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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12
Sprfial 9utitrs.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATIONl
Good Neros FIR the People,
NO. | WRINGER
Only $500.

The Revenue Tax upon Clothes Win,
ers having been removed BY the last Gov
gress, and 1t having been proved by I'd
great success of company in anotts
branch OF trade, that the intelligent Do
pie or America are both able and wiaIn
to attend to their own business, we hn
decided to give them an opportunity hi
procuring Clothes Wrlngers at the IoWs
Wholesale cash prices. thus saving Nj
large commission formerly paid to A.as
tor taking the Machines from the shop NJ
the people. The retail price of WriHgu
through AGENTS has been 81 80 for nj
inch machines. and the wholesale caa
price to agents, So %. The Revenue II
pald by the manufacturer amounted to q
cts. on each machine, but as that is nov
removed we otter the people the full beas
it of its removal, together with h
amount formerly paid to Middle Men,
amounting in all to 81 80 on each M
chine which you can save by urderig
your own Wringers
Send your orders direct to us BY mail
for one or more machines, with the amoul
IN National Bank Bills, Post Office Order
or Dlatts on Boston or New York, as mOa
convenient, and we will forward the NJ
chimes BY the cheapest and most dira
way. The expense of freight will h
much less if you club together, as D@
en- or more Machines will 90 about n
cheap as one. As an extra inducensn
wewlil send the Wringcr fee. to any ma,
or woman who sends us club order a
two Dozen or more Machines. and to su
one getting up club for one Dozen "
Will send as a premium, two Wia
Clothes Baskets worth $3.50. Circulm
giving tull description of our Wriug
With abundant testimony showing that
$ the best Machine in the market. ss
N application.
We are confident the public will apr
nate this opportunity of saving oneta
he expense of Wringers. and we eYya
hose who notice this advertisement VII
all the attention of their friends al
eighbors to the subject. until it becous
generally known. If our Wringer.a
ow made with the late improvements
re not known in your neigh boz hood, ~
All better send for one as a sample
're getting up Club, that all may
hat they are ordering. For oirculip
further information,
Address, COLBY BROS. & CO.,
~ VI Waterbury, VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

ca The History of tn Score, g..
during the Rebellion. by General
Baker,latc Provost Marshal and cb;.S, /
'ectlVe eff the War Department. l..
Brothers & Co. Philadelphia, Pa, c,.. !
natl, Ohio, and Davenport, Iowa.
The writing and publication Of d. !.
deeply interesting history will iuv.,, !,
name of its author with still greater ! :
lasting fame. He became widely KIN,
during the eventful five years that !, y
cupied the responsible position Of CHI, (
the War Department Detectives. In m .
position he became thoroughly tang, q
with the secret history of the Rebppis /.
and took an active part In many ,ob.n' 4
until now kept profoundly secret =
this volume the Grand Keeper of the y, !. 4
tional Secrets divulges all, doubtless os !. y
dismay of many now in power. but :, :
edifcation of the country at large. A.
the puzzling mystrcs of the Executiv. =, d
War Departments are fully explains Il
There is also given a very full and ,or. . .
what curious history of the CoD,Di,. ii
which resulted in the death of p,e.;i.. Il
Lincoln disclosing many facts not bi,bn !.
to made public. General Baker write, y
that which he understands tboropyIL 4
and establishes his statements bevmi Z,
peradventure by numerous official dom Y
neuts. This valuable and intcre,tin :.
work is complete in one handsome gOIpp, s
VI 700 pages, printed from new type, d 4
inc white paper, and embellished VIII =
eyenteen artistic illustrations q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

O. We would call attention to the
advertisement of the new and enterprisiug
firm of Ellington & Stafford, successors to
Il. D. Wood, Stowe, Vt. They mean to
keep the best stock in their line in the
County, and not to be undersoId. Major
Ellington is gentleman, and earned his
title in the field in the late war. and
knows how to treat his customers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

from Heaven. Give us your Southern
support, and when we come to Chaptl
Hill again we will show you our constella-
ton. not only as complete, but embracing
the stars Of the Southern cross.
The Secretary was repeatedly interrupt
ed by applause.
Postmaster General Randall then made
a few remarks and was followed by Gen.
Sicklts and others, who made short adj
dresses. Boston Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12
INDEPENDENCE BALL.

Neighb Nesmith. of the American
House. gives Grand Ball on the Eve. o.
Thursday. the 4th prox.. under the man.
agement of Messrs. Waterman and Hen.
dee. The announcement will be received
with gladness by all votaries of Terpsi-
chore.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

SAVE Your DooToR's BILLs-Wbs
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry viii
cure coughs. colds, bleeding at the luna
and arrest the fell destroyer, Consunpia
it does more than most physicians can a
The use of a single bottle, costing ou.ds,
lar, will satisfy the incredulous that hs
need look no further for the required aid
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

CATAMoUNTs These animals seem TO
be unusually numerous this season. An
animal supposed to be catamount. has
recently made sad havoc in the sheep fold
of Mr.. Eaton. on West Hill in Morris
town. killing over tive mtg of his flock
Guns were set. and exploded but did not
kill the animal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

FATAL ACCIDENT - Yesterday, while a
little son Of Carlos Bugbee, Of Morristown
Plain. about two years old. vas playing
with other children, around an W sled.
which was tipped up on its side, o. end.
the sled fell upon him and instansly kill
cd him, literally crushing bis btains out.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

Nor1cz--The next rehearsal of the
horristowa Musical Association, will be
held at the Town Hall in MorrisviIle, on
Friday, Eve, June l4th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12
Free to Eyerybody.

Large PIP. Circular. giving infOrnatpsn .,s
Tue greatest importance to the young OIL ""
sexes.
IL teaches ho's the homely may become Oe' ~,
inl' the despised respected, and the o''A'"
loved.
no young lady or gentleman should lAl IA
sehu tneir address and receive copy pos'''
by return mail
Address r O. Drawer !, I'd
Troy, n ill
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

- A young lsdv returning to Id
country home, after sojourn of few mouia
u the city. was hardly recognized by her friend
In place Of coarse. rustic flushed lace, she hsdi
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoOIE
Asss' and instead Of twenty three she rslIyg
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry IS nis
cause Of so great chaoge, she plainly told h''
shat she used the Circassian Balm. and cOusa
rred 1t an invaluable acquisition to any IldJi
toilet. By its use any lady or gentleman cania
prove their personal appearance an hundrsdiS
y IL simple In It's combination, as nature bsr'i
~ simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy ndn'
ing impurities from. also healing. cleansing &
oeautitSing the skin and complexion. BY "
direct action ON the cuticIe it draws frOmi!~
It's Impurities. kindly heating the same, and I'f
ing the surface as nature intended 1t shouda
clear soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81 !"
oy mali or express. on receipt of an ORDERLY
w l. CLARK h co, Ghemisa,
Zoyi No west Fayette st. syi acuss' y =
Inc only American agents for the sale Of sane
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

"a AS young man named Milo Saith
was adjusting new saw in sawmill Al
"estmore. VI. the machinery was care
lessl y started, and he was torn so badly
oy the saw that his life was despaired az
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

~ There is a man out West whose
memory Is 50 short that it only reaches 20
for his boots. s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

as | came up the hundred stems l.,
till my appetite was autesse5 ~
thirst allayed. Br,, \,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

CoURr.-Judge Peck arrived in town
last night, and expects to remain to com.
plete the business of the term.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-12

To ADvERrIsERs.-Ths circulation Of the
EEvsDEALER is more than an average of the pa
pers in Vermont, and is steadily increasing. 1t
is one Of the best advertising mediums in the
State. See rates on first page.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17

\ PUELrc SHANE - Every evening On Nuuanu
street. until iell-rins. crowds IL youths q the city.
sailors from the shipping. aud "IiccnsSi'' women.
may - seen cougrcgatcl in anil about the Chinese
restaurants. more particularly these two siiustci
between King ami Hotel strCis- Let any cur stand
On the opposite side q the street for half an hour
aui he will sc sights and hear language that wall
disgust AMI astonish him. These tea shops are ap-
tarcutly nothing more nor less than huu-s 81 assig-
nation. where icwi women make bargains for the
prosecution = their infamous trade, AMI where the
t-ys lnI young men 81 tie city are launched on tie
highway g. the ruin II holy ami ~puL CaHuo; ~uise-
thing he lone ~ legislation to put an end {" this
public shame, AMI compel the vile {" keep within
their dcns. instead q Haunting themselves thus
holly before the Vutlc gage
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ton el-- q Rou1. Hawaii. Ju-taner going 10 pres.
~ r-sivela fall account from our attentive o.rrc =
F~guien;. Published in another column, which gives
al the particulars that have traHsrirei
An Interesting article On tie early history # the
i-ianl-. including Capt Cox account e their d~
e1Tey, wIu - Munl Ga our first page. 1t / singular
that neither Jarvis nor any u the historians e cur
gragp. give Coak'- ver-au.
ShauIl the Rsll,r DIT arrive. We may have % wait
fr our maii- TN the return e the n 4. Murray.
which si1 - du- iefor September u.
TIE brig U0-ifsas. nav La.lius Er san Fran
r-so. nil ~ the EeNt mail PACKET. sailing some day
next wee.
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COMMERCIAL


GCssCsT \. t-c5.
" Gc .up Lazts Os&f-rf o. atsv -4ses irom 80
rr.ssl..s c.Jag "a r-ss Gif~ - ue =h, a. s<sasa
rfsst. tar NV XarE as.fsst - aaswsf
IA a,.ss.sr esfriu4 en- fruusnf % rrly. H1d rre--nr
tu smi aawavsnf. raw nat,sl- -. t-.asE sr@.a -
~ at Caf nas tnf ~ - rsud ats NtsI sur-
-s-It easlr sDsn4aL - III - 49,
4--. hut 80 hgh~rs mas~ s""n~~- h-f Nsrus -h'l
md 80 60 maass a srus 90 actrrr. st tut upHarf- qH-
aa.L aa4 "a saafabsui tfusb- /" 81 t-@i -
ia1 s-l de-g-ar ssttrss e'f H
r.. -. Fras-s4 s.ssE.t o. fa.ai rr-bse~ hJ Ls-tvny
o..s.yaL S,s. "a -f be-t -r.lf tai h-~n nH@ar - i+TAn
rt....- afntlv 49, cu,sa paand ensr lay ! IL Msr-
e,,l.s Gassa~. g 1uJ - give. 30 fa1sns rrPur
"a. ,.ova-s-iy aats-f. ga nuas.st h- .hssa . alarsei
d.uss - ss1sHys via RE- sE- twd . trth~r statner ~
~ A. o. ds.captans Crser saaiss ar -gtrgr. and a.
r-a bring savaassi s~m D. p"f7t tsa hy-i~f tmprv~
u b-skss ssasn- of interest pr---aaar is-sid - an surts.a
y. r. = .fS.ss- .s nr-ysass saas drt4.l. AZ T-ru4--
Cahr 500. cs.h, ever 500 smi gnirf 10" thhrty ty-
a Iihar PtaHasfaa. sIf 90 z1sd a kata D. 90 81 80 @a
a. -afh Mad. tt&t tgts q" he.s q. sii 10 EdN
a. o.. ts g10s' - a.. BE- thas BE- 81 a. sss@. a. los
d. Fpsi sh-. 90 prsant "a Sb'sa % may esnsrrn -nzhtv
stained thfhht. ~. D. Lihar flsatsr"a - |. d. d. Aasa
o. o. saGa d.. 60. IN -sa F1neisrp k~aasr hssy al
ssTssd ,9.,s att u ~ ess~- d.s.' az Is4is5e. :,
ss o. o. @-diaHs. fnm ast hs~l.. atiIie r no hu-
S.sal. az arfrgs, hat a. r.e v a. a@d ts9Sgo u -aa,
BE- rySanz psr@-s-. an pnssa- terms"
Ths Las-iaa masssf hat -Spsrrnrri a dreaa~i improvements
o. M Ri~i. e -gs1s, ~hAr n NV Sar1tt slib- seen that
crushed had siranrrt ,haas . et4 pr paanI-
Nets--Es hal ai-o materially Hnpeuv-i- Lat -ah- Nerr
muir 40 &c, anil nom r-aaln~i "a fr-t hIai.. III hars
Rss-ss. sbeh h~a not arrived over az O. ne soth, t-i oa
baanI abaaf t5.0oo ratao-.
Prag Na- IN arraana. az IA - 81 Q n
CoryKx Eas IN Lssr~ supply, qpsabts al ig.e-
Ia aearfy every article 81 -land Po-9es there ha- hem an
Improvement, asi us prospect = far Sc a ss-I EsarSrt Sc
. ms naGfbs o. elns-.
go - tt N to p -
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NENORANDA

y -eh.u-r Ssa Disss, ~ T~rE.trans-, master. IS day.
from HowLlng. l.lsni. rtarts-t~n H1ualaia iuns litL. afai
bal fr-h y. g. taAi-- uatd in lat y. Lax 10 W
from Wine hi Eght AL varaLs sini- tn r-maif-isr e
The ra.-as-. nnf asnr-i q tn f-aE.l. 90 I'll 18th La the
t-ltsi. % III sh q Julss hI lstt All sarabr Etf.i- uutii
IN lat To- y Lag ls0= " frm the1rr fr-h trd-~;
arrived iu Hsaatzt4 ga tn iith August aith y hhaFyr- ir,m
tn I-tlui.- A. chip CyuthtI. q B-tlu- arrived jan =
tak 90 bari 1870 It's - guam iu = ~.rktu= day, alsi
aib1i aEla JGIy =, sc iiam-s Hae- Ma &c orl-r--
II Boz Eansh4nshE ., rIarts-Aurvel at Jaryi- l.
Land Juas ~. NJ Piertt i.lEi July = EnI=rigy I-Lsui Juiy
4 N'K-4a'. 90 cth. AMI a B1ksF- leland Ga 9TH Pound the
ruano ooIui-- az veil. AMI supplied th-m vih watrr and
pruvtsi1us. La Baker, i-Ar4 90 retIm. July ., --ht-l
Palmyn leland 18th. ami arrived q, H,tSalulH, August is
days tatssag-. having -NI-r-uc-i h=4yy squalls Gains anal
Ezht W.ail@F t~ entire Ia-l--
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DEPARTURES.

S1r fG-f,-z Es-aEf. Pea, - W-ssarL
E--tuf e.. Nrf.~4r. s. Maalwar1 Fars
Is--br NaraE- E-rrL. - Havaa-
KS sf Eafr -. Gar. So Mai
IX--rnr - NJ. With. So Ma
Ix--slr N-tf- MerrI. klHa~y. Sc kaA
fH--lr paaaa. 80 Naa-
I--rlr Tett- % 49,
Ig--rHr NJ WaAa- So Nagi
E--.ar u-~l- E-lst-rs Sc NH1L
I2--rEr Nlrq. Nka.G kt4l
Il--rar Nrle. ElhasE. 81 uaEaL
Ig-Nm eapf-r .ng Liz OakEuI- R-p.-, tr Hsr-
ttlar. f-ttmi
E--rhr WaHaaEsuat. Nrtcr. Sc Maui
I--s1r MlaI. 81 EaHE4L
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ITEMS.

isSpoN, Nav 3tsG-Thr weekly statement % the Bank q
tastafsi shows that the bullion IN the Hsuk kA@ increased
EsSAntao Sterling. Tac B1nk hAs sviucrl thu rat q discount
O. q pr cent. This exhibit hn- r r1sci mach activity iu thr
many market. tou~ol- advanced O. 05f Sc m1u-y. Amrri-
can securities without dccslrd change. III brpksrS' cirraLaF
stats the sssS q e1ttun Sc ths week. az $1,000 baIrs- Cottn
has advanced ~ The tlsI -t.k IN pot anil % shipL-arI -
sl,poo balss. o. whach 2tiOO0 bsAs are American
With rrgtnt a. IN companfivr E-rtiNtv q England. Franz
amt The Lnif~i -tste-. e - STATED unt France obIains 90 pr
snt more wheat tpnt thu acre than thu average GRIP % thr
tnited STATES. aHi Engfant 100 pr crut more. The rsa-on
30 Tins - -ad q b. ~ap-rhlr cultivation aai mangrus-
Tn ernsu. rsturu. - Great Rrttin Or tn YEAR t.6s give a
popnAsinu % lS1s6,t0t The runth.r q births was tOst 80
aEan-t Ssb[s3 detth-. brtnE on the avvrag- a natural insrra-e
81 A1B dny. fhc Emigration anspgutul q an avsrage Il Sol
amy Ertng a suspin~ q insrr1se q popui1fi,u over cmiGra-
200 q 10 daily But the dcafh r4t~ - - per erut. which
hea-t % deius tel. lesviug a iaiiy ircrea-r g POPULATION in tn
a.h"a Nmrt.a ~ It, 90 @0@t0 pr annum- - that Great
Britain = not bring d-pttrf q AR inhabitants.
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PA>sENGERs

fos tsLsNns ~ Pscyte-psr Btssou. Nur- 10-G-o
- Mill.
B~lfsr.
fHoS bssEa's tsGsSB-psf Easnsaaus-ha " AuE- III
-Hiutpn, NHt . tftwaasn-.
Boa M1Sp~ vHB Pear--psr Eitlurn Naz E-W q
ftfscs " Eggrrtt, RsV a. y Whipps,f q J.s~ ~ Loo
. sst.r " y Iginafan, " . Ray. o. Baby NF--r- f-"r-
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toa lsEsNe- ~ F~sefFts-psr Btas.au. Nn-. les ..
brrad bh- beef 2 cannon. tsesg rI- eask.. 4 eaI rariarr.
: Dob Hour. . 90 raz, a. bNs tabacea.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. 1.
ARHIy

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H=Nrr hHraerfar I1r = faa.zfszr. grrrE T.
a.F.r.m o. rtarst
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IaEa fsLsaf
IL y 81 W.rrL. b. -. tmtI 49,
IL o. ~- Ea.a+tar. traa W..
lisa n.alaa uEa Mrana
LISA &ar- Eaass. fFm uawaa
Ua@shr H#fs- frees kwa
I2--sfr Nar. 49,. Ear4 EraI
I=-sEr MEa. tm hHEaE
L-Nm slr1+r esp Lsr 1asfrL . dvs fall -aa
fraar-4s 90 Fat~ e. H. as4a t-aaL
I--sEf kam FaArf- WsrrhsEt taa ifasaa
-fGu hds Esnrh4arL4 - -tG-. ~ 441- hwm
Msrfa l-lsut
la NHaaHWr. nate. q u N11l
I---ehr N4F EEu. W.. fran Mao
IF--fm~ EEH- No. @. tfu ataafl FTs
T--rhr Es- L.. tmDr. hsm Nsli
Is--cEF ~ n. N~trr-~. fra MAJ
III EruHar Nlfms- erU - aaM
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EoclL ~cOMMERcIaL.


-,.E \ 49, -,
- - 80, - -
!"
hans can he ass Ga1-l r-nhIy Il 10 ber rent. pr aHnaHr, ani
even this nss-sushis rats threatens O. D. bp~srsi. Be capital
mts, Ait. . "a -.
a. ,fs.saa, -. y la,ss~.t al ~v,r ~. ,ssia o. the arIr-~
ofths hs past"
Prrg.sHssf ouiirary enterprises c1unot enntnHs % pay
surh high interest a. has obtained in CaIi6FHia and here Er
tsauga money ls%lsrs may po-psr, YET tbs isgitaatr Pr-ige-
i've snasrpa-s- ofths country VII decay uudsf
Astbs tsa-insHrr - ahpuf 20 Ha-et, q would M Doubt AefL
iists ths Ea-laaI r-iaetaa 70 Interest," o. hate the ~Eai rats
On the ab-snee % sapaiatnn- % The e"ntflryl re'lHerd q
sEhs raathe most ., ' am" psf -" = ~
hhN
"s-"'"s y" ""rSf" "e
-'"A1 VI" "" N"" F""Ne""- A~s NNfS IN f~
dast" us H''"e '""n, e""' - afts 90 pa
"h''r~ ~" "eh'rs ~ ms, u' "~ "~r h' ~" u
N"afi but y ra-"' H" J" 70 MAJ 'Hl "'' e"'h-f !"
e"a"'ry' "t'n'ns "'"ss marty hH' % "''"' '""H-"S "
cert Al a 0antI sIur- 10 - uN ~ aLlfhFm hat gA4sa he Ut
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orr 1unnls ANn mas PREsIpENCY.
,,. nsolinss BoiRg Considered n Candl-
date Por that once.

,,. usSt,nss BeiRE Considered Candl-
date gor that once.
r,ycmyAr1, March S.-Major-General George
II THOMAS has written the following letter to
senator D. w. C. senter, at Nashville;--
IomsvuLE, March 4, 1S67-Dear Sir:-Feel-
sOa that YOU were aotuated by friendly motives
wSen YOU introduced the resolutions in the
linton Convention of the 22d ultimo, at Nash
vile. nominating me as the choice OF the
Union men of Tennessee for next President OF
the United States, / have felt free to acknow-
ledge my high appreciation of your friendship
as well as of the complimentary manner in
which the resolution was conceived and
adopted by the Convention.
But being fully aware of my disqualification
for the high and responsible Office for which l
fnd mvseif nominated so unexpectedly, l can
not think for one moment of allowing my name
40 be used in connection Herewith. Having
been educated as a soldier, and served for
many years in the army, am better qualified
TO continue my duties as citizen of the
United States in that department of the Gov
ernment than in any other. therefore have
to request that you will make known my
sentiments in the matter to the citizens of
Tennessee. ! remain truly yours,
GEORGE II. THOMAS.
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AUCTION SALES.

Three-ytory Brick Dwelling, fronting on Mariner
street No. l38i), and also Threestory Brick Dwell
ling fronting on Mott street No. 1892 BueJect to
yearly ground rent of S36.
All that certain Lot piece OF ground together with
The improvements thereon erected, situate on the
north side Of Mariner street. at the distance of az et
westward from Thirteenth street. same size ana de.
scriptiOn No 1wth similar improvements, NOS 1899
Mariner street and 1884 Mott street. Subject to
yearly ground rent Of $50
III.
All that certain Lot or piece OF ground, together
with the improvements thereon erected situate on the
north side OF Mariner street at the distance OF 2s feet
westward from Thirteenth street, same size ana de-
scrptou No with similar impru vements Nos 1885
Mariner street and 1895 Mott street. subject to a
yearly ground rent Of $780,.
All that certain Lot piece OF ground together with
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the
north side of Mariner street. at the distance OF 30l feet
westward Thirteenth street, same size and de-
scrpton MOL with smil improvements, Nos. 1887
Mariner street and 1888 Mott street, Subject to
yearly ground rent Of e36.
]. NJ. GUNINiEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
39l6 No. sos WALNUT Street.
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M THOMAS & SONS, AUCTIoNEERs,
lNl. Nos, lS9 and IH S. FOURTH Street.
REAL ESTATE, ,,,,-

HANDSOME MODEhN EOOH[SIOh1
BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE,
With Large Side-yaId,
No. Z22 w, LOGAN SQUARE, between Race and
Vine streets, as feet front, $50 feet in depth
ON TUESDAY, March l9, 1867 al IL O'CLOCK Noon,
will be sold at public sale, - .r -
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
All that handsome modern tOur-story brown
stone messuage, with three.story back building
and twostory kitchen and lot OF ground situate on
West Logan Square No. 222, between Race and Vine
streets the lot containing in front on Logan square
4 feet and extending in depth l5O feet 70 70 feet
wide street. 1t has a parlor, breakfaSt-room and
Kitchens on the first hoor, commodious chambers,
dining room, sittng-rOom library and buffers pantry
OF the second floor; chambers on the third hoori
rooms in attic: gas throughout bath, hot and cold
water water closet, stationary Washstands 10 tnird
story superior furnaces superior range etc. al the
water drained into the culVert cellar cementeu wine
and provision closets; closets throughout the house;
garden handsomely laid out, and planted with ever
greens and shrubbery; hag-sone pavement iron rail-
Ing front, ss-plotand handsome s
of the handsomest and most complete residences
on Logan Square, and worthy or speclal httenuon'
Clear Of all inCumbranCe. Terms-Halt cash. III,
Possession after the sale OF the furniture, WHICH WI"
be the first week In April =. =, ard 4
May be examined between the houts % ~ "N"
O'Clock, on application to cow, ,o,,o,aars
39l11 161s4tl Nos. lS ana l4l D. fOOA'AAA ~"
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ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-Last night an at
tempt was made to enter the store of Messrs.
Sharp, Haines q Co., importers of dry goods,
No. 10 S. Second street. The burglars nearly
succeeded in getting through the back door,
but were frightened off from their work by the
nriVnIe Mntchman.
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

On THURSDAY EVENING, a man from Vineland
stopped at Parsons Hotel foot OF Federal street.
against thieves, placed his watch and a pocket
book, containing $50, under the pillow. When
he awoke the next morning, greenoacks ana
pocket book were missing. On examining the
door. il was found open, the key having been
turned. A man left the hotel early in the morn
ing, and it is supposed the missing articles
are in his possession,
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A NEW FAMILY PAPER.-A new paper, en-
,1,erican guardian, has just made It's appear
nee ftadvocates the great temperance move,
ment that is now sPTeaoIIthg " Gin ps Contain the
LnIOegdpiT Lnoesgdings OF ali the principal Temperance
pIoot,ngs mat nave taken place. II Wall De pug
iisbed monthly by 8, 8. Ferguson ~ NO. ~ ~
sixth BtSPet' a&AA