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IN cnMM0N COUNCIL.

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$500 -,7- co7Tz,crr
~ Coh4hON DooHoAA'
AIT Il regular meeting OF the Common Council 81
Alexandria, hold April 24th, 1860, there we're
present
VIM. ID Massey, esq, President.
Messrs. BoutGe Wilmington, Mckenzie IIar-
her. McVeigh. Ashby, Snowden, Alexander, Hal
lowell. EastIack, ana Markell.
Mr. Mckenzie presented tie application of IL.
\ C,aoeu for remission III i tax of - on a slave
imrr,perIy assessed IL hin, III 1889 and paid !;
wh,p
On motion of Mr. Mckenzie. ii was
Ordered. that the Auditor issue his warrant in
favor oF H. II. Clatolt lur the sum ~ 81, tax i'm
nron,rly pail II, 4 Slave. FIR the year $50
Cant. John Cohaean appeared before Council ~
AJAX abatement III his tax BILL alleging that he II
;,,pr,p,rlv assessed with two slaves and ground
rent. when
Ir. Nckeayi, offered the following order
Ordered That The Tux assessed ID John Coha-
.,,n 49, ,yo sIays. Ior Tho wear 1889, be RENTED
I'M me- reminder III lis tax bill bc referred ID
H., Committee ia Claims. FIR Il report.
On motion NJ Mr.. Iallowell he whole subject
. r.c.r..l \, MI. Committee On Claims
nm, President laid before Council the petition
osG = D,nglns. IT, remission If Il tax Of -. 10
poil III him uu Il slave. In 1857; which On mo
Hill, .,a rog.rr.,l i, ill.,, Committee 81 Claims.
H.. a,a,;an. ~ Nj Warrington. IL was
n.ta-,5 M, ,b. Ca,r,,itt.e on Streets enquire
.',.a,3t,r, III .,.,ntioy ~ lanes Green.
,r,,,,o l,ai, 81 se,yer from the
rr,ter.l.sat,,fI.f. Hotel propcrty, through Came
r, ,~..f i,,, tlp river. thc work III he done Al
I'm under tle .upsrintenluncc III the
S,,...r,.i,ui,n, NH Police.
In m.finn i, Mr.. Asbby. tie following order
~ referred NJ the Committee On Streets:
Ordered That thg Superintendent ut Police
80 s I, p:.. ..
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Fredericksburg Market. April "a.

The latest European news. financially. Is impor-
apt the Bank of England having raised its rate
''on II TO 5 p Ct Consols, however. had reced-
!" only = cent, closing at 94t@94s. The prin-
,'psl features OF the commercial summary ARC a
a0"nward tendency in cotton, and a better feeling
oreadstufs. American Railway bonds and
',Mes says the Times OF the 10th, have generally
advanced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-26

Tue foreign imports at New York for tho last
e. amounted TO Si,9lS, 1877; since 1st January
i.Ot5. The exports OF specie for the week
"$isl ,479; total since lst January, s5,3gs,s7s;
10 lsio ~ ie' ss A4 .o oao P
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DIED.

In Fredericksburg. April 18th. Mr.. JESSE
JET, in the SD year of his age.
In Fredericksburg on Saturday, April 2lst, Mr.
THORNTON BYRAM, in the BIRD year OF his
aop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-26

MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE ohor tor
J sale my FARM, containing about $50 AOtL0
or LAND, in Fairfax County, beautifully sstaa
tel ou the line Vi the Orange & Alexandra Eai-
road. one mile from Burkes Station, fourteen from
Alexandria. aud seventeen frGm Washington.
There are about $50 acres heavily IimDered, orI-
ginal growth,) Immediately On the Railroad, a0a
the remainder well set ii Grass, and II gooi state
II of cultivation. Tho improvements consist u
lila COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable IT,"
Granary aud Corn house, and all other necessary
IN bauses There i 1 well Ut line water IN lls
yard. The situation il a high and healthy one,
commanding An extensive and beautiful view u
the surrounding country. For further mtorma-
ton, apply 10 Mr. Marshall, a. Burse'a station,
who viii show the iand to any one wanting %
purchase AMI for terms ot SALE apply t. Burke 2
Herbert, Alexandria, VA.
UPTON II. HERBERT.
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
National pemocratic Convention.

CHARLESTON, April 24-Nigh t-The vote
on the resolution to make tn platform be-
fore nominating was 266 yeas, 81 nays
The action of the Convention is SO far pre-
limnary merely Nothing yet determined,
( nor Indicative as to the chances of the res
pective candidates.
The Senate platform will be incorporated
in the Conventions platform. 1t will have
I all the South-l20 votes-and I from Cali
iornia and Oregon, leaving but % necessary
from the North, which will give it at least 80,
| il not IS.
CugsLEsroN, April 25.-The death of Mr..
/ Robinson, Chairman Of the Vermont dele
CATION, which took place this morning from
apopexy, will probably cause adjournment
over as soon as the Convention meets this
morning, especially as neither Committee
is ready to report yet.
CHARLESTON, April 25.--The convention
met 1T 10 o'clock this morning. The gale
~ was crowded, the ladies gallery being
| filled. On motion several hundred persons
crowding on the outside were admitted TO the
| floor Of the Convention, occasloulng much
good feeling.
The resolution restricting speakers 70 iii
| teen minutes and but once on the same sub
ject, was taken up and debated, but rejected
yeas 80, nays III.
At III o'clock resolution was adopted
limiting the speaking TO fifteen minutes on
all subjects except the platform, and to that
the rule Of the House Of Representatives
gilI apply, limiting each speaker % one
hour.
The committee on credentials announced
that they would in readiness 70 report this
afternoon.
The Committee on Credentials will report
Ia favor of the Dean Richmond delegation
from New York The motion to receive the
Wood delegation, obtained but the votes OF
six States viz: Mississippi, Texas, Alabama,
North Carolina, Georgia, and California.
LATER.
CHARLESTON, April ., 7. M.-'Ihe Com
mittee "a Platform, have just repudiated the
Cincinnati platform by 4 vote Of II y -,
the Southern delegates demanding a plat
form that will not be Liable - two couotruc-
tons.
The nomination or Douglas i considered
certain. the entire New York and part Of
the South Carolina delegations having de-
termined to vote for him.
EVENING SESSION.
CHARLESTON, April -. The Committee
On Credentials reported that the sitting del
cyates from New York, Illinois, Massachu-
setts. and Maryland, are entitled t. seats.
\ minority report was also presented, re-
commenting that half Of each Of tie New
York delegations he admitted.
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BY n NJ MCCORMICK- AUCT0SEEH.
!TT3 DWELLING FOR SALE-Tactho aly
Eih FRAME DWELLING, second house 'r.u.
The corner If Wolfe and Royal streets, ~ Wolfe,
IL for sale and may be- bought ) bargain. lne
house il now in the occupancy 81 Dir. lhUmgs DE-
yis, aud if not sold privately before vii bc rg-
cd At public auction o" Saturday, Nag an t2
ctock, " in front IF the Mayors Office. Ir
terms, &c. &C., apply %
AZ l9-cots CORSE BROTHERS
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FATAL ACCIDENT. accident took place
on Union street, yesterday afternoon, result
ing in the death Of man named Thomas
Clarity hand employed on the Lynchbarg
Extension.
The freight train was passing up Union
street, as usual, about4 o'clock, when Clarity
attempted to Jump upon one OF the moving
cars. His foot slipped and he fell with his
head upon the track. The train caught aud
dragged him considerable distance, crush
Ing his skull and causing instant death.
The deceased was about twenty eight
years Of age, and had been but short time
in this city.
Coroner Neale held m inquest upon the
body, and the jury returned 4 verdict that
'.the deceased came TO his death by attempt
ing to get upon Railroad train On Union
street when he fell and the train passed
over him, killing him instantly"
SAILING OF THE MoSTlcELLo-Th stea-
mer Monticello sailed yesterday afternoon,
for New York, and took out the following
passengers: John Little .ir., +. Kimberly
and lady, John Q. Calhoun, Mrs Archibald,
Mrs Mandrake, John 0. Kelly, Il. L. Hibbs,
W. Robertson. John q Rogers, George ".
Allison, and Rev. Alfred Griffith.
TRAIN o. ruE ALEXANDRIA AID WASHING
ToN RAILROAD, SToprED.--Ihe cars o. the
Alexandria and Washington Railroad dis
continued their trips over the road on Sun
day last in consequence If the want Of ON
nihu>es II connect with the road al the Long
Bridge, aud have not g"trcsumed their trips.
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Fairfax county, Va, sop l4-sotf

NOR sALE.-FOUR HUNDRED AND sly
Il LYNNE AND THREE FOURTH ACRES
OF FIRST RATE CLARKE COUNTY Land
one hundred aud fifteen acres Of i heavily "i-
bered. never failing stream q WAFER p''1,
two Railroad pepots. and eight Flour Mills, at
which ina highest market price IS paid for wheat
The land is ia good condition for producing fine
erons Terms unusually accommodating.
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
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! lbuHu the 4lbbu upPtta'S " ~ - i'i'S'
larger than her two attendants, such IS by
no means the case, her diameter being but
1000 miles, while Venus il nearly 5000
and Jupiter $4,000, which would make hls
bulk or solid content, more than 1900 times
! that of the earth.
The cause of this deception with reference
to their apparent size, arises from our view.
ing them at different distances; the Moon
being but 240 900 miles from the earth, while
Venus is nearly 30 600, 900, and Jupiter up.
wards Of 100000 900, now in their present
positions, which ifw will bear 10 mind the
time il would require 70 count one million Two
weeks at the rate of 100 per minute, II hours q
day are immense numbers, and yet compared
with the distance tO the nearest fixed star,
they would be wholly unapprecIablc, Such
is the magnitude ut creation; and yet ali i
beautifully governed and regulated by del
~, who, a. was happily said ~ Pascal may
be compared to 4 circle, whose centre i eve
~ where, and circumference 10 where.
\ PRoposED CuANuE.-At the recent SEES
son Of the General Assembly Of the State,
Il bil-whch We published At the time
amending the Charter Of this city was pass
cd. Among the provisions Of that bill was
'ie 'oiio"'"H
THAT The city Council shall On thc - lue'
Wy :" 'u"e .oA' s".,h'. 49,, M da.ir.
,h,, ,bo ,I,,,;,,,n.n, III ! tinorcr II Cnsks ma
r. ~ nom,a,ir Scirit. lnspc.tors and
Ncasurcrs 81 Wood and Bark and Lumber 81
p.rintanIent u Police, Collector ~ Collectors y
Taxes, Attorney ter the Corporation, Assessors
CierS = tAe N"rE'l a"R'''F - t"'',s 'I,'','.
CITY Surveyor Chie' Engineer =, 'nS rlTG pgP''''-
," ny m i si5 n;ss,s s5r N elected IN the
II. rIcnted by ne CIV Council; ana il they Shall
determine lha, said officers, or any one of them.
shall he elected ~ tho Ci,y Council, that then ~"
City Council shall, u to- year isbl' n tHe tii'
""on ''I ole''''h 'As, ''',o u ~ r., .n
III" !" s'y'' ~ Si 49, ,,n,nd tbs
o.. NIL, C;,,'nr iI.y.,,Iri. n,.s,l Ma,
ztb 1852, "a authorize, the election 81 said iii
GERS. h. md thc same Is hereby repealed"
n curry out me provisions Of this net,
tbo Cir, Council On Tuesday NIGHT last.
passed i provision for taking poll, % tie
Nh nnl.r tLe sunerintentence of the fol-
ln>yiny Commissioners
First Ward J. Wheat, 4. y Warheld,
ana a. ". Maxwell
Second Ward II Mansfield. VIM. H.
Brown and John i. Smith.
Third W7rd.-,Jas. =. Smith. r. Brockctt,
and Geo y Wise
F,urlb Warl.-W. ". Harper. ". 3.
Richards IT,, aud J. Summers
voter - aynross liz drs;re whether an or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-26

OST.- On sunday morning, the I'D instant,
| / On the pavement il front Of 81 PauIs
Church. a RING, containing three Diamonds
large one III the centre, with smaller one on each
side The RING i Of Gold, richly chased, and
had i heavy plain COLD RING attached. The
finder will greatly ob}ige the owner by leaving it
i'd the IcweIry store Of Mr Barton, for which a
suitable reward will be gladly given. ar 24-3t
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BY JOHN I. CREIGHTON-ArcTioAE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA, MA.
By virtue of Il decree OF the Circuit Cont ri.
Alexandria County, Va, pronounced 40 tte No.
yember term, 1858, Of said Court, il The .uit ot
Tatsapaugh vs. Hemmick, and others. ! Will II.
coed on TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OH
MAY, 1850, 40 Y o'clock, d., IL troat"l gre
Mayors Office il the city of Alexandria II \tr-
- GINA, to sell ut public auction the h-e
Ea story BRICK TENEMENT and LOT ,l
GROUND, Of which ohm Tstsapaugh Ciai seized.
situated on the north side VI Prince sucrt le-
tw en- Water aud UnoR streets, il Jac SIND city
of.Alexandria.
TERMS og SALE.-One tenth 81 ,he purchase
money to be paid in cash. on the day ~ SALE aud
the residue thereof in three equal iuslalmelt. IS
xix, twelve, and eighteen months from She tar
sale--the deferred payments To be secured b, lta
bonds Of tho purchaser with good personal seem
rity, bearing interest from the day 81 sa,c aui
the title to the property to be retained uau. ute
purchase money il fully paid
ALBERT STUART,
NH 3l-eot5 Commissioner sale.
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RRIGADE ORDERS,

VNHE TRAINING on THE OFFICERS or
| THE f75Tll REGIMENT, n NJ, Will be
held in Alexandria, on " Wednesday the ~, Thurs
Iay 81. and Friday Till May neXt-nnd The Regi
mental Muster II said Regiment, ~ the saturday
following.
TIE Training ii TIE Officers " the Goth Regi-
neut viii be held At Fairfax Court House 81 Mon
day the 7th. Tuesday Sth ana "Wednesday yin
Mly ncxt-aud the Regmental Muster u sald
Regiment ~ Thursday following
Tie Training ii tho Officers ~ the County u
Iouloun, will be held III Loosburg, on Monday
the i4th, Tuesday Tie 10th, and Wednesday the
10th May next
The Begimvulal Muster >! tile l$2d Regiment,
wilI III held Al Union, ou Thursday the 18th
that j. thc 5Gth Regiment, 1T Waterford, On Fri
day the 18th, and that Of the 9th Regiment on
Saturday the 10Th May next. By order y the
Brisadicr General.
A 4. n. RUST, Brigade Inspector,
Ill l-eotNuy2 18th Brigade, II Div NJ VI.
NTOTICE.-rhe subscriber takes leave respect
~ fgGy H. inform his customers and others
that hc rut into his ICE HOUSES last winter
about 5000 TONS Of GOOD ICE, which i will
give him pleasure T. sell, n the lowest current
rates, either At his old stand, No. %, North Royal
street, or from his wagon, and will guarantee his
customers full supply for the season.
nh 27-eoIm y LaPliEN.
DAMILY FLOCR-50 bbls. Gencsee FAMl-
l. LY FLOUR, from the Ely and Cascadilla
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PRICES OF PRODUCE IN ALEXANDRIA.

Last Dividend Of Profits 50 p cent.
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CAupnENE AccIpE>T.-Mr Jno. 5. Beach,
one Of the State School teachers, was severe
IL injured on Sunday night. Whilst he
was filing ! lamp with burning fluid from
d bottle the tluid ignited from candle held
too close. The burning huid burst the bot
tie and falling on Mr. Beach, burned him
severely. Several articles IL the room We're
set On fire, but eztnguishcd without serious
damage.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ ]. I. CREIGHTON-ArcrlovErn.


| GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESIATE.-By
~ virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Alex
andria county, pronounced at It's May term, 1850.
in the suit Of Smith rs. Smith, Il. al, the under
signed, Commissioner, thereby appointed, will Of
fer for SALE at public auction in front Of the Nay-
or's Office, in the city of Alexandra, Va, ou Sat
urday, the 2Sth ddy Of april merit az l. orhcM d.,
that very desirable and valuable LOT OF GROUND
situated on the east side Of PITT ST. between Duke
and Wolfe streets, in the said city of lcXundra.
This LOT fronts on Pitt street II feet, one and
half inches and runs back 100 feet. with he right
of way over an Is feet alley on the north, aud no
feet alley on the east--is highly improved by lhe
fnest collection of fruit trees, flowers and shrub
So. berry. The two story BRICK DWELLING
Iii standing upon the lot having beer uJwed *
fire. could with email outlay be restored 20 %. tDr
comfort and convenience, OF moderuizgc -
suit the wishes of the purchaser or thc entire
ground divided to form four fine building lots
Terms or SALR.-Oue- tenth Of the purchase
money will DO required in cash, and the remainder
in three equal instalments; at Elk, twelve and cI
teen months, with interest from the day Of sadie, 3.
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, NTH ai-
proved security, and the title retained mil me e-
terred payments shall DO fully completed.
ROBERT / SMITH,
% 80
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NH 3l-eots Commissioucr >al,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

VINO is THE PRINCE OF CARIGNAN Anew
events always bring forth new names. AS a
general thing the ducal and other noble fam-
lies Of Europe concern us and society very
little, and therefore we take no interest in
them but during the last few weeks a name
LIS often occurred to the public press in con-
melton with the destinies of Central Italy.
Who is this Prince Carignan, who will in
fuure WELD at Florence powers delegated by
TIN King of Sardinia
The answer to this question shows how
caeful some of the Royal houses of Europe
hare been to keep up their geneology Eman-
uelPhilbert, one of the most renowned dukes
of Savoy, died in 1880, and was succeeded by
his eldest son, Charles Emanuel l. This
later ruler had four sons, but the descendants
OF tue oldest, in course of time died out Then
the descendants of Thomas Francis, Second
sonof Charles Emanuel L. who died in the
earl part of the seventeenth century, obtained
the little city of Carignano between Turin
and Nce) as princely appanage title, was
called to the throne. At the congress of Wen
ma, HE right OF succession in the event (Which
happened in 1881 of the failure OF male issue
in the direct royal line, was secured TO the
collateral branch OF Savoy Carignan. In 1881,
upon the death of the King Charles Felix, the
then Prince of Carignan was called to the
throne, with the title of Charles Albert--the
late ierolc hlng OF Sardinia. Now the young
er brother of Charles Alberts father was Eu-
gene Of Carignan, and his son Joseph was the
father of the Prince Eugene Emanuel OF Car.
lyman, the new Vicery of Tuscany Prince
Carignan was born in 1916, and by royal de.
cree was declared Prince of Savoy Carignan.
The first part OF this title will doubtless now
be dropped. BY the date of his birth il will
be seen that lie is a man of mature are and of
experience. He is an admiral and also n pen.
eral. He acted as regent during the cam.
paign OF 1859, and is thoroughly imbued with
the spirit of Italian progress.-Jour,al of Com.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

These WATERS give the ms .autaneOus and perfect
relief and when pcrsevcred with according to directions
fail to effect rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried
other in vain. TO all classes and to all constitu
lions they blessing and cure-none need despair,
no matter how long the disease have existed OF
however be- provided the organic
Of the vital organs is hopelesSly decayed Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
TO VOCALISrS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly valuable; they will in re
the most occasional hoarseness and their
regular for few days will at all times, increase the
power and cxibity of the voice, greatly improving its
tone compass and clcaness which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocasts.
job MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n. Y.
Price 70 cents per box.
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miscellaneous.

Il o n, S T f f L, x C.
large assortment of best Refined Iron, round, fat and
square including Shaftng Iron from II to inches diam
and small and square, from 3l6 to 9l6 inchI
Assorted swedish Iron, flat and square
Best Norway Bar Iron
Best hOrse-nail rods. from L. Il. Iron.
large assortment of horse and oX-shoe Iron.
A large variety of Norway shapes and rods
4 good assortment of Hoop and Band Iron, from TO
inches wide.
Assorted Low Moor, "a very superior Iron)
Oval and half-round Iron. from to inch.
Sheet Iron.
Best Cast Steel English and American fat and
sheet.
Best Machinery Cast Stee.
Sleigh-shOe Steel
English Spring Steel.
German Steel.
Clustered IL Steel
CalNiHg steel
Cast Steel Face Anvtls and vses
Best English Anvs and Vises.
Nuts and Washers
AXletrces and Boxes.
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts.
Blacksmts' Bellows, Sedges, and Hammers
Drill and Stone Hammers.
Portable FORCES
Gable Chain.
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails, made from the
best of stock.
Horse Rasps and Files
BoraX
Beach Sanu
Ohio and Nova Scotia Grndstoncs
81 The above will be sold ON the avorable erms
by the subscribers at their Old stand Washington Square
PRATT IL INMAN.
Worcester Dec. l, 1855. deodawtf iii
nR. SWEETS Infallibie Liniment is for
~ sale y all Druggists. Price IS cents.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
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A SSTGNEES' TITLE TO FACTORY

"A PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The Assignees of H. d.
Stone of Worcester offer for sale all their in
the Real and Personal Estate situated in North Oxford
formerly known the "Barton Mills" 1t consists of
their interest in ono Wooden Mill with six Inachin
cry and one Cotton Mill with about one hundred looms
and necessary machinery Also about 25 Land,
and eight or ten Houses, &c Proposals puchase
of the title to the above property solicited by the AS
sgnees. T. b. STODDARDl
j. IL. CLARKE, Assshees
Worcester ADrll liz lS6O dtf ,nIa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07
q A YERY DESIRABLE Resi-

ssiii DENCE FOR SALE ON UNION HILI.-The sub
sa-A<csrher offers for sale that very desirable estate
situate on Vernon street, in the Worcester re-
Gently occupied by himself If the whole Is acres Of
land not wanted it will be divided The house thor
oughly furnished with all the modern cOnveniences
The grounds tastefuy laid and well stocked
with variety of fruit trees, shrubbery &c For
particulars inquire of JOHN +. PoND, ESD ALLEN HAIR
RIs, Esq, OF the subscriber. WIN. III HARRIS
mch30 dGwtf lis Broad Street New York
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DOR SALE-THE HOUSE. BARN. ANp

x II
= OurBuILDINGs, with about of Land, for
merly owned aud occupied by Col Dewitt Said estate
is of the finest country residences Worcester coun
v Is about % rods from the Depot and High SCHOOL,
has fountain of never-fang spring the kitch
en-, and in the barn, good ice house. and nearly 100
Fruit Trees, many of which in bearing condition
All the above in excellent order and will be sold
in connection with II acres of land by II desired.
For further particulars, inquire OF Col DEWITT, at
Mechanics Bank Worcester of the subscriber the
premises. WN NEWTON
Oxford, Feb. u, 1860. DIFF 20
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