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About one hundred whalers have recently
been heard from at Honoluly, all very sue
cessfnL The amount of oil secured ranging
from two hundred and fifty to three hundred
barrels EACH
The bodies of three persons killed by yes
terdays explosion have been identified Sew
en- or eight others are missing, who were
probably blown to atoms. 1t is tolerably
well ascertained that the explosion was
caused by the concussion in opening leak
ing box Of nitro glycerine, which the owner
refused to receive in consequence Of its dam
aged condition.
The board of supervisors have passed an
order causing all nitro glycerine found in the
city to be seized and destroyed. They have
also passed resolutions of respect to the mem
ory Of Mr.. G.. w. Bell. The remainder of
the passengers from the wreck of the La
Bouchera arrived here yesterday.
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Rsp~nascaa Convsntien.

Aop0Allcan Convention.
The 10th Annual Republican Convention Of the
State Of Iowa. will be held at Des Hoines ON We'd
nesfay, June 10th, 1864; for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the following oAces. TO be
filled at the ensuing general election viz:
SECRETARY OF STATE
TREASURER OF STATE.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The ratio Of representation will be as follows !:
One delegate from each Connty, aud one ad-
ditional delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part Of hundred over fifty, including
the soldier vote, cast at the last election for
Governor VIM. Stone.
BY order Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
JOSHUA TRACY. Chairman.
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TITusyILLE, April 18.
A FIRE broke out here at 13O this morning
in an old frame building on the corner Of
Franklin and Chestnut streets, and thence ex-
tended in all directions with great rapidity
From the railroad track the flames swept
with irresistible force northwest. The follow
ing are among the losses Dillingham; and
Coles Machine shop Union Hotel; Rail-
road Hotel, National Hotel, Buffalo Dining
Saloon, Adam Lood's foundry and machine
works, Walker and Wichert's grocery, Plain
sted and Joehursth's paint and oil store,
Granger, Tqttle & Cos grocery and feed
store, Mullen's cigar and tobacco factory,
VIM. Scheefs grocery, Brown 4 Barnum' 5
stove and hardware, meat market, shoe store,
Arnold's grocery and various other minor
buildings.
LATER. k.-McMuilen / Bryants foundry,
the Petroleum Hotel, John Sacks and Soa' 8
machine shop, and the bakery next north Of
the foundry, are the only buildings left on
Franklin street between the race way and the
railroad. Two pefsons have been arrested
on suspicion Of having caused the ere. Loss
$sOO, ,00c.
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AAoxEO0 A8A1n0E
FIRE AND LIGHTNING. ALSO AGAINST
THE Loss OF LIVE STOCK BY
DEATH OR THEFT.
OFFICERS.
Gov. va. N. sfoNR, Paxsrpxsr
Hon. G G. COLI, yIcs- PnEslpExf.
MILTON SHUCx. SEcsErARY.
Hoo- ". II. HOLNEs TnaAsunR1.
VI ". BARrH0L0MkW, AcfuARY.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
}. 4. HARVEY. Rsgistes State L.a.d once.
JAMES WRIGHT. secretary Of State.
YRANK ~ WILLS etationer, Des Mones.
JAMES BROWN Merchant 1skaloosa
JAMES MATTHEWS, Provost Marshal, iowa.
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vol. 13.

their predecessors, the blue light Federalists.
But our country has not id the past, and We
trust in Heaven may never in the future, fur
nish a parallel to treason so far transcending
terms Of adequate description TO characterize
its horrors and itsinfamy, Is that whose bale
ful flames have just been quenched in the
most precious blood Of the country, lavishly
poared ont by the choicest spirits Of the
land, who rushed forth to the battle at the
call Of the Government in defense Of the flag
Of the Union. Those brave patriots did not
bare their breasts to the storm Of armed re-
bell,on, lay down their lives on the battle
fields Of the South, or escape death at the ex.
pense of ghastly wounds, in vindication of the
rights of traitors and rebels to rule the coun-
try thus saved by their valor, nor can any
falsifcation Of the records Of the past, or the
present, make the people believe it.
State Of Iowa.
ADJurANT GExEKn's OrFrcE,
CLINTON, April 16, 1885,
Certificates Of Discharge for the members
of company F, First Iowa infantry volunteers,
have been received at this Office, and will be
forwarded to those entitled to them upon ap.
plication to me, with proof Of identity Of
claimant, made by the affidavit of two wit
nesses. N. B. BAKER,
Adj't Gen'l of Iowa.
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BOARD or DIRECTORS.

Baker, Adjatant General, Iowa
J A Harvey, Register Stat- Land once.
James Brown, Merchant, OskalnosS
James Wright, Secretary OF State.
James Mathews, Dep. b State T. Once.
Benj Hoiiinsworth, Merchant, oskaioosa.
Geo Ksuck, Knoxville.
Frsnk n Mills, etationer, Des Moines.
JR Needham, Exit Governor
VIM Louehridee, Judge 9Th Judicial District
oran Fsvills, Supt Public Instruction,
John white, Banksr, Oskslooea
W H Holmes. Treasurer of State.
Fw Palmer, Bditor State Register.
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sss' ~ Foa11lss Mormon, Apel II
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AUCTION SALES.
CovERs sSssNT SALE.
MIIpoRrANr TO RYR0TECFNIsTs, OPT.
lnfonG AL-irsTRR2ENT MAKERS,
COPPERS no, &C.

OFFICE OF THE SIGNAL OFFICER.
.s :. DSSe sb ID iS March March II
nos A. At Once q the signal Queer. M. SIS sst
pHY March a. at 10 oeoss a. m, lot Of ssryics-
able Signal Property and Stores, comprisinR-
trdees, Pyrotechnis Lights, OF seven coIors and
combinations, and burning Is seconds, more Of
80 Wooden Signal Boxes, containing the abor.
IS6 Copper Cantee MS holding % ssi,,, e,.,, and
straps weighing without 81. app about "a pounds,
an Copper Ssasesns, tvithout straps,) as above.
" rlvs. eslieh "copper" Cans, weighing about Il
p Iss signal P Pssai Holsters HeE leather
,a " bales OF Lamp WickiDg, about l6 pounds to
2barrels Of Turpentine. bert quality.
S C On iIsiSSiEb SIGNAL PROPERTY:
nS Telescopes and Straps, various sizes and
sTelesraph TELESCOPES. Qsrge sizel
l26 Marine Glass Cases and Straps, tlsstherJ
2s6 canvas Cases and straps, representing about
Se9 soInds Of old ean Ss rssentin, .,ou, .oo
co pounds MiHed Paper Rags, good quality mus
80 COPPER Csnteens and other articles, represent
Ing shGn, 2s6 pounds Of old GUPsfr aren't s mounds
100 pairs Scissors and Globe Lanterns.
90 pairs Pliers and gross Wind Matches.
II Lance heads or Kniyesl with leather sheathes
"a Five gallon Copper Cans, weighing u pounds
spiegots and one Tailor's Pressing Iron, or
SPatept Swinging Lanterns and Poles.
Flexibles, or Drop Gaslights.
Sale win be continued day by day until all the
five DAYS allowed for removal Of purchases.
o Sy order of Colonel B. +. F.hsF Chit Signal
i20' Sr1Se' a' &h fna s's ga p Anssr
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EVENING STAR.
Virginia Affairs.

The small pox is in Petersburg.
oulicsng belonging TO James =. irwin was
ournt u Lynchburg on Sunday night
A very fine coal bed has been found al the
RoaEoke Red sulphur Springs.
Horse thieves are plentiful about Fredericks.
burg.
Real estate in Lynchburs is selling at re-
markably low prices
The vegetable gardens near Norfolk promise
large crops, especially of early potatoes and
The ladies Of Char iot,esyiile are taking steps
10 establish a home for the children of deceased
and disabled Confederate soldiers.
The wheat crop of SpottsyIvania-a very
small one being Seeded al oest-is looking very
unpromising
Iiis reported ina, owing to the extreme hiea
rents demanded by owners of stores and bHsi-
ness houses IN Norfolk and Portsmouth seye-
raj failures nave occurred.
Mad dogs are reported in Augusta county
ana IN Alexandria.
A meeting of commissioners interested in the
LynehbArg and Danville railroad is to be held
in Lync-hburg on the 9th inst.
little baby found in raisin box, in
The rear of the Catholic Cemetery, Norfolk,
dead, lew days ago, has originated come
scandal ia the vicinity.
Two negro Cayalrymen settled difficulty an
Norfolk a few nights ago with pistols. One of
them was nit IN the mouth.
Seven or eight negro criminals were taken to
Petersburg Wednesday, from a Southside
county, TO be put in Jail. Some discharged
cclored troops cut the ropes with which they
were ts-d, as they Were passing up town, and
scanper, were rearrested The prisoners were
charged with the mos diabolical crimes.
The congregation of st. Paul's Church. Pc
trStSTg have presented their rector with a
purse Of -9a.
General Joe johnson employs about i've
hundred of his late Confederate soldiers IN the
repair of the Orange and Alexandria railroad. !
Joseph Mayo. who was Mayor of Richmond
during the rebellion, and subsequently re-
BDvrd by the military, - announced a. can
dictate for the Mayoralty at the election IN
ApriI.
Sin the passage OF the law funding the in
terest of Virginia Bonds, Registered and Cou-
Pons, Registered Bonds have gone mp TO So and
Coupons to 3.
Vim. l.. BOydton. a Lynchburg convict, who
escaped from the peDitentiary the evacu-
alton of Richmond, was arrested in the former
place on Sunday, and is held for actian by the
powers that be.
Some excitement has been created about
tburchyille, Augusta county by the discovery
of oil symptoms on the farm of MIR. Isaac
Meyers, said TO be even more favorable than
the signs of oleagipous fluid in BURNING
Springs IN the same county. The owner is toe
poor TO improve the prospect, however.
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RAILROAD CASE Passengers must make
CkGnSe.-Justice Daniels has just non- suited
parry in court at Buffalo in attempting 10 re-
cover damages of the Central Railroad Com
pany for bring elected from n train Of cars. The
plaintiff was William kIngscott, who, in 1863,
lett Buffalo for Suspension Bridge by cars of
defendants. Before going on board he offered
oDrdolar bill TO the ticket-selier in the office,
and refused 10 take Troy City fractional notes
In change. THIS was before postal currency
was issued freely, and change was scarce. He
went aboard without ticket, and there ten.
Gfrrd the same bill 10 the conductor, who Of
ferpd him Rochester City fractional notes or
These he refused TO take and failing TO nav his
fare, he was elected at Black Rock The court
held that the conG uctor was not bound to ma ke
change 10 the passenger. The rates of fare
were known, and the passenger was bound TO
provide the exact sum and tender Ii before he
could demand his passage.
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AUCTION SALES.
by GREEN WILLIAMS Auctfopeere,
CHANeERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

In pursuance of decree of the Supreme Court of
tts District Of Goiumss rendered on the 9Th day
james Gibson is complainant and Elizabeth Glib
.Sn' John Gi6sGn and others are defendants, we,
said Court In that behalf will sell at public auction
SpSm the Fssmiscs commencing on the nrs named
day of April 1885, the following real estate that is
10 ssy;-Lot numhered i've t5) in subdivision of
Square numbered four hundred and sixty one
.i6l,I with the impr3y.men,s, which are good
properly fronts on 1tb street. opposite the Centre
And Immediately after the sale of the above we
shall proceed 20 sell that valuable property on @
known a. the E1chsnge Hotel. being parts OF Lots
bersd four hundred and ninety: (4ao;j the said
Parts Of ssia Lots be.inning on north street z
corner Of said Lot No 4. and thence running north
40 ieet inches thence EAST feet riches, thence
feet 6 inches, thence east feet inches, thence
wardy along said sifey Is feet thence south to
north street thence east about 43 feet inches to
a large BIN House, with back buildings, stsb'e,
carriage nsn &C. h %TeN ~ iSc ,s..
shall proceed to sell in from of the premises 1T
4oclot D. m, CONNIE ncing on the fl rst mentioned
g end A. in SQUARE numbered two hundred and
ninety six, ESQ the sad parts Of said lots and
ad and rnDnne ns wss line Wh
street south % feet thence north to public alley
girnips with the improvements which are go Sv d
twc-stcry Frame House, &C &c This property
Is On south z, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west
Also, part of Lot numbered six, t6,li in Square
numbered two hundred and sixty four, 2f4 be-
ginning for the same at the nsrthwest corner of
.sid Lot and running thence east 81 feet inches,
thence south 20 feet inches. thence wet 81 feet
inches thence north 90 feet inches the place of
heetnning, with the improvements, which are a
COED Frame Dwelling House &c, &c.
Ano, the vest "a feet frout Of Lot numbered sew
enteen, u7.l In Square numbered four hundred
and ninety six, t4G y running back the same width
I22 feet inches to wide alley with the Improve.
ments, which are q good two story Frame Dwell
Eng House, &C.. &c.
Terns: One third of the purchas money to be
paid In cash at the time Of sale, the purchaser
or purchasers to give nstes for the balance Of the
purchase money pay able six, twelve and eighteen
months after the day of sale, with interest from
date, secured by deed Of trust pom the property
The purchaser to pay for stamps and all coyey.
aDcing. A GREEN.
JOS v. HODGSON,
E. QUEEN,
j W. BARNACLO,
JOSEPH PECK,
- Commissioners.
NH " eokds GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts
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~The Lake Superior country has long besn
chahng under Its unnatural connection W,.n
tne State Of Michigan, and the difficulties of
maintaining its business and political relations
across The natural barrier which exists be-
tween them The subject is now passing
through fresh discussion, and the Marc uetta
Journal comes ont in strong terms advocating
an union with Wisconsin, or the formation OF
on The back seat in Michigan long enough.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN GS
- STABLES. FENGING, WHARVES, &c,
AT GIESB9RO, D. O.

QUdTtern dsier GsnsrdPS Office. LIST Dirision, .
By order of the Qusrtermaster General '' there
viii be seid on the premises. At public auction,
on GSsfs1
sap 10 sSeh as and continuing 2m the
an. .h. T ssv Ss.n S sH sS
EeveH rnSe to , Hi s,,
Is kitchen adjoining lOxl6J l2n3a. l5xI6, two 2ix
Eighty nine 1897 LABORER's QUARTERS.
frame seventy -four i6xls fourteen l2xl4, and one
S Fen o iSSa EsGfEsiiSSGs s1 rame ,
RE with back bpildinss four lox2 5x
SanS saG ana 1ns ,Sa
IN 2as q; With shed ,n nssjsining, l5x4o,)
With Wing s,,o as4e 1 txol .So
Iiesl 2sxlso with additions, l6xl2,I 2sxiio, 2Sxt0
T ss All sPd fss four
2I4s2 six 28x356, one llx3i, and one lSx29 wi III
On: ssS!RRf s1sY STABLE frame with 20
!tt' i 81 i1fslsaf STABLE with ss
Tssnss lses BGiGbIsss frame. asuss ss.ss
@sI4s, 2ix@, 2sxsOo, 2ox25: and Ixi7. '' 49,
fThhiESHiSs . WhP Pii f TSsks
seventy. eight s7s) HANGERS. sx,ls, 81 fee.
Twenty 900 OUT HOUSES.
One One Is G Gk h House hzI tfEsme ssxso
Three 49, WHARVEs, one q. ISL square feet, enc
,ss cid n sai isss square feet
Two BLAOKsAITHs' SHOPS, tfra@e } 4srleo,
SpsTGEi,seINE;HoysE, n.sa.
The bniidings VIII be sold singly, and must be re-
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
y The sssIss
transportation, on the depot wharf '''
Terms Cash In Government funds.
A boat Tor G1e6bOrO Will leave the Sixth gtYeat
wharf every hour during the day Of sale
isSS Z,
aie'S0r'' D. o. or to this j H,'isf A xK1r
Hr''s' Br'f sis.: 5 s:%ss:i
SALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
fh'Si At a TEh BSGkAorfDs g. q
By order q iSs Quarter master Gessrs si'' Their.
q q OuSi
O'Clock n, the fOifowiss described public prop.
AM. sNE STEAM Fam, BOILER. 80 feet long and feet in
made Of boiler with s ali the auss
opInI'en,a nance Including cast iron front gauge
ss
bars pipe, plugs, reducing pieces, &C., all in good
TWO ,wORTHIEaToN STEAM FORCE
PUMPS, No s, IS inch cylinder, 9 inch stroke, rs
forcing 100 goo gsilsns Of water day. Ooanected
linRs, bends, elbows. Double valve Oil cups. IL.
These Pumps are comparatively new. and in com
s!.G' g. $as7s s!fsh as follows
800 g 2.inch wYought-iron -
o64 !" ~ inch cast iron =.
2000 IN inch %
600 l-fnch
T sISGG !; bN iReh east. IRON FIRE pnno,
lAyres patent With all the necessary connections.
pieces, &C., ali in excellent condition; together
ALL THE TOOLS, &c. required for making al.
ssrsio., and repairs in water Hee such pipe
drills, punches, caulking tools, &c
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
Deliveries will be made to purchasers or before
the frat tlst) day of May next.
boat Tor Gieeboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
any further information that may be desired
III De gwen upon application, in person By let
eis.ho, osRsa1n george =. Browntng, A. q. NJ,
oiesoofo, ID. u, or ct this ONCE.
Brsy.t sr,e,a,syrA n.ns,! A. !, nK I'm.
First Division, Q. n. q. 0.
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CAPTURE OF A DISMAL SWAMP WupCAr-
ine Norfolk Old Dominion announces the can
Lure OF one OF the largest and most ferocious
Uisnai swamp wild cats ever seen. He was
caught in trap chained tree, around which he
dug deep burrows with his terrible claws IN his
enoIs 70 be free again. When he opens his
Woe mouth, shows his sharp. teeth, strikes
I'm MS paws, stares with his great fiery ewes
: efoWls, he seems to be an unsuitable ann.
L. = Se played with. One of these furious
1ehows tore the flesh from a darkey's leg some
as If II had been done with sharnIv naintad
hooks of Steel f'1 P~AAA'eN
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IL A terrible scene occurred recently in the
LuHaiic Asylum of 81. Pierre, al Marseiil-s,
France. Three patients determined to murder
Their attendants. To effect their purpose they
wrenched away some iron bars placed round
a stove, and with them fell on the first ward
man they saw, and beat him about the head
till be died. Another keeper, hearing his COM
panion' ; cry, came TO see what was the matter,
and was Immediately attacked and likewise
kiile'. The three madmen then took the KEYS
from the pockets of their victims, and entered
the adjoining wards To murder the other at
tfrdsnts, but taking no notice OF the patients
ne " arcsmen, however, escaped, and stopped
the progress of the madmen by fastening the
door on the outside. Meanwhile the whole
estabiis hment was alarmed, and the Off Gals
alter desperate resistance, succeeded in over
powering the three murderers, without re-
ceIying any serious injury.
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In Oakland township, Schuyler County
III, on Sunday last, a gang of rowdies gave a
enarlVafi 70 a newly married couple. AZ the
mousse OF Mr.. Middleton. BECOMING ra,har
more demonstratiye than was agreaahla aat
committing some trespass on the house MI
Middleton opened the door TO remonstrate
WIN WIN mem, when he was knocked down with a
club. His cousin, Murray Middleton than
rushed to has assistance, when they attacksd
HIM, Knocked him down by striking him ON
NE heas with a rock or brick bat and then
Kicking and stamping him so severely that he
fingered till daylight next morning, when be
died -'
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A ROLL OF @ RrxspAcxs EATEN BIZ HoKsrs.

A ROLL OF GREENBACKs EATEN By HORSES:
A few days ago a gentleman cup country
came to St. Paul on business, and in the eve.
ming, while feeding his team for the night, ac-
cidentally dropped his pocket book, containing
something over q hundred dollars in green
backs, together with a number Of papers, Ia
the manger among the hay. He did not dis-
cover his loss until nextmorning. and suspects
ing where he had lost II, hurried to the stable,
where, after a short search, he found his pocket
book, the papers scattered around the manger,
bat not a vestige of the greenbaeks left The
condition Of the pocket book, and the SITUATION
generally, satisfied the gentleman that the
horses .tchawed MP" the money, thus demon
strating closely that the love Of greenbacks is
not confined merely TO "brutes Of human
KIND. "-St. Paul PNneer, Adrck 4.
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S1n southern Italy the clergy are doing
their utmost to prevent the introd uction of
civil marriages among the people. Not onIy
Is civil marriage denounced from the pulpit as
unlawful, as in Genoa, but absolution and ex.
trFme nnction are denied to those who are not
married IN a church. This conduct tends
greatly to d 'rniHish the influence of the clergy
among the people, who are beginning TO free
themselves I'm all directions from eccIesiasti-
cal control Societies have been established
IN yarIoas parts Of the country with the object
OF educating thefower classes, and providing
tnem with work, and among their numbers
are many mobiles
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Q"artermasttr Gennql's Ores, Fist Dir,s,on.
BY order Of the Qusrtermaster General, there
Si be :Ss On the & pubs auction
O'Clock n the following described public proper r
ONE ID STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
,tr. nth , MILL.
all constructed Of the very best and in the
Also, 2, the same time and place. the machinery
and appliances OF the mill. consisting of
indef Of tseUy two aSfS Sshss
and twenty four CAD inches stroke, set upon a
pumps and heater with a cast iron a wheel wi Ii
dyi1g pulley OF the same material ten Ol feet in
Judson's patent governor.
TWO t0 BOILERS OF SO-HORsE POWER
mazda % ,,a has, ho,,. Eh i.o h:
Of an inch in thickness i've 49, feet in dismeter,
and fourteen th feet i've ~ inches in length; each
80 and one fourth - inches in diameter With slf
the requisite sppendages.
F5 s6 S RAnhsE sF PgGk
Constructed of solid French burr milestone, and
set In heavy well balanced frames, with hay-cut-
ters eitss'SIs and eonseyors sufficient to cat aud
assp saS the
The :hsiting s Of finished wrought iron, and the
Sosss sueisst to drive ten ic' pai rss ef
burrs, &c. The main driving belt Is Of four - DIV
rubber and twenty fonr !aD inches wide. The
tanned patent stretched leather.
The Engine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures Of
every description are Of the very best m ate fals
and wor manship. and still In exceleu Mt cendi
tten and fine working order, the mill having been
In operation only about Is months.
lfdeemeA advisable by the agent Of the Govern
nent on 81 day Of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop
srty before the first fjstI day Of May next un-
lees other wise arranged with the owner Of the
grounds.
A boat for 0iest orc will leave the BIZ street.
wharf every hour during the day Of rale.
Any further inf .rmatton that may be desired
letter, TO- Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A.
Y. NJ Giesboro, or to this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Cen, in charge
re Acta list Div. q NJ G. o.
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0rhs Gaiena lin.l Gazette .ays:-.M,.
mineral hole the other day to saa-nh o an Old
erals While he was digging in the Sirt MN IN.
earth overhead gave way and fell nnon =; ~. ~
bnyying him entirely over except his head Tn,
weight OF earth was so heavy that he yvas -. nc
Bile 10 move, and in this condition he Law tn,.,
eight o'clock in the morning till four In TN
evening, when he was found by his friends An 4
rescued" ao
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- Our English cousins have developed a
rsiy remarkable respect for the great Yankee
"oh since the close OF the war Matthew
iand ' ,s hrst America the second, and Eng
pr nd tne thlrd great Power of the world.
e.,on,ishry In letter recommending the
PoiIuos and geography al Oxford. comnares
s.ss .,'r, 20 Athens and America to Rome. and
soSSn den,., IN so many words, that rms IS
the world. rover IN all