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DIED.

in New Haven. June 2Oth, Asaph Parmalee,
fMr. parrnalee vas born in Norfolk, CT, IN 177s,
| becam, a resident of Bristol in this State, by
l. removal of his father with his family to that
Exn in the wear 1898. When he was 20 years OF
lie he connected himself with the Congregation
| Church in Starksboro, where bis father htten-
Ii church, and conducted the meetings when
u: married Hannah Hall, Of Orwell-he had 10
Ci;dren' of VII IN five are still living one is a
Teacher Of the gospel in western New York; In
rs. be married the widow Of the late Dea.
|artin n Foot, of this town. For the last six
(ar. he has lived in New Haven, having come to
|al place for the sake Of greater convenience IN
BENDING meeting
in pitt.ford. Monroe Co., New York. June 9Th,
consumption, Mrs. Milly Walker aged ~
kars. formerly Of this place
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Premium Fire Works !

At Wholesale and Retail Fourth Of July Coa.-
mittees, and others, supplied trih large or small
arounis. Our tooTks are rarroRted 10 be of The
largest sizes the safest to fire, the lowest priced,
and the best quality. For distant transportation
convenience in packing and saving OF freight,
nee could recommend oar Neip Portable Ere Works
Also, T6rpedoes, and Chinese Pistol Crackers, in
the largest quantities and al The forrest prices, to-
gether with all the other varieties of large and
small fire works by the dozen or gross. Gold
Medal awarded TO this firm by the Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanics association, " I best Fire
Works" exhibited on Boston Common. .iddrea a,
their old stand,
JAMES q. HONEY < Co,
No. l49 Washington street, Boston.
Laboratories Mt Cambddgeport and brighton,
Mass. May /, lS59.--S;s;w
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Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of New Haven,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of SUSAN COOPER,
late of Starksboro, in said District represented in
solvent, andalso all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and siz months from the 18th day
Of Msy,last, 1859 being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we d. therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our said
appointment, at the dwelling house Of Simon P.
Green in said Starksboro, on the Sd Mandays Of
July and October next from one O'Clock until four
O'Clock P. M, on each of said days
WIN. WORTH,
W0LCoT NORTON, o0"r'l
Dated at Starhsboro, this Goth day Of June
A. D., 1869.
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Gc9al Notices.
STATE OF vERMoNr-District of Addi.on,s

STATE OF VERMONT-Distrct of Addison, as.
Pc it remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury, in and for the District of Addison,
on the oath day of June, A. ID. 1869. Hiram
Ford executor Of the last will and testament of
CALEB FORD,
late OF Granville, in said district, deceased,
makes application to this Court to allow and set
tie his administration uccount and make such de.
cree in the premises as may be necessary to close
the settlement Of said estate. 1t is thereupoD
ordered that said account be considered by this
court for allowance at a session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office, in said Middlebury,
on Monday. the 18th DAY of July next. 1859,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested that
they may appear and make their objections, il
any they may have, to the allowance of said
account by publishing certified copy of this
order in the Mddlebury Register a newspaper
printed at said Middlcbury-three weeks sue
cessively previous to he time of said court.
CALVIN G. TlLDEN, Judge.
A true copy from the records.
IL; Attest, C. G. TILDEN, Judge,
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" We now see the rationale of the enjoyment
o: the Encyclopedias Of Lime and Soda, recon
mended by DR., Churchill in tile treatment 81
ConsumPtion--they not only act as absorbents
but repair and retard the waste Of iissue.'-a
P. De v ees, NJ. D., New YORK;
Your preparation has not failed to benefit IL
a single instance in which have used it."-W
F. Clark, NJ D., q 0. ell, o.
Your medicine we think invaluable and cheer
fully recommend it."-Ezra Clark, VI. D. Kirk
land, y. W
They improve the nervous strength, and il
vigorate the nutritive functions W F. RES.
NJ, D., Nor stown, y. j.
Their anodyns effect IS sometimes remaris-
BILE they tend to p, oduce most refreshing and
renoyating rest."-L. V. Newton, NJ. D., N. Y.
They increase the principle which constitutes
nervous force and are the most powerful blood
generating agents known."-Dr. Churchill.
:" / cen assure the profession and the public that
this preparation Of the Hypophosphites can be
relic on'-Jas. K. Clilton, NJ, D. Chemist.
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Black Lion and Blue Jacket,

will he kept at the stable of the subscriber, ;
les west of Middlebury village, during the sea
n, the former at $40 end the latter at SO, tine
ason All persons wishing to patronize first
te horses ut honest prices, are requested to call.
CHESTER PRATT
Bridport, MAJ 10, 1853 6;tf
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WRAPPING PAPERS.

over 1000 lbs Wrapping Paper. Just received
including Manila. Hemp, Rag and Straw, all
sizes and weights, to which the attention of mer-
chants and consumers is invited. We intend to
make this a prominent branch Of our business,
and Merchants may depend upon finding large
stock, all Of which will be sold at Lou Prices.
Please call and examine.
A. b. COPELAND.
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70 AGENTS WANTED IN THIS STATE to cam
hss with the GOLDEN SALvy Sells rapidly,
an make good pay. For terms &c. send stamp.
c. WHITE EN-, Lowell, Mass.
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CONSUMPTION IS DURABLE !
By the use Of Winehesters Genuine Preparation
Of DR.. J. F. Chur;hnl's Compound Of the
II Y p 0 p II 0 8 p HITE
OF LINE, SODA, AND Potash,
Originally discovered and prescribed b. him as
Specific remedy for
n a n m

CONS UNPT IONt
TIE use Of the Hypophosphites in Consump-
ton, Sorofula, Nervous Debility. Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, and all
other diseases depending upon defc ant vitai-
ty in the elements Of the blood, have proved their
invariable efficacy in thousands Of cases in Eu-
rope and America, and establishing the claim of
the discoVerer' that they are sure preventative
and
SCIENTIFIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
DR.. Churchill says
In no single instance have found the RENEE
dy fail to produce everything that could be rea-
sonably expected from it, In most INSTANCES the
benefit derived from it has FAR EXCEEDED what
could have been hoped for, when taking into ac-
count the Legree and extent Of the injury sus-
tanned by the lungs previously to the use OF the
remedy. Out Of twenty two
cases IN The third or last stage, treated at nv Dis
pensary lug the past year, eight have COM
p'eey recovered, eigh: have died, and six are
under treatment. Such a esult is altogether un-
psralleled in the annals Of medicine"
BE SURE TO PURCHASE wIScHEsTER's GENUINE
PREPARATION,
which is certified by Dir james r. Chiffon to be
properly made and chemicday pure" My fac
simiie signature Is upon every bottle
nS-Prce SO per bottle, or three bottles for So,
with full directions for use. Write for Circular.
which will give reliable information, and save
from all possibility Of deception. Sold wholesale,
at the lowest discount for cash, ct the Sole Gen.
eral Depot in the Uni. ID States, by J. WINCHES-
TER, American and Foreign Agency, 40 John
street New York, Also OF
p. H. NILES,
No. ARCH STREET, BOSTON MASS,
Agent for the States of Mass, n. H., and VT, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
Boston, June l, 1859 SLY
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MARRIED..

In Rochester June 2lst, by Rev. Geo. 5. Guern-
w, Mr. Josiah }. Durham, OF Bethel to MISS
Errlotte W. Coburn, of Rochester.
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aExCELsIoR.n
w 90 DIS M o w E r
rIJr 7 ITrT Il 1IAArr

Mr.. W. A. Wood after seven years of success
full labor asinventor and manufacturer of Manliy's
Machines, having brought the Nanny Combined
Machine 10 perfection; has brought his great ex
perience and inventive genius to produce that
great desiueratum, a light, cheap, durable and
successful Moving Machine; and after the most
thorough tests in every variety Of field, and all
kinds of grass; | am prepared to offer his Lit
tie Giant" to the farmers as superior in capacity
fof good work, easy draft, light, cheap and dura
BILE. (See pamphlets Farmers Can see one of
these Mowers at Stevens Hotel, Vergennes, and
at Z. S. Stowel's Cornwall, weight only 1926
lbs. PRIcE-Two Horse Mower, $4,000. One
Horse Mower, $1,000. Delivered on cars at Hoo
sic Falls.
o. shall endeaYor to be at vergennes every
Saturday through the season.
j.. W. STRONG, Agent.
P. S.-We continue to sell that excellent Ma
chine, the Nanny Patent.
Vert Addison, May 20. 1853. sew
The aboAe machine will also be exhibited at
the residence Of the subscriber in Corn wall, on
the 27th June, at Middlebury the 2sth, and at
Whiting on the soth, at two O'Clock, on each day.
E. R, ROBBINS, Agent
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CONS UMPTION CURED
WINCHESTER'S
GENUINE PREPARATION or TIE
H Y P o P H o s P H ITE S

GENUINE PREPARATION OF TIE
H Y P o P H o S P H / TIE S
or LINE AND OF SODA,
As originally discovered and prescribed b.
DR.. j. F. CHURCHILL,
For the prevention and cure of
G o " s u NJ P ITO ".
The salts Of Lime and of Soda are the only
preparation which, for the present wouid re-
CON mend fol- general use III. Francis Church
i'll, NJ. D,
THE THEORY
Phthsis is a diathesis Of general disease. de
pending, upon the want or undue waste Of the
o1ydizable Phosphorus normally existing Ia the
animal economy"
TEE TREATMENT. p.
Hence it follows that the remedy consists IL
supplying the deficient element by the admins
traton Of preparation Of phosphorus which is
at once assmllaole and o3yd-able. The hypop-
hosphtes Of lime and soda possess both qualities
in the highest degree, being perfectly solubls,and
nearly as oxydisable as phosphorus itself"'H
The Hypolhosphites are the specific remedy OF
the diathesis, or general condition OF the system
which has, as consequence, the dePosifiod Of
tubercuar matter. When once this condition 10
changed, the deposition Of fresh tubersular mat
ger will cease cTc .-Fstt
THE REssLIs OF THE TREArMEnT es,Ts'
What am anxious for is, that the Hypoctbfos
'phtes should be brought as speedily as possible
into uni versal use. as / know that thew will
prove not only as suIe a remedy in Consumption
as quinine is in intermittent !ever but also as ef
fectual preservative as vaccination in small
pox.
This assertion no longer rests upon the thirty
four cases with which my discovery was ushered
into the world in July, 1857. 1 can now appeal
to the results in upwards Of one hundred and Fifty
detailed observations Of the disease collected
duriI g the past year at my Public Dispensary,
Rue LarreJ, Paris.
To these cases might be added almost an equal
number from my private practice and IL, no
single instance have | found the Remedy fail to
produce everything that could reasonably be ex-
pected from it. In most instances the benefit
deprived from it has far exceeded what could al
first have been hoped for when taking into &C
count the degree and extent of the injury sus-
tanned by the lungs previous TO the use of The
Remedy. Similar results have, since the publ.
cation Of my discovery. been announced BY Pro
lessons Paragot, Of Brussels, and Maestro de San
Juan, Of Granada, in Spain; as also by Drs.
J1cinto lie Reverend and Galvez of Havana, and
Reinvlllieis, of Paris.
Out of twenty-five cases in third or last stage.
treated at my Dispensary during the past wear,
eight have completely recovered, eight have died
lowing in every instance 10 the existence Of
complications and six are still under trearr emit
Such result is altogether unparalleled in tho
annals of mathematician Dr. Churchlrs Let.
ters.
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GOLD PENS.

A large assortment OF Cod Peas aad Cases,
made bv Dawson Warren & HYDE, irst received
and for sale, at CUPELAND'S Bookstore,
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GAN BE UND AT

CHAPMAN X BARBOUR'S.
AT the lowest cash prices-of which fact we will
convince the most incredulous if they will give
US n ca !,
Challies, Lawns, Muslins,
BAREGES, PLAIN & PRINTED BRILL1ANTs
and other styles Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Trimmings, Ruches,
EMBRoIDERIEs, MIrTs, GLOVES,
4 HOSIERY, PARASOLS, & FANS.
Hats and Gaps, Ladies Boots and Shoes, a large
assortment.
9 r. O G K E r Y.
Of the newest patterns, and GROCERIES at ex-
tremely low prices.
Salmon, Salmon Trout,
Mackinaw Trout, hIackerel and Cod Fish, for
sale at CHAPMAN & BARBOURS.
Wool Irvine,
AT CHAPMAN s. BARBOURS
Skirts. Skirts.
7,5, 10 and 20 Hoops, Of the best make-aso
Lace Skirts, an entirely new article, Just re-
celved at CHAPMAN s. BARBOTR'S
June l, 1858.
Kerosene Oil
The genuine article, for sale at
June /. CHAPMAN & BAROUR'S.
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Fire Proof Safes in the World


ARE THE MAITLAND PATENT.
cERTIFIcA7Es OF APPROVAL, ~ coMFAR1s on
Nth OTTER SAFES.
Grafton, December Sd 1855
Dlessrs. SheuTin ond Burgess, Agents for Mar
lands Patent ire Proof Safe Gentlemen II
have examined the MLrands Patent Safe in
your store, and so far as l am able to Judge OIL its
Fire Proof Qualities, believe the principles up
on which it is built, the most relias in resisting
heat, Of any Fire Proof Safe, that has come un-
der ny observation, and particularly recommend
it to the attention Of our Probate Districts, that
are now supplying themselves, for the preserva-
tion Of their Records. BENZ. W. DEAN,
Sec. Of Suite.
Drattlebere, December Sd, 1868.
'Marland's Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited to US
BY Mr. Arson Hardy, and that in our opinion
Marland's Safe you a be 9 reliable one 10 our.
chase for the use of the Probate Courts
I. s sHH665Sh' ' P96Ss, Of
Middlebury, April 9th, 1859.
The Legislature Of Vermont at its last session,
passed law making it the duty Of the County
Judges 10 procure Fire Proof Safes, in which to
deposit Probate Records. In discharge of that
duty we have spent some time IN examining a
number of Sdfes-We have come to the conciu-
sion that the MarlanA's Safe manufactured By N.
B. Bigelow and Arson Hardy of Boston, Mass i.
superior to any other we have examined, for its
IHS Quhlltiess we nave bought safe oil
that description for the Now Haven Probate Dis.
triet, and are well satisfied with the workman.
ship, apparent strength and durab ty.
v. W. Q. WRlGAT, Asst. Judges OF Ad
h. .. SMITH, Olson County Court.
M. B. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Proprletors,
so School street. opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
H A. SHELDON, of Middlebury, 49,.
County Treasury. agent
III. DUNKLEE, Burlington, -,
!. a. LANDoN, Rutland Agen@'
Blu
THF
W A M So TTA PRINTS.
They are the Best Calcoes yet offered to the
public Tor the money.
WAoLEsALE AGENTS
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG a. CO.,
lem New YORK.
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Money Wanted at 80 per cent Interest.
THE SECURITY BEYOND QUESTION.
The Investment to be made in
STEWARDS
Improved Fuel Sariag and Comfort Producing
GnnurNrrS cn0vyrt


tits the only true economist among Cooking
Stoves.
1t will pay for itself in saving fuel every three
years.
1t has the very best fues ever made.
1t bakes perfectly on top and in oven both at
once.
It does all sorts of cooking atthe same time.
1t gives you also plenty Of hot water and
Alarming closet without cost.
1t hos stood the test for twenty years and
game constantly in public favor.
1t was invented and perfected by veteran
Stove maker
1t is the only perfect Cooking Stove in the
country or the world
1t is capable of doing twice the work of any
other Stove in existence.
1t is the sure source of comfort, happiness and
peace in every househ I'D.
l. costs but little more than a common Stove,
and will last YOU twenty years.
1t is warranted for three months, and may
then be returned; so you run no kind of risk in
trying it.
FULLER, WAEREN & Co., Manufacturers,
Troy, n Y.
j. W. DORSEY, Agent, Benson, VT.
Small descriptive pamphlets furnished without
charge. SO
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NOTICE.

Whereas. my sons Charles Marcelus Needham
and William Wright Needham, left me without
nv knowledge or any Just provocation. there
fore forbid any person hsrborng or trusting them
on NV account, as | shall pay no debt7 OF their
contracting after this date. -
ARNQN NEEDHAM,
Whiting, June :, 1853. sisw
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wINcKEsTER's GENUINE FRFFAaA1IoN.

is put up tn large bottles With the following word:
blown in tie glass = DR.. J F. Churchi's Hy-
pophcsphites Of Lime andof Soda ]. Winches-
ter New York Each bottle has also nv Fac.
smile sis1 allure. No other Is genuine.
~ The Phosphates, or e" Chemical Food '(sC
c He'd are radically different from the TYPO
phosph ties, and can in no case be used as a sub
stitute. Bear this fact in mind No preparation
containing iron can be used without danger OF
inflammation and he'7onhaEe NJ other drug O.
medicine should be combined with the Hypoph
osphites, or used at the same time.
@ The Hypophosphites are a most eficac!ou.
Remedy in all Nervous Diseases, General Debil
ity, or Prostration OF the Vital Forces, Chlorosis
Suppressi n, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c
OPrice, s2,00, or three bottles ior SIS 90, with
full directions for use A liberal discount &C
physicians and the trade. The DRY Salts furn
ished to the profession. Single bottles in concea-
trated solution sent by mail, when specially or
dered. Sold wholesale and retail at the Sole
Gene al Depot in the l. S, AZ John street Let
no one deceive you, out purchase ana use only
Winchester's Preparation
DIR. CHURCHILL's WORK o. CONSUMPTION
Giving full view Of the Theory and Treat.
ment and other invaluable information, sent gra
tbs on receipt OF twelve cents in stamps for pos.
tages Gy- the Summer is the most favorable
season for treatnnnt. Let no consumptive DELAY
for time is precious in so fatal a mulady. This
is the only Remedy that will cure.
Beware of all attempts TO impose different
article upon you, under the pr tense that i is
the same rs mine. Address,
i. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency. 80 John ST. NY
lilly
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Rice.

800 lbs. choice Whole Rice, for sale oy
F. VALLETTF
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Last Arrival of Seeds

For the season this day received
TIMOTHY, RED AND WHITE GLOVER,
Vetches, Pess, Garden Seeds, &c. for sale by
May 20. E. vALLETTE.
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR.

1000 gallons Cider Vinegar, warranted pure,
just received By h, A. SHELDON.
June G. 1859
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Sheep Wash Tobacco,
For sale by E. vALLETTE
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Kennedy's Discovery, Woods Hair Restora-
tive, Burnett's Cocoaine, sold by
IA SHELDON.
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100 bbls. Extra g. Double Extra
FAMILY FLOUR. for sale by
May 81. VALLFTTT.
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New York NIarkets.

NEW YoRk, April 2S.-Flour closed heavy !;
S6aS6 80. -
Wheat closed very dali, with a declining ten
dency; Western rod 81 a.
Corn closed firm; mixed SLASH c white SIC;
yellow s3aS6c.
Pork closed heavy; mess sI7asI7 IS; prime
Lard closed firm at n YaIixc.
Whiskey closed dull al 25a2JIe
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DIED,
Found drowned, on the morning the 9th inst
IN tho Potomac river, near Geis5or0'. Mr. JOHN
ALFRED CASSELL, in the sd ear of his age
His friends and the friends of the family ara I'm
vited to attend his funeral from his late residence
corner OF 9TH street and Virginia avenue this
the 18th instant ut o'clock p. M, to proceed from
there to st. Patrick's vault where his remains are
teposIted, acd thence to Mount Olivet Cemetery.
On tho Path instant, MARY ELLEN, wife of
Henry ). lInkIns. IN the sd year of her age
Her funeral will lake place Wednesday evening
April nth, ut O'Clock. from her late residence on
s6th street, between f. and SITS. ap 25-St'
In Georgetown, on the 22d instant, SARAH Ell
LEN, wife OF Jesse Chick in the sd year of her age
(Cecil Wing and Democrat please copy.
On Saturday, the sd instant, Mrs. C. MAJ.VINA
wIfo of the Roy. B. F. BIttenger, aged 81 wears.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April IS Flour closed active, but
hrner; Howard 1t: and Ohio S6.12k;
Grain unchanged; white wheat 81 7OsSl IS:
red 81 .i0aSi IS.
Coin closed quiet white 76a7sc; yellow sOas1c
Provisions closed dull sides and shoulders 7ka
9kc.
Whisky closed firm.
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Kimancial-

NEW YORK, April 25.-Stoch are lower and
dull; United States SIS of ls74 IO4 - Chic,sro ~
hock Island 57S; Illinois Central bonds IS : !:
michigan Southern, guaranteed bonds "a \; New
York Central 72Si Pennsylvania Coal Co sOR /;
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BY BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; GeorxetovD-

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON THn HsIeHrs
- OF GEoRSETowY AT AucTIoN-On MONDAY
AFTERNOON 18th instant. At 81 O'Clock, we will
sell, the premises. Favette street opposite 9TH
thrst lot north of the CedaTs,l the Frame Dwell,
ling lately erected by A. Schedd, Esq.
The house is built IN the best style contains II
roooms; is very convenient. The grounds are or
namented with choice fruit trees and flowers, and
command beautiful view of Washington and the
Potomac shores.
This property Is only sold because the proprietor
has removed from the District
Terms: Ono fourth cash; the residue in 6, II, -ls
deed of tru I taken.
ap A-eo&ds BARNARD& BUCKLEY. aucts
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRA, April 2S-FIour-N NJ s.l.. "a.
quote Union street super al &c Is
Wheat-No sales OF white; sales of ,.d a As
aSl AS. i ~. TA."
Corn-ssles Of white by weight at sic.
No sales Of rye or oats
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FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE BULL
~ DING I.oTs AT AUcTIoN:-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, 2Oth instant, at 81 o'clock we will
sell, on the premises, the following described vau-
able Building Lots, bel onging to the estate of the
late Timothy O'Dunoghue, Esq, deceased, viz:
Lots 6, ls, 49, and 3D. subdivisions of Square 1873,
fronting each 18th st. west between north l. and
alley.
Also Lot q, in Square III, fronting 50 feet 18th
street west between north l. and streets, and rum
ming back i40 feet to a thirty feet alley.
Also, Lot 4, IN Square l6, fronting both on 18th
street and New Hampshire avenue. This lot will
be subdivided to suit purchasers.
Also, on THURSDAY AFTERNOONS lst inst,
same hour will sell, part OF Lot 5, in Square 49,
fronting "a feet g. between 9Th and 9TH sts, and
running back III feet to an alley.
All this vaushle prop rty will be sold without re-
serve, to the highest bidder. Should the appointed
day Of sale be "a ny one, the sale will take place
the first fair day thereafter.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance in 6, u and
10 months, with interest," secured by deed Of trust
on the property,