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United States Mails.
Oct 2-3iaw3w

pnsr OFYroE DEPARTMENT,
September 49, 1853.
PROPOSALS for carrying ths mills Of the unite s'es o
january, 1885, ioih june 1885, inclusive the ioas
received Contract Office of Tue Post
the city OF Washington Until ., .. Of the
18Th Of November 1885, Ito be decided BY the 2 % came
Quiacy, H. by Palmyra, Mo, Waren ohkdale,
shebyvle, llager's Gre We, Ten Mile. Bloomington, Me-
cbanics6urgh Wyando'te' L'nnrns oo'sI, sls. emil
vle aud Bsyers, 10 saint Joseph, s45 miles and back,
week in four horse coaches, with branch
ffomP Hannibal IA miles AID back, three times a
week in in n
with main route.
Leave Quincy Monday, Wednesday, and Friday am;
Arrive at Jos, rh in 10 hours, by am;
Leave ST. Joseph Thursday saturday, and Monday al
Arrive al Quincy in 10 hours, by 5pm
Proposals for sImes a-week service on main route and
branch invited.
pay ,.ps not performed for each q such
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the Of The Tip
deducted. For arrivals far behind TINE break com
depending mails, and sufficiently excused, one
fourth of for the subject u forfeiture
Fines will be imposed unless the Delinquency be ompiy and sas
facoriy explained by certificates posmasiers the aaa
other crediabr to take tue mail from
Office suffering il be iojured destroyed
bed Loot and for efng after demand 10 convey the mai as
frequently the contractor concerned IN rurnps We
hcies the The Postmaster Genra may annu the con
fer failures agreaabiy contract m dntey
The posohce laws II The department. pt Gr
signing the without OF hr Postmaster General
The Geaera alter tue Schedule He may aso order
increase route by allowing thereisr pro Tata
increase the He no cura, or discontinue
the whole ntyo tefa decrease OF be al
compensation the Of service dis
pensed The bids should he addressed % the second Assist
Pcs General suercrhsd "Mii Proposals for MS
The be and returned 10 the depart
before the January 1885, For farther particulars
conditions incorporated in the contracts ddeS nay
the mails III kentucky Ten
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sept 29--lawdw P~rmaster General
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Rachel e. Lynch
On the equity side Of Queen Anne's
county circuit court.


John E. and Ebert Gibson. } e'u"S '''e"n .o"
THE object = procure a decree Tor
the estate, Annes county,
which devised John e. Ebert Gibson,
by their her Wooman Gibson order OBJ
tain Of legacy 81 bequeaed the said Rachel
that aforesaid which described
exhibit devised John Woolman Gibson
subject the OF debts OF said that the
said John r. Gibson appointed by the will sole took
paid the debts by beeof that he had paid the aah
Rachel f. Lynch the OF sD The iBteest
and that the real mentioned devised the
f. Ebert Gibson liable
sold BY petition
Of Anna M Lynch administrators Of Rachel E. LYNCH flied
9th day Of 1852 said Rachel
died leaving the said Anna NJ Lynch and WoomHn
Lynch her hera nAw that letters OF
granted the said Anna NJ Lynch said John E.
Gibson has also died. leaving John W. Gibson, William Gbson
Gibson Rachel E. White formerly Gibson, wife James
said Gibson died, leaving
Woolman GioOn BROTHER and the aboye named
Of his Rachel Lynch and his brother John
Gibson that letters OF administration the estate of Ebert Glib
he had personal estate John
confessed decree N the said Rachel E. Lynch
paid and satisfied her the demand forth In sid bill OF
pant r az he concerne that the Aforesaid real estate
said egacyto wit $3.50 principal and interest thereon aud that
White and Rachel e. his wife, Julia Gibson, Sarah Gibson
Gibson the District Columbia
adudged and ordered the said Anna NJ Lynch by
iished Washington of three weeks
be 9th day of December give notice the said
defendants the object original bill
petition Of said NJ Lynch, and them this
pergpn, before the twenty ninth day
ought moi 10 pas. a. prayed -'' JOIN Palmer
Clerk Of the Circui, Court for Queen Anne's County
EKPrEMBrR rs, 1855
0ct
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papers designated g. and to be made OF
finished the best free from adu
blue color, be required and twis he
class be the regular standard sizes 81 heir
reserved OF ordering greater or ieas quantity OF
every kind such aud IA such guam
as the public service may require
considered separately, subecf
bidders offer for more Of the Glasses
the proposal and privilege reserved OF requiring
have nan one class assigned MN 70 take al
such classes, Or forfeit his nsbt TO any class. II
Samples bof of each KIND Of paper ed 1917
each Kidd each bid and
BIO numbered correspond with the number
proposed that enedne ana, ~ the nrst SIX
properly designated The or u VII MOI be
All proposals and samples must be aasm'ed 10 hs
Office free OF postage other expense. .
Each proposal individual or making H.
specify pound and but one price Tor eac OF
every paper ths proposed for
be delivered a. such place
Ia Washington city, IL good orde
charge EXPENSE and snect 10 the
count weight Of the superintendent
and be in all respects satisactory
be furnished at this ONCE 70 persons
taken consideration unless
Substantially agreeing herewith a:
Bonds with will be requirsd and the SIMPLY
ing classes failure 70 supply
quantity required any will be considered violation Of
the contract
Each bidder required his proposals Satisfactory
evidence ability proposals
nie y such evidence will be rel ced.
will be opened manner required by law on
he Tuesday Monday December" bext (hD
al no O'CLOCK a. m, office Of superintendent
Printing Capt the United STATES Washington and endorsed
ii''''''' ~ 01pp's A. q SEAMAN
Oct p-3,aw9w Superintendent of Public rsiniipg
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Caution--Lo,tery Frauds.

MAnrEAxp CossoLipkTsp LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1885.
THE OF the Maryland lotteries
his public the swndIers
who circulate and otherwise fraudulent lottery schsne
Of which
wholly fictitious
The legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily
the people
the State under the approve
schemes and IN attend 10 the drs wings
Al the cks these lotteries and all certificates packages Of
tickets hnve the hos aphed
Baltimore Msry,and.'' An ohevn are fraudulent.
For full Information subject Of those address
*. Brennan.
sept W-dly Baltimore, Maryland.
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Notice OF the part OF public saics in
Minsesota (.


Notice OF the Posiponem..t IN pnrt OF p"bhc sales IN
mi""e'"'a tsrH'oy'
FRArK1s PIERCE President of the United States
declare and make known that he public sales ordered By
~ lie and nuc IN he or in IN.
months ocolr November WIN be held therein
mo nerebs pos,pon.d 10 VII,
Al The land oce BROWNSVILLE commencing on Mondo the
day q Otc ta o The sale Of ir public lands
sh-, enG'usiv. the Mi-sis, rivs VIZ;
No,,h of IA Boe line and e % fbr INN fuepal
F,ac,.na one and one one unaed and two
one undr and rer and one hundred and tour on The main
Of range three =" >
Townshp ont hundred and one and fractional Townships one
hundred bundled and three hundred and
Townhins o. hundred and brec one hnadd md four and
m hundre aud five on he main Land III
nve. o,e nund,.s an, hre a. ,,a,ea and f and on.
hundred aud nv OF range SIX - ~
Townships hundred and three one hundred and four and
Al The Ian. office a, w,sosA commencing on oudev he
~ na. Of nert, disposal Of pubic lands
~. ' N ~ iio ~ '' ';.nr m NH. 49, ~ - ~ "
'"' .''s's'pp' 'i'e'' " VA
Eort tae base line and ct Of the nm principal meridian
Fractional iownhp hundred and SIX the main land Of
township. one hundred and and one hundred and
s, I'M na hna ann az and e,e,,n ,ovnsbin, ana
and and one hundred and Oh The main and
i"T T asu one h,d "a ~, air ad ono n,ot ,sa and evr, and
fractional township hundred eight, AID
1osssp Pun-ed and aud fractional township
h" @ u ~ ava wy maj aa a. ae ha, and eight Of
range ten.
!, ~, no :, - w. ,a;n 81 ,r, re
az" d os o,oS y sa h 81 ~ ~, % lands
eet9 10y y oo.ooe as' W nv o. ~ ~ ''"
a 1 ~ ia ,sans M u IN s 49,, NJ, y :, , "
e'us'f0 " ''o '""a'' ;" "' ''''''pp' 'NT'' :" "'t
North Of the base line and Of f principal raeridicn
r,,cn,, M. and br..p and one hundred
and fourteen, Ihe iand. hheen,
Township hundred and birc aud fractional townships
hund and fourteen andred MI tho land
of range sixteen
teen and fractions ownsp one hued ana deen ON The main
land Of range seventeen
Township hundred and ourte"n aud fractional township
hundred aud fifteen, the main ud OF rangr eiehten
he on
geau second Pau OF q fgber nert fr Inc dpaa he ouhir
.il,rd within he owl ms and fraeona
tuyynsbirs. viz. +
:, !, -, 800, 4... $3.50,
N"f" 81 fhe oass nae qua us 9 ne JV4 HiaPa merfan
Faciiona wshps hundrd aud xteep and ONE hundred
neing range twenty
one
iowsp n hundred ana sxteea ana one haiea ana seven
teen OF range twenty-five
Al the ZANE TINE sp far a dposa of The pubc Ia,
in the foIhwtnq n low nip texcnve IL the Islands in the
nvet wuch The pfia,. situated WITHIN the Guner
mi ia NJ
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/" Should mud acqua,n'ance De forgot,
And never bronsbi 10 MINI,
Should nuid Acquaintance be forgot,
A nd tiau.. q amid l.. M .An4.- =,

Should mud acquainance De forgot,
And u MN,
Should nuid sciu,in'ancc be t,rgot
And days y syne.r
junior the june, 1882 the Sor
ending 1881 fresian class Of be
ending 1884, hereby requested assemble IN
c. by third March, u. 1887 the latest
brighten the links Of the chain OF love and iendhr which
greeting sympathy, untim.y
som Of their promising compeers.
preliminary pf the seIfappoined committee viii be
held the fret Monday in September A. d. 1856 the Unied
Hotel, Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth
classes whom be
invited attend when the will be
adopted TO full attendance possible
this is addressed VIII be
good secretary ofte by mail with
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton. N. j., Chairman NJ Committee
ALEXANDER g. HART, NJ. d.,
oi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
oftancasier, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co. Nd
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Balst, Iron and Glass Works, ". J
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
Jous WrIpaAS, of Lebanon, Pa. Secretary.
March 27-IawtNar3 finiel,gencrrl
the civilized countries Of the world request
ed their editorial cHiumnr
through The d
globe and NIL 'hooahout the United
OF uauton- insertion
casonay between this date and the "a of March A. D. 1851
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Posr osvlcs DxpARrxssr.

Posr osros DxpAKrnHsT,
sxs. #@ October Is, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be department un,
3o Of Novs@be next Al y Of me clock ~ noon 70,
me- "o. once. !" ss Insd ss.ss os -four years
cred II al he blank agencies o hs
Warrington, D. O. New York ey and eineinna'
quantity article and The qualify thereof
quacd al each agency, yca'ly, are specified below
DISTINCT NO J, AT WASHINGTON. d. Q.
'''' '''"' ne
10 do Of same and = sy e inches y s1s and
900 pounds hard twisted, and in balls
400 DO he same Kind Of ,~iae on spool weigh
ing from " to pounds
500 iwne, sbou. oneeirh,h Of an inch IN
diameter, well twisted, and in balls % hanks
weighing from one 20 one aud ha a pound. each
DISTRICT NO. 9, AT NEW YORK CITY.
wrapping similar to that first described in the
100 do similar 10 in estimate
400 do .ns, % he ~. named TO BE- IN size 90
pounds of cotton WINE the same as tina. 's' described for
aooo do same pon
5000 hemp iwine similar to that OF the Third descp
ton for SAID district
600 do scarlet sealing wax, same as for district MOL
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1900 reams wrapping paper similar TO that inst named for district
similar that las, named g, s'd a;,is,
1900 similar Of the third descp
400 do SCARE; scaling e. w.1 s same as described in the s
article separately separately
for district, the whole.
should be reconstructed increased in number
the acss place the Pos,
..s s ID Ss s e .s sssss III the article
rnshsd and samples OF such articles
from eihe OF the
tu, ARTICLES be contracted for NOT
responding samples referred TO above.
Each bidder FURNISH with his proposals. evidence Of bis
ability comply with his bid
| Two sufficient will be required a
Failures % furnish the articles oI promptly o. furnish
dcept cause for the forfeiture Of the contract
mads in accordance with these proposals will no
be considered
Proposals outside Of envelope with thu
articles for aud the letter contan
ing addressed First Assistant Postmaster General Wash
iugton city, ID. Z. ..,
| #&N Postmaster General
| OCTOBER l5 1855.
| I7--IawAw
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Law school or Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
EACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruihes, late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Of the othe supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromaed L. Ridley, Of the Of
Judges Cautht Green dew their whole time exclusively
10 the schoOi.
Plon Of cfion-l. Daily examinations each
No regular of
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
2. Weekly Of which
Of profess
them through all the
Practice The framed require prepare
wills. and all Of
appeal 10
yapreme court, which held monthly class,
public the cod ofevery session. The students ce
jurors, circuit Judges and chanceors other official
bacities connected with their suits
SenonsThe FIRST commences the third Monday
tembc and ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thnrsday In July. Is E
Erpenses per STANDARDIZATION fec ESQ., advance connaen
r. boarding $50
which be had Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete unless
advanced class. No study required
mission. There four regular classes. Students
q during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school
Number o students the collegiate year eighty
Feb 1l-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Proposals for Rations Tor 1855.


HEADQuARrERs MAINE CORPS,
(uarermasters Once,
Washington, October 8, 1885,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will received this OF
next for furnishing ra,lons the United
lowing stations for lle year 1856, viz
Charestown. Massachusetts;
Portsmouth,, New hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island. New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gsosport, Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington Florida and
Washington city, District of Columbia.
Of pound Of pork eighteen ounces OF bread
-FOUR snperne fine -FOUR the option OF the
pounds Of good coffee, twelve
pounds the best New Orleans eight quarts the best
brown and and half pound Of good hard clipped
tallow candles 10 one hundred raiions.
station the single and
snail choice pieces OF the the
pork TO bs No prime and tho gocee. to be OF The
bid will unless
this Office, certified BY official
persons endorsed Proposals for Raons for the 1855
addressed Of Marine Corps, Washing
49, C +. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermas;er U. s. Marine Corps
following papers v publish the above twice week
viii, printed copy Of tho TO this Office for
MeHt viz:
Hampshire; Post Boston, Massachusetts, Times Bofon Massa
New Eage BrookyH, New
Pennsylvania Evening Argus,
city News Norfolk Virginia. and Democrat Pensacola, Florida
The price be paid for this service 70 pc al rate not
ccdns sevenvc " @ BREWER EN-. or ne ss
half each sub
insertion Lei In the first number afe The
cep hereof hich you will BIO pleased tans 70 hs
office published, with each successive NUMBER as
Oct o-euwtshNov -
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No. b44.
Notice Of the Reopcnipg OF ,hs Danviiie Land Once
Illinois.
GENERAL LAsp orrtcr Sep. 49, 1885.
INSTRUCTIONS have th DAY transmitted % The ristrr
OF Dsnvte iaud ce IN Illinois i-ts
sad day'
pubic from Of said in-rua p OF The
ofthe nce the 10 which applications will
q received by hem
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Sent 2l-2aw6w Ifnf X start Commissioner
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Rice Rebuilt enlarged, elegantly po.sessn
sshe modern and convcnicnccs for
ion travelling p1blic.
nenl Id
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Oyylcs or ras eurERisrxSsEST ruBLic PssfIso
Washington, september ~ 1880.
pursuance provisions Of the Act provide for
printing August H. 1854 sealed
December Twelve O'Clock, Tor
furnishing that b. required Tor tr public p' ing m
year ncng OF Decembc 1885, and ending
oa lie day of Drcrmbef 1853
specifies bs aseeriainsd
quany quality and description OF each kind OF that VIII be
required.
10000 printing paper uneaendered "a BY
3snches, and 10 weigh forty nse pounds to The reai OF
1900 hne printing paper eaendered "A BY ~
inches, and weigh hy sin pounds 10 The reau Of 4so
Sheets
5000 reams superdne and printing paper,
measure "a by ID iaeiss and wegh fry pounds 70
of 4oo sheets
superhne hard and candered printing paper
"a 81 inches, ana 10 weigh ioIiy-elslt
pounds To the reani OF fsu sheets
cLAss o.
snperne eslend map pap Of such
as my be corresponding IN weght
paper measuring ~ by "a Inches, aud weighing twenty
pounds per OF 4o0 sheets.
200 supedne plate psper calsndesed uneaendeea
be requ'rsa ID Ny "a Inches, ana of such wesh'
per r repaired
The fibre VI TIE paper Of linen
cotton, all mineral ois sub
sianccs, OF fair whenrs put up ~ quses OF wsny
perfect Uniformity Color thickness weight
require and bundle exclusive ~sappcf) sat3 ng
under iom standard ~egh vii! BE- r.
eeved and the weight will IN all be eq1cd Mxps
handle make tie wcsb
will be considered violation OF he contract.
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VIM. M. Merrick,
Attorney ar Law

ArToRsRy AT LAW,
No. 80 Louisiana ayenue,
WILL practise Court OF United the
clans and the several courts Of the District OF Co
inmbis.
Dec 2T--3tawf
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gold silver dnc steel and plated spectaees glasses Sc Of
all cae-. with psrocai and parahoa glasses
gives peculiar
adapted to the eyes of weasers.
VI. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
31t Penn. between Ninth and Tenth
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IL in ..
Tauner's Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask, from DickeBss Household Words
The Confessions OF Fretty Woman; BY Hiss Psrdoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pagd0e.
and Vegetables ali prices and
how obtain Them. Price l2x
Sept, FRANCK TAYLOR.
rLENWOOD CEMETERY.-Omcc No. PENNSYLVANIA
N avenue, street, 6avings Bauk This
laid out the p!pa Of the celebrated Greenwood
situated high ground distant quar-
mile north of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading
This have received charter from
sppropans
lee purchaser and prohibiting al encvoachmen
otherwise, which 10 Of those
dead where they have paced them for IT has
b-com a all cities when
valuable for purposes, sell pro
cuousIy large asd legal
as M given the ground.
Nh -ohhcs fs.m 70 % - where pamphlets, with
eAt aired ur Hsv
y~y No so Seventh street, any ohsr deak win b pvomp
aaasss& Jsas H-dI
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eHE ONLY ONE AU1HOKIZED! 1.-The Rob OF Or. BOY
para, radically
wton, mercury all affections Of the skin dares rcfu The con-
oerod of f' aud hereditary OF humors A. depna
fractions and other weakness Of The arising from aonsrs Of
injections or roundns A an esnhhte bp Rdp cs
Of basam cspavia oubes orom injections witch only repe
the virus wihou, ncuazns i, The Rob Boyveau above az
recommended syphic Diseases whether stand
inr and which have resisted the powers of the odu
Of potassium.
General agents Bopdn, esq, o.
William New York. for wholesale orders uiof Duconge
The ROB Latctcu The druggists Throughout the Uni
Ted States The pamphlet Of Doc g de 81 Gerva. on The med
din d William street, New York. who will every Information
prepared America, West In
dies Sc the United States Duties he has the Rob in bond
GROCERIES, WINES. LrauoRs sc We beg leave TO
fresh groceries, consisting af--
lava Rio, ard Lasusyra eoffees
Family, rhne, and extra four in hhls. and bags
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices Of description
And every other article mske complete
ment
Wines. Liquors, aud Cigars.
Madeira sherry port earel and eha"psgne wines offayor
Fine trandies, whskcy gins, sc, in wood and glass
Together with large stock Of Havana German and domestic
shall prices il Involvement
families and the trade % Fss gs eau ss,e sngpy"s he,s wants
South eide Penn avenue, between " and 9th streets
octe-iawa~n
IoHS .. DsvEREUN. Comuslsston-r of Court of
Claim, % s,o'ssay. corner 2. van street. New Yo,s
Co. Hos luther Brsdish lanes w Gerard ESQ., W" Chris
ssy. J.epn Il saaley go wassiasan. e. ''''"'
q ne cisinan,- Washington
me ono. Of Thon,p esq counsellor. Aeso7 Four
s' .'1s, sss M On Hail. TO waor the undersigned
oe,iO-aswim O. pEvEREux.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-05

N O M o N Q 2 O L Y!
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MEUNN'S ms DILIGENCE OFFICE
I'VE No 23;} MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS.

Two H0USEK EEPERS.--An American won-
u an can be had t. do housework. Also, Pr ltesant
g'r girl for IS cts. girl for 81. Protestant girl
ior % cts. woman for 81 A gin for l,25.
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ISeuI G.stQrc

Dr. FOR SALE IA twostory Dwelling House
i and about three ourlhs of acre OF Land stua-
4Az ted in the village Of North Charlton, about mile
from Charlton Depot the north side Of the old Worces
ter and aord Turnpike and formerly the residence of
the late Col Asa Bacon. The House in good repair and
well calculated for two families.
Also, about acres of and, lying the opposite side
Of said road, with small Barn tn .reon IT will be sold
at low price, separately all together, and liberal
ere lit given for most of the purchase money md is de-
sirabe location for boot or shoemaker or other me-
chanic. JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester Nov. T. 1865. dawtf
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StILHS Az SO leg CgNTs.-B3autifuIs Tx
~ at 62i cts, in Small Checks Piads and srpes-new
fresh Goods, and worth SIC. For sale at
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD & CO.'S
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o. FOR So EEs-House No II Crown street
HH, containing l6 ro7ns, conveniently arranged for
A either one or two tenements. Sail house is nearly
new, and was bn by the subscriber for his own us and
is one fthe plraslntes situations in this vicinity
Terms vry easy. For particulars, inquire 1t No 40
Portland st. 1. G. ~ LER.
20
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Carpetngs advertised as worth 81 per yarp we shall
sell at 62t cents per ard.
Choice and beautiful designs of AI-WooI Carpets
(worth 65 to 70 cts at only 40 cents per yard.
Splendid Tapestry Carpetings at sac to 81 pcr yard
And every other description at equally low pris 4.
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6tHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!

~
The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed Peat of
good quality at $500 forwoe, So 80 for half cords
Those who wish the price Of fuel to reasonable
rates, will do well to Peat in their stoves either with
or without wood, experiments having been made as fully
to test its economy The demand hitherto has been
much greater than expected. Ab1u 800 cords have
bued and only alb Ut 400 of this crop re-
main 1t can be easily delivered IN November than
i'll the winter months. Orders solicited as ca as
convenient, at the Office ofth, Spy, the store OF
L. F. DIXIE,
nlo du 226 Main ST.
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BY Z. w. VAIL, Auclioneer,

fsss54 COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT AT
Miii AUCTION,-0n the south side of Bridge st.,
all4.A adjoining Worcester & Nashua Railroad.
On SATURDAY, Dec S5h, at IL O'clock without re
serve Said Cotags has 10 rooms in good repair. good
WATER &c The Lot contains about $500 square feet of
land
Terms Liberal, and made known at sale For parcu-
lars, inquire Of the Auctioneer.
d d55 VIM II. BISHOP.