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LIVE vARMINrs-Yesterda Adams a Co =
express delivered TO the Smithsonian Institution
two living pine snakes from New Jersey. They
measure about five feet in length, and look a. IL
they might be able to cause very great uneasiness
{, an intruder upon their right when at large
IL Is said they are vicious, but not dangerous
SEE ADvERrIsxMESr In another column of The
arrival Of Japanese goods at Botelers,
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By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH n, BETWEEN f2TH AND 18TH STs, IN
MEDiATkLY OPPOSITE FRANKLIN Row, AT Arc
TloN-Qn WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst \ shall
sell, IN front oil the premises. ats o clock D. m the
10 loving valuable improved property, viz:
Al OF Let y and part of Lot 3. IN Dayidson's
subdivision Of Square 2s5, having front OF 50 feet
inches on north street. and running back % 4 81
ieet ailey; With the improvements. which are fae
Ioar STORY Brick Houss, nea ly new, with All the
MODERN improvements, containing III coed rooms
WOE passage, through the house, stable, and also
Two Frame Tenements.
The above mentioned property is Handsomely
ana slisihly situated, and the fse will be well
woith} toe attention of persons wishing TO purchase
q handsome residence or make A rood investmsnt
Terms One fifth cash; the balance in s. IL. Is and
y months, the puc chaser TO give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
tie indsp 1table. II
ms Tod AGREEN Auc,
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS steamers Thos.
Collyer, George Page, and Phenix, plying be-
ed this morning by ladies and gentlemen from
Alexandria, who came TO Washington for the
purpose Of getting sight Of the visiting Japan
csc. The announcement In the sun this morning
that the reception Of the strangers by President
Buchanan would not take place until tomorrow,
prevented many from coming
meeting OF the citizens OF Alexandria will be
held at Liberty Hall on Friday evening next for
the purpose Of ratifying the nominations of the
Constitutional Union Convention
Mrs. Roberta Stuart, wife Of Col c. + Stuart.
Of Alexandria, died on Saturday last In King
George county, where she had been on a visit 10
her relatives She was a most estimable lady.
and her death is deeply regretted by large circle
Of friends.
Divine service will be held In Christ Church
(Episcopal) tomorrow morning at III O'Clock. A
being Holy Thursday or Ascension Day.
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The LEVY COURT met on Monday last Pres
eat, all the members except Lewis Carbery, ESQ
Col. Naylor In the chair
Messrs Riggs and Palmer appeared were sworn
In and took their seats as members of the Court
The Court proceeded to fix the rate of tax on
real and personal property In the county.
Mr.. LoOghborough moved to stri Ike out twenty.
i've aud insert twenty per cent; lost
The question was taken on fixing the rate Al
oBe-fourth Of one per cent; carried
The following persons Were then appointed
Supervisors Of County Roads Isaac Marshall
tley Moreland, Pearce Shoemaker Alfred Raw
Mark Howling, ThOs. Brown, Levi NJ Osborn
Rlengle, A. c. p. Shoemaker, Enos Raw.
Chandler Gregg, VIM. Arnold, III. N Easily,
Allen Dodge, John Lighter, Frisby, Thomas
Tightw'll, Jos. T. jenkins, Jesse Hafshman
ar. Loughborough was appoi nted 10 act Jointly
with Mr. Carbery TO settle the accounts of the Iats
Collector of County Taxes
The Court then adjourned 10 meet ON Thursdav
the eth day Of June, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
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IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED.
IN oonSSqIence OF the inclemenoy of the weath9T,
until MONDAY next, the 14th instant same hour
and place. w. SELDEN, u. : Marshal
ma ll-2t for District OF Columbia,
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MARsHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of writ of heri
IvA iaclas issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of the Distr ct Of Columbia, for the
county OF Washington, and 20 me directed. will
expose 70 public SALE for cash, in front of the court
DAY OF Mag next 1862, at y o'clock m all defend
ant Ilghtl little, claim and interest IN and TO the
1ooVlng described Lots, together with all and sin
guar the improvements thereon, viz: Lots Nos.
"a and l5 N square No. l,02S, lots Nos and IS in
nprthwest Of square No. l.OS3 lot No. s, In square
NO 80 lots Nos. 5. and 4 50 usre No IlUa; and
los Nos and I, IN square No. ll20 in the oitv 81
w ashlngton. ID seized and levied apon as the
property OF John Z. Dyer, and will be sold TO salts
y Judlolels y o. go, to May term, 1860 IA favor al
CoEse. Snowden & Corse w, SELDEN
Marshal for the District of Columbia
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By j. G. MCGUIRE Il co Auctioneers
ERUSTEE'S SALE OF VAI,IJARIE REaI

By ]. G. MCGUIRE Il co Auctioneers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE on TwELFIHST.w WEST, BETWEEN 81
ASp n Sis. SoRIH:70" SATURDAY Y, the 18th day
virtue Of deed of trust dated September list. Iss9
and duly recorded In Lber J. A. =. No. 1872. foIios
40, 81 and 4S2, one of the land RECORDS for Wash
ington county, d. G., shall sell the north part of
Lot No. In square 28l. fronting 10 feet II inches
on twelfth stTest west, between NJ and N St eets
aiey.
Terms of sale: One half cash balance in s and
" months, with interest secured by deed of trust
on the premises II the terms Of sale ara net com
plled with within hve days thereafter the trustee
deserves the right TO resell, one weeks notoe in
the National lntelllgenceT. Ti'ln indisputab g.
male 1t &c. McGUfRE& CO. ATcts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoueers
VALUABLELOTSF FOR SALE SQUARES
' Is ASD l85, PART OF THE PROPERTY OF THE
l4th OF May, at ~ O'Clock shall offer, at public
auction, lot OF SIS feet, ironing on street north
and three lots Of2I feet inches fronting on Eight
eeath street west all near the corner of Er hteenth
And on the next day, May 18th, at half past 4
O'Clock P; m, shall offer, at public auction the
whole OF ot2, IN square 66S, fronting 50 feet on
street north, and 81 feet on North Capitol street.
This is one OF the most beautiful and yaluabl
lots on the Capitol HILL The title 10 all this ground
The terms will be made known at SALE
THOS. CAR Berry, Trustee.
ma sd j.. c. MEG UIRE Il Co, Auots.
UTHE SALE OF THE PROPERTY AID
MONDAY next, 2lst at half rast O'Clock D m.
THOS. CARBERY. Trustee
ma Is JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucuoneers.
TRQTTINa unpSE me-,

SqPERIoR TROTTIN6 HORSE, BUGGY,
n. VVAks6bsps, &C LAT Public Saloon SATUR
Uat mOhNING, May 18Th, at IL o'clock in
noht oi me Auction Rooms, we shall Offer for sale
.ns t,oisso.ated Irotttng Horse snow Storm"
ssa 20 Pr The fastest in the CITY, and has ade il
IL sag, ms mile within minutes and IS seconds.
Inc morse was recently the property of Col Lsn-
GERS, end now sold because the owner has no
Also, new Buggy, Harness, Brides, Saddles.
CoseIs, =, al 70 be seen at Fleming's Stables on
street. 10 the rear of the Nationsl a tel Priyate
offers VIII be received before the auction.
Ierns; credit of 90 days for satisfactorily en- :
dorsed notes, bearing int rest.
may Io-d j c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY c. w. BOTELER & SONS, Auctioneers.
SALEoF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLDFUR-
ING. May q commencing at half past 10 O'clock |
shaii SCI at the retideI ce, No. $50 st,eet be-
tween 18th and 10Th, collection Of good and nesriy
new hossehold Furniture, being the effects of a
taHlly defining housekeeping. embracing In part
rIne Rosewood Piano. MshOganV Sofa.
Mahogany Rockers, Marble stop Centre T, ble
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Brussels Car
pet, y - vi
Mamie Ornaments, Oak Sldebosrds, Oak Chairs,
YAK Extension Iabls, Butler Tray,
fieneh China Dinner Set, Gold and Blue Band
- French China Tea Set,
Oas Hat rack, Hall Oilc,oth, Gas Chandelier
YAK set OF Cottage Chamber Furniture
walnut Bed teat, Walnut Dressing Bureaus
II air and other Mattresses, grain Carpetipe
I'm safe, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites
Cook and other S'oves, &c.
Terms; $50 snd under cash; over $50 a credit of
Q, ana ~ aai S, Tor approved endorsed notes, bear
ma is st g. w. ROTEIER SONS A,o,.
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NOTICE This Cam.

- NOTICE THIS CARD.
solicit the attention of all persons in want o:
Clothing, to our large and fashionable stock al
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Our goods
are ALL manufactured by ourselves, and we conf
DENLY assert that we can give better goods and
moro Satisfaction and at chea per rates than any
other establishment in this city. Any styiPs OF
Clothing made TO order a-d a nice fit ALWAYS guar-
antled. MCCAMLY x -cHALL,
ma lin National Hotel Building
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MORROW

By J. C. MCGUIRE & co. Aactioneers.
a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF CORPORA
"a TON Srock -0n WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NOON, May 18th, at 81 O'Clock. ~ the Auction
rooms. we shall sell, In sums TO suit
per Cent Stock,
$50 Co.Poratinn OF Washington Semi Annual Six
per Ceht Stock,
Terms cash IL current funds.
By order ofthe Admidi stratnr
ma IA 81 j. c. McSUIRE a. CO Ares
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II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed until THURSDAY, the I7ih inst, same
hour and place. w. SELDEN.
ma IL u. =. Marshal for Dist of Columhis
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The WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SocIEry-The
regular meeting Of the Board Of Managers of the
Bible Society Of this city was held on Monday
afternoon, Immediately after the Union PRAYER
Meeting
After the usual opening services. the report and
account OF the depository for the last twelve
months were presented and referred to a commit
tee hereafter to be appointed on the accounts of
the Treasurer.
committee was appointed TO make arrange
ments for the anniversary Of the Society, which
occurs on the last Monday of this month
The former exploring and distributing agent of
the society was employed in the intervening time
as collecting agent.
A committee was also appointed to inquire and
report whether any hotel In this CITY, formerly
well supplied with copies Of the Bible properly
labeled, 10 now found entirely unfurnished; and
70 inquire whether other hotels heretofore fur
nished should be supplied and whether the pro-
prietors Of those heretofore furnished desire any
additional copies.
remarks, II was
Resolved, That copy Of the Bible, in elegant
binding, be presented by this Society, through
the agency Of the Hon. Peter Parker late Com
mission 10 China, &c, &c to the Japanese En-
bassy, this day arrived In this city.
Mr.. VIM. J. Redstrake Is the collecting agent
employed, who will Immediately call on our cit.
liens, and especially the former contributors to
the cause, for such contributions they may be
pleased to make.
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0OK HER ETA new Pic Mic Resort for Rent.
~ Lease, or Sale. just opposite GEORGETOWN. en-
ard the most romantic and desirable place for 3
public resort, market garden q dairy farm near
: rs q 100 LLOYD Z CO, s.
ma 2-lmS Corner seventh and + SITS.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of ieri
Circuit Court Of the District of ColumnIa, for the
county OF Washington, and 70 me directed, I will
house door OF said county, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day of May next, 1850, at II O'Clock m, al defend
ants right, title, clam. ard interest in and to OF
No. A, In square No. sos, in the city of Washing
ton, e., together with all and singular the i'm
prOvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the
property of Mrs. Charles freuss, and will be sold
TO satisfy J1dics,s No. $50, to May tarm 1850, in
favor OF Cha1es Walter. w. SELDEN,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
ap l7-dts
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
In conseeuence Of the inclemency of the weather,
aud place. w. SELDEN o. = Marshal
ma III 1t for District of c, lumbia.
IL THE AROVE SALE IL FJRTHER
Postponed until THURSDAY next, the nth inst
SH mn n aour aTf ace % w; sELpEN,
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no. lB-HEAvY FAILURES IN OUR MtnsT.-The
failures OF the regular actice in of Consume
ton, have driven everybody to the employ ment OF
the celebrated Indian Balsam of Liverwort and
Hoarhound, which cures all Co DIS and Coughs and
alieviates the suherlngs of even the Constructive
1t may be found at all the druggists ma lI.1wr
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TO ROUsEKEEPERs.
R.DURKEE 4 CO.'S
01Ls1CT 0PIO10s

eEAT BARGAINS On SECONDHAND
mails JOIN p. ELLIS, SOC Pa. sv.
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LECTURE OF THE Hon. AMOS KEnDALL-Last
night our venerable fellow citizen, the Hon Amos
hendall, delivered a lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association, at the Smithsonian
INSTITUTION, which was listened to with much sat
lsiacton by an apprecistive audience, though not
SO large as the subject and the lecturer mcrifed.
Ihe theme was christianity and its legiti-
mate influence upon human society and govern
ment." Mr. Kendall spoke in a low tone SO low
tnat unfortunately many of the most beautiful
Passages of the lecture were lost TO those sitting
Iurtntst from him. The subject. however was
treated with the ability for which the venerable
lecturer Is distinguished. The beauties of Chris
tanity and its excellence above every other sys.
TEN, were eloquently discussed and pointed out
The relative duties Of Christians enjoined by
scripture, as those of parent and child, master
and servant, rulers and the ruled form very in
terestng part of the lecture The lecturer was
strongly in favor of separating the systems of
va'rislani,y and human government, and dwelt
quences Of the Union Of Church and State.
HKLLER's MAGICAL ILLUSIONS If there is a
man, woman, or child in Washington, who has
not witnessed the amusing and wonderful per-
fornaances of Mr.. Robert Heller, at the Tbeater
we advise them to do SO during the present week
mr.. Heller is beyond Peradventure the most fin
isned performer In his line that ever visited
washington; his experiments are all new and
inexplicably mysterious; and afford intense en-
joyment to the crowds who nightly visit his ex-
hi billions. The mystery of the Second Sight as
performed by him, is a thing to be remembered,
and his wonderful orange tree and broken plate
are marvels which can only be seen to be properly
appreciated. The public should not forget that
the price of admission has been reduced one half.
thereby bringing these pleasant entertainments
within the ability of all to enjoy them. Go early
tonight.
AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon as Mr. John
X. barnes, of Fairfax county Va was riding
along the Avenue in heavy wagon, he fell from
ms seat, when near Eleventh street. and the wheel
OF the wagon passed over his head severely in
JurlDg hlm-it was was feared fatally He was
picked up by some persons who were near by
aud every effort made to stop the flow of blood
from his mouth, ears, and nose. He was taken 10
the lnfrmary where he was relieved This morn
ing we learned, upon inquiry, that his injury is
NOT likely to prove fatal; he rallied during the
night and improved rapidly. There are no serious
external injuries, except bruse on the head,
caused by the passage of the wheel, or the tread.
Ing OF horse upon it. He receives the skillfuI
attention of the physician and attendants at the
Institution.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PRI-
VATE SALE.-Fhe subscriber will sell at pr-
vate SALE os 10 and 10, Square 528 fronting each
% feet inches on street north between 81 and 4th
streets west.
Lots 10 and II, Square ISL.
Lots . and 80, Square 552
Lots 10 and IL, Square 553.
Part Lot H. Square $50, fronting q feet on street
south, between 81 and AZ SITS. Terms easy.
CHAS. 8 WALIsACH.
M nj
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
All Of DIR. Humphreys & Co.'S specific Ho-
meopathio Remedies put mp expressly for family
use, IN boxes, at IS and 81 cents each Also
each, with book Of full directions For sale by
y: y. Gilman; $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
Also by +. b. Winter north corner OF X street and
Nermo1t avenue. Also, Ponds Extract Of Wffeh
all kinds. Sold as above. ma ix
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHERras, A. II Harris and Wife. MAIDS
AID executed unto me, the unAersi gmed,
r. l.. Fay or a certa Trust Deed of eertai,,
lands there described, b airing date the 9TH
day of Oct. 1853, 10 secure certain indebted.
ness therein mention d and which Trust Deed
.was fl ed tor record, Oct. l5t 1858, at l
o'clock Y. NJ. in Book a. Of mortgages Mt
rps 800, and 400; and whereas. default has
been made in rhe paym.ntof the said indebt.
cdness in sa d Trust Deed mentioned, aud the
egal holder having apphed b me Tor the sale
Of the prem Sos, in said TrpstDeed described.
Now, therefore not &c ishoreby given, t,st by
virtue OF the pnwer If S;tT in s;l d Trust Deed
contained, | shall on Saturday the 25th day OF
August A. d. 1860 ut 2 O'clock Z. A. Of said
day. ut the front door OF the curt House in
Howard Co. Iowa. sci a pub ic Auction to tie
lis hest and best bidder tor cash, he premi-
ses de crbed in said Trust Decd Us f3iloas. t,
wit: conn encing at the South-w est corner of
land aimed by Mcheal nonalllle, on the
Southeast arter OF section two is,;Ioanship
ninety-eight North OF Rage eleven West
running thence North 50. East five aaj 90 100
claims, thence North ~, so East tire. chains
hence Uesti six chains, thence South 81. sc,
/ Vest eight and 3a-lO % chans, themes North
S6e, East five ana 95-l 80 chains, to place of
beginning; containing four and IS 100 acres,
togsth.r with all right and equity If redemp-
ton Of tao said All Harris ald-idary HAIR
ris, to, and in, said premiscs. 81 1t
| Udtea d,tgVst Sra. 1860. Esn0
r. L TAYLOR, Ttustss,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
TRUST EES SALE.

WHERE.fs Thomas Dale made and exc
" cuted unto me, the u dnr,i gned X. l..
Taylor II certain Trust Deed OF certain lands
therein teScr bed. hsa,ing ate the 23rd day
IF April 1859, to secure certain indebtedness
therein mentioned and VIII oh Trust Deed is
fled record. April 9th 1859, at 10 O'Clock
Il II and recorded in Book A. o. mortgages
at pp*. 47s aud iSO:. and whe eas, default
ra, been iuada y the payment of the sad in
debte lness in 81 Trust iced m,ntionc and
the legal holder having applied to me for the
sal of the PREMISES. IN sad Trust Deed DIES.
,ribed Now, therefore notice is hereby CIV
en-, that by vir ur of The power Of sale IN said
Trust Deed conta 3D. >ha | on Saturday
the rs day Of August A. u. $50 at 2 O'Clock
p. m. OF sa day, at fhe front door OF the
Court do Use in howard Co Iowa, sell at pub.
Ii: act on to the highest bidder tor cash, he
premises descr. bed in said Trust Decd as f,
lows, to wit: the son'h east qua ter Of sect OF,
nine, in township n.nety-nne north Of range
eleven west, contain ng one hundred aud s.X-
ty acres together with ali right and equity
Of redemption of the sd d Thomas Dale TO-
aud in. said prem ses.
Dated August 18th 1860.
r l.. TAYLOR, Trustee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
TO TIE CITIZENS Or
II O W A n q C CUNTY"
Nm X AVEDfIt t. b.s ,.,toa r.

N X AVERlLL, Jr. has enlarged. rerr-
- ted and re- furnished the Old Sky-Liphs
Daguerrean Gallery over II. II d ckcrma,.' /,
book and drug store. in DEBORAH; and hc "a
now prepared to take 4mbrotypes, stor-eo.
types. me a'notypes, photographs, m ells-
graphs, papyrogr pts and many other sty es
OF p ct yes " the most perfect and durable
manner. 'ie operates with the latest a. a
most 'mprc ed processes which are n t in tha
possession OF any otter artist in northern
Iowa. and which give lii like tone and do
rabl ty to his p ctures sot ob:ainable by INV
other His ambrotypos and photographs car
not be cxcclled in the west.
He keeps on hand and is constantly reco;r.
ing the latest and most fashinnabl. STYLES a.
frames cases, traces, passep ,rtouts. ieckets
and pins which he Will fl.with pieturcs =
. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
He gets up = new stvlo of lockct n.csur-
which has al the bri liancy and durability nt
glass PICTURES. with the Ightness and pliabil;.
ty OF paper, at the same time it is free from
all the objections Of other styles of locket pic.
lures. variety Of Other pictures wi be cot
to order. including oil paintings. mono
chrama,lc. crayon and India ink drawings.
and al sorts # maps:
U5 ihs rs a permanent institution and
nus ness WI lie conducted upon an honorable.
bass patronage of al who want rood
pictures is respectfully solicited. -Eneuire for
AvERILL's FICTU8ts GALLERY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
SCHOOL BOOKS.

THE undersigned has or hand and f.r sal,
= very cheap, ut his residence n ;e,non
Springs. such school hooks us are reccmended
by the Board OF Education of the State OF
Iowa and such as are adapted to the use Of
ses McGufey's series, Monteitil's National
Geographical series. Parker's Pl osophy
Porters Chemistry, the First Book of Science
hes des suitable mathematical works tor the
pupils Of the several schools in the county.
Haiti c. E. BROWN,
County Supt Of Com. Schcels,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17

SCHELLENGER & NlUNSON
HAVE on hand Il quantity Of live g ese
- feathers, which + eytwilI sell cheap Tor
cash.
Paper rags taken in exchange for
goods in any quantity.
New Oregon, le~a, Sept :(il 1883. III ]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
5000 C,pies n're.ly Sold.
EVEkfBUDI'S LAWYER,


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BY FRANK CROSBY,
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Bills OF Sale, Leases and Petit.
ions
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1t I lis You How to make n Assignment
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1t Tells You What constitutes Libel, and
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with lnter'erenceS. Assignments and Table
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1t Tells You How to make your Will, and
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Ii Tells You How 10 Keep out Of Law by show
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ga!'y thus savinga vast amount Of property,
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Single copies will Re sent by mail, postage
pad to Every Farme, Every Mechanic, eve.
~ man of is'nesS, and every Body in every
State. o rec 'ipt of 81 90, or in Jaw STYLE Of
naina at ST. 25.
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enterr'ls'ng men everywhere, in selling the
are very liberal.
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to agents, wi h other Information. applv to OF
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