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BY 4. GREEN. AuctIOneer.
nSnNIs AVN NEiD

HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW THREE
L Il STORY BRICK House. AND I.OT AT THE CORNER
l2TH AND NORTH l. STREETS, AT AUCTION.-O On
MON DAY the I'd instant shall sell, at T. o'clock
p M. III front of the premsesa handsome and near
ly new Brick House, situated at the corner of 18th
street west, and l. street north. on Massachusetts
avenue. The house is well built, and conta ms ele-
ven conveniently arranged rooms and wide passage.
The corner room is now occupied as grocery store;
also, the Lot which 1t stands being No. IS In Da
Wilson's subdivision of square SIC. 1t also has on
IL a good carriage house and stable.
The above described property is handsomely To-
Gated in an elevated and commanding position, ex-
celent water, and rapidly improving neighborhood.
Terms One third cash balance IN Is, IL. and l8
months, for notes bearing interest from dav of sal
deed given and deed of trust taken. Title indis-
putabe.
ie Y a A GREEN
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sI2d 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.
BY a. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
"AN DSOME BUILDING LOT ON NORrT

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON NORTH G.
IL BETWEEN lsT AND 2D STREETS WEST. AT AUC-
TION.-On THURSDAY, the 18th instant | shal n
sell, n front of the premises at 6s O'Clock p. m,
Lot No II, in square 567, having front on north q
street of ~ feet running back 100 feet TO an aley II
feet inches wide.
MS piNPeItS Is nahusnIney situ'teu on north u,
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, j.. IL, and
"a months, for notes bearing interest from day of
Title Indisputable. All conveyancing at the cost
of the purchaser. A. GREEN,
Je l2-d AuctIOneer,
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING IOT ON NORTH
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

DUBL1C SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
i executed to me, and recorded in lsiber J. A. =.
No l22, foos 1856, 457. 438, and 49, of the Land
Records of Washington county. in the District of
Columbia. | shall on THURSDAY, the 3th ol
june at six o clock in front of the premises,
offer for sale at Pnblic auction to the highest bidder
following piece parcel Of property to wit, part of
Lot No. SIN Square No 3i3, of said city, beginning
running thence north along the line of Eleventh
street west % feet THENCE east % feet, thence north
two Ieet thence east Il feet inches to the rear of
sad lot, thence south along the line of the said
lot % feet TO the southeast corner of the said lot
thence west along the south line of said lot 80 feet
inches to the point of beginning"
Terms, cash. Property to be resOld at the risk
and expense Of the purchaser unless terms COM
Piled with IN three days from day of sale.
EDWARD c. CARRlNGTON,
Trustee.
lie 10 -2awSd A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

DR.. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee of
Looms MiHeyGl Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his Improvement inf%I
vaTIous cities. has now permanently estab- -~-lLD
lIshed himself IN Washington.
This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
" IN ma king set of but one piece of ma eria and
that Indestructlble mineral. No metal is used in
their construction and they therefore free from
gaivanc action and metallic taste. There are no
FONTS To become filled nth moisture particles of
food, hence they are pure and clean. They are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far durable and
natural IN their appearance. will give reward of
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce
similar work of art to equal mine ia purity, beauty
dnrahllty, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work responsbly warranted.
N6 Ienna avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
ap lS-ly
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. Trustee.
je 10 -2aw&d A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
By J. C. MEG UIRE. Auctloner.

BY ]. c. MEG UIRE. Auctloner.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NEAT FRAME
L HOUSE AND LOT on 8TH STREET WEST BETWEEN
VI AND STREETS NORTH.-On THURSDAY AF-
TERNOON, July 9Th, at ga O'Clock. on the preni-
ses, by virtue rf a deed of trust, dated July 2lst
1885, and duly recorded in Llber ]. - No 60, TO-
iOs a. 95, and g, of the land records for Wash
Ington county, ID. c., shall sell Lot y, in Coyle's
subdivision in Square No 42, frontng Is feet 10 in
ches on 9Th street west, between NJ and Y streets
north. running back 95 feet to feet alley. with
the improvements consisting of n neat ard we'll
bult frame dwelling House.
Terms cash. JAS. NJ. WILSON, Trustee.
lie 4-2awSds l. G.. McGI- AUcfioneer
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- RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands of
life have nearly run out, discovered while in the
East Indies, n certain cure for Consumption.
! Asthma, Bronchltis, Coughs, Colds, and General
! Debility. The remedy discovered by him
\ when has only child, daughter, given up TO
die. He had heard much of the wonderful restor
atIve and healing qualities of preparations made
To- hin that he might make remedy for his child
He studied hard and succeeded IN realizing his wish
His child was cured, and is now alive and well.
He has since administered the wonderful remedy to
thousands of sufferers in all parts Of the world. and
he has never failed IN making them completely heal
thy and happy. Wishing to do as much good as pos
sible he will send TO such of his afflicted fellow be-
as request It, this recipe, with full and explicit
directions for making it up and successfully using
IT.. He requires each applicant to enclose him
shlllnG-three cents TO he returned postage on the
recipe, and the remainder TO be applied to the pay
ment of this advertisement. Address
DT. IL. JAMES, No. I9 Grand street, I
Jersey City, NJ. 4
Y. b. DIR. III. James has neither office nor agent 4
in New York some have pretended and adver 4
tIsed. The recipe is sent from no place but y
10 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
2i-Sm
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RUPP'S HOTEL.

IL The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he has made various improvements -
To his weil-known establishment, and that he 10 Z.
prepared To receive and entertain has customers 2cI
IN the most superb manner.
His House is conducted on the European style; the
rooms AIRY, and the stTIctest attention paid TO the
wants Of his guests.
The Bar is furnished with the best Of LIQUORS
CIGARS, &c.
The great dsSiieTatKDl, quIetneSs, coolness, (iu
the garden attached,D InSures for all a pleasant re
sort. OblIgIng assistants are AWAY al hand, and
all demands will be promptly attended 90.
wM. RI-PP.
ie lO-2w No. 49, Pa. av.. bet 81 and az SIS.
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CtiESipEaKE HALL u,>,r-ox ",

SEA BATHING.
- CHESAPEAKE HALL. HAMPTON. Va.
This SUMMER RETREAT" :" only miles from
Old Point, will be re-oPened on the frst ofA IA
see any of hs friends who may wish 10 en- s.:.5t
JOY SALT WATER BATHING, and the lux uTIes
of the Seaboard. The Hail has been much inpr0v-
ed and beautIfed, and ample preparations made for
the comfort and pleasure OF all who may visit this
delightful resort.
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages &C.
always IN readiness TO contribute 10 the enjoy ment
of guests. X. u. BANKS.
MAY l9-lm
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TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
Il Ivory Handle Table and Dessert Knives Knives
and Forks and Carvers of the finest quality. Al
hata Forks and Spoons, Cups, GOblets, Cast0rs Tea
Sets,Cak Baskets, Walters, Butter Coolers, DOub
jeS q. FRANCIS 400 7th at
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THE COMET PASSED-The artist. SIgnor
lshed In frescO oil-painting, after the old Italia
school, the passage at Charles WerIer's. ANYBODY
gong up to his saloon TO take glass of Humphrey Is
d Jnenemans celebrated Lager Beer recommended
by all Doctors as the heathlest beverage of the sea-
son, can see II without extra charge. je l5-5t
SEMI-ANNUAI. NOTICE.-We are busily en-
~ gagged making off all open accounts our books.
and shall as usual make an indIscrmnate issue of
the same up To the 9th of this month. Meantime
all who are aware of having an account with us and
would As soon anticipate 1t, will confer pecal
favor by calling at our desk and paving the amount
and thereby saving them the annoyance of call and
us the trouble of sending them.
je l5-tjyl CLAGETT. DODSON & CO.
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COM REwARD-Rsnaway from the subscrl

COO0 0REWARD.-Ranaway from the snbscrI-
e AOO her. living near Upper Marlborough n
Prince Georges county, Md, ON the 18th OF m
April, NEGRO MAN, DAVY GREEN. IN
dark mulatto-has IA large bushy head. with FL
whiskcrs round his face, medium size and down
look lie may hire himself IN the District. where ne
has relatives, make his way some free State as
he left without any proyocation. | will give Two
Hundred Dollars al taken out of the State-SInO IL
and 81 If taken Ia this county, In either case ne
must be secured SO that get him.
JeH-t1 WIIIHAM i BERRY.
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summer Retreats. &c.
FAUorIER wTIIE SULPHUR sPRI

EACQClER WHITE SULPIU-R SPRINCS
VIRGINIA
m les highly improved and wei, es,,ll,.had w.
TERlNG PLACE, ~ now open for tho n,,pl,, - .. :.
reception. The trains on the Orange III Ir -
AieAandTIa west, and from ,iOrdonsXIiie asSf Il,
connect at WaTrenton with lines az StoSes g
the Springs, q stant SIX miles 10y y graded rced -
Passengers from Baltimore and Washington c,,,
arrive at the Springs at lO1S O'Clock a. m and fr,
Richmond aud the South to dinner.
All inquiries promptly responded Go by letter and
circulars giving PARTICULARS, forwarded upon appll
cation. THOMAS Il. r. INGRAM
Je lO-lm ALEXANDER BAKER.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
Il Residence on the corner of r and 2lst sts
together with the Grounds surrounding it. The
House cOntalns sixteen rooms, has gas throughout
and furnace The stable will be sold or rented with
the house If desired. The lot the house stands on
land if desired.
ALSO. for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner of and 18th streets, and LOTS on l9thnear
street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
ap 8-tf
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RALTlMORE CITY MALT HOUSE.

MALT EOR SALE.-The undersigned having
corner OF West Falls avenue and Block street,
would announce 10 his friends and the public, that he
nas IL now IN full operation with large supply OF
my 6-Sm O FRANCIS DENMEAD.
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TCE-ICE-ICE.-For sale $500 TO 3,oo tons of
Il PURE ICE at the Hockey Mil. the Relay
House, on the Washington Railroad Ii can be sent
in cars eIthsr 10 Baltimore or Washington. Apply
to ROBT. e. WRIGHT, Patterson
ap 3-2m Baltimore.
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I1IANOS,-The largest stock of PIANOS in the
District always on hand at the extensive ware
rooms of JOHN F. ELLIS, SS Pa: ave,
ma ~ near corner Of 10th So,
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nR. Willard, DENTIST. LATE OF CHI
- CAGO, would respectfully inform the cit
lzenS of the District and vicinity. that hav- n.y.
ing located himself IN Washington, he is NID
prepared To perform all operations his profes-
sion. IN the most approved style.
Office, No. 80, Penn avenue, adjoining Gautier's.
ian ~ Iy
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ICE.
J. MIDDLETON,

J. MIDDLETON,
IL. ICE DEALER,
Office and Depot-Southwest corner OF r and 18th
streets. Washington. I'D LIFT
ICE! lCE!! ICE!!!-The undersigned respectful
~ inform his friends and the pusic generally. that
he s now prepared 10 furnish families and others)
through the sea SOM with the best quality of ICE,
delivered In any part Of Washington and George
town and gnarantees 10 give entire satisfaction.
Orders Ia he left with kIDwELL & LAURENCE,
corner l4th street and Pennsy lvanla avenue; GEo.
KIDwELL a. Co, l4th street; J. Il. MOORE, Drug
gist Penna avenue, between lst and 2Hh streets
6EoRGE SIErZ, New York avenue, between 10Th and
lIth streets; ROBr. A. PAYNE, Druggist, corner
4th and Mass. avenue and with the suhscriher No.
First street, Georgetown, where Ice oan be had
st all times.
ap 7-tf TN. KIDwELL.
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EARM For SALE.-A piece of fine LAND on
L Rock Greek, IN Montgomery county, Md, six
lands of Messrs. Perry, Wood, Bestor, Movies,
Bohrer, and Hawkins. ll21s acres. beautiful loca
creek bottom and some fine yellow pine TIMBER. 1t
can he divided, lf desired Call and see the premi-
ses those who desire to pnrchaSe. a-tf
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EOR SALE.--My RESIDENCE on the corner of
J. New Jersey avenue and c street south, Capitol
Hill, fronting on the avenue 62 feet inches and on
street south 26 feet II inches, and containing nearly
5000 square feet.
T.
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MACHINE SEWING.

EOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL.-The su
Il peror clipper schooner Marietta Burr, RI
Capt. Ira Nlckerson. has arrived, and will ~
have quick despatch for the above port. For-Ssa
freight apply to HARTLEY & BRO, No. l0l Wa
tar street, Georgetown, ID, C.. je II-Iw
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THE SUGAR SEASOT.

The time for making maple sugar is nearly
passed, yet 1t is gratifying to record large
harvest already achieved. The average rur
must 10. be put down at less than pounds
to tree. and this is large compared with
!sie wears. We should like to know tn.
amoant Of sugar made in Caledonia County.
ana We propose plan for finding out Our
proposition is, that the clerks of each school
district ascertain how much has been made
(nai:e honey to be computed as sugar. with
IL the district in which be resides, and re-
port the same tc the town clerk, and the
town clerk, on Or before the first day Of
june, report to one Of the papers in the
County 10 avoid confusion We viii request
the town clerks to report as follows
To tie NORTH Star-Hardw;ck, Walden.
feacham, Ryegate, Groton, and DanvilIe.
10 The Culedonian-Barnet, Waterford
A'rby' Burke. Newark, Sutton, Sheffield,
"heelock, Lyndon, and St. Johnsbury.
VIII the Sar aid US in accomplishing the
object suggested? And will the several
clerks OF the school dristricts in the County.
take upon themselves the task of COLLECTING
the necessary information, and handing it to
the clerks OF their respective towns? 1t will
be no disadvantage to Caledonia County to
have it noised abroad that $50, 900 or SD
600 worth of sugar has been made within her
her limits the current season. In case n.
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GOING WEST.

The St. Adams Messenger, contains very
sensible leader on the subject of Western
Emigration. The editor insists that the
East is just as good or better than any por-
ton of the West. That without good old
New England, no West had been possible
That We have at home all the elements of
wealth and prosperity, if we will only 90 to
work and develop them. That the great
trouble has been that we have silently SUBJ
mitted to wholesale depreciation of our
own character, and justified the overwheIm-
ing stampede by neslecting to stand up for
our own interests and institutions. The ed
ltor concludes that this western fever is a.
bout at its crisis, and man had better sit
down and coolly calculate the advantages of
his position. before he undertakes the haz-
ardous attempt of making it better by emf
grafton to the West
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\ AHIol \ ITEMS.

Cater and Niece. the M.s.achu.--
State Prison mnrd-rers have to'h rae
found guilty and sentenced 10 death.
The resolves apyroyri.tnc san.
to Toe used for The relic, OF Kansas If nrce
arv. have passed the Massachusetts, l!oG'
OF Representatives, 206 To los.
BEWARE OF THE VrpprpS'-Let 4;
President look out and remember M w
i-r's advice. Mrs Polk ha> decided 10 s,'e:
next winter at Washington,
There are four hundred and ff'v-1i
harbors on the Atlantic coa>, of the url:.
States.
1T Is said there are about ffir az
Giants at Washin.tnn for every Office 81
disposal of the President
ihere is grove oftrees in Ca'i''-r
averaging from :hrre hundred ard rye,
10 three hundred and seventy Eve isr'
heich.h.
j Holhrook. the well known secret,
AGENT for New Enyland-an offire he
held through several Administrations
tlnued by the pre.cn, Government.
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other homes of mourning made glad that
night as well as mine.
And what a merry. joyful Christmas we
had How the Christmas tree sparkled un-
der its many ;apers loaded not only with the
gifts OF the children TO each other, but with
more costly presents to me and to them from
their delighted father! How proudly did
Ellen lead her father to the pictures her in
dustry had wrought, and say. in answer to
his surprise. Mother taught me" How
swee'y did May'sins her song, and, throw
ing her arms about her smiling fathers neck
say also, Mother taught me y
Very sacred and full Of peculiar trial. is
the position Of the second wife. where tie
children of the buried mother claim her care
and love: bat if with true heart and zeal
she enters into the work before her, rich is
her reward and her pleasures endure for
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Another E'sser for Chief Justice fancy.

The presiding Justice Of the Supreme
Court of the United States rested bis opinion
that negroes were not citizens upon the al
legation they have never been recognized a.
such by the general government, either be-
fore Or since the adoption of the federal con-
stitution. His attention is respectfully in
vited to the following extract from an act of
Congress, passed in 1903. which received the
approval of President Jefferson and both
houses of Congress, and has been recognized
as constitutional by all the courts of the
country for more than fifty wears. This
clause, 1t will be perceived, specially recos-
n'zes the existence of colored citizens of the
United States:
Art. 1869. No master of any vessel. or
other person, shall import, or cause to b.
''npor'en' any negro, m"'a''o. or ofher person
81 c"ior, not naftre. Il citizen. or reg,sfercd
Ssdma" Of Ike tnHed States. or d seaman ma.
tive OF some country beyond the Cane of
Good Hope, into any place of the United
states situated: IN any state which bv law
has ProhlniI"d. or shall prohibit the impor.
tat'on OF such negro. mu!arto. or other person
OF color. Act OF Congress 2Sth FEBRUARY.
sos. See. l. /. T. Gor1on's Digest Eli
ton, 1887, p. 4J3.
Gan any more conclusive evidence be de-
sired to prove that the genera. government,
DAD recognize the citizenship OF negroes. in
certain cases. than this mos. solemn d.rl.ra.
ton OF the government itself? and if not
when and 10y what act were tbeir rinhts iii.
vested ~. \. Ecening Past.
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A LEGAL QUESTION UNDER THE DRED
SCOTT DECIsION-The Democratic can
vasSers in the town OF Gloucester, 4. |. struck
the names of the colored voters in that town
from the lists before the election w ednesdav,
alleging that they were sustained in this out
ra.eous action bv the decision in the case of
bred Scott The Providence journal init
mates that legal proceedings viii! be CON-
menced against them.
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nE.AIf..sa IN MISSOURI.

Las: week We published a series of resolu
'ioa> passed hv the Benton Democrats Of ST
Lonis. in their convention to nominate CITY
officers. Al their charter election the con :
test turned upon tbs issue AMI the Enamel
ra'ioniS:s carried it hy decided vote. Tbs
il 4 most j -ntfirant SIGN OF ;he times In n.
principal city Of a siave-hollng State. a rar-
" openly and avowed!y in favor Of Enamel
patton. haze gained a complete victory.
There is but little DON'T bat that the ii>or-
herlv a"l outrageous means tv which the
pro-Slaverv party il Missouri has endeavor-
ed % fore" Slavery upon kansaS-the a.ita-
tic' OF The subject al home, x the effect these
TINY. lave had uron trade and business az
-. Loais,!'av brought up tbs issue and ron
ir;batei T. III, result. The people have h,I
Al opportunity TO compare the two systems
OF Free ard Slave Labor, with reference TO
their own interests; and when The people cf
any State or City do this, the result cannot
De doubtful. The effect of this election up
on the puhlc sentiment of the State will b.
very decided. Emi.rants are pourin. into
Missouri from our western States, attracted
thereto by the ,heapneSs Of the land, and
when once there a slight observation will
GO nvince them that the only thin. necessary
to make the farms of Missouri as profitable
and valuable as those Of the adjoining States
is the substitution OF Free for Save labor
The high prize which slaves now command
in the cuttor-crowng States is rarillv dmin
i>hin- the slave population OF this State
These natural causes are quite sure to weak
e!: ,he bold Of Slavery in Missouri, and even
tually to make it a Free State.
This is Tie frs. triumph of freedom in the
Slave States. 1t is the first warning which
oligarrhs of the South have had to prepare
TO fi.ht their own neighbours The agitation
has seized uYon the South and cannot be
checked.
>EN~PAFEls NoNScIIDAIibN.-l he I'M
ION Of newspaper, in Boston. alluded to two
weeks since, !. now consummated, and Tie
1r"r'll'r comes to us now in qnarlo form.
similar to the first class y. y lailes The
new Journal i. under the control of SAMUEL
BowiFs Ct hc Sprin.ii-!d Republican, :han
whom we kn6w of no one more capable of
conducting I journal OF that character IL.
ia perfect master Of his ;,role.>ion,-a born
ed'or-an;i it is OWN. manly to his ,ara-
rioUs. cnrryeii,: and sai!ltul management that
the E"puI'l."an las obtained lis present in
llential position. The proprietors of the
new pa?"r have ordered one o: Hos ten
rvin'lcr presses at cost of s., 600, which
viii he ready for use early in :he fall. Il is
stated tia: this combination vii! secure. at
>:?'". = circulation Of over hr.n'y MouSt.nd
daily, ana about a. large a weekly and semi
weekly circulation. The Springfield Rppub
lean will be continued under the manage
mrnt CT DR. j. g. HOLLAND. Dr. Holland
has t'ent, ability and experience. anal will!
dont't!"s' sustain and increase the popularity
and Influence Of the Republican,
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Gle Californian.
ST. JOHNSBURY, APRIL ia, 1887.


V. B. PALMER is authorized to receive Adver
tisemen;s and Subscriptions. At hi. Ofrcss in Boston
New York. and ph:lx !elphia.
5. 81 PETTENGIlL & CO. are authorised to do
the same IN Boston and New-York.
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Job PRINTING.

We wprepared to execute nesrlv allkni'
ofPrinting used in the countrv-PLAIN and OHNA-
aENTAL,-in the VERY BEST STYLE and at Low
RATES. Merchants and others who desne BILL
HEADsor CIRCULARS ofary kind. printed in neat
style. may rely UPON entire satisfaction.
Orders se!: Us viii lie promptly attended, to.
C.. N. STONE s co.
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COYrxRllOUG4nCa.

We schC,t VOLUNTARY toNNVAItAIlCH btAr
s'rt'"t liz cor.Iyg ':p"n matte,s 4 :nt,rest. he,
Of NEws. patie .lsr.u iH be tAn.!t~L, r.c,i'.o