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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
Temperance Lecture.

The citizens of our village were gratiied
on Friday last with visit from Col. ". .
Greer, of North Carolina. A meeting of
the Sons of Temperance had been called
on that day to receive him, and in conse-
quence an address was delivered. The day
was very cold, and the notice short, so it
was almost a home attendance. We do
not attempt report of Col. G's remarks,
for they were not prepared for the occasion,
.ye5 TREY were sensible. practical, and in
good taste The evils of intemperance
were first portrayed, with its i'll effects on
both the mental and physical organs-the
inadaptation of spirits as remedial agent
for heat or cold, was dwelt upon, and an
ecdotes well told illustrated the points
aimed at. The confirmed drunkard was
.pitfedj- and the moderate drinkers con-
demncd as e2templars of the great evil:
"As you are 1on, so once was I,
AS am now, so you may be-"
The liquor seller was most severely han
died as "a good moral character was ne
thought none could consistently be granted,
as no moral person would engage in the
traffic. But he was not in favor of Pro
hibitory Law now-the people were not
prepared-the Order must remain faithful
prejudices would be overcome, and then
the law should be passed. with probabil-
ity of its enforcement-unlike the law re-
lative to the passing of small bills of other
States, be a'dead letser on the statute books
the people were not prepared for that
change. lie appealed to the visitors pres
ent to become temperate, even if they did
not join the Sons he was prouder of the
collar he wore, than when first in his youn-
ger days he donned his epaulettes, and he
trusted that God would give him grace to
observe and continue to do service in the
great work of reform. He spoke feelinglv
and with eloquence to the ladies, often
drawing the silent tear from remote recess
ses, which were Immediate y given way to
tshce sceeJhHfilt Jhfil ssPe8. Of his wit After giving an
len from their high position, or sunk into
the drunkard's grave, in his own State, he
| left to others of this to draw their own con-
clusions, whether parallel was afforded :;
he concluded, after occupying about two
| hours time.
/ A vote of thanks was then passed 10y the
Division, IA fine looking body,) the closing
| Ode was beautifully sung under the lead of
! Capt. J. Ferguson, the wv. p and the
company adjourned, well pleased with the
speaker, if all were not converted to his
views.
The semi-annual meeting of the Grand
Division will be held at Rock Hill, on the
fourth Wednesday in July next, and a Gel
ebration is to be had at Col. Grier's the
week previous, to which the whole world
and the rest of mankind were cordially in
;, vited.-Rock Hill Is, C) Chronicle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
Tnlce Bill Tidd was drover from Yer

/ Unlce Bill Tidd was drover from Yer
mont. Being exposed to all sorts of wealth
er. his complexion suffered somewhat; bnt
at best he was none Of the whitest. Stop
ping at a public house, man of netori-
ousIy bad character thought, as Uncle Bill
came in. he could make him the butt of a
Joke. and as the black fare of the weather
beaten man appeared at the door he ex-
claimed, "Mercy on US, how darkit grows
Uncle Bill, surveying him from head to
foot, cooly replied "Yes, sir; your char.
acter and my complexion are enoug b tc
darken any room.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05

This is only the result of last years labor,
which is less than one fifth of the time that
the Sunday School Union has been in op-
Grafton. Judge We men of the nineteenth
century! Ye parents Ye christians Ye
philanthropists, if such society is not a
blessing to the world of mankind and wor-
thy your countenance and support.
t.R. SKIES, Missionary Agent.
Montgomery county, N. c..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
CHAPTER II.

Mrs. Woodbyman was a tall. rather
good looking woman, with large gray eyes,
heavy brows of the same raven blackness
as her hair, which streamed over her face
and neck in irregular untidy curls. Her
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05

~ "Talkin' of law" SAYS Pompe,'
snow makes me thinb- of the mortal Cato,
who lib most a thousand years ago, once
said-dc law is ike groun glass winder,
that gives light enough to light rs poor cr-
rim mortals in de dark passage of dis life
but it would puzzle de debble himself to
see troo it"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05

Tg- An Indiana paper says that during
trial in Lawrence court, a young lad who
was called as a witness was asked 1t la
knew the obligation of an oath, and where
he wonld 90 if he told a lie. He SAL he
supposed he should 60 where al the law
vers went
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as-An advocate of total abstinence
was once urging confirmed topper to fore
po his favorite Monongahela, and to sub
stitnte water in its stead, declaring the
claims water possessed over all other fluids
as a beverage.
81 know" said Tipsy, ~ ter is fine
thing. bat then it is so blamed thin
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ALEXANDRIA.
Corrs.po.ds,.e. Of "a. s.a,. .

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct S, 1859.
The County Court disposed of the following
business yesterday David Manly and Geo. Web,
ster, charged with inficting wounds with a knife
upon the person Of a negro named Robert Ken
| trial to-day for misdemeanor, the Cont not s,,s
tanning the original charge of felony against the
prisoners Robert Ballenger, charged with the
on. OF removing the coupling from the cars of
Tue alexandra and Washington Railroad while
the train was in motion, was examined. and there
not being sufficient evidence produced To sustain
the charge he was dismissed Adjourned until
this morning at IL O'Clock !
The attendance of persons At tho ,rbeoloo5c,I
seminary Yesterday to witness the dedication of
Aspinwail Hall was very large. .including the
i 10 Episcopal BishoPs:-Meade and Johns
Oh virginia. FOLK, Of Louisiana; Hopkins of Yer
mont and Smith, of Kentucky: besides numhe,
OF ministers from different states The Ri Rev
BISHOPS Meade and Johns and DR. BedeII d.liv
ieu .nufestlng addresses suited to the occasion
Id'nan new slx-horse coach, ''The CRYSTAL Pal
ace" was brought into service for the first time
since Its arrival from Baltimore in CONVEYING
passengers to and from the Seminary. and lis
.aa,"d was iairiy tested, 1t having comfortably
a, ne 1oiiowlng gentlemen were appointed by
the Court school commissioners for this county for
,he current year :-B. III. Lambert James En-
tWlsle; ;. III. Williams, w. d. Massey, and II. 8.
Wunder "~ - -
The play Of Gngomar, at Prices Varieties last
night, was well received by large and fash on.
aoie audiehce-a greater number Of ladies being
present than has at any time graced the theatre.
MISS Thompson sustained the character of Par.
tnenla In astyie unexceptionable and by her pas.
Slonate and energetic act z, won golden opinions
from her andletce. She walks and holds the stage
admirably, and seems wonderfully devoid of that
nervousness which characterizes Young actresses
Tonight she plays Pauline Deschappelles in the
comedy OF the Lady Of Lyons; and also that of Nan
In the farce of Good for Nothing capital bill.
Quite number Of our citizens will be present
Today at the tournament at Analostan Island.
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IsEcoNn nIsnLnrul
The Misseuri Stair Eair

81 louis, Oct 3.-Although the State Fair has
Ill P,oionged two DAYS beyond the allotted
ue, ue lh'eres Is unabated Upward, Of ~ O a
persons Were on the grounds today RE nro-
oeeGngs IN the amPhitheatre opened with ~.
eAhloluon OF thoroughbred stations over four
y,ats Ola, the hrSt premium Of slOO being ava,d :
ed To waterloo, ~ owned by T. r. PONDER,
OF New Orleans. The prize for thorough -hr.S
mares was taken by Mary Weller. y owned low
. Doooe, OF ST Louis county. Mo
stallion OF any age or breed was awarded "a
!. Douoloon," thoroughbred. owned by ri :
Moore, oil Cooper county, Mo; for the best mare.
premium OF S2uO was awarded TO Belle sberi
ny. 'O"'
During the afternoon spirited contest for the
VI 600 prize. for the fastest trotter occurred he
tween Flora Temple, Princess, Ike Cook. Green
Mountain, and Hiram Woodruff which was a.
nally won by Flora Temple.
There was also display Of female equestrian
ism this afternoon, Miss Ann Cronk, Of Beloit,
Wis, carrying of the prize
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FiIIibu,teriny Increment.

NV ORLEANS, Oct. i.-Collector Hatch has
refused clearance for the steamer PHILADELPHIA
for Aspinwall, IL being alleged that the steamer is
engaged to take Gen. Walker the fllibuster and
TWO or three hundred men TO Nicaragua.
IL has been ascertaned that Gen Walker and
his men got Oh last night. They sailed from Ber-
weeks bay this morning on their own steamer,
without a clearance.
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The International Cr;ck., Match

NEW YORK. Oct 4.-Thecricket match between
the English and United States PLAYERS was re-
sumed this morning. The following is the score
as lar as heard from: Parr. bowled by Gibbs >;
HAYWARD, bowled by Wallis 3; Caffyn. not out
5; Lookyer, not out, Z; wides q; byes 2-total %
The Americans were in much better play to-day
LATER.-Parr and Hayward at the bats 20 the
bowling Of Gibbs and HALLS. All England's total
runs 100; United states second innings not con
clnded, IS. The play was stopped al FIVE O'Clock,
when the United States party were p behind
with only seven wickets 20 90 down II is esti-
mated ten thousand persons were present
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Murder Trial.

BURLINGTON, VT Oct. 3-Peter Mcdonnell
Jno. Balm and Jno. Kelley have been on trial here
for murder for the last five days The Jury re-
turned the following verdict this evening Peter
Mcdonnell guilty; John Balm and John Kelley
not guilty" Mcdonnell was remanded and the
others DISCHARGED
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The GenIria EIecfiau

AUGUSTA, Oct. SIN the Sd Congressional dis
tTict the election Of Thos. Hardeman, jr Opp 4
conceded. The balance Of the State is regarded
as Democratic, though the 9TH and Sth district
are close
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I'LL LATEST IlTs BYilIlGILN
From CaIfforui,

natl Lsols, Oct. 4s-The overland California
ton Ia ssrnVed Sufficient returns Of the elec-
The .nfir. Zen received 10 insure the election OF
Conas.. compton State ticket III members OF
Sons,ess, supreme Judge STATE Printer ana
ture. "rehcnes OF the Legs
Just previous 90 the aer,,,,. -.
Judge Perry challenged Nj R,oa..t.k Ia. a.
lice. e"'eo ny the Po-
Business was dull at san Francisco
SECOND DIsPArcHl
ST. Lours, Oct. 5.-The Republican H..
wed note from the Postmaster al santa Cl,,.
saying that Mr.. Broderick and Judge Terry fonyLt
duel on the 18th, and that the latter received
wound. NJ
Two hundred pounds Of silver from the Ar
20. IONA mines bad arrived at FL Paso destined for
sue nliadelphia mint; and upwards Of a ton was
awaiting shipment at FL Paso
nch veins OF gold have been discovered on the
"'i'~ |ruz river In the vicinity Of Fort Buchanan
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Lexington (NIa...l Mennm.,t

BosToS, Oct. AT the annual dinner Of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery last evening II
was unanimously voted 70 subscribe 81 600 to
wards the erection Of National Monument Al
Lexington
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BALTINoRt, Oct. 5.-Flour closed firm; How
ard street and Ohio IS 05a5 ID. Wheat has an ad-
vancing tendency; white 81 35asI SO; red 81 12a
81 Is. Corn closed buoyant and higher; white
s5aSSc; yellow ssa9Oc. Provisions closed firm;
bacon closed buoyant at ska1O6c; mess pork
1lhal1 &c. Whisky closed firm at y &c for Ohio
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New York maFkets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Flour ia heavy and Ole
lower; State 81 40as4 65; Ohio IS 1856 40; South
ern IS .1Oa5 40. Wheat is steady; choice Western
white II 30. Corn is quiet; yellow il held at
Csc. Pork is heavy; mess SIS So; prime $40 so
Lard is firm. Whisky is held at esc.; buyers
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TRUsTEE,s S8hE IL AuGGt sRset; ID,

I'RUSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE BUILD
4 ING LOT AT THE CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS,
AEENUEAND 18TH STREET EAsT, AT AUCrloN-On
FRIDAY, the 7th instant, 1859, at S O'Clock D,
M, sfa sell, In front of the premises by virtue Of
subscriber, bearing date the second day of June,
elshteen hundred and fifty hve and recorded in Ii,
one Of the land records for Washington county. in
the District OF Columbia. the following named
District aforesaid, viz: All of Lot No. 6, in Squa
Terms cash. 1.-THE purchaser should fail IN coro-
ply In three days with the terms, the Trustee re-
serves the right 70 resell the property at the vi
three days notice of such resale " e''"s
GEORGE r. RUFF. Trustee.
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MKS's DRIES SUITS,
yor-u., Meas BxsiSsss Sstss,
CHILpR Kr's DRESS SuITs o"'s'

~, ChftfTcu'S School Sxitx.
NOAH Waller CO., Marble Hall ClothIns
SsoIe, bIoEn,s Hotel Building, would respectfully
winter clothing 10 now ready for inspection IA
IL mprised 81 an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing OF the neweTt and richest desirns
In materlal, trimming, and workmanship.
r 70 those who study excellence with economy i'm
offered for selecting from the most attrsctiy We stoci
81 kssdy Made Clothing in this oity, at very re-
uoosn pfic@s- ap28-ly
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- OxYGENATED BIITERs,
Ihe GnnS1ed statement of Prof A. A. Hayes, ". d.
S'oe ASSoyer, as ample te tinoHy Of the SCI
tHt,hc manner 10 tchieh thus D1edicius
is nJsI

The S snner.d statement Of Prof A. A. Hayes, a. d.,
s'atS Asssaysr IS ample Z. t,p,ony o. ihe sei
as eonponnded. and recomnisnds
An opinion having Fi been sssed f s3sr o
9uence OF the formula for preparing Orygsnnfsd
b'.srs oeing known to me, exPr sss the following
The composition of these Bitters includes those
bavs Ions - Ehich ex pes fenced ply scsns
ten, when deranged by Fevers, Dyspepsia Agues
ana Seneta Debility, resulting from exposure or
These are rendered permanent, and remain active
marn.r IN trGicb they ars son5inef " inc scI"''"e
, ~ was well founded inference, tat the prepara-
valuable Geasrai sdseine whisb %og P56.s
demonstrated. ''"S
In this medicine, no metallic salts can be found:
by the most delicate chemical trials. 10 ''"i'O'
Respectfully, A. \. HAYES, VI. D.,
No. Pine street, Boston, 18th Dec, 1859.
Prepared p r. BY $ w: FSwLE& Co., Boston, and for
Inston; and 10y dealers everywhere. oc i-iw,r.
rSaSed WITH an, LyV W that
s s1Sh as S or Liver diseases OF
s% Ssa os We Of tSs%dy for
aolns our invalid readers an invaluable service il
and sde tak 20 s 9ots OF Dr. Sanford
experience that IT Is one of the greatest remedies
powers. ever before used Its action is so pepIect
any compete as to give relief the first time taken
OInels as ~ mas TO half a bottle
VIII be all That Is needed. eknow of NOTHING we
can recommend with such oon6denc., as a family
medicine. as the InvigoIator. oc ~
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, STAT. NJ Obio-
iIeIore me, Inc subscriber, Justice of the Peace
In and for said county, per soaaIIy came Io,n Ga
Eh2 being duly sworn, deposeth and said that ne
htI Deen sunei lug with ChrO Ic LIarrhRa for the
past twenty two years, and had consulted and re-
eelysd PrescriPti lions Ter his case from the prin-
SIPaI fnJslclans Ia PhlladelphIG and Cincinnati
put All to no effect he received no rslief Atlast
ne ne was reduced to mere skeleton. wi bout even
afIIend, Was induced to try Hostetter's Ceehratcd
S'omach Blitersl and to his uttAr surprise, found
relIei from the first trial and in less than two
months, found hlmself perfectly cured of his com
plant, and daily recovering ms strength of body,
and increasing in flesh and chearfnliy gives this
certhcate, the hope that other iceo like him
ssl iray De oenehtted JOHN LEE.
1856 T.. r. HANsEIM.N, Justice of the Peaee
&C S-eoa No. u Western ST., Cincinnati, u.
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DIED,

Departed this life, DC: ober T. at D. m. DUNCAN
FLOOD, son of Ieorge w and Nav lana Eioot
aged years and II days. o"'
His funeral will take place from tba ,e.;dsno. ~
his pa -ents, No. 461 18th street between = anil =
OF Ihn sdav, the 9Th instant, at noon The friend
oil the family are invited to attend
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By. A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by n UVEEN, AuctlOneer.
PROPERTY AT Auction
-, - On THURSDAY, the 9th inst. shall sell, on
:. e p1emses al o clio, p ms, Lots No. So, 10 and
are good two story brick houses, built on the bac
PAL q sahd lots Also, m unfinished Brick House
Which VIII be sold % be removed. These lots front
on Monroe street, Pscatawa road the houses font
- LSet on ashnston street, the lOts run hack ID
leeI on which the houses stand. The remainder ol
each. " 'A "i'oii'Oi - lee'
Terms for the two brick houses and lots will Ia
nhe-toufth cash; baaGce In &. II, IL aud "a month,
LOT notes bearing interest from day of sale deed
SIveh ana deed OF trust taken. For unfinished
house To he removed, terms cash.
Ihis property is handsomely located in Union
osn Whlch is rapidly increasing in population and
Gowlng IN value, and considered in the most de-
sIspie part OF the town, being in the range imme-
uIateiy after crossing the Anacosta or Navy Ward
nrloge.. ANY person wishing to purchase n Ia nd.
sale WI" ~' "0i y" at'ehu the
oc Id cprpN A..
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Kansa. ConstitutiouaI Convention.

BEAvENwoRrH, Oct 5.-The election on the
Wyandotte Constitution took place Yesterday, and
passed of here quietly. The adoption of the con.
sttution is generally conceded
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financfal.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 5..-Stocks are lower Money
Is very active and firm. Sterling exchange fs
quiet. Chicago and Rock Island IS; Illinois Cen
trail shares Co. Panama stocks az; Reading a.:
New York Central 20; Va 6's ~; Mo 6's s3a
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A RESOLUTION in favor of Henry B. Walker
Resotred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board cf
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown
That the sum of ten dollars be- and the same is
hereby. appropriated to be paid by the Clerk to
the order of Henry b. Walker, for repairs on Mar
ket House Bridge, west side, and that the Clerk
charge the same to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company. (Approved Sept "a. Is50 :
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Alexandria Markets
Baltimore NIarketx

ALEXANDRA, Oct. 5.-Flour-nos sales whest-
sales OF white at 81 25aSl 30; red sIl3a1.l7 Rye
sales at 7Oc. No other sales
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VI your Note Paper. at
DEMPSEY a o'TooIEs.
oc 81 326 Pa. ave., bet 9th ~ d 10th sts.
= o A L. C GA 10
~ G q Leg
EAST FRANKLIN COAL
"A ErEe quantity Of this unequalled RED ASH
oOALson hand, andtaddltiOnal sHpplles d.ily
Tree from Stats and other impurities, leaving lin
or no reSlduum and Is warranted not 20 mixer
We have also a large stock Of other q perior
KINDS of ANrHRAClTE sod BITUMINOUS
COAL on hand and ahoat, suitable for ranges,
CRATES, furnaces, atrobe stoves. &C.
HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD.
falr prices and talr salng. Orders solicited.
JOHN r. GIVEN A. CO.,
Deaie.s in the best qualities only of Coal Office
ana YARD corner l4th aud sts, aud at the foot Of
lS1z st. on the Potomac. oc -MwAS
SSnyER,S SIrI TIA Ma SAurE
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'sFHE ksisHrs, TO the number Of twenty or tbir-
ty, who propose 10 PARTED pate in the grand Tou,.
nament at Analostan Island to-day, rsde thru,
the streets OF Washington this morsing n,.risi
a nne appearance, and attracting much attentinas
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NINTH STREEr.-We learn that the work of
grading and paving Ninth street was suspended
yesterday, bY strike Of the laborers for back nav
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TIE MARYLAND AsKIcULTuRAL COLLEGE, near
this city, was to open to-day, with appropriate
Inauguration ceremonies.
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ORPHANS CorNT.-Yesterday, Judge Purcell
ordered the bond Of Jos. r. Smith 10 be enlarged
as further security for the settlement of the estate
Of the late J. w Smith, the widow and daughter
having waived their right to administer on said
eS0ie- Ihe court also administered on the estate
OF the late James Patterson. VI '''
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MAR RIED,

IN Georgetown, October 9Th, 1857, by the Rev.
70 S1 hrA Ail p NJ JOHN a. Mcdaniel, to Miss
OF Timothy Coleman, of the former place.
ul IN RRorshsksesRsis a. Sq THURSDAY. the 2eth
Wilson, u. 8. ", - H"'s'
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AT THE MEETING Of the medical faculty. ves.a,.
day afternoon in the waship. .on Intrma,v nv
an almost unanimous vote II wa. rs.olv.a 20 .x,.h
h@h general hospital in which all the medical
profession can participate The DESIGN ron,.,a-
plates the purchase Of the present establishment
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TAKE NOTICE.

A.. TAKE NOTICE.
GALL, Persons owning property on LIST street and
Gay street are equired by ordioarcos Of the Cor
Poratlon OF GEORGETOWN, app owed on the 10th day
81 september, 1852, to have the footways fronting
tne same, paved with good. hard b'ick, upon o sui
clent bed OF sharp sand and in conformity TO the
grades of said streets The curling Inu
pc put IN thorough order, with ter ials of the
pest quality. or with the of those now there il
nj Tor the purpose. These improvements must he
completed by the 18th day of October next or the
VIII then be made by the subscriber. and paid for
out OF the proceeds of the taxes which have been
imposed Tor that purpose. The materials as well
as the woi kmanship. NUT be Of kind to be ap-
proved OF by the subscriber they will he rejected
rhose persons who may undertake to have their
Improvements made under their own supervision,
are nOtlhed that the same must be doue according
20 the Legal grade o. the streets, they viii be
Any information which may be further desired
can be had on application to the undersigned.
Persons wishing to contract for so much of the
an3vo named work as may not be completed by the
18TH day OF October next, can leave their sealed
proposals for the same at this ONCE by the 10th day
of October next =
HENRY ADDISON, Myor.
September 18th 1850,
Ia StaWtl5th(lct
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oo BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

COOP Tw0-sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND
,?th INST, shall sci in front of the preR.es ar
t eioEa P. m part OF Lot in square No. 4a3, with
Frame House, with hack buiidine This npanap,
Iro.ts on rth street west, between and streets
ss;d l., ieeto Inches running back the depth of
Terms; One th I'd cash; balance in 6, - and IA
months, ior notes bearing interest. ~ -
ooo Oh A. GREEN Auot
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oc 5 dts Marshal for District Of 1c oinmSSih.

BY j: G. MoGUIRE n CO., Auctioneers
TWO Handsome NEW BRICK DWELL
u ING HoUsks. NEAR rHE SrATY DEPARTNFNT AT
puBLlc AUcrIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTERN NOON
U tober q, ats O'Clock. on the PREMISES we shalt
ner az public auction the two new four story Brick
Dwelling Houses with brick back buildIngs re-
Gently erected on the north side of New York ave
contains twelve rooms, with a bath loom have
water and gas pipes throughout, mar hlo mantles,
clstern In the yard, and are finished in a very su
perlor manner. Titles indisputabie. 81"
Te' ms, One fourth cash the residue in e. ID "a
In trust on the premises N0eu
Sc d J. C. McGITIRE IN an.,.