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Butte record., 1856-10-18

TRUE PHGLosoPHy i saw a pale
mourner stand bending over the tomb,
and his tears fell fast and often. As
he raised his humid eyes to heaven, he
cried-'My brother! Oh, my brother =
A sage passed that way and said, 'for
whom dost thou mourn p One, said
he whom l did not sufficiently love
while living, but whose inestmable
worth | now feel.
what wouldst thou do if he were
restored to thee y
The mourner replied, that he would
never offend him by any unkind wo'd ds,
but he would take every occasion TO
show his friendship, if he could come
back t, his fond embrace.
Then waste no time in useless grlef,'
said the sage, 'but if thou hast friends,
90 and cherish the living, remember
inc that they will de one day also-'
Butte record., 1856-10-18

nAThe following recipe Is said, by
the New York Chronicle, to be sure
md easy cure for corns; Tie piece
of raw cotton TO the corn, and wet 1t
several times day with spirits OF tur-
pentine. This will, in three days,
cure the corn without the least appar-
ent pain
Butte record., 1856-10-18

A FAST GIRL.--A young woman
has been working in the American
whip company, at Weslfeld, during
the | st six months, attired in male
clothing. She pretended to be nice
young man Of seventeen, smoked Ha~
vanas made at Feeding Hills, was Il
successful beau among the young la
dies, and acted her part as a mode n
gonteel very well, to all outside ap-
Dearance.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

na- A parson reading the funeral
service at the grave, forgot the sex of
the deceased, and asking one of the
mourners, an Emeralder, lis this a
brother or sitter p Neither replied
Pat, 'only a cousin.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

ADVICE GRAT1s.-Don't hlunt your
razor to open another mans oystrrs.
Keep YOUR wit as buckler to defend
yourself, and not as a sword to wound
others. Persons who wash at HON :,
should take care to keep the kitchen
door shut. Punch.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

THE UNION REsTAURANT.-Thiso old pio-
neer institution has been entirely renovated
and enlarged, and presents such an enticing
appearance to the passer by, that no hun
CRY man in the world could possibly look in
and refrain from entering and satisfying his
cravings. 1t is open day and night.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

MorHs.-A small piece of piper or
linen, moistened wi b >p,rits of turpcn-
tine, and put into bureau or ward-
robe for single day, two or three
times year, is 4 sufficient preserva-
tive from moths.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

THE FUMES OF tcLLY. Heading
makes full man, saws B con; and
fashion makes a full womrn,' says
Punch for certainly as >he is dressed
according to the present fashion, a NO.
man could not well be made much
iuller.
Butte record., 1856-10-18
nSqWords m,Ist

nD" Words must be fitted TO am,n's
mouth twas well said bv he fe low
that was t" make speech for the lord
mayor, when he desired 10 tax meas
ure of his IN ruth. - .Sclden.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

n 'What does the minister say of
our new burying ground'' p asked Mrs
Hines to her neighbor.
He don't like it at all, he says he
never will be buried there as long as
he lives
'WeIl,' says Hines, 'if the Lord
spares my life, will.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

nsa- He who is always in want OF
something can never be very rich. He
is poor wit who lives by borrowing
the words, decisions, mien, inventions,
and actions of others.-Lardter.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

naIt is among the loveliest Gus
toms of the ancients to bury the young
at the morning twilight, for as they
strove to give the softest lnterPre'a-
ton to death, SO they imagined that
Aurora, who loved the young had sto-
len them to her embrace.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

r@-A wealthy doctor who can help
a poor man and will not, without dec,
has less sense of humanity than a poor
rufian, who kills rich man to supply
his necessiti4 S. Steele
Butte record., 1856-10-18
NKINSHEW TOWNSHIP.

At Dogtown Prect-E knson Ins
Al Brctherton's Store Prect-J LongmUre Ins.
At Forks of Butte Prect-C l. Boyd lns.
AT Helltown Prect--J Nichols ms.
Al kunkles Ranch PrecI-J iillchens Ins.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

THE DIFFERENCE Ten poor men
can sleep TRANQUILITY upon a mat, but
two kin-s are not able to live at peace
in a quarter of the world.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

naA Yankee has invented plague
that kills al who 90 not pay the print.
er. 1t will make sad havoc if it ever
reaches California
Butte record., 1856-10-18

When does Young lady wish
ro win mo than seven beaux a. onae2
When she tries to fascinate (Iasten
eiuht J
Butte record., 1856-10-18

nm-Thc husband ola beautiful wife,
upon returning home one day, was met
by one of his offspring, all smiles clap
ping his hands, and saying. Pa, MIR. b.
has been here, he's such a nice man,
he kissed US all around, and mother
foo
Butte record., 1856-10-18

W-The Emperor OF China, instead
of paying the doctor as we do when we
are unwell, the instant be Is taken i'll,
stops the pay of his physicians, and
does not renew it until he is quite well
again.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

rm-A country girl coming from the
ield, was told by her cousin that she
looked as a daisy kissed with dew.
We'll, it wasn't any feller by that
name but Bill Jones that kissed me,
confound his picture, told him every
body would find it out
Butte record., 1856-10-18

Hg- AT Srba-topol dur 'ng the siege
a cannon ball buried itself in the side
of hill, and a strram of water began
to flow from the spot, which supplied
the soldiers with water for the remain
der of the season. This b Ill must have
been shot from a spring run.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

A QUACK medicine maker advertis-
es a poultice that will draw out mems
virtues. Their vices may be drawn
out without the aid of poultices.
Butte record., 1856-10-18
IN WYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.

AT wvandotte Prect-W Y Bliss lns, II She pherd,
snow. Judges;
Al wilson's Ranch Prect-JWilson Ins Duncan ids
Al BurIaIo Ranch Pfect-Wm Armstrong Ins.
Al IIoncui Cify Prsct-I Fox lns.
At Hylandyillc Prect-D Ncwbert lnr, swain, u
Butte record., 1856-10-18

ga man had sigh, Cheap La
dies Shoes for sale here He found
that not a lady entered his store. No
wonder. The ladies do rot want to
be called cheap, they want to be called
dear.
Butte record., 1856-10-18
Attest. MILES CHAPLIN. Clerk CT The Board,
Ny NJ. II. DAKRAcH, Deputy.
AN ACT to Regulate Election, passed March I'D,

AN ACT to Regulate Election, passed March I'D,
1850.
SEc. is. When an Election 81 ordered. the Board
Of Supervisors shall appoint fuI ch precnt, from
the qualified Electors OF the Township. in which such
PIectuci hes Inspector and two Judges, who
shall constitute u Board Of Election In case said
Board be not appointed for any Precint by the Board
oi Supervsors. specified in this Section, the Elec-
ors present on the morning Of the day of election al
the place where the Potts the day of The last
1enersi EisclIon, may appoint Board OF Judges for
such Precint.r
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors
MILES CHAPLIN, Celrk OF the Board.
Ry II
Butte record., 1856-10-18

OLD Maps One of the favored
subjects for exercising the courage of
the coward, and the wit Of the witless.
Butte record., 1856-10-18
IN EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

At New Philadelphia Prect-Levi Smith Ins.
At Morris RaNine Prect-Geo North lns-
At Sparks House Prect-E VI Sparks lns.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

nea- Nothing elevates Us SO much as
the presence of spirit similar, yet su-
perlor 10 our own
Butte record., 1856-10-18

OTrIcE FYATuER RIVER OPHIR Co., I
Oroville. October 9th 1886. \
A dividend has been This day dsclared, payable al
the oflca OF The Company.
o6-vet JAS N. MURDOCH, Secretary.
Butte record., 1856-10-18
IMPERIAL GIFTS TO AMERICAN C11

IMPERIAL GIFTS TO AMERICAN CITI>
zENs.-Whatever exceptions may be
taken to LoIis Napoleon's political
course, there are two virtues VII ch his
enemies must concede to him He
never forgets q service or fails to re-
ward merit when it is brought under
his notice His generosity in these
respects has recently been employed in
the instance of two of our countrymen.
To the Rev. Mr.. Stewart, chaplain in
he United States Navy, who defended
him when his conduct whilst al exile
in New York was brought into contro-
verSy a few months since, he has for
warded a magnificent diamond snuff
box, aud to Mr. Francis, the inventor
of the wagon pontoon tor crossing rlv-
ers, which was recently exhibited be-
fore him, he has also sent similar
mark of his appreciation. These are
acts of graceful munifcence which can
not but win partisans for the donor
Butte record., 1856-10-18

SEyTIMENr.-Public Schools-The
ArchimedeaR lever that moves the
world.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

Al Hamilton Prect-Robt Crawford Ins, Robl Davis
A Moore, Judges
At Furkner's Ranch Prect-A forkner Ins, VI
Richards. + Conrad, Judges.
At Neal's Ranch Prect-Ssm'l Neal lns.
At Turner's Ranch Precinct. Geo Campbell, Insp'r
lis ordered, that hundred copies Of The fore>
going order be printed and that one copy thereof be
posted each Election Precint, and that the be
published by two id he Butte RECORD, paper pub
iished in Butte county.
K. Il. RANDALL, ChaIrmon pIo tenn.
Board of Supervisors
MILES CHAPLIN Cerk of ihs hoard
Butte record., 1856-10-18

NEWSPAPER PERSONALITY The Bonn
bag Gazette thus defines the proper use
Of personality in the newspaper Press
'The public acts and public characters
of public men are of course fair sub
jects for honest comment. The social
conduct and and personal character Of
such men are also proper subjects Of
criticism. so far as they affect the in
terests of the public. Thus, if a judge
is dishonest in his private dealin-s,
minister of religion grossly immoral, a
teacher of youth brutishly ignorant, or,
in general, it any man is or does that
which entails detrlmcnt or danger to
the public interests confded to him,
the personality in which he is exposed
and denounced is a proper personality.
We do not say that every nice offerce
of public man must bear it comment
Butte record., 1856-10-18
IN BIDWELL TOWNSHIP.
u BidwelI precinct-R IIobar: In,'r, c W Hess aud
IN MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWNP

IN MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWN'P
Al Enterprise Preencl-R Taylor lns.,-N Chap man.
& Clea, Gland. Judges:
At v.niin-'. i Prec't-N Bullock Ins, \ Kibbe
John DELPHI, Judges,
At Mo.rein~u Pr,c't-+chn Moore, lns c Eberie,
7 {. Turner Judges:
Al Reinhnri's lIarPrec-Clay Rodgers. 1ns Hrown,
Al Mountain Spring House Pr-c;-Hobbs Ins.
Al MoorevIe (Dodxs's StureJ Prcc;-John hr!es ms
J'd..
Butte record., 1856-10-18
IN CHICO TOWNSHIP.
IN HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

At Chico Prect-Henry CLANCY Ins-
Al jennings Ranch Prect-H L Jennings Ins.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 10, 1855
The statement in the local columns of a
Washington paper, " that the Catholics of
Georgetown insist that majority of the DEM
ocratic candidates for city Offices, at the ap-
preaching election, hall be taken from their
church," is incorrect. The fact is, those mem
bers of the Catholic church who have been
spoken to on the subject, protest against a
single member of their church being nomi-
mated. The idea of Democratic candidates
has never entered into the mind of the nomi-
mating committee, eight-ninths of whom are
Professionals, and a majority Wings. Protest
ants and Catholics, Wings and Democrats, are
united to a man against the common foe.
After very touching appeal in behalf of
the poor, by the Rev. Mr.. fillinghast at ST.
Johns Church, on Sunday morning last over
eighty-six dollars was promptly contributed
by the small congregation in attendance. The
collection would doubtless have been much
larger, had it not been that at least one half
the congregation usually in attendance at this
venerable temple was absent in consequence
of the severity of the weather
The anti-Know Nothings are to have or and
mass meeting at Forrest Hall on Saturday
evening next The services of several able
speakers have been secured for the occ aston.
The -four and grain market is very much
depressed under the foreign news. No sales
Buyers and sellers both holding off to see the
effect upon the Northern markets.
SPECTATOR.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXTEP SIvk SALE OF FURNITURE

BY JAS. T.. McGUlkE, Auctioneer.
FXTEP SIVk SALE OF FURNITURE
IL and Househsld Effects.-By virtue Of .
deed Of trust, and to satisfy distrain for house
public auction, commencing on WEDNESDAY
morning, February Goth, at 10 O'Clock, the entire
Furniture and Effects Of the American Hotel, or
Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and a. streets
comprising
Mahogany hsir-spring Sofas
Rocker, arm and parlor Chairs
Gilt-frame Mirrors, gas Chandeliers
Cane and wood-seat Chairs. Lounges
Mahogany centre, side and dining Tables
Window Curtains, Shades and Cornice
Superior Brussels, three ply and ingram Carpets
Hall and stair Oilcloth, stair Carpets
Cottage Chamber Sets. various patterns
Single and double Bedsteads, Wardrobes
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Washstands
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets and Comforts
Hair and husk Mattresses
Counterpanes, Sheets, Table Cloths
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Toilet Sets
ONCE Chairs and Cushions, Office Furniture
Hatracks, Hall and chamber Tables
China, Glass and Crockervware
Silver plated Spoons and Forks, Table Cutlery
Radiators, open CRATE and air tight Stoves
Large and superior Cook Stove
Kitchen Utensils
Andirons, Shovels and longs, &c.
Together with large variety Of articles not ne
cessary to enumerate.
The sale will be continued from day to day un-
til the whole Is disposed Of
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credi,
notes, bearing interest
b. MILBURN, Trustee
A. +. l.. KEESE, Bailif
feb I'D J. G. MEG UIRE, Auct'r.
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Later from Havana.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-the steamer Cahav-
ba from New Orleans with Havana dates Of
the 18th, arrived up this forenoon The Hs-
vans markets were unchanged. Freights
were declining.
The Cahawba towed the frigate Saratoga
out Of Havana, and the latter proceeded for
Pensacola. The ship Anna Tiff from New
Orleans was struck by lightning at sea, and
sprang leak. She put into Havana to re pair,
and would probably discharge her cargo thsrs.
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IL The Gr.a, russian Remedy.-pro

BONO PUBLICO" Every mother should have box In the
house handy In of accidents ~ the childTsn."
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALvE.
HISS Boston remedy OF thirty years standing snd s re-
commsnded BY physicians IL and speedy for
Barns fies bois Corns Feons Chibsns and Old Sores
OF every for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scsld Head
ssttle kssh. Bunions Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nursea Whiows Sites festers Flea Bites Spider Stings
Frozen Limbs Salt Rhs9m Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds It 10 valuable
remedy and cure which can be testified
have used In the city OF Boston vicinity
thirty years I'm no instance will this Injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions ia made from
the pure m.ssrias from recipe brought Russis-of
articles growing In that country-snd
letters from all classes cergyen captsins
others who have used and recon-
mend others Reddngs Russia Saiye IN mt In Isrys
boxes stamped the with picture horse and
disabled soldier which picture 10 engraved on the
Wrapper Price Is Gents Box Sold Of stores in
town country aud may be ordered Of any Wholesale
druggist For sale ct sHiLLlSGTONs, Agent for wash-
nSton. dsa =
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-FlOur is steady; ssIss
OF 800 bbls. Howard street at 81 So and CITY
Mills is held at the same rate
Wheat is dull. Small sales Of vh;te NJ q 40
asl 20 for good to prime, and red At Al So,
SOB Corn-sales Of white and yellow 1t Sc
a69 by weight and measurement.
Provisions are still inactive; Mess Pork
Sl6 %, prime Pork is sl4aSI4.5O Bacon /.
generally unchanged, and sales are confined
to the trade; shoulders sold for SIC, sides 9ic,
Hams lltsl2sc. The market is steady Lard
In bbls: l0tc, in kegs lite, and in buckets re-
fined l3.c.
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THr TYpo's BAtL.-We hope that every
member of the fraternity has I" uuoins'' enou Oh
in "bank" to attend the ball on Friday night
There will, Of course, be an abundance of fair
FORMS" with sparkling " ornaments," aud
as 1t Is lesp-year, they will be Justified" in
claiming an enc" At any rate, we will
not look t if one falls to our take" at this,
POLICE INrKLLIeRNcB.-0hicer Wise, in at
tempting the arrest of some disorderly per-
sons, yesterday, at the foot of Capitol Hill,
was badly wounded in the head by being
struck BY villainous instrument, called
knuckle iron" in the hands of one Of the
parties Mr. Wise, though badly hurt, was
and three of them-viz: John Paris alias
johnson, Robert Masterton, and John Glenn
ents alias McKeon-were committed to Jail by
Justice Hollingshead. At the same Office, D.
Lewis was bound over for court, for assault
and battery. w. Ford was sent to Jail for
abusing his wife.
THEATRICAL. are pleased at being
able to announce, ION the authority Of tele-
graphic dispatch from Manager Jarrett,) that
Mrs: julia Dean Hayne will appear at the
National Theatre, in this city, on Friday
evening, the 22d. This gifted and talented
American actress is at the present time at
the head Of the histrionic profession in this
country, and should be greeted by full
house ut the metropolis. She will appear as
"Bianca" and in Faint Heart never won
fair Lady"
CoAsrINe" is now fashionable amuse.
ment in Georgetown. Madame De Bodisco and
other ladies enjoying the " slides down hill"
kUNkEL's TROUPE are performing at the
Varieties with great success, to large and fash
ionable audiences.
WINTERS DIoRAMAs, now being exhibited
at Odd Fellows Hall, are we'll worth visit.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY }. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
LOSING OUT SALE OF SPLENDID

(LOSING OUT SALE OF SPLENDID
- OIL Paintings-On TUESDAY evening,
February 18th, at 7 O'Clock, at;the Saloon over X
arnnams Bookstore, corner Pennsylvania ave-
nue. ana Eleventh street, we shall sell a splendid
ern nasters: Of the former we name Salvador Ro.
70, BON, Puissin, Bolkman, Caypel, Bold, HUI.
t S and many others; Of thelatter we name
So,s, wines, Searby, Cooper, Ansdale, Lewis,
Boyle, Richardson, Lanman, &c
The above are from the celebrated collection al
H n Barlow, Esq, Of Philadelphia. and are
really fine Specimens Of Art @"~ e'e
Many additions have been made 70 q. ..,,..
ton, all Of which win be sold without r.se,na
The saloon viii be open and the picture, ON
Catalogues may be had at the Auction Rooms or
at the Saloon. VI
Terms Under $50 cash over $50 a cred,, n,
So and 90 days, for approved endorsed notes bear.
ing interest. J. G. MCGUIRE. Auct
feb 15-d
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
An UNDIVIDED INTEREST In THE
IA National Hotel, Washington, at Pub.
lie Auction.-Trustee's Sale BY authority
Of deed Of trust, and by direction Of the cest O.
Trust the subscribers will sell at auction, at
the auction store Of James c Mcclure Washing
ton on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March next.
at IL O'Clock IN D., eight undivided three hundred
and fifteen parts, the whole into three hundred
and fifteen equal parts, deing divided Of and in
all and singular the lots OF ground in Washing
ton, In the District Of Columbia, marked and
known on the plat thereof as lots numbered eight,
nine ten, eleven, twelve and thirteen, In square
numbered four hundred and ninety ore and all
that part Of Lot number fourteen, In said square
adjoining said lot number thirteen, fronting TWEEN
ty feet on North e street, and running back at
right angles with said street north the full depth
Of said lot fourteen, with the Improvements there
on, being the establishment known as the Nation
al Hotel, now in the occupancy OF VIM. Guy.
Terms Of sale: Or fourth cash, and the resi-
due in six, twelve, and eighteen months from the
day Of sale, for which notes bearing interest with
a lien on the premises, will be taken.
Conveyances at cost Of purchaser.
The property will be resold at the purchasers
risk and cost on ten days' notice IL the terms Of
sale be not complied with within three days from
the day Of sale.
RICHARD WALLACE,
JOHN H. SAUNDERS,
Trustees.
feb Is eo&ds &C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Flour 10 lower: sales
of $500 bbls. straight State 81; good Ohio
So l23; Southern 50 l2t.
Wheat has declined; sales of z, 500 bushels;
Southern red 81 s2t: Corn has declined
sales of 1000 bushels Western mixed at 7Sc.
Pork has declined sales of $50 bbls. mees
at sl5 81. Beef is dull; sales Of $50 bbls Chi
cago repacked at Sl4.2 Is. Lard has advanced;
sales Of so bbls at l0;c
Whisky is firm; sales of 100 bbls at 29c.
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FURNISHED OUSE FOR RENT.-A
Il large dwelling house, eligibly situated, near
ly opposite the City Hall, and handsomely fur
nished, containing eleven rooms; viii be rented
Tor the remainder OF the session Of Congress Gas
In the house. For terms, &C., apply at the office
of the National Hotel. dec 27-tf
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Stock Markets,

NEW YORK, Feb. le.-StOck are higher;
Chicago and Rock Island 95; Cumberland
Coal Company 26t; Illinois Central 973; New
York Central "a; Reading SGT; Virginia 6's
9a:; Illinois Freeland Us 90c. BIDS; Illinois
Central 7's 1875, 81; Sterling Exchange ID
active at 81 pr.
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New Orleans Harkets

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l8.-The European
news by the Canada caused an advance In
cotton of tate sales of IA 900 bales; Orleans
mlddllng sold for staslc Sterling exchange
Sc. premium. Freights are sitter.
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BOARD, &c.-MkS. BATES, ON THE 8. W.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable Who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-f
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feb I'D
BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

Dy . y. IUCUUIn Ey n UClIUHccI
gTNR 3 Z E'S SALE OF IMPROVED
Il Property.-On MONDAY afternoon, March
10th, at O'Clock, on the premises, the subscri-
Der, by virtue Of deed Of trust dated March 1st,
1850, and recorded in Liber A g., No. II, folios
pol, 262, 263 and 26i, one Of the land records for
Washington county, will sell parts Of Lots num-
bered one, two, and three, in Square numbered
three hundred and sixty seven, (3s7,) beginning
for the same forty four (44) feet from the south
east corner Of said Square, and thence running
north with the line Of Ninth street forty-four (44
feet, thence west seventy three (73) feet six 90
inches, theace south forty four (f4) feet, thence
east seventy-three (73) feet six (6) inches to the
place Of beginning, improved by two frame tene-
ments.
Terms One-third cash; the residue In 6, IL
and 1S months, for notes bearing interest, secured
by a deed Of trust on the premises
MICH. CALLAN, Trustee.
feb 13-eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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DIED.

On the 18th instant Mr.. ALFRED g. RIDGE
LY In the 35th year Of his age
On the 18th instant, Miss MADELINE PIER
sun; In the 18th year Of her age, daughter Of the
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q < REWARD.-LOST, ON SUNDAY, the
YO Sd instant, between 9Th street and 81. Mat
thew's Church, q brown Morocco Case contain.
Ing iady's Mourning Breastpin, with gold pin
and chain attached, surrounded with pearls-
name OF the deceased person engraved inside By
leaving the said Breastpin at Mr.. SEMKEN'S,
Jewellery Store, Pa avenue, the finder will receive
the above reward, and the thanks Of the owner.
feb l2-lw&
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mtrhe Underlined continues his Draw.

School his once UiImans Drug Store TO Penn
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