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LIZ We call attention to the adver
Basement of the carpet house of Messrs.
a Mcdowell Il Co. of St Louis.
This is one Of the largest carpet es-
Establishments in the South and is con
Quoted in such a manner by its pro
prietors as to make it the resort of
merchants visiting that city who wish
anything in that line of goods. st.
Louis is rapidly recovering the in
1uence and commercial position that
Was to q great extent suspended du-
ping the war and we hope, as trade
bow back to its'natural changels, to
Zee business put in the hands of de-
serving business men, such az the
house to which we refer
CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-We learn that
De cars on this road made connection
h Walden Saturday, and that the gap
here will soon be closed, if that has
hot already been done
Ez- Our neighbors Eyrich " Co.,
Auccessorst to Titcomb & Powell, have
butte overburdenedus with New York
EDITORIALS and magazines, the first
fruits Of the mails since the gorge has
broken The frequenters Of their es-
Enlistment, meaning, Of course,
Everybody of any taste VIII under
stand that they are now in receipt of
III the latest issues Of the periodicals
Fith which their ample counter is usu-
alIy spread
We are pleased to note the fact that
D. ladies Of Holly Springs repaired
b our cemetry on yesterday evening;
md with wreaths of flowers, decked
BIZ graves of our fallen soldiers. It
va truly a beautiful sight, and one
tbat we hope will he witnessed every
sear hereafter Reporter 9th
GFNew York dispatches Of April
2sth say
There have been thirteen new cases
of cholera and five deaths since the
hst report leaving ninety-six cases in
the hospital The cases amongst the
adults are mild, but those amongst
Ehe children are severe and will prob
ably prove fatal
The slOOps- Of-War Saratoga and
Portsmouth have been sent to lower
quarantine to be used as hospital
ships
The passengers on the England have
PASSED resolutions that they ought to
Dc allowed to come ashore, as no chol-
era cases have occurred for fifteen
BAY
Halifax advices state that the pas
tengers by the steamer England, left
there. are now all well, not one
qeath having occurred
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01

BIGAMY.-J. B. Norwood was arrest
ed last night for bigamy. He married
his first wife in Columbus, Mississippi,
in March, 1864, and was married again
on last Tuesday night, in this city
Both wives are now in this place
Mobile Register
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EngIlsh FemaIe sEl,ters

For the cure Of painful suppressed or lire -uaT
situation Leucouhoe or Whites, Irrita bllity. Ulce
ration and Falling Of the Womb, Mysteries, Chic
rosis Sterillity, PalpitatOn, ShOrtnes5 Of Breath
Melancholy, Swimming or Giddiness Of the Head,
Sick Headache. Pain in the Side Back or Loins,
Cold Feet and Hands Nervous Debility aud Pros
tUttion, and all that class of troublesome complaints
affecting old and young females 1t removes all
distractions to nature, promotes regularity and re
Uevc- the despOnding;
TINGES THE PALE CHEEK
with the roseate hines Of nature rounds and chsels
the emaCiated, adds hTialliancy to the eye and in
-olect. arouses the melancholy, sOOthes the neT-
-0us impaTts beauty TO retiring girlhOOd. and com
poses old age 1t produces these effects by thor
uughly arousng and reiuvigOrattng the whole re-
male system to its natural healthy functions. No
female married or single in delicate health. should
he without IT, Call on our Agent and ask his opin
ion Price b so per bottle.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

ANGE OF $ C II E d l l. L.
an and after Sunday, % April l-6i the follow
" ing Schedule will take effect
EAST
Passenger Trains leave Vicksburg \. M
Jackson $50 DO
arrive Meridian A. Z. NJ
WEST.
Passenger Trains leave Meridian COS a. 81
Jackson 23J p M
" arrive Nicksburg 6.35 4. NJ.
r1g@Connecting with New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad at jackson, and with
selma and Meridian and Mobile and Ohio Roads at
Meridian r. e. SLAUGHTER
April 21dtf Chief Eng. and Geul SuIt
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Trains leave Grenada Daily at 2:3O A. NJ, imme
diatey upon arrival of Trains on Mississippi Central
Railroad arriving at Memphis 1000 p. NJ.
Leave Memphis at $3.50 P. NJ, arrive at Grenada
1900 P NJ
4. S LIVERMORE,
Feb. 22dtf Genl Supt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAN ASSESSORS AND PRO
BATE CLERKS
AUpUOE's OFFICE ;
Jackson, Miss, April 18th l5tG.
The Land and Personal Assessment Rolls tor IL
cal year ls66 and Blanks for Census returns. are
now ready for delivery at this office Probate Clerks
and Assessors will forward their orders tor THE
same The rolls cannot be sent by mail
THOMAS 7. SFANN
April l9dJUd. Auditor Public Account.
rgFThomas Mcintyre is our authorized
agent for New Orleans.
EY One of the largest seed stores in the
South is that of r. G.. Craig Il Co. $40 Main
street, Memphis They have n large supply
of every kind of seed suitable for the garden
or field and will fill orders on reasonable
terms mar--ddm
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JAMES ELDER, cELEsTINE EsLAvA,
ELDER & SLAVA,
(Successor to o. MAzANGE,0
Importers and Dealers in
HARD WARE, CUTLER Y AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Corner Commerce and Exchange Streets,
Mobile, Ala.
We desire respectfully to call attention to the above
card and represent that will keep constantly on
hand full supply of every article In our line
CHAINS, STEEL, IRON MILL ROCKS,
PLANTATION HARDWARE,
Raltin9 and Agricultural implements, Of all kinds
Builders Hardware, Of the best and latest styles
Isb Carpenters' Blacksmths' Tanner and Timers
Tools; Tin Ware, Stoves, Hoilow Ware House Fur
pisbine Goods and variety cf Fancy articles
Our imported goods are shipped from the Mannfae
turers direct to Mobile and al other articles we re
ceive from fIs hands 80 that We e1H sell q ne Lowest
prices. ALb1h EbLAFA-
April lSd1y
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PHYSICIANS oMBINATIoN
SECRET CURTAIN DETTB0EED 90
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS 49,.

Conscious of public demand for reliable med.
Cilll compounds possessing intrinsic value and
merit and aware Of the unreliable anu inadequate
supply, mostly from Northern sources and pre-
pared by parties possessing no experience in South
rru trcatpcut. . number - able and r-DerieaCe2
S1utheru PLY iCl4Hs has quietly and delIberateIv
prepared and are endeavoIing 20 supply that dc
/ lnand 10y Offering class of
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MEMPHIS.
DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
p r E p A r A TIONS.
CHRONIC DISEASES.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT, So celebrated "a
having had for the last twenty-five years in the
treatment of
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PROPOSALS.
RuREAU or ORDNANCE,


WASHINGTON CRY, April %. 1855.
sealed Proposals. endorsed . Proposals for the
erection 81 new Naval Magazine Buildings 80
washington DO win be received 81 the once OF
the commander OF the Ordnance Ward, Ia this city,
until noon OF sATURDAY. the fifth IS day OF May,
1906 o. whieh bonr The opening Of the bids will be
commenced LOT the erection Of q new Naval Mag
upon the site Of the present cid building. which
TO be taken down and the materials used in ex-
tending the wall OF the enclosure for removing the
present kee per house and building q new one in
another place; for th repair Of one brick store
upon the premises.
The WORK is 10 be commenced on Thursday. the
tenth tlol day of May. 1855, and must be entirely
completed within ninety lg0D days thereafter.
Plans and specifications fer the work will be in
readiness At tke once OF the las Of Ordnance
commanding the Ordnance Yard, for the eI amina-
ten OF parties desiring 20 make proposals. on Fri
day, the 18th instant and where every information
will be given with regard to the details; and bid
ders will he required 20 state the amounts for
which they will furnish all the N ater ais and com
plete each portion OF the above specifed work ac-
cording TO these plans and Specifications
Each bid must he accompanied by good and suf.
fcient guarantors, approved by an oficer OF the
Government known TO this Department. that the
bidder will IL his offer be pied enter into
tract to perform tho work bid fer and the Depart
ment reserves the night to accept reject any or
al Of the bids as the interest Of the Government
may require.
Persons desiring to bid must necessarily visit the
magazine grounds and exam ne the condition OF
the works in order TO bid Hnderstsndiugly and
facilities for doing will be afforded by the officer
commanding the Ordnance Yard.
Il A. WISE,
ap q eotd Chief Of Bureau.
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RY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE

BY rirtus OF a deed of trust dated April a. Iss2
ana IscSrded IN Lieer j. A. s., No. 2ls folios -.
ton. ID. G.. will efer at auction az the auction
1oems Of c. Mcclure & Co, on MONDAY, the
Iou gay OF AprI instant at o'clock m, the fol-
l9, 20. q z, % and "a, ia Square 80; Lot 4, in
square 90; Lots 4. and 10, in Square G35; Lot G.
IN Square east Of Sauare 642 Lots "A aud IS in
square south OF Square Ga; Lot 4, in Square col
Lots Z, and 9, in Square 1l33; LOts4 and g. in
square l32; Lot 8, in Square S73: south half Lot
7, in Square 6A
Terms of sale cash. Stamps and conveyancing at
The terms OF sale must be complied with in one
week after sale the property may be resold after
one weeks notice at the risk aaa cost Of the first
purchaser. WALTER 8. COX, Trustee
alp l6.eol0t J. @. McGuIRE & co A.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers:
- No. 500, corner 7tb and ID streets

EXGELLENT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, ON 18TH STREET WEST SEC
0ND DOOR FROM STREET NORTH, AT
On MONDAY, the 30th instant, at 10 O clock a
m. We shall sell, at the residence of gentleman
consisting Of
Walnut Sofas, Ladies and Gents Castor Chairs
Rockers and Side Chairs
Marble top Centre Tables and WhatRots
French Plate Mirrors, Walnut Secretary
Brussels Carpets ana Window Shades
Several Suites of Black Walnut Chamber Fur
niture. consisting Of
Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Beosteads. Washstands, Tables, and Chairs
Iarled Hair Mattresses and Feather Pillows
Cotton Top and other Mattresses
One Oak Extension Table. IS feet)
Oak Dining and other Chairs
Oak Sideboard and Crockery
One l4-day Mantel Clock
One Chamber Suite-Psinted Wood
Three ply. Ingram, and other Carpets
Hat Tree
Cooking. Chamber, and sther Stoves
Lot of Kitchen REQ uisites
And many other articles which we deem unneces-
sary TO enumerate.
Terms cash.
ap2i.d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AUctioDeer..
CUANrrRY BALE


BY virtue OF q decree OF the Circuit Court OF the
plstr1ct Of Columbia, made in the cause Of Armand
Jsrsin ct al. vs.. AIbertine Fayter OF al, No ga
s9ntty dated May n, 1857 will offer at auction on
WEDNESDAY. the sth day Of may next on the
premises, ut half past clock p. that Valuable
being Square 100. This square is known for the
valuable springs on 1t, which recently filled
IL may be divided to suit purchasers
Terms OF sae One fourth Of the purchase NANCY
70 De paid in Gosh, and the residue in three eonsl
insfalments, st6, II and Is months, with interes,
20 De secured By approved notes and reserved
men he terms Of sale must be Complied v;,h
within one week after SALE or the property NAV he
resnd after one week notice. at the risk and cost
Stamps and convey ancine at the cost OF IN. nrr
chaser. WALTER COV Trnss.oP ur-
ap l6-eo2v j. c. MCGUIRE CO. Ancts
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. $40, corner of eth and ID streets

TEE LEASEHOLD INTEREST OF CRYSTAL
SPRINGS HOTEL; ALSO. THE FURNITURE
hED FAB FIXTURES FOR SALE, AT PU B.
We shall sell, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
SIN DAY OF May next, at O'Clock p. m, all the
easehold interest and term Of years vet come of
The lessees IN and TO the aforementioned popular
summer resort. The lease which will not ex pire
until the lst II June. 1872. The premises are be-
Heyed TO be In an excellent condition. and well
smpphed with all the necessary hotel appliances
There IS attached to the hotel spacious dancing
pav,non, stabllng, &c. The furniture and lease
hold viii be sold altogether. The grounds about
twenty one acres under lease) surrounding the ho-
Tel IN perfect order. This place is about two miles
north OF the city: There 10 fine spring near the
Motel, and excellent bathing in Rock creek which
passes through the grounds. The place will be
open Tor inspection at all times prior to the sale
Possession given Immediately.
Terms cash. 500 down when the property il
sold. -
ap sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II No. $40 corner 7th and streets.

CHANCERY SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE
BOUNDED BY SOUTH AND WEST BID
AUCTION.
by yiriue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, pronounced in cause No 6iS
equity, wherein Samuel Humphrey ct al. are com,
painants, and William Downs ct al. are defend
ants the nndersgned, trustees will offer for sale
on TUESDAY, the lst day Of May. 1866 at s O'Clock
p m on the premises, Lots numbered l, ., 3, s.
oil g. 10, IL, IL, Is, Ia 10 and IL in Square mum.
bered $50, in the city of Washington. One of
sald Lots Is improved by good twO-story Frame
Dwelling. ~
Terms prescribed by decree One third of mr.
chase money Tor each lot in cash, and residue in
equal instalme9fe st six and twelve months evil
denced by pure sers notes, carrying interest Sc
cured by len On the premises; or all CASH AT on
ton OF purchaser with assent of the trustees: or
onethird cash, and the residue on the Ratification
OF the sale by the ceurt must be paid at the fall
ofthe hammer on each lot hooked Off and the term
CO. piled with in i've days from the day of sale or
the property will be resold at risk and cost of de
faultiDg purchaser or purchasers. Conyeyancinp
and stamps at purchaser or purchasers cost,
LANES E W!LLIAMs,i Trrs,ss.
ap ii eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~ The Chicago Post says the rumor that
TWO FenIan Iron-clads Were concealed in The
hSek yard OF an enthusiastic =. y. in that CITY
y unfounded. IL adds that two wooden ships
are nov On the Lake, flying the sgreen nag OF
tTlh-' They have no armament however.
- Inc Berlin correspondent OF the Watch
man Reflector says I'VE think New York
Lonc0n and Paris are bad a. bad can be:
'onL tney can hardly b. so wicked as Berlin -
ne writes. There Is beer house for every two
huEoLeo' cnnrch Tor every fifty thousand
SThe Rome correspond.n, q, The Io,,ao,
Standaro Indignantly denies the Statement ina
hAs nesn gong the rounds Of the papers that
he bloie seacluded from Rome, or that tray-
y tiles fEkspfrcm hem H
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EVENING STAR.
O y FIC L.
AHpRKu JOHNSON, President Of IN. r,.,..x,
States of America

ArpRKv JOHNSON, President of NE Un,.ea
States OF America.
To al Sho-s it nay concern.
Satisfactory evidence HAVING been sx,,,;,ss
ne mat MARTIN LrwIs mas been APP
pointed y1ce Consul OF Denmark for the state
o. Mar iand. to reside At the port Of BsIti-
more, 90 hereby recognize him as such,
aao declare him free to exercise and en-
Joy such functions. power. and privileges
a. are allowed TO Vice Consuls by the law Of
Aanons, or by the laws Of the United States
ano existing treaty supUlatops between the
government OF Denmark and The United
States
In testimony whereof have caused these
Letters TO De made Patent and the Seal OF the
United States 10 be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Wash
inGton. the twentieth day ofApriI, A ID.
one thousand eight hundred and sixry-
L. o six. and Of the Independence of the
United States OF America The n;netisth
~ The PTesidenr:
"k H. SEwARD. Secretary OF STATE.
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a MAINE COLONY FOR PALEsrINn-A YES
sci VIII SAIL from Jonesport. Maine. for Jaffa
6y the way Of Malta about the middle of next
July, loaded with lumber and other building
materials, furniture, agricultural implements
and about twenty-five or thirty families, num-
berIng IN all about one hundred and twenty
persons. Their new home is near Jaffa 1.-THE
ancIen; Joppa-) II Is situated in the midst of
orange groves lemon groves. pomegranate
groves. fig trees, grape vines. date trees. and
almost every description of Oriental fruit and
shade trees ~
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- The Montreal Telegraph, Il bitter British
tory paper, says: ssEenianism is eminentIvua
YANKEE swindle; and IL is the knowledge OF
this fact which has created throughout the
British provinces such an intense hatred and
contempt for the Yankee Government and pec-
pie, and such strong desire TO have a hand
IN giving them dressing, while nobody cares
20 waste any anger on Einnegans-
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be proprietor Of q restaurant in BIairs-
Nhlr' INDIANA, |ell-to-do in the world, and
VII DO family troubles. cut his throat a few
Gays ago, because new liquor law for the
county IN which he lived had been passed by
ib~ las, legislature. His idea seems 10 have
been, that n MS liquor WAS to ~ regulated nv
law, he had no further for his throa,
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Breyet Brigadier General in charge
ap I'D First Division. q. Nj. G.. o
GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBORO. D. O.

GALE OF 4 STEAM GRIsT MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBORO. D. o.
QHarteTmastsr Generals Qtiee, FIRST Dlrtston,B
By. order Of the Qusrter@aster GescraI al there
will be sold, on the premises, at public auction,
Mn ca Esssn YesSI s
O'Clock m, the following described public prop
ONE ID STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
MILL,
frame, with massive granite foundations, 40 by 80
feet. with coal, hay. and engine houses attached,
all constructed OF the very best material and in the
Also, al the same time and place the machinery
ana appiiiaReSes EI the IN mil, nc oonsisting Of
and twenty four t2D inches stroke, set upon a
heavy csstiron bed plate, with cold and hot water
driving pulley Of the came material ten 100 feet
diameter and twenty four t2D inches face, with
TWO 90 BOILERS, or 6oHoEsE POWER
made of the best boiler iron fve.sixteenths (sls)
OF inch in thickness, five 90 feet in diameter
boep 81 esch
each three y and ne-fourth "a inches in dame
INGHAM THIRTY (SOj INCHES SPBING
Constructed of solid French burr milestone, and
set In heavy. well balanced frames, with hay cut
IVA hsy anu suoient 20 cut and
most economical and labor saving plan.
rnes Of faced aoS TSa ana ifS
hangers and boxes sufficient to drive (lOl pairs
ply rubber. and twenty four (24) inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills &c, of the best oak
tanned. patent Stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures
every description are OF the very best materials
md workmanship and are SIN in excellent CON
In operation only about fifteen months.
II deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern,
ment on the day OF sale, the buildings will be sold
sefs srms Cash. in Govsrpmsr, ,rnd.
will hE ram rad hair
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RY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Anotioneers.
ID No. $40, corner of 18th and ID streets

ING Lots FRONTING on \, ST N0RTR.
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS
On TUESDAY, the first day of May next at
0 clock p. m, We shall sell. on the premises, Lots
and 4, in subdivision Of square No l6l. havisg IS
feet front each, running back 10 feet in depth t.
- foot alley making them handsome building lots
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by . deed of trust on the pre-.
misses. All cenveyancing and revenue stamps ar
the cost of the purchaser. S25 down when sold
ap Ad Int ! GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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SWeston EmIson, OF yincennes Indiana
accidentally shot himself last SATURDAY.. He
was sitting on L chair. rocking BACKWARDS and
forwards and the chair upset and the revolver
IL has poke: was discharged simultaneously
herewith, the ball penetrating his abdomen.
from which he survived but few hours.
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CoLoRED MEN EXCLUDED FROM BosroS
lHEATREs.-Ine theatrical managers in Bos-
ZOE nave eomomed 70 keep colored people ont
O. the places OF amusement, Notwithstanding
the recent law on the subject. As only a Aomi7
nab fne rs imposed for breaking the law. and
They think they can successfully resist the law
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
OF GEORG ETOWN. AT AUCTION
On mONDAY AFTERNOON. April 80, at four
o CLOCK. i Will sell. the premises, all of tn at
valuable property now occupied by Diedrich HE
Ger Ger rs market garden, lying west Of High 81.
ana north OF and adjoining the residence Of Rich
Cox and Henry Kengls, Esqs,, and contains thir.
teen I'D acres and is now in Ugh state Of cult
vston III has a good dwelling house large barn
and stables, carriage house, smoke house and ali
necessary outeuildngs. There are three excellent
ter at the door, and OF the finest vie OF tho
Potomac rlyer to be found in the District
Ihls property offers a rare chance for invest
meDt. IL would suit for private residence or
could be divided into building lots
Terms: One halfcash; balance in 8. 6 and months
with interest. secured by deed Of trust on the
property. Conyeyanci and stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. Title perfect.
ap 20-d THOS BOWLING Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN 1 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF A FINE BUILDING LOT.
FRONTING On SOUTH STREET BE
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SHEETS, ISLAND
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock D
M, on the premises, We shall sell Lot No %, In
Square No. 3SS, having 26 feet front by rs feet
deep, to q - feet inches alley
Terms: One half cash; balance six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps al the cost
of the purchaser. S25 down when sold
24-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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81 The misery 81 being called upon sudden
~ 10 make an eXtempore speech was once got
over oy noted English mathematician who
delivered himself IN this fashion: .s(Ientlemen
morbid desire for originality prevents me
irOIn sayins This is the proudest moment OF
anything else" '
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81 An Industry correspondent OF the Maine
Farmer, writes as follows: "a neigh Dor of mine
few days ago applied Kerosene oil TO a very
valuable pair of four year old oxen 10 kill lice
Bon OF them were soon after taken sick and
one Of them has died. On being opened the
smell OF the OIL was quite strong, and without
donbt II caused the sickness and death OF the
animal"
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civilian Hayes. of South Norwalk was
unable 70 find his ticket on Monday. when
asked Tor II by Conductor Henry Hurlburt. on
the New York and New Haven Road The
conductor stopped the train and put him Off
and The next morning Hayes man Ied remains
were found near where he was put of. the cars
having run him. The ticket, which he could
not find when il was wanted, was found upoa
his person.
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WASHINGTON, April y. $3.50 (
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. Jourdan, the Vice Con-
sui OF the United States al San Juan. PORTO
hlco, OF the death. by consumption, on the 18th
of March last, AT sea. Of Joseph Wilkinson. a
passenger on board the American brig Ara
Nela, which recently sailed from Whining
tor. n &