly bounty eases ~ wen o. 70
renting. Leasing, selling, and purchasing real estate
10 ae"gsskr
III the HE correspondence %
Mr.. Charles II. Sherman,
April 22--eodudncp
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ny >. Z. nicGUIRE. Auctaonccr.


Entity THOUSAND DOLLARS Chesapeake Ohio Canal
bonds public can,Nouce Is hereby
be sold for whom
Of J. Mcguire in this city, Ihuradny
May O'Clock afternoon,
dollars the bonds Of the Chesapeake Ohio
Company. Said bonds cf Of 81
general assembly Marylsnd passed
1874 payable the OF Baltimore
in the
per annum, payable Baltimore annually
days January July, coupons
from LIST January 1884, and for the following
sums, namely
So bonds for $500 amounting together $2s, 600
~ bonds for 81 900 EACH amounting together $U
sale will be made for cash the delivery honds
aud either separately OF in parcels 70 suit purchasers
Dated Washington May 10, le55
JOHN A. ENGLISH,
WILLIAM BAYNE,
Trustees Of Sciden, Withers, 4 Co.
SELDEN, WITHERs, & co.
j. {. MCGUIRE,
May 3l--d Auctoneer.
Sl5030-Adjourned sale-An adjourned
Monday the lith day Of June
O'Clock remaining
five thousand dollars unsod the Gath Of Msy will be
sold.
JOHN A. ENGLISH,
WILLIAM BAYNE,
Trustees
HELDEN, WITHERs, 4 co.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer
May 3l-d
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SALES TO-DAY.
By JAMES c. moGUIRE. A.es,s.sss.


pAik or SPLENDID Say CARRIAGE HOUSES, TWO 50.
penor spsss and saddle English
doub.
afternoon, May 5 * O'Clock. rooms
who ~ about 10 leave for Europe via
Par Of superior northern bob bag carriage
Tive excellent ssd saddle
One 6ae English cafenc~
tine double seated buggy
Harness. saddle.
The above be stables, fisl War
any lime the sale.
u
four months for endorsed bearing iosfes
JAS. q. MCGUIRE.
May 90 Aae,ioreer
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~ ). 9. McGuIsE, A.es,ons.r.
Maye5 s,aw3wNds

rNRUsTEE's SALE or THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
street, l2h 3sh On Friday atenoaa,
5 O'clock premises, The subscriber Viii re
1850. recorded
in ber A. No. a. oos ITO $50 and lri, q the sad
county OF at No. w. ~
square 49, fronting ~ inches street, and running hack
l59 alley viii, improvements thereon consist
ing brick house, containing
Terms residue Twelve and eighteen
MONTHS deed OF os 4a pruprry and
bearing interest.
trustee reserves she light The
defautins purchaser - :. ......
Nav I'D Aucsionesr.
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Ny !. g. sIcGUiIsh. Auctionesr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE
Friday afternoon June ISL 5k O'clock the
shall SELL order Of the orphan THAT valuable Of
property 10th generally
known Medical College. The ot fronts 81 inch
street by % feet on 10th street, containing S3 square set
building welt built
brick building, which admirably adapted for warehouse
Of this
building very satisfactory Te perfect
Twelve, eighteen, and
twenty secured BY deed Of trust
the premises
s. H. NoURsE, Administrator,
ByWx. NorRsk, Attorney.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
May Q--codSds Auctonesr.