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THE NORTH cAROLINA ELrc7YOM

OF the election of Judge Ellis (says the North Carolina
Standard Of the 18th inst there be doubt but it is
difficult yet, to calculate his majority Nor there
any doubt that shall have commanding majority in
the legislature So far losses exceed our gains but
we had majority in the last Legislature of fifty and
we afford to lose some.
Tho truth is, large majority in the last Legislature
was attributable, in great degree to the hatred toknow-
nothingsm The honest then in their right
wrath to put down that secret oath bound organi
zaon and they did it electualy This year every OPP
position candidate tried to clear his skirts of that oos
party. Know -nothingism nowhere. Inc hatred to
it had partially died and been buried with it, and hence
very large majority of ftysx will probably be re-
duced to forty ortyfve. At any rate shall have
the power TO elect two democratic United States senator's
who will support the administration Of James Buchanan,
the constitution and the rights of the South.
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HUMpHRET MARSHALL TO BE DEFE47ED.

The election last week (says the Louisville Courier
was sufficient, imagine, to thoroughly convince Hon
Humphrey Marshall that his political is nearly
ended and that he will again be permitted to mis-
represent this district in the Congress OF the United
States We friends abroad who are looking
with interest to the next contest in this district that the
result is not involved in the slightest doubt. Louisville
WILL in August next stand forth redeemed rcgeneracd
and dsenthracd. Nothing prevent the accomplish
ment of this suspicious event Brass knucks and sung
shot longer avail Mr.. Marshall and his friends
The majority Of JOG in 1857, which dwindcd down to
Al in 1853 will not only DO cectually wiped out but
that gallant national democrat true southern gentleman
and eloquent speaker, Col Thomas Holt will be sent
to Washington, backed by majority of more than
thousand of the votes of the people of this district
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
rrrom the New York Herald. August 70,

[From the New York Herald, August III
BY the steamship ST. Louis, which arrived yesterday
at Aspnwal have advices from Colima to tho l9th
and from the city of Mexico to the 9Th of July.
note from j. M Freeman, esq, of Freeman & Co S
California express, written at Acapulco the 20 of july
says It is reported here that Don Juan Jose az has
been declared President of Mexico
The Mexican Extraordinary of the 9th ult says
We have this morning received official document
which precudes publishing to-day several items of
of the country which prepared for this issue
We find in the same paper the announcement of the
death of President Don Valentine Gomez Fass which
took place at his residence in Mexico the I'd of july
at the advanced age OF ~ years. Senior Gomez Faas
had been chief magistrate Of the Mexican republic four
times under the constitutional rule and had served for
terms amounting in the aggregate TO year month
and eleven days He was favortc with the Mexican
democracy and was by them regarded the father and
founder of their party He had been for long time fee
BILE and unable to take active part in the politics Of
his country but nevertheless he retained the love of his
political friends and the respect Of most Of his enemies
His death, although long expected, will be regretted by
many of his countrymen ta
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Cable Celebrations.

NEW York, Aug l2.--The joint committee of the city
councils upon celebrating the laying of the Atlantic
cable having Determined TO celebrate that event by 100
guns and national slucs, and the ringing of all the
BELLS Immediately upon the transmission of the Fres
dents reply to Queen Victories message and by bonres
and illumination that day also, by military and
civic procession days thereafter to be followed by
municipal dinner which festivities expected to take
place simultaneously with those in London Great Brit
ain, and the continent, they request the citizens
Of the United States and the British provinces to unite
and order festivities at the time and in the
order of which due notice will be given.
In addition, it is suggested that soon as the Pres
dents reply has passed the eastern wires all
the telegraph lines in the country shall be united and
the words of greeting between those two distinguished
persons be thus instantly transmitted to every city,
town, and village having telegraph station; that i'm
mediatcly thereafter all the bells in the country. be
rung for hour, and such other demonstration be
made the citizens of the various localities shall deem
proper expedicnt.
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New YORK, Aug. 12-Cotton is quct-sales Of 600
bales. Flour is frm-saes of Il, 500 barrels State,
81 so a 81 So Ohio, So so SIS So southern, So rs
So 80. Wheat is firm sales of So 900 bushels south
ern red, ST. 20 81 rs white, 81 80 81 so west
crn white, 81 IL 81 49, Corn has declined sales of
Al 900 bushels mixed, 30 IS cents I; white 80 30
cents yellow, 90 cents Pork Is heavy mess, si7 so
SIT 90 prime, SIS. lard Is quiet. Whskey is
steady at 265 cents. Sugar is firm Moscovado, ~
cents Coffee is quiet at 81 liz cents average OF
% cents Spirits of turpentine closed firm at 445 As
cents. Rosin Is firm at 81 co. Rice quiet
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RECLAMATION URcED.-A London paper urges that bank
er cashiers clerks and other persons in places Of trust
not only entitled 10 relaxation occasionally but in
sss that they should be compelled to absent themselves
for time from their places of business Of
preventing fraud. While fraudulent person is ON the
spot and ygilant he keep his irregularities SAFE but
fyou send him away you break the threads Of his plot
and he is pretty sure to be found out.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 12-Later dates from Mexico
state that Glen Morena the acting President has aban-
doncd the Zoaga cause, and that the city of Tampico
has been abandoned by the adherents OF Zuloaga Also
that the liberals advancing upon Iampico. Tho
above despatch may not have been strictly interpreted
but is the only plausible construction the reporter
give il.
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SSa>sSoN

of New York, after all the imputations that Mr..
Blair has heaped upon him about the $52 600
and other matters, say that he is reliable and
truthful man viii Greeley and Thurlow Weed adj
init that all Mr. Blair said of them, and they Of him.
in former times, true, and that he is, therefore,
truthful man VIII the old wings in the North and
West or South take back all they have said against
Mr. Blair and admit that all that he has ever charged
against them is true and certify that they confde in
what he now says of others 1t will require among
all these, we think more than Mr. Blairs statement
to fix any political fact Nearly the entire body of
his present political associates have denounced him
lybecr aud coiner of facts for political effect,
and he has reciprocated the charge upon all of
them who were distinguished enough to at
tract his attention. The American people re-
coil from such an accuser and spurn such wit
ness No democrat can give credit to any accusa-
tons he can make. They know and feel that he has
fattened upon their bounty, and, because they were
unwilling longer to trust him as political leader,
they see him attempting to wreal his vengeance
upon those whom hc supposes aided in his election,
and resorting to every possible to overthrow
the whole party. Not having reputation enough of
his own to accomplish his objects, he seeks to per-
vert that of the iustrous dead to his unholy pur-
poses. This is now his principal capital 1t will
fail him. He is widely believed to be utterly unscr,i-
pulous, and few will rely upon or trust him. His
treachory to the democracy is despised even by his
new associates. They admitted him to position
in their ranks, solely because it was thought he
would deceive and draw off some old Jackson men
He is now trying to appropriate COL Benton's friends
in the same way, for the double purpose of over
throwing the present administration and of bring
ing them to the support of his son in Missouri
without which, it known he is friendess in his con-
gressonal district But they will require better evil
dence than his naked assertion to believe that Col
Benton the enemy of the President and if he had
even become so, it would furnish no valid or salts
factory reason for their abandonment of the demo-
cratic party and joining sectional one. Mr.. Blar's
scheme engendered in malice, will wholly fail to ac-
complish the purposes he has in view.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY, AUGUST ia, 1865.
Business Notice.

As the business Of the view OF The proposed
change n a terms viii be conducted strictly on cash bass al
agencies for the collection subscriptions for the lon dseon
tnund No made 10 Agents after this date
eept toMr W. pomb who authorized 10 make collections
In IelDsare, Mar Wand, and Virginia
WASHINGTON March %, 1s5S-u
Tho foregoing Intended olncude any
Tors employ heretofore employ
those only who have performed such service In other the
country. APP 29-n
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The Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. a. Returns from the several con-
gressiona districts indicate tho following majoritics
Second district Anderson, $500 majority third dis
ct-Clarke 4, 900 majority fifth district Woodson
500 majority (; sixth district Phelps, 5000 majority
seventh distrct-Noc 5000 majority; fourth district
Craig A. 900 majority
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Contradiction of the walker Sonora Expe-
difiOn.

PHuApmrurA, Aug. 1.-THE following despatch has
been received from New Orleans
Gen. Walker is in Alabama He left Mobile on the
steamer lie Grand, for Montgomery, Monday, the
9th instant.
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Extensive paper min Burnt.

NIAGARA FALIs, Aug. 1.-THE paper mill on Batl
Island has been burnt Loss, 500 900 insured 70
$65 600 The fire caused by the explosion of boiler
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JoHE CHINAMaS's Icn.--A new y-arrived John China
man, in Shasta California purchased some ice recently
and, hnding il very wet, laid it out to dry he o oh
going TO look for IL again be found that IL had dsaP
peared and forthwith accused the whole Chinese neigh
borhood of larceny general riot the consequence
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iHh POSTMASTER GESGRALWe understand that Hon
a. ', Brown, Postmaster General, returned from his
visit to his home last night in improved health.
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New 0RtrAss, Aug. l2.-Tne number of deaths from
the yellow fever here last week is set down at forty
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Arrival of the star Of the west.
Health OF New Orleans.

New YonK, Aug. l2.--Ihe Star of the West arrived
this evening with 81 900. ttA
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I" for export. .......,.... 1880 1892
Inc operations of the San Francisco branch mint from
the LIST to the 18th of July were as follows:
Dcposics ozs ~. II. ...... so 800 "a
Coinage, doubo cagles, $50 $500 900
The money market here continues to be rather more
active with slight tendency TO higher rates for paper
with than 90 days to In other respects there
is change heard of sale effected to-day of $500 900
of the loan at I06. Inc purchase made by
of the unsuccessful bidders foreign account and
believe that Mr.. Relmont interested in the pur-
chase and that he has bought other and urger par
for transmission abroad but could not learn the precise
rates large portion of the sum taken by Marie and
Kaus is it is reported to go abroad Foreign exchange
very fiat at nominay unchanged prices
The stock market this morning was very heavy and
prices lower New York Central fell ; Reading .:
Erie Hudson River B. and Pacific Mail per cent
Western roads also declined Michigan Southern fell
Cleveland and Toledo D and Chicago and Rock Island
4; and Galcna and Chicago l. Bank and State stocks
were steady but dull Railroad bonds more active
at slight decline in prices. At the second board there
further considerable decline end the bears remain
masters of the field
The -four market dull Mt further advance Of
10 cents per Dbl for sound parcels Wheat heavy
and unchanged Corn was dull and tending downward
Pork very active. Beef firm. Cotton veiy dull at nm
changed prices. Sugars quiet
At the cattle market to-day prices lower with
moderate sales Beef half cent lower and sheep and
lambs rs so cents head lower
The cash transactions the sub-treasuy to-day were
follows Ff
Reocp oncludng now loon) eil7a4 81
Pay menfs 30oo2l 30
Balance .- 0,62s hs2 50
Tho receipts Cor duc at Che house sOoeos
ADSUM.
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MssIr.l-. Ts.s.. J,n. Ii. lssT.

MENI1,ls, TEsS., Jan. IL, 1887.
To PUlnIc;-w. : Brainctt made Application "a
- last summer q cover our buildings With Vests
GalvA Cenaent: u beiug thiIag thoue BIT NC
would Try u; had appisrd o. P-cgsElith shVp and
k1glna Iioose, attached 10 the Foundry, They have
proved ALI requfed ~ satsr of COOS having With
stood some q the gr-atst storms and - ng good
satisfaction. Wccan ociy ADD, Ery and Will DC
S1tslnd. CuRlE kNAi9 Iron founsoTS.
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srrxkpnSplrr's of,1cE hSNruis 4 Ont &. r.
MIS,tiIs, 1I-SS teb. 10 leSs.
NIX. fn>sNus-Isoar saf'--uuT company having been
tyagbled very IA lsky CARS Pt s'Enlr II your
Patent Pant tpon them, ara 20 lar INV knowledge
extends can ch'eFiuliy recommend IL 70 Any Who
wlsh dry r,,ol OF ANY sort
hours, AZ, H. COFFIN, Superintendent.
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For Rent.

CyaME five six of ClaibOrne'S new and neat O.
- Cottages situated between the Lebanon aud Ea;!.
Murfreesboro Turnplkes Will be rented a good Ill
tenants, at low price, for the ensuing year Ihese
houses have the privilege of ineXhaustibie supply
OF water convenient To all OF them without charSc,
and are entitled the benefit OF the Free schools, one
of which is in their immediate ncIghbofhuod
Apply To \ vs. llNDSLtip
Dac o-dn T.. r. Gl.ASCOCk.
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MJ0rBls, Tenn, fec. sth, 1856.
To WHO'S MAY CcNCiKNs-fhts h 10 certify that
". = "a anett covered two Tosfs Tor mo last spring
with u composition called " cst's Patent Gdivanc &C.
nScnt, OF then new deck, tie ether old
shiuse ROOF, whch giving perfect satisfaction. He
also repaired duIcr ndV~ which leaked badly AMI
hai banie the skill OF Carpenters "a prevent is leak
ing, which he succeeded IA making perfectly tight
do most chccrfully recommend his IrO- ul roofing 20
the pubic, for all roofing purposes, and believe 10 be
permanent fixture against ure aud water.
u. CUCkRE1I,
Ha Proprietor Commercial hotSi.
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A GOod Dwelling.

CTTUATED Cherry street, near Lincoln s Hall, Is
- now offered for sale The lot Is 80 feet 'front.' by
lsO The house brick containing In all nine rooms
The house lot offered for less than the eostoI the
building. Apply To
Dec lit. A v :. lINISlfl-
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For Rent.

THAT convenient frame dwelling on the "a
J. Franklin Turnpike road near the urst assaH
Toll gate now occupied by j. \. Me- anpbell, lxEEzH
ESQ. The house contains four rooms Hcsides : q
kitchen servants rooms, etc. and has thirty acres of
ground attached
: s1- Suitable furniture be purchased by the ten
ant if desired.
es- Possession given Immediately.
Apply to A. V. = IISISIEE,
Nov i6-u No. IS College 81.
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Attached is a t. from JoHN L. MORGAN, Esq Arch
cct, by which may he the opinion of Mr.. samuel
sloan the celebrated Architect and writer upon Arch
ecturo, whose experience with this mode OF roOing
without h doubt, is satisfactory to all.
MEMPHIS, March u, 1857.
NR. W. :. BENNFTT.-When IA Philadelphia, IA, few
days ago called upon Sir. Samuel sloan the Cclobrat
ed Architect and author "a the Sloan Work Archi-
t,ctuTe. asked hls opinion 10 the durability, &c,
OF Vests Patent Roof such You using Tia. city
OF Memphis, and lac told me that he had heslitioh
in saying that 1t is good and durable root, and.
all that It's adv coates claim II to be; farther say ing
that he IL using IL "A fine building tor himself.
Respectfully JOHN l. MORGAN, Architect
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent.

1.-TWO handsome and comfortable BRICK 1.anzA
i DWELLINGS,, Nos. and Claibornc's HEEEH
Row. These houses and well finish lEEHaH
ed; the rooms of good size, with high ceilings;
the houses well ventilated Hydrant water in the lots
and the occupants have the privilege Of the Free
Schools and the right educate thor children without
charge Caibornes Omnibus runs regularly every
hour from these houses to the Square the low price
Of cents. Apply 10
A. V. {. IJNDSIEY,
Dec 2-dtf f. K. GLASCOCK.
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Neat Country Residences.

T AN Offering for sale small tract OF Land, miles
i from the civ near the Nolensvile Turnpike, con-
tanning !. acres Tho residence Is neat Cottage with
four rooms a double kitchen, double negro CABIN sta
BILE, &c, aud will be sold low. Apply 10
nar - "A. Y. =. u.
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For Rent or sale.

A X elegant s1baFhAa Feshashee ee The so1iA'
N era boundary u the elss, situated IN tas "a
csntre u a four Acr. lst, a. Honr ~ sheh - L.
highly ornAmented etgb syssgreeEls. shade and ua'
of choice Varetes o. alss cpeszins tcsrsabis
garden hoake newly paterel and painted 1nd evers
thug 70 coaapieta Fspau H.
In addition ~ the dwelling there servants nn<ize
stable, Carriage aud COW house There = also large
eastern, capable % containing 500 barrels u n4fer.
me koass Is on eniaelce, commanding an exlsn.
sve and pscturssqae vir~ he property ali be sold
al price suitable 70 the times, rented @ careful
tenant Apply u
dec, h-u A VS.. il>isikf.
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For Rent or Lease.

YTyHAr convenient residence ON the Franklin "a
Il Turnpike, at present occupied by Mr.. bel E...
lows IL contains six rooms, besides Kitchens, BssA
servants's rooms &c, and has about seven acres ot
ground attached Il would be leased Il good tenant
for a term of years If desired. Apply 10
Nov 10 A y. ). LINDSEY.
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MEhf7fs, March ., 1881.
W. e. BENNETT, Esq-DeaT Sir.-Ihe facts within our
knowledge OF the durabity &c, Of Vests Galvanic
Cement; these; The building You covered for us
last Spring, am happy % state, has answered our cx
pectations. We can, therefore, recommend IL 10 the
public for all roofing purposes; light cheap ire
aud water proof roof Il does not get soft and run
from the effects of the heat az the sun; does II
harden ana crack from the effects Of the cold. ANY
persons wiPhing 10 know OF this article call
al manuiactory.
n. s BRUCE co,
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Ten Years Credit.

HAVE several handsome lots in Maple street, near
il the University which will sell on ten years TINS
a. fair prices provided the interest pad semiahnu
20 call for the princpa ou The interest prompt
ly paid. Apply 10 ,,>.ns,rx-
l..e Al y.
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0otfls, Nf.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Late Mansion House,
Norm Mdrkef .xres. ga lloor heLozr ths .Sz,lnre.

<s0lh MdIh1 sStfe1, "a ucoT oetolc the SQtdre
v. GILBERT having taken the above stand for
number OF years, begs leave 10 inform the public
OF that fact and to them that the house has been
newly painted from basement TO attic, and new and
complete furniture throughout The subscriber know
ing full well the need Of first class modern hotel in
Nashville and being in phianthropic mood has made
every exerton to come 20 the wants Of the public
and hatters himself he has succeeded. His table will
at all times be furnished with the best this and foreign
markets afford, and he pledges himself 10 make every
body contented and at home who will favor him with
q visit
Carriages and omnibusses will run regularly 20 and
from the St. Nicholas to Steamboats, and Railroads.
Trusty Porters always in attendance the depot
of delay
Board per day, 81 Is
Lodging. 40
Single Meals, 20
Sopper, Lodging and Breakfast 81 90
Breakfast from TO O'Clock.
Dinner 4" II to- 80
Supper I" 5toS
J. Y. GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House. Market street are two livery
stables where be found all hours horses bug
ges, carriages, &c. j. y. Alexander Co.. and W. T.
Wright Co., the proprietors.
Dec. 4-1yd&w
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Valuable Dwelling for Sale.

yT1HAT convenient dwelling at the corner Of :.
Il Summer and Dcaderick streets IS for sale. f4!sA
The lot fronts 65 feet Tho house COutNlns eight -
rooms aud Is within three hundred yar~s Vi the fuo-
lie Square The owner, wishing 10 90 To the country
will take fair price for this property, II sold by the
LIST OF January next Apply ~ -.-.-,.
Dec. lift. a. v =. LlNDSl-kl.
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Eflgelieid.

AM now Offering at prices TO SUIT The times, three
i lots In Edgeheld, Just beyond Donclson tore The
lots front each the Gaatn Turnpike" anu arr
$40 feet deep with street the They are epu
venient inc xhaustble supply OF excellent water
and in a RAPIDLY improving neis hhor heSa
Apply TO a v = LNiFi1t
Der If
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MilliarrD GOODS.
Selling Or Under Cost Price.

Tn order 10 make room for my Spring Stock .
OF Goods, will sell the balance of my stock Thif
of Millinery Goods hand under cost IYilliiU
price. Consisting of ladies' Fancy Bnnnets, Y "
trimmed and IN trmmed Rich Bonnet Ribbons; French
Flowers, Feathers, Fumes, Mohar, Head-dr Silk
Wells kidGloves at so cents pair, Pie Nc Gloves,
silk Gloves, assorted coors; Embrnideres, Sheml-
sets, Underslecyes, Worked Collars, Embroidered
IIandkerchefs, Jacunet Flouncn2s, laces, etc. A
general assortment OF Millinery Goods complete. Now
ladies' is you tmo to buy Fancy Goods cheap for cash,
there Will be credit given Remember the place,
No 10 Cedar Street MRS. s. J. LLOYD
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For Sale.

yTyHAr valuable business stand Market street, Ad-
ioining the Warehouse Of A. Hamilton now ceeu-
MAD nv CouIev as clothing store, one OF the best
stands in the city for any ret4A establishment frse
very moderate. Apply 20 >.,,,v
Nov 26-n A. v. - liNhNiLt-
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For Sale.
For Sale.

1.-TWO handsome Lots In Edee6eId, on Woodland s.
The Lots front SO feet each, and ITO feet deep
Apply TO A. v. :. iJSfslEf.
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gIyHAT valuable Dwelling at the corner q Cedar and
Summer streets The Rot ffonts Is feet The
DxeIing is large and commodiouF, ard tAeFe = nne
ofoe on the Loo it n of The most assirsbs soss
frns II the city Apply 70
Sept III A. v ; uSfrLkf.