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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-25
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS

TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS
nell. Sylvia Noble, William N. Noble f~husband 81
Sylvi. Noble) Lucinda Hull, Hiram Hull (hasbsnA
Of Laeinda Huli) Olive Bushnell, Martin eusAssli,
Cyrus Bushnell, Cordoba QuiggIe and George oHig-
gle husband Of Cordelia ouiggs)
Candice Bushnell, Daniel c. Bushnell. Albert G.. Hert.
Edward Hart, Polly Minor. Joel Minor Chusb4na %
Polly Minor) Sophia Hart. Amos Hart hasbsai -
Sophia HSrt) John Bushnell, Newell Bushnell. Pei
ly Bushnell, sussn B. Palmer. James W. Palmer
nusbani Of Susan B. Palner.l Lovisa Palmer, Sancs
Palmer (~husband Of L3visz Palmer Austin Andrews.
Andrew Andrews, Lucy Stewart and John Il. stsuaFs
husband OF Lucy stevsrtl
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
The above named Csndiee Bushnell aud others, de-
PENDANTS. will take notice that on the 27.h day Of Ne
Venber, 1856. the plainti1s- Alexander Bushnell aAN
others, fled their petition in the Court Of Cosaea
Pleas. asking partition TO be made OF the lands Of nil
liam Bushnell. late OF Hartford in said county. deseAs-
ed. and the portions belonging to The individual hoiEs.
Sc apart to them in severalty.
said lands include the following traets. viz: lat. A
tract Of so acres in Bloomfield township. being tia
North half Of lot Number 90 in said township, bounded
North, East and West by the lot lines Of said lot. and
south by q line parallel to the North line, dividing
sail lot into two equal parts end A tract OF lEad ia
Hartford township. being part Of lot number &c in said
township. bounded ssfolloEs; Beginning AZ the SSutA-
east corner Of land owned BY Truman Parks. OF the
North line Of the public square, n the centre Of said
Hartford. thence east on said North Use Of the public
square l37 feet; thence North lf3 feet; theces NsstsS
feet to said Parks East line; thence Seuth along said
line 81 feet to the place Of bssinniag.
The last named tract 10 subject to = dover estate -
Candiee Bushnell, widow Of the deceased, est the for
mer 10 free from all iaEumbrance- The petition asia
that In case said lands cannot be squitahly apArtea,
the same may be sold. and the proceeds divided, ae-
cording TO the several rights aud shares Of the PARTIES
&c.
said Court and show esufe Why the sane should nstbs
done. a decree will pc taken in accordance With the
above mentioned prayer q the petition
HUTCHINS. cox q RkTLlFg.
Jaa OF. 1876 Arys Tor Pkg.
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EOR SALE.
SELLING OFF AT COST.

CEILING OFF AT COST
- L. n
Would announce to the citizens Of Trumbull County
and vicinity. that having como to the conclusion 10
change his business, he will offer his entire stock
at NEW YORK C0ST-eonsisting in part Of Ready
Made Clio HUG and Furnishing Go uds-sueh as shirts;
Collars; Cndershirts; Drawers; Stockings; Gloves;
Handkerchiefs; Comforts; Suspenders &c.
ALSO a large assortment Of Piece GoOds-consist
ing in pant OF Beaver Broad Cloth; Cashmere and sat
met, which will be male up to order II desired; or cut
out and trimmed.
ALSO q large and varied assortment OF Hats. Caps
and Ladies' Rurs OF the latest styles and best material
and rnish-al Of which are to be sold AZ New FORK
Cost. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Wishing to assert up, will do well to call and examine
the above Stock as it is all new and desirable
l.. D.. The highest price paid for Furs.
Ian. IA ,J6-4T L. NICHOLS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-25

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-On
Monday. 18th inst, affidavit IA made
before Justice Ban clay. by Michael Ken
nedy, charging thai Andrew Tygue,
Catherine Tygue his wife. and Patrick
Tygue their son, a minor, had assaulted
and attempted to kill his wife, Catherine
Kennedy. The parties complained OF
were arrested and an examination had.
which resulted in their being required
to enter bonds in the sum Of 500 each,
to answer the charge at next Common
Pleas Court. The parties are residents
OF Briar Hill, where the affair occurred.
The evidence showed that the affair
grew out of a quarrel between the fami
lies as neighbors. and ended in a geau-
inc Irish shindy. with the usual Geo
paniments of biting, scratching and hair
pulling. Mrs. Kennedy gave demon
s~tralive evidence, at the examination, OF
having been badly dealt With YOungs-
tca0n Register.
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News Of the Neighborhood.

ANOTHER TRIUMPH OF ALcoHoL-The
Canton Repository gives an account of a
horrible catastrophe WHICH took place in
the neighborhood of Fairmount. Stark
county, on the evening Of The 4.h inst.
Il says that a man named William
Thomas, occupied a frame dwelling sit
uate on the road South from Mt. Union
to Franklin. land about midway between
those villages,) which was discovered
o be on fire. 1t was kncwn 10 be occu-
pied by a single man an old bachelor.
who followed the business of cleaning
and repairing Clocks and Watches and
who except occasional paroxysms of in.
ebrieiy. was regarded as IN intelligent,
moral man. of highly respectable con
nections, many of whom reside in the
vicinity OF that place.
The alarm soon spread in that thickly
settled neighborhood, and a number Of
citizens soon assembled but not until the
building, which was closed, 1.-THE doors
being fastened inside.) was completely
enveloped in flames. and the heat 50 in
tense, that after ingress had been forced,
no one dare enter. But. awful to relate.
there stood the poor victim by the side
of his bed-stead, perfectly denuled,
shrieking for help. but shrieking in vain
none could be extended TO him. Moth
ing remained fer his anxious and almost
petriied neighbors but TO await and wit
ness a fellow being literally roasting
alive. Yes wait the departure of his
spirit from its earthly abode; gather his
mutilated fragments of charred 1esh.
calcined and d%isjointed bones. a shape
less mass, possessing nothing in appear
ance resembling the human form divine,
and commit It to the tomb.
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harm FOR SALE.

HARM FOR SALE.
L The subscriber offers for sale, on favorable terms
his farm. containing fifty acres. all cleared and i'm
proved. except five acres timber, situated two mikes
northeast Of Hake's Corners, adjoining Wortman's
TaLnery. in Vienna township. There is 4 good new
frame harm and n new frame house. 2S by 25 feet, IL
stories; also a good orchard Of grated fruit. The
place Is well waterel with never falling water, and \
spring near the house. Location and neighhorhood
good. DANIEL REINIIARD.
Feb Z. 1881 IIake's Corners.
elk. Rich Plsidsnd Stripped. Of the
~ latest styles, Black silks Of snperiOr qualities. and
ghih lustre at the WARREN Il GOODS STORE.
TNO HOTEL KEEPERS IN WANT
l. OF Wines,
Liquors,
Segars,
Groceries,
&c..%c,
Are respectfully requested to call in and loot our stock
through. We think We can offer you such Inducements,
in the way OF superior Articles. and low prices. as will
induce you to purchase. DUNLAP q STEWART.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-04

EXPERIENCE Is the best evidence of Madame
MOUNTS Consumption Destroyer.
Mrs. Mount-AIadam: am happy to inform YOU
the terrible cough and cold under which ] labored,
has been entirely cured and eradicaed by the Of
one bottle of your medicine. And can with conf
dence recommend 1t to everybody suffering with
coughs or consumption. 7. MAHAN,
No. 1S6 Chestnut street, Philad.
have used in my family Mrs. Mounts Consump-
ton DESTROYER, and can testify to its efficacy
OF severe colds. Is equal, If not superior to any
remedies of the kind have ever used for such a
purpose. Rev. JAMES Rom
This is to certify that was well acquainted with
MIS- Mount while she was suffering with the con-
sumption, and know this Syrup to be the remedy
tnat enected her cure. Rev. JAMES HANSON.
Residence, 6 street, between 1lth and 18th, No.
or sale In Georgetown ut F. A. Newman's shoe
store, no. ll3 Bridge street. south side, between
ner OF Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. In
Alexandra, At Mr.. G. NJ. Castleman's, King street
sole agent of that place. may 8-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-04

BRhNDRETH's PILLs.-The Weak, the Consump
tive. Rheumatic, Costive, Bilious and Delicate, af
ter some days use will find renewed strength and
makes the blood purer. The nerves commence in the
arteries and terminate in the veins. These pills as
hrst effect, act upon the arteral blood, increasing
the circulation by which impurities are deposited IN
the veins, and they throw off such collections into
the bowels WHICH organ by the energy derived from
Brandreth's Pills, expels them from the system.
When hrst used, the pills may occasion gripping, and
even make the patient feel worse; this must he
borne with for the good to come afterwards. No
great good Is often achieved without some trouble
In Its attainment and this rule applies to the recOv-
cry OF health; Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under load of impure
tenacious humors. consecutive use for few iay !
Will satisfy the most unheicving of the great good
the pills are dong The directions should be care
fully studied. IL understood and followed, health
and vlgor will, majority of cases. be secured by
the use of BrGndreth'S Pills.
Sold At . cents per box at 80 Canal street. Brand
Teth Building, New York by r. w. DYoTT & Sous,
~ north Second street, Philadelphia, and by medi-
cine dealers generally. 23-tf
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BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE vALuA-
II BLE BUILDING I.oTS AT AUCTION.-On TT ES-
DAY AFTERNOON, June ID, at 8 O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell three valuable Building Lots,
being Nos. l6 and IL, IN square south of Square ID,
and Lot 10, Square 559; Lots Is and IL front III
street north, between Second and Third streets west
and Immediately opposite the square on which Judge
Douglas Is erecting his four beautiful dwellings.
Also, Lot 10, Square $50, situated New Jersey
avenue, and next TO the square on which Judge
Douglas erecting those four fine dwellings. This
is beautiful lot, and will be subdvded If required.
This will be fine chance for speculation, as il will
ba positively sold.
Terms One third cash; the balance i'm six, twelve,
and eighteen months. deed given and deed take
may I'D JAS. G.. MCGUIRE. Auct
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLY
postponed until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June
9Th, same hour and place.
je I'D JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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lay Sid A. GREEN, Auctioneer
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VERY SUPERIOR BRICK HOUSE Al

rpnx ~ inlCI ~ ~ Ct r., MD i.oI
AT AUCTIoN.-On SATURDAY, the 9th instant,
small sell IN front of the premises, at O'Clock p M,
that handsome fOurStOry. cellar and basement Brick
streets; Immediately opposite Judiciary Square,
with the Lot which 1t stands, being north part ot
Lot l. in Square $50, having a front of N feet The
house contains IN all lS conveniently arranged
rooms. with large pantry and hath room inclusive
with wide passage through the whole house, with
reservoir on the top of the house. The house is
handsomely papered from LIST to 4th story, and gas
fixtures throughout the house.
Terms: One fourth, cash balance in SIX, twelve
eighteen twenty -four, and thirty months, for notes
bearing interest from day of sale. deed given and
adeed of trust taken. Title perfect. Sale positive
je Sd A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
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ByA.GREEN, Auctiopeer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOUR
TENTH STREET WEST, NEAR u STREET NORTH,
AT ACCTION.-On FRIDAY, the 5th June next,
shall SELL IN front ofthe premises, at o'clock p m,
Handsome Building Lot. being south part of Lot
No. {, IN Square No. 257, having front OF - feet
the ecst side of Fourteenth street. the corner
of north ID street, running hack - feet
Terms: One-third, cash balance In SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser give notes for
the deferred pay ments. bearing interest from the day
of sale. \ deed given and n deed of trust taken.
Title ndisputable. All convey ancIng' at the cost
of the purchaser.
may sid A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Arrival Of Excursionists at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 3-Six trains of cars con-
tanning over one thousand persons, including the
northern guests from Baltimore. philadelphia
and New York, left Chillicothe this morning to
participate in the railroad celebration Their
departure was witnessed by an immense and en-
thusiastic throng. and at various points along the
route the citizens were assembled and greeted the
trains with cheers.
At Blanchester, Governor Chase. of Ohio. made
speech in response TO calls upon him. General
CaSS was also complmented with cheers.
The guests arrived here at , o'clock. and are
now preparing for the formal reception on the part
of our city authorities. They were received at the
depot and conveyed to the quarters assigned them
by the committee of arrangements. Many of our
citizens have thrown their houses open for their
accommodation, and the most unbounded hospi-
tality prevails
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv TAQ n AToErrIDl- .-.z-

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
NALOABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
WEDNESDAY H!,laN AFTERNOON. june 10th, at
sonsta on me premises, shall sell LOT No IN
20 leet on lth street west, with the improvements
Gonslstng OF two Brick Dwelling Houses and a
Sale positive.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6. -. and
on the premises ~ VI ""S'
je i-d las q McGIrIpC A..
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The America at Boston.

BOsToN. June 1.-The Liverpool papers saw
that on Friday evening freights for the Northern
American ports had declined, with a still down
ward tendency. There was however, brisk de
mand for Orleans freightS.
Bullion in the bank had increased nearly $50
coo. and the bullion market was lively.
American stocks were more active. MARYLAND
hves S9Ka9lH Pennsylvania bonds 79asl; Mich
igan Central 81; Illinois Central 81.
LONDON, Friday-Sugar was active and dearer
Coffee closed firmer, and BreadStuffs were Arm.
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BALTIMORE, June 4.-The markets are gener
aIiy unchanged. Howard street -four Is firm a
S762I and CITY Mills al 81 so.
Red wheat Sl.75aSl.s0, white SI.S5asl 90
Mixed corn SSc. white YOas2c., yellow soasic
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WAS. C. Mcguire, AuctIoneer

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BUILDING l.OT AT AUCTION.-On I'll TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, June 4tlI. at 6 o o'clock, on the prem
lses, shall sell that valuable and admirably situated
.ot Tor business stand being Lot :, IN square -,
streets. This is one of the very few unmproved
lots IN this vicinity, and presents rare inducements
to those wishing capital ard eli gibly located stand
for business. 1t is moreover embraced within the
grounds designated as the site of the new Centre
Market.
Terms: One-third cash balance IN 6, u, and Is
months. with interest.
may ed JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Charter Elecfion

CANASDAIGUA, n. Y, June AT the charter
election this day the whole American ticket was
elected by 100 majority over both the Democrats
and Republicans, with three tickets In the field
400 votes were polled.
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VERY DESIRABLE MARKET GARDEN

VERY DESIRABLE MARKET GARDEN
FOR SAI.E-A very desirable Market Garden,
one half mile from Georgetown, on the lower road,
leading the Falls" containing about 1914 acres.
The place is well stocked with INDEPENDENTLY
Pears and Peaches-whch are very choice. There
is good Brick Dwelling on the place. suitable for a
small family. portion OF the place is well set in
grass. and the balance has been most successfully
cultivated q 8 market garden, it's proximity to the
Washington markets rendering it very valuable for
that business. Excellent water on the place. If
applied for at once it will be sold for much less than
its value, and on easy terms. Apply to
w. ALBERT KING, General Agent,
SGT No. So High street, Georgetown, ID. c.
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The Ohio Slave Case.

CINCINNATI, June2.-The habedS corpus issued
by Judge Leavitt has been obeyed, and the pris-
oners brought to this city for trial The exanina
ton commenced yesterday. The case was ad
iourned until next Tuesday. in order TO allow the
production of aridavits 10y either party IL is
probable the prisoners will be discharged bv
Judge Leavitt, but this will not prevent their in
dictment by the grand jury Of Clark county and
their arrest for trial.
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From New York.

New YORK, June 4.-The Washington CORE
spondent of the Times says that Col. Cummings
late Superintendent of Indian Affairs who has
conditionally accepted the governorship Of Utah.
has arrived in Washington, and had an interview
with the President. He also states that Lord Ma
pier officially denies the cession Of an island in
Panama bay to Great Britain.
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Fatal RaiIroad Accident.

RICHMOND, June 3.-wm. Maggie, highly re.
spected citizen Of Petersburg, an agent for th,
sale of books and periodicals, was crushed q
death between two cars, al Liberty, on the Virgi-
MIA and Tennessee railway this morning.
Robert c. Stanard, an able and prominent whic
politician, died here last night.
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Brigham Young and IN. Gentil,,

ST. Louis. June 2-The Leavenworth TX. II }
Herald, of the Both ult., learns from gentleman
named Williams, who left Salt Lake on April
18TH that great excitement prevailed at that place
Brigham Young was driving the Gentiles awav
fdom the Territory. Judge Stiles, the United
States marshal, the surveyor general, and their
families, together with Z large number Of emi
prantS. were leaving.
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The WEATHER.-Range of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, May 2s, to this morning:

Average height of the thermometer in the morn
ings, from May 20 to June 4, inclusive, 81 o.
Last quarter moon June IS, about a. IN.
Re1udrkS.-May 2Sth, showery, warm southerly
wind, and lightning; 18th, rain, thunder; June /,
succession OF heavy showers and thunder all
day: with warm southerly wind, and lightning
at night. n
GEoRGETOwE, June 4, 1857
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BY wALL& BARNARD, Auctoneers.

I OF IN TIE FIRST WARD AT AUCTION
IL On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 4th instant,
at O'Clock; we will SELL IN front Of the property,
part of cot No. H. ia square H. fronting % feet on
south side of north street, between 18th and 2Hth
streets west.
Terms: One third. cash; the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and satisfactorily
secured.
jeIts WALL BARNARD, Aucts
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New York Markets.

NEw YoRk, June 4-Flour Is unsettled; sales
Of 500 bbls; State Sc. so Ohio 81 los o. So
Southern 81 iOa7 30.
Wheat is dull; sales of - 100 bu, hels; red q S.
white Sl.s5. Corn has declined; sales Of O,OcO
bushels; mixed 90, yellow IS.
Pork Is dropping; mess SO .7Oas23.s0 Beef IL
unchanged at sl6 -5OaSl7 for Chicago repacked.
Lard is quiet at lix.
Whisky Is easier; Ohio 36c
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BY JIG. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

pEREMPTORY SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
- BCILDING l.oTs IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
IN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June lot n at
e,s CLOCK, on the premises, ] shall sell the north
INTO fourteen beautiful Building Lots fronting on nth
street, between ans streets north, and the same
nmmher on 9th street, between the same streets
Ihe It'll street lots back loo feet to a ten feet
alley and the 9th street lots back ninety feet TO
the same alley.
These lots are admirably located, with pavements
IN and the sale offers great inducements to per
sons desIrous ot making profitable investment
Terms: One fourth cash the residue i'm g. 10 and
~ months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises. "
lead JAS. c. MCGUIRE Auct
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Financial.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Stocks are dull. Chi
cago and Rock Island RR, 1O0k; Cumberland
Coal Co. lSh; Illinois Central shares lS DO
bonds 99x; Michigan Southern 81 n. Y. Cen
trial 8Sx; Reading Railroad eok Missouri os,
81
Sterling Exchange 10 dull,
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
nh STORY u q Z lOI-SE

BY a. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
TNHREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH
Il BASEMENT, AND LOT on Penn. AVENUE, NEAR
THE CAPITOL, AT AUcTIoN.-On THU RSDAY, the
ith of June. shall SELL front of the premises.
5o'cock p part of Lot No. g. square No. 49,,
with the Improvements, which good three
Brick House, with Easement and a new brick stable.
This property is handsomely situated on Penn. ave-
of Is feet running hack to street. between LIST
and I'd streets east, and near the Capitol.
Terms ne-third cash balance IN SIX and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and a deed of trust taken.
Title indisputable.
may 29-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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Lyons MAGNETIC POWDER, for the determination
gqltoes. Also Pills for the destruction of Rats and
Nice, for SALE wholesale and RETAIL at Shilllngton's
Odeon Bulldlng, corner of Al street, and Pennsyl
V6ned avenue. III
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COURT OF CLAIMs-Yesterday after we went
to press, Mr.. Devereux concluded his argument
in the case of Robert A. Gray, Administrator, and
the case was submitted.
Mr.. Darlington commenced his argument for
the claimant in the case Of Thos.J Flournoy and
without concluding the Court adjourned.
To-day, Mr.. Darlington resumed his argument
In the above case. and was still speaking when
this report was closed
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d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioner.

II
TRCSTEE'S SALE OF A NEAT FRAME
n HOUSE AND LOT on 9TH STREET WEST BETWEEN
AND y STREETS NORTH.-On THURSDAY Az
ERNOON, July 9th, at 63z O'Clock. on the premi-
ses, by virtue of deed of trust, dated July 2lst.
itoS and duly recorded in EIber J. A. s. No 6N. 70
hos a. IS. and s., one of The land records for yV"o4
lngton county, ID. c., shall sell Lot N. in Coy les
subdivision In Square No 42i, frontins 10 feet 10 in
ehes on 9th street west, between Nj AMI streets
north, running back % feet ten feet alley, with
the improvements, consisting OF neat ard we'll
built frame dwelling House.
Terms cash. JAS. NJ. WILSON, Trustee.
je 4-2aw&ds ]. G. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer
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DOR RENT-Four Rooms. in very pleasant and
j desirable location. Rented furnished or unfurn-
shed Inquire at 357 ID street, between 9th and 10th
streets, south side. Possession given immediately.
IN 90
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p.nusvlyauia Politics.
paltfmore Markets.

IAycAsrER Pa June Isaac HazlehL rst, o
PhiIadelnhia has been nominated for Governor
by the straight American convention assembled
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WATCH RETuRNs-Francis Kelly, throwing
stones and disorderly; workhouse IA days. Jas
Wood, do; fine and costs; Si.A. Mary Ann Co.'S
ten, colored, out after hours and disorderly
workhouse GO days. Moses Wood, do; do Ar
instead Sampson, do; do James Marsoletti.
vagrant wOrkhouSe Ii days
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MARRIED,

In Georgetown: on the Sd instant. by the ev B.
!JENNlE, daughter of David English, of Georre-