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Desirable Town Properly for Sale.
/ p, operty in the city Of Burlington viz: Lots No.
424. 425 l26 at, and 42S. These lots are situated
the Forth Hill, near the No til East q the
Public Square. There are upon the remises four
convenient dwelling houses in good state Of repair
and other GU. houses, good cement cisterns, Ac 10
The lots will be sold together and oer excellent
opportunity TO any one wishing to do to invest bic
capital advantagcouey-or they will be sold separ-
ately, % purchasers may desire.
For further information % TO the property, and as
70 the title and terms Of sale, ~hing pur
chase referred 70 L. D. Stockton, Who will give
all desired information, and show the premises.
AMEr IA s. HOLLINGSWOKTH,
Executrix Of Jno. Hollingsworth.
april 23-SVtw6v
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New China store.
l. MILLER.
importers and Dealers in
QNeensaCNs.e. China, Glass and
1na- AtAisA AZ a = r

BRITANNIA WARE,
Third ST., nearly opposite the Barrel House,
BURLINGTON, IOWA. h
A RE now opening largN and beautiful assortment
IA Of French China Tea Sets, Dinner sets, vnscs,
and fancy articles. Also, zinc assortment Of
Queensware Glassware, W;,dotr Glass; and D,ueg:ss
Bottles and Vids.
Persons about commencn house keeping, and all
others in want If goods Of superior quality ut Ircss
to compare with the times, w1ud do we'll to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We are daily expecting an addition to eur stock Of
over hundred Crates, diiect frm England, On
&C ipt of which we will be able to supply the trade at
prices whic will compare favorally with those Of any
other market cast or west. [april Is. SIS
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STEAM BOILERS.

Of all descriptions. on hand and made to order
~ Also Shee Iron Work. viz Smoke Pipe, Brccch-
Is. &c &C., made on short nofse--at Eagle Works.
Chicago. P.W.G GAIT 3 4 co.
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A LSO q Ane assortment Of Gold Pens, for sale
Iarril 81 Cnrsr's.
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Cheap Shoes

Cheap Shoes.
1 LARGE lot Of Shoes tn Il cost from Is to TX
~ selling at SO cents pair by
MY !. klMBALL a w.
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IMPROVED CORN Mills.
WE have for sale Pitts Patent Corn and Cob Milk
w driven by Horse Power ard cripds 10 10 -
bushels per hour. Price $50. Eagle Works, Chicago
Feb. u Il. M. GATES A CO.
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All soldiers and sailors attend.
NJ HErIlER Officers, Privates ~ Musicians Of
w Regular Volunteer, Ranger, Militia or State
Troops; Of Seamen Chnplains, Ordinary, Marine,
Clerk or Landsmen. Wagopmaster, Teamsters,
whether white or Indian, who have Leen regularly
mustered into service, during or since the Revolution
nry War, and have served Fourteen days--'heir wi
dows minor heirs are by law entitled to 100 acres
of Bounty Land, or much ms, with what they have
received, will make l60 acre.. Full instructions with
blanks in my possession. These and all other
claims will lie prosecuted and obtained by arplica-
tion at my Office on Main ireet.
EDW. T. EDGINTON.
Burlington, March 20, '55. Notary Public.
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DUMP CHAINS and fixtures ,ust received and for
apr q sale by j WHITE.
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FINISHED BRASS WORK.
a IL kinds, vis Faucets Try cocks, Steam Whs
N ties, Oil Cups, Globe valves, &c at Engl
Works, Chicago. P.W. GATES 4 co.
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Stoves and Tin Ware.
4 GENERAL assortment of Stoves, castings and
hollow ware; tin copper, brass. sheet iron ware,
&C.. const antly on hand and for sale by
,nrij o. w WHITE.
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Black Diamond Cooking Stoves.
4 COMPLETE assortment Of the above celebra ted
N cooks stove just received and for sale by
april q. VIII Il.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
RELIEF In Five Mtuusaa

fYLERS COMPOUND GUk ARASTC SFRyT
fINdE Increasing demand for tLis DoF. p.esssI.:
l. safe, and efacacicus reE,.dy ter eli rG.lssIa A.
distsse5. LIS eraoisi tie prcsgietor "a reduce q.
price to place = With, the reach Of all class
It's sspericrity over most similar preparations &c ~
tested hy many eminent sicisns who have beta
eye witnesses Of its oticscy vheu the usual rene
dies have failed; slso by thousand q COR mort To
spectabie ctiasns who kaye used it In their sSaes
10th as preventive aud cure with never failing cue
cess Y to. last twenty years, dliDg which pe.lol
With very ltttls aid from advertising. ke-, Il d.
gradually erresd reputation over the whole Union
In casee Of recent Gold: Coughs, Hocrscn.r. de- Il
gives immediate relief and generally cures In dss
CT tvo without Interfering with diet busip, p 90
reRasrin5 The system, more susceptible Ct CSiu a
ohroric caJss. Asthma, Hiooyng Cough, C7osD
Bro'sch.Ss, Afectioa1 Of n, Lg.s:, dad Cos.ssnaa
ho', 1t Is always vsry neAc!sl. and sc!aom fills
SEen commenced In tine II perlsct O cure.
Price 70 and 60 ceDt3 q bottle.
soid wholesale BY Patterson : SarE. S.o;t q CO
Htdeety Co. Alexandria ty Peel d Steven. "a
Georgetown By Mr. Cissei
81 TYLERS QUIZ ARABIC C5EUT DROP
sTn!lGx composition 10 lie above but IN q mile.
ana NOR rc~ta5le form; they set Ike Q cham on
Q trouhlcsc Cie Cough, and clear the throat erl
voices they contain no Injurious drug. are PARISH
Larry recommended for children freqasntsrs OF rxl
uc ASSN bliss, public speakers. singers, 10.
Prise 49, end Is cents per box.
Tor sale * most Drug snd Candy storss-
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ENGLAND COUNTING THE COST OF THE
WAR.-Mr. Bright, headed mer-
chant of England, and o M mber of Par
lament, has been figuring up one years
cost of war. He calculates that the
British are paying one hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars more for food on &C
count of the war, while the government
are spending one hundred millions of
dollars extra on the same account and
what is there obtained in return Wheat
is selling in England for 73s. Id. quar-
ter, or Is. Cd. higher than the highest
price ever known since 1919. Yet the
harvest of 1854 in England was the
most productive ever knewn. He gives
it as his solemn belief that if the foreign
policy keeps food up so high, six millions
quarters of corn being kept out of the
country by war, before two years are
over the Government will shoot English
men In the streets. Hundreds of sailing
vessels, and sixty or seventy of the larg-
est steamers, instead of carrying passen-
gers and manufactures to all parts of the
world, are now employed most unpro-
ductiyely In carrying soldiers, horses,
stores, shot, and shell to the Crimea. In
the trade Of the Baltic there is falling
OFF of 5000 vessels, about so per cent. in
the English, and nearly 90 per cent. in
the Russian. The vessels of the other
States have also suffered proportionate
diminution. Prussia has suffered slight
ly; Sweden forms the only exception.
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United states Patent once,

WASHINGTON, March 9, 1856
ON the petition Of WuIsM g. GEORGE of balt;-
" more, Nd, praying for the extension Of a pat
ent granted to him on the 29sh tf May, 1S4i for
an Improvement in I" Mschines Tor Riyipx ard
Dressing Shingles" for seven years from the expi-
ration Of the said patent which takes place on the
29A day of May 1856
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard at TIE
Patent Office on Monday, the 14th day OF May next
at IL o'clock m and all persons are notified to ap
pear and show cause, any they have, why said pc
ttlon ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required te
de in the Patent Office their objections, specially SET
forth IN writing at least twenty days before the day
Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted 10 accordance with the rules OF the office
which viii be furnished on application.
The testimony Ia the case will be closed on the
ith OF May, 1855; dispositions aud other papers re
lied On as testimony, must be filed in the Office Cd
or before the morning of that day; the arguments II
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the
Union, lntelligencer and Evening Star, Washington.
ID. c.; Argua aItinore, Md; Evening argus,
Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific American, New York
once week for three successive weeks previous to
the 18th day Of May next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLEs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.S.-Editors fthe above papers will please copy
and send their bilis to the Patent Office, with a pa
per containing this notice. mar 10-1aw3w
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TERRAPINs.-Virginia has a law i'm.
posing heavy penalty for catching ter.
rapins out of their season; and the New
Jersey Legislature has just passed an act
prohib biting any person from catching
terrapins between the first days of March
and November in each year, except on
his own premises, under a penalty of ten
dollars for each offence. The practice OF
catching terrapins, in seins and other
ways, during the summer months, when
they are neither desirable nor healthful,
has almost led to their extinction in the
waters of New Jersey and Delaware.
The principal supply for the north, the
Baltimore Sun states, now goes from the
Eastern shore Of Virginia, and in the
Northern cities they sell at this season
at So SIS per dozen, while few years
ago they could be had for So "a. An
application for a similar law has been
made to the legislature of Delaware, and
will be made to that ofMaryla nd at its
next meeting.
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PROPOSALS. FOX NAIL BAGS.
Posr orrIeR prYARrxr.r.

-,-a e. -.H Posr orFIeR DEyARrMx-r,
January II, 1855
y Department until O'Clock a. m, of the a3d of
April next tor furnishing for four years from the Ist
day OF July next, In such quantities and at such
times as may be required and ordered for the mail
service, mail bags Of the following description 10
wit; = =
CGRvas Mail Bags
Size No. l, as inches in length and 60 inches i'm
circumference,) 10 be made of cotton Canvass,
weighing Is ounces TO the yard of 81 inches width
the yarn of the fabric be doubled and twisted and
fve-fols ---..
Size No. al inches in length and 40 inches in
cireumference,) to be made of cotton canvass,
weighing Is ounces TO the yard of q inches width,
and the cloth TO be woven in every respect like that
of the first size of bags.
Size No. 3, (32 inches in length and 80 inches i'm
circumference,) 10 be made of cotton canvass,
weighing 10 ounces 10 the yard of % inches width,
and tn cloth u be woven as above described.
The canvass bags of sizes Nos. / and 2 are to he
made with q sufcieDt number OF eyelet holes, and
provided with strong cord to secure their mouths.
All are to be well and distinctly marked 'sU. S.
Nal, f" and to be numbered according to the sizes
above specified.
Leather and Canvass Pouches.
QivaN No I in in Iopu md -, air,
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PROPOSALS FOR STAMPS.
Posf CYFIoE ckpaRf,uNf.
&c February o., SIS.

~. Z -.,-s--- ..- &c February q, SIS.
DR0P0sALe v II b reserved at tbs d-partr eat
il Until 'hs 3oth day ~ NJ srcA nsxt, 70, fdrn'sh-
ing s.su ps for the use OF tie p2st nc In the Uri
eed sts tss fer feur yssrs from he LIST day Of Apii
next when ordered BY TIE department, OF the f,L
10 wing dsecrir tions, viz:
The name of the cfnce aad State In circular fern
cut from Q 80 Id block % hardened stee,, ana made
in such manner - to Ami. Of l-ttsrs aud figures
to designate the nosth and cay, with . thumb
screw to 60 such letters and fsures In place
Such stomp, aud the letters mocsi the Same, 10
b Of the same sig. as those now manufsctsred and
In uss A turned MAHOGANY handle, Of the same
like sizs, & be securely iassned to he lamp. The
mouths Of he year abbreviated 20 as to contain but
three letters eatb. OF he sire nov in use, and
To b. cut from solid blocks IF hardened steel FIG
u-se for the days Ct he month, from TO 81 inclu
sye, to b. ma l. Of Ike hards .d install, and Of the
size last aforve aid
Also, ia rps with tbs words "pdi" ard "free, I"
o tn firm Of those now In use, With TUNED hsn-
dies. -....
Also, stamps with figures denotins Il e rates Of
postsgs, ana similar &c those now In USE, wi h
turned handles.
5, Also, stau for for'ign mails ussi by the New
Al o. the above stamps 10 be nld. of hardened
stss,.
The proposals. must also contain separate bids fer
the ,ircular sam with he months and sgures
Also, for each separate piecs, con aiming The
month, consisting Of ,brse letters
% for each separate pi &c for the Gays OF tbs
month.
Als, for mplets sets of non lis and seures
Also. for each spirats piece, vita The v o-ds
'psid" and "free."
Also, for each separate pisce, with the figures de-
noting th, ties II Iost &c. The making Of the diff
n mt sets will not, however, Be gwen to diff rent
contractors, { the prop fal for the ~hoe wbcn IL
deemed noet favorable to the d. permsnt will b. sc
cepttd The department. re'rrves 20 its.f IN. right
to ject sn pr posas if the price is deemed sxhav
sent, and 40 ths right to Acc.pt proposals from
the same in Hviiusl firm for the c.rcu sr stamp
with namss Of nonths snd figures o. hard NJ
steel. all the other stamps OF o;her msterisl, II
deemed advisable
Proposals y i'll be r'ceivei snd considered for al
tie stamps above nsmsd to be ccmposed OF oth-'
material than hardened steel aud the seps rtmeot
reserves the right t. accept ucb p.op sails lift shs
be deemed for the interest OF the department t. do
%.
Specimens Of the various kinds Of s am 9 required
ION ss'tl can be seen at the Appointment cfice o:
TIL depsitn mt. JAMES CA drBELL,
mar w4w Post aster Genersi
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NEW POSTAGE ACT.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND INSTRU
TIONS TO POSTMASTERS.

NOTlCE To TIE PUBLIC AND lNSTRUC
TIONS TO POSTMASTERS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, agreeably to an
~ act OF Congress approved March 3, 1855, the
following raIes of post &c be charged on and
after the first day of .4pri nert i'll lieu of those now
established, TO wit:
On every single letter conveyed in the maiI he
tween places iii The United Staies for any distance
not exceeding three thousand miles. three cents
and for any distance exceeding three thousand
miles, ten cent.
From and after the first day of April prepayment,
on letters Is reqnned-excepting npon such as are
10 or from foreign country, or 10 officers the
Government on official business. The ranking
privilege remains unchanged.
From and after the first day of January, eighteen
hundred and fifty six, pnstmasters are required TO
place postage stamps upon All pre- paid letters on
which such stamps may Lot have been placed by
the writers.
By the 81 section Of the act the Postmaster GeEe.
raj Is authorized to establish uaifUrin system for
the registration of valuable letters. This provision
OF the law will be carried into effect and special in
sructfOns therefor will be issued to Postmasters as
suon as the necessary blanks can be prepared and
di tributed
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster Genr.
Posi- OFFICE De ,ARTMEST, March 9, 1859
mar l0-3IaWtApTiil
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON
PLAN FOR THE cJyp rN,r UCoD

Wv TTIT< IE@-TR.
VIE list is now open, and e,ery SUBSCRIBER of
l. $3.50 viii be entitled to-
!" An iinpfessios oil Plate, by J. T. Wiilmore,
A. X. A, from the original nic,uye bv 1 . Oh. ,
Ion, R; A., "a Water Party"
VI; , volume containing thirty Wood Engravings
Illustrating subjects from Lord Byron's Poem
of Childe Hafolde." And
Ill. The chance of obtaining one Of the pr;,as ~
Oe allotted at the general meeting in April,
Inc rgnt TO select for himself valuable work of
arr from one OF the public exhibitions Statutes in
broaze of her Majesty on Horsebsck. bv r Tbor'
neycroi; Gopes IN bronze, from an original Model
IN relief by r. Jefferson, of sThe Entry OF The Duke
o Wenlhg'9n into Madrid Statutes in porcelain
OF Rsnah, frooi Impressions of q large LithOyraph.
by l. n. Mcguire, after the original picture by W.
Z. rntn, II. n. !" The Three 81 VS." from Mo-
lieras mrgeois Gentilhomme.n
TAYLOR MAIRY R Tor Washing ton, Messrs.
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mo. SILL

Notice Of the temporary continuance of tie
I-ond Office at Vincsnnes, Indiana
/ n compliance with the act of Congress approved
l. Feb uary IL. les, which provides s'that the of
noes OF register and receiver sbal be continued at
siBceRnes, Indiana, until after final report shall
have been MADE by the commissioners, pursuant 10
the act OF Congress approved July twenty seventh
eighteen hundred and fifty four" entitled Gan act
10 ascertain and adjust the titles II certain lands in
the state OF Indiana" notice is hereby given that
the order No. 52o dated January 25 1885, directing
The discontinuance of certain land Offices in Indiana
Is suspended in its application to the Off .e at Vim
cennes until the services required by the act Of
9Th July, 1854 of the commissioners shall have
been fully performed, )" o. which due notice will be-
gwen.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Was hington,
this l7th day of February, 1855.
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner General Land Office
feb 10 law6w
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TRAVELLERS rIREUioRY.

r aTHasf.s EINk. oEI asiBUsEe
and ~ am, IL and 81 p m. Viii
leave Washington at 6, III, and II @@E
m, 3k and7 m. a-.g. 81 s...,.f svt
Seats can be secured at the Once, Fairfax st.,
and Newton's Mansion House In Washington, al
Halls Segar Stare and Kirkwood House.
This Line runs regularly winter and summer for
the accommodation OF the Public -''
Passengers called for and taken 70 their residences
If not too TAR. ...
FARE-For the first trip up and last trip down,
so cents; all other regular trips Is cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM & COOK.
ian S-f .....T. -.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

l'uE subscriber, as administrator of The estate OF
l. the late John ID. Brown, offers FOR sale the ex
tenslve and well selected stock Of Furniture ant
House Furnishing Goods, in whole or in lots at
praisemeHt prices, for cash or undOubteCs paper
bear ng Interest; also the lease of the suldnc In
which II Is contained, known as "Apolio Hail."
To persons desiring 10 engage in business this AZ
lords fine opportunity, the rent of the buildina
Is moderate and the run or custom very gDod.
n. BAH persons indebted 10 the estate are earn
es'ly requested 10 make immediate settlement. nv
cash 'T notes, otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands OF counsel for settlement.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
feb 27-eO6t Admin,sIrs,or
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PIANOS !-PIANOS!

VIZ beg leave 10 call the attention Of the public
W to our stock of Pianos now on -
hand, consisting OF superb fnishei Z
% and octave rosewood case in 81 4
sIuments from the world renowned Y u
manufactures of ii llet, Davis * Co., Boston, and
knabe. Cache 4 Co., Baltimore, comprising in al
he largest most reliable and select assortment ever
offered IN this city. Also. Stools. Covers, &c.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
We will make reasonable discounts for cash n,
sell on time: JOHN r. ELLIS
No. 3O6 Pa. avenue, near Tenth street.
ian 81
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ORNAMENTAL TREES FOR SALE

- ofthe best quality, for streets, avenues stse
3cemeteries, and lawns. They are all seed
IingS, Tree growth, free from SUCKERS and insects,
aud are not stun,ed. No. ] Silver Leaf Maple,
from l2iG Is feet in the clear, and well furnished
Horse Chestnut from To feet high /; Europe an
Sycamore OF nch foliage; do Ca;apa, of large sIz,.
VI ihe above trees there is large stuck on hand.
Pnces according TO size and number, from 25 cts
to 81: Come and see for yOur,elf.
CaI upon JAMES MAHER
mar lo-SSw~ Public Gardener.
Rail- Snn lat
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"ILL dispatch a Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and New York, and twice q week from Boston
to Baltimore and Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities to the bus
ness men of the District of Columbia. The Agents
at either point will receive freight aud give through
bill Of lading to Washington at the lowest rates OF
for freight promptly attended TO by the following
agents: A. Z. HALL,
SO Exchange ri &c, Baltimore.
H. b CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts.. Ny.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
Jan l4-d3m Foot of India Wharf, Boston.
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pEV. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
LII EXETER STREET, NJ. L. CHURCH.-A
strong desire TO beretit the afflicted INDUCES nm
mus 10 Ger iiy. We chal engc any other medicine
and ladies of high standing Of our own weI-known
citizens. who testify of cures of COUGH, BRON
CHfTIS, RHEUMATISM DYSPEPSIA. sc
BALTIMORE, January oath, 1855
Iessrs. Mortimer d MouJrdy:
take pleasure IN saving TO you that have used
your champions Tinc;Tre'' with very great profit.
from serious throat affection, nv general health
NAG become very much impaired, when | com
menced ID Use : Hamptons TIaeture.D | found
~ effects upod my general health most salulary-
My nervous system and digestive organs soon right
ed up under IFS Use.
nave several times recommended il to nv
friends, and in every case As lar as have been in
formed, they have use it with success
Yours tTuly
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
GRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD
@M 49, 8 sR
On and after Iuesdnu. Non. z ne

On and dTter Tuesday, N0v. Z, 1854,
FsNHE Cara leave Alexandria daily for Gordons.
s Viic and inte.ra-diste ststions at ~ o'cock,
g. m, oe the arrival Of tbs boat from Wsshiugtcn
giving ample tine for breakfast on board Con.
Meeting 81 Manassas Juuct. with trsir fer Straa.
berg, OF Warrentnn Ju ction with q train for War.
rsnton, and st Qordonsyille with ths trains on tn.
vretnia csntral Railroad for Richmond, Charlotsee
Vile, and Staunton.
The cara leave Gordonsv;l.e daily for Alexandria
and intermeists stations, at "A before IL, q. "a. on
the ARRIVAL o! the trains the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmond, Chsriottesyills and stsuutcn
TpRnIIlH TJC0 C1,a
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IRON HALL.
= LIE AT Alto TON.

ICHE undersigned having resumed the Auction
Business, begs leave 10 offer his services to At
tsnd TO sales Of Household Furniture, Rss Estats,
stocks, 70. Particular attention given 70 the ar
rangement and disposal Of Household Furniture,
and the entire 81 lie f desired) viii be settled up and
cashed IN twentyfour hours after the delivery OF
tle goods. Cash advances on every description oil
Merchandise consigned for unlimited sale. Every
effort will be made 10 render satisfactorily all sales
entrusted to his care. G. w. BOTELER,
mar 6-eo3w Iron Hall.