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ENAKEN UP.-Came into the
enclosure of the subscriber Dec re12th
years old Mare Colt; good size bright bay small
star in forehead no other marks. The owner is re-
quested to prove propertypay charges and take her
away. .,-- HENRY WILLIAME
Kenosha, Dec 18Th 1866, 4w2s Eh
sl no,r
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
,ofo'o
The Oopartnershp heretofore existing u ,,sffs the
firm of b. Simmons& Co. was disso = by
mutual co.. SENT on the 18th day of December, 1885,
Kenosha, Dec. 26, 1866.
IL B. SIMMONS,
4w30 @. L. ELY.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD second hand Two Horse Express Wagon
IN cheap.
Also good second hand Double Harness cheap.
One single Harness.
One two horse Sleigh. #.
One single Jumper. ,,-.o..
One Straw cutter. '@SSN
will snll my trained grey Lilly Dale for $3.50
Apply to JOHN T, SHE PHERD
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The Best Ventilated and Most Luxu rous Sleeping
Coaches tS- IN THE WORLD al accompany
all night trains on this Railway.
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[PUBLIC-No. s.

AN ACT authorizing an increase of the clerical
force in the Post Office Department
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That in addition to the clerical
force now authorized by law in the Post Office De
partment. the Postmaster General be- and he is
hereby, authorized to appoint and employ four
clerks class one, seven of class two fourteen of
class three and four of class four; and said clerks
shall be paid until the thirtieth of june eighteen
hundred and siXtysix, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, February, 10, 1866.
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GV AGO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE COACHES.
From and after November 10Th 1866 trains will leave
in connection with all Western lines as follows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMANCA-By New
York time from Union Depots:
600 A. M. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS from saa
manea Sundays excepted) Stops at Hornellsville
s.tl A M. (Bkft.) intersecting with the $50 A. NJ.
Day Express from Buffalo, and arrives in New
York at 10. 80 P. NJ
71O A. nj. Express Mail, from Dunkirk, (Sun-
days excepted). Stops at Salamanca $40 a N and
connects at HornsllsVille and Corning with the
$50 Express nail from Buffalo, and arrives in
New York at 100 AM.
4 rs p NJ New York Night Express, from
Dunkirk Sundays excepted Stops at Salamanca
655PMi olean 30 NJ (Sup.); Turner'S Sc N.
(Bkft.) and arrives in New York at IL 80 NJ,
Meeting with afternoon trains and steamers from
Boston and New England cities.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from de-
pot cor Exchange and Michigan streets:
$50 A. M. New York Day xpress, Sundays
excepted). Stops at Rorhesve $50 A b (Bkft);
susQuehanna 2.10PM (Dine); Turner's SIS N,
(sup) and arrives in New York 10.30PM Connects
at Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ter Railroad, and Jersey city with Midnight tx
press Train of New Jersey Railroad for Philadel-
phia Baltimore and Washington.
vile Sundays excepted. Arrives in New York
100 I'M Connects at Emira with Northern Cen
more, Washington and points south.
2.2O p. M. lightning Express Sundays sr-
cepted). Stops at Hornesvile 5.25 P M (Sup), and
arrives in New York 7.00AM Connects at Jersey
city with Morning Express Train of New Jersey
Railroad for Baltimore and Washington, and New
York with Morning Express Train for Boston and
New England cities.
6JO p. M. New York Night Express, DAILY
Stops at Hornesve 10.S M (Sup }, intersecting
with the is NJ Train ION Duukirk, and arrives
| in New York at H. 80 Pm. Also connects at Emira
for Harrisburg, Philadelphia and south.
30 p. M. Cincinnati Express, rSundays ex>
cepted,l Stops at susquehannah 720 A N (Bkft]
Turner's 1.12P N, [Dine] and arrives in New York
at 3 45PM. Connects at Great Bend with Delaware
Lackavanna Western Railroad for Scranton,
Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New York with
Afternoon Trains and steamers for Boston and
New England cities.
Only one train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
6.10 P. M. and reaching New York at 70 80 P. M.
BosToN AND NEW EEGLAND PASSENGERS with their
baggage transferred free Of charge in new York.
The Best Ventilated and Most Luxu rous Sleeping
Coaches tS- IN THE WORLD Ad accompany
all night trains this Railway.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,
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BosToN AND NEW EEGLAND PASSENGERS, with their
baggage are transferred free Of charge in York.
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% to ct MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE

All Trains run directly through to N. York,
gay 400 MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,
A'adJ fare dIo0ays as Ioao as By any other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket Ofhces
in the West and Southwest
H. RIDDLE, VIM X. BARR
Gent sup't. 26tf Gen1 Pass Agt.
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PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 81

JOINT Resolution for increasing the Bond of The Super
intendent of Public Printing.
WHEREAS the amount OF money which can be advanc-
ed the superintendent of public printing under exist
ing law is sufficient to enable him the
rent expenditures of his office: Therefore,
ReSOLUed 6y the Senate and House Of RepreSen-
tatiUeS Of the United States Of America IN Congress
assembled, That the said Superintendent be re-
quested furnish bond in the penal of eigh
ty thousand dollars.
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k[PUBLIC RESOLUTION, No. ~.
Joint Resolution to prevent the further En-
forcement of the Joint Resolution. (No- ~, y
approved July 4, 1864, against officers and
soldiers Of the United States, who have been
honorably discharged, so as to relieve them
from the further payment OF the special FIVE
Per Cent. Income Tax.
WHEREAS by the Joint Resolution (No. To
of Congress, approved July fourth, eighteen
of five per cent. on all incomes exceeding six
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7 o. MI
A RESOLUTION providing for expenses incurred in
searching for missing soldiers of the army of the
United States and for the further prosecution OF
the
| WHEREAS Miss Clara Barton has, during the late
war of the rebellion, expended from her own re-
sources large sums of money in endeavorng to dis
cover missing soldiers of the armies of the United
States, and in communicating intelligence to their
| relatives Therefore,
| Resolved by the Senate and House OF Representa-
| tives of the United states of america in Congress
assembled, That the of fifteen thousand dollars
be, and the same is hereby appropriated, out of any
moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
| to reimburse Miss Clara Barton for the amount sc
expended by her, and to aid in the further prosecu
| ton of the search for missing soldiers and the
printing necessary IN the furtherance eff the said OBJ
ject shall hereafter be done by the public printer
| approved March TO- 1866
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PUBLIC RESOLUTIoN-No. l.
JOINT authorizing the President divert
certain funds heretofore appropriated and the
10 be used for immediate subsistence clothing,
&c. for destitute Indians and Indian Tribes.
ReSOtUed 6y the Senate and House Of Representa-
tUeS Of the United States Of america IN Congress
assembled, That the President of the United
States be and he is hereby authorized to be
pended under the direction of the Secretary of the ne
ror for the immediate subsistence and clothing of
tute Indians and Indian Tribes within the southern
perlntendency, and for agricultural implements and
dollars of the uneXpended balance in the
ury of appropriations heretofore made ITO enable the
United States carry into effect the act of third March
eighteen hundred and nineteen and any other acts
in force for the suppression of the slave trade Proy
died. That the accounts of such expenditure shall be laid
before Congress during its present session And provd
ed ALSO That all articles to be furnished to said destitute
Indians and tribes shall be delivered them
fore the first day of July next.
Approved. December 81, S66
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JOINT REsoLuTIov giving the consent Of Congress
10 the transfer of the counties of Berkeley and JEFF
ferson to the State of West Virginia.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That Congress hereby recognizes
the transfer of the counties of Berkeley and Jefferson
rom the State of Virginia to West Virginia; and
consents thereto.
approved March 10, 1856,
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HORSE STOLEN.

A MAN, calling himself Bill Williams,
= about - years old, of medium size,
rcthcr stout, wearing Green GU Gas. Pants
aud Vest. Black Coat and Black SLOUGH Hat,
aud protesting to be working ut the Bridge
ut Nonococy Junction, pretended to hire
from the Subscriber Oh the 9Th OF December
last, a small dark roam Horse. / years old,
in fair condition. mark under the cnllar
ON lcit s!dc and under the name, little
STAYED, with Il single rein fair leather Bride
aud an old L. s. covered Saddle. | suppose
he ln di,pWcd Of the horse IN Cn-rui or
Frederick CotuGi,s, I'D. Any infiErptioa
la rogald to the horse, or thief, will hs,
thank l')ly. received. and liberally rewarded
by addressing
=, JOHN II, SPALDiNG agent
iau'ostown, 7 o, Adams county, Pa.
janl0
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WOODLAMD,

and the farm is wen watered, Bear Branch
running through it. There is ohout / 3 acres
Of natural meadow. There is fine Apple
Orchard Of the best fruit, and an abundance
ofother fruit trees. such rs Peaches, Pears.
Cherries, Apricois &c. all carcfully selected
and in bearing condition,
/. The attention of purchasers is specially
directed TO this property as it is seldom that
any so splendidly improved, and in such
good condition is offered.
Those wishing to view the farm win please
call on the tenant Mr.. Bnrgoou.
nsa90hers will be received at Private
Sale, but. II not sooner disposed Of will be
sold on the day above mentioned.
Foe Terms and other particulars apply TO
I. EDW'D. HAMBl.ET0N, Jr. 4 co.
Attorneys Of II. W, HERD.
janl0-ts
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r. a. GoRsUCH,
LSCEEsED AUCTI0NEEu.

bis services to the public in the
" above capacity, and viii attend prompt
" and efficiently in all cases. Address,
Bird Hill T. Q. Finksburg Districs, Carroll
county Marytand t,nlI.f
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How 20 obtain Tickets.

Address all orders and Communications to
ID. w. CLARK, Manager.
l1l W. baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md
.sso-TieKEs for sale at Nus. LvrtoS's, West.
niusien
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NO. $50 EQtITY

NO. $50 EQUITY
hhe Circuit Court far .GpgroR Gaunty.
jacob Albaush 4 others, (AroEnrp This
Diana Upton & others. J January. 1861,
that the sale made and reported in the above
cause, bv Chas' r. Reifsnider, Trustee for
the sale Of the Real Estate decreed TO Sbe
sold, be finally ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on, OF. before
the 9th day Of February, 1861: Bop;siel a
copy Of this order be inserted in some news.
paper printed in Carroll county, once o
week for three successive weeks previous to
the 3lst day of January inst. The Report
states the amount Of sales to be S3,37S %.
WM. 4. McKELLIP, elk.
J True copy, Test.
lanl0-3t WV. a. McgELilr, elk.
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County c commissioners Notice.

FENHE County Commissioners for Carroll
i County win meet al their Office, il,
Westminster, on the FsRsr sMoSpAr on
FreKuARr, 1866, for tho transaction Of
business.
BY order,
janlo.A Clerk.
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THE HOUSE

Is large and rOoniy, having been lately we'll
and conveniently fitted up. 1t Is ofwo sto.
ries, built partly Of brick, which is new, and
part Log and Wchtherboarded. In fact
there are two Houses connected, and may
he nscd separately. There Is on this lot also
n good Well aud Pump OF excellent water,
n good Spring House through which the wa
ter flows iium the pamp, an excellent Ice
Honsc, and new Stable, with three stalls
and Cartilage House.
Please call and examine, as am conf
dent this property win commend itself to
purchasers.
Terms maio known on the day Of sale.
ALFRED Il. BLASSE.
J. HENnr lloprE, Auctionccr.
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NS@A a lecture
roeyeapsIslcn.
= u lNIl

m Hif Priss sif esais,
a LECTURE On The Nasare. Treatment, and
n Radical Cure 81 Spermstorihra, or Sem
| al weakness, Inyelnutary Bini,Sions, Sexual
IDsbilify, aud fmpedimentS TO Nasriagc gcner-
, .lly, Nefveusness, Consumpfion. Epilepsy,
ina Fits; Mental and Physical heapaeity, re
',titing FROM Self-Abuse, de.--by ROBERT j.
ELL, N. ~, Author u die Green
heck" &c.
1 The world-rcnuwiiud author. in this admire
M lectarc, clearly prNcs fr0rn hts cwr exPe-
+icnce that the awful cpnseprenrcs u Self
|lbu.e may be ciIectuaiiy removed without
iusdicine, and Without dangerous sprgicnl opg-
<.tions, hoNgics, instruments, rings, nrcordiais,
fontiuf ohi mode Of cure ftohee certain aud
ateiaN, By which every eatiTcrcs 30 matter
hat his condition may Ne may cure himself
hraply. privately, and radically. TuIS LEO.
FCRE' WILL PROVE A BOuN TO Til0Uss
= yDS AND thousands. s5.@f
sent under seal, d any address, In a plain
-sIed envelope, on the receipt II ak ceh,s, Dr.
70 postage stamp. Also Dr. cuiycrweiPs
Marriage Guid,," price Is cents. Address the
4 cHAS J. c. KLISE& cos,
l2T iiowcrr, NeF lafk.
b jAsls Posi- ofilcv Box 4jsG.
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PUBLIC SALE.

LHllE subscriber intending to RETURN 10
L his native country, will offer ut Public
Sale, on the premises, situated in Wcs,nun.
sfer, Carroll county, Maryland, Oh
Monday the 2sh day cfLmua,y 1867,
Mt 2 O'clock p. NJ, that valuable and tJntc
nient House and Lot of ground, now otdu-
pied by himself. located on Main Street in
the central part of the town, with an alley
between il aud the Meth. Episcopal Church.
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100 Acres of Land mere or less.
MANSION HOUSE, NE,,

two Stories and m Attic high, s-..2Esasss-
carefully built and splcndidly finished in the
last four years, with large porches and every
convenience, and surrounded with fuelargo
shade trees. Also large Bern; Carriage
House, Smoke House, Stone Dairy with a
never falling Spring OF grod water near the
Dwelling, and all other necessary outbGiid.
ings-the whole bcing new and in complete
order.
The land is naturally Of good quality, has
been well lined, aud is in high state OF
cultivation at the present time. II is laid
of into convenient fields, under excellent
fencing. There is due proportion ofeood
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FARMER, GARDNER AND
DAIRYMAID.

WANTED, IN experienced MAN TO
~ cultivate a small Farm. a GARDE-
NER TO work Vegetable and Fruits, and d
DAliiYMAiD 70 mako Butter and attend
20 The Poultry. Address, with recomnen-
dation, Gl y. W., postoiiice, Reisterstown.
janl7-8ts
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SO Acres Of Land
ESTRAY HOG.

Y Of .Hafsia''d, Can'oH county, 70 pl;
HEREBY certify that joseph Cushing.
~ Carroll county, came hefnre me the
tc1b,r. one of the iaHiess of the Peace
nd for the said cuuuiy, this eleventh, DIV
ttalary ia the year of our Lord eighteen
ifed and sixty scYca, representa- as n
trr<passing upon his cnelo. lzg-z-sA
large WHITE SOW, would * ~ n
over two huadesd pounds iit.....1,,:', /
and supposed to be about three years
With slit 10 the right car.
4 Given under my hanI.
geo. EDW'D. WAMrLER, ]. 7.
y owner Of the above described Sow is
'sted To prove property, pay charges,
lake her away.
/ JOSEPH CUSHING,
L One milo south of Wag,ioldslrg.
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ed. suitable for Mechanic; an Ice House,
NStable. Cisteln, aud Well Of never failing
water IN the yard, &c.
ALSO,
That valuable parcel of ground situated in
or near said laaeytown Nd, containing
10 ACRES OF LAND, more or less,
bound a Oh the East by m Alley aud ccr.
tnin Town i.ots owned by the Roman Cath.
Ole Congregation and Others, and on the
North and IVES, by an Alloy being the same
property Of which the said William Rudisel
died seized, aud which was conveyed to him
by Andrew G. Ego. Said phrcel Of land is
under good fencing and III high state OF
cultivation.
Al the above parcels win be sold subject
To any ground rents which may become law
fully due thereon.
ALSO,
At the SAME time will be offered I'll that
very desirable WOOD LOT, containing
II Acres. . Rools and % Pcrches Of
Laud. more or less,
situatcdin Carroilcounty, aboutthtoe- fourtbs
Of mile North Of faneytown, whereof said
William Budisel died seized. This. Us well
rs all the shove described property, is worthy
the attention Of such as desire to make q
good inyestment in Read Estate.
Persons desiring 70 sec said property will
please call and examine for themselves, or
call on the Subscriber who viii take pleasure
in showing the same
LsB" Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. VI.
The Terms of Sale. rs prescribed by the
decree, are that one third of the purchase
money is 10 be paid on the day Of Sale, or
on the ratification thereof by the Court, aid
the residue TO be paid in two equal payments,
Of one and two years from the day Of SAID,
with interest from the day Of Sale, and to be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser or
purchasers with good security d bcapproyci
by the Trustee,
THOMAS RCDISEL,
jaal0u Trustee.
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eofc IF .E.ka Lifth, aeceas,R.
FlcE * l,erel,y gwen that the subscri
r. h'- shlaiued from ,kr Orphans
H CatrsH eruoc icliers Tcsiainen;ary
Perssasl Rstais Of Ieas LlrrlR,
\ Carroll Comfy, deceased. Au
having eisiiins nsniiis, said Es,a,c
)cby warned To exhibit the SAME With
aoalhs from this tlate, otherwise tl,py
excluded from al bcue6t Of snid
Those indebted ne rcqnes;el 10
F'ne'liuie payment.
i EZRA LlrflE.
~ AetiRg HNncst,or
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tai, IF Jsqp +. 7alj, el,ce~1.
pTlCf Is hcrcly girel that the sub.
scriler has obtained from the Or.
court ofcarrvil county letters of Ad-
Rirliiun on. tao Personal Estate OF
7. Todd, late Of carroll county decd Il.
etsons having claims aciigsi sniI Us.
lrc b 'n@,y warned tpoShil,i; the same
= six mrinihS from tbs ,litc, otherwise
aly bc eyrindel from all hcuetit Of
Estate, Those indebted are requested
ke immediate payment.
HARRIET ". TODD,
Lrh s .Adninisuntrix.
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I1nc Of .IfrLaci BE-, a.ccmod.
PflcE Is hereby given Tint the Sub.
frriher h',. obiaiue,l tiso,n the Orphans
u csroll cuaniy, let;eri of A dmisiIa.
n the Personal Estate Of Michael
late Of Carroll eoaa,y, deceased. Al
having claims Against said Estate. arr
warned 20 exhibit The same within
baths from This date. otherwise they
excluded FROM all heneii, Of SAID
yhsse indebscl no requested to
minediaic payment.
JOHN WEST,
~ Administrator.
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TT not sooner disposed OF ut Private Sale,
thn undersigned, MS Attorneys for the
Owner, viii oller at Public Sale, upon the
premises, on SATURDAY, JANUARY
2Gth. 1867. at ~ o'clock, Noon. ali that
valuable highly imprsyed FARM. owned
by IL. W. Hcirl, aud now occupied By L,
Burgoon, situated in Carroll county, Eve
miles north of Westminster, Maryland, ans
half a milo from the Gettysburg Turnpike
at lInTs Hotel containing
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dwelling House.

cnsad with brick, with frame Shop attach
ed. suitable for Mechanic; an Ice House,
Stable, Cisteln, aud Well Of never failing
water in the yard, &c.
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Paints, Pat. Dryer, Patty, Glass,
received and for sale at Baltimore
Siogfu & Hq5aaa.
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ladies' Dress Goods. gus
eohurg., Alpacas, Poplips, De
r, for sale low, al
y. a. 6sraerd..
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Proposals.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-sealed proposals
~ Tas ~, philadelphia until u hos 30 1851 Ot building
Son, sprs complete seosak 70 The plan .ni SPECIFICATIONS
Ito be the ofes - fRiSKa FChkkSs
upWi RI Architects Babs No ta wanutst The Commit
,he Vbf a. reject pup0s virh they ussss
t.ssrr Address COFFIN No go ,etisl 49, Endorsed Propos
sG,rT ouef snd Sprs' j. Csnuittss
Philadelphia. -, 1901 J. ID ANhhnhADsl
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nuns Is TO NOTICE-That on the S0th

JI,uIS is TO GIVEN0TICE--That on the SOth
,nctobor A. d. 1897 wssnt Ia HsnkIuptr va, Issued
,s s' Re Rs o. PREbRRiCK COLEMAN q IN u.
ssah.s E.rYosk and state Of New York vb has besa az
h.rlpt on petition that the payments a sHT osn
Of aay property belonging 10 sah bsAkps ~ e o
sne Az. a1sier property BY him ohhnea o ri
s .rs 81 Creditors u The aid nihisi 10 Prove tsn yso
hao eus Of biz E<.tc vii be hs
az LnIs, 10 hedea No 81 Bosd-sy In TIE c OF ses
Va sss, Wlsms Re sIet 90 M !bS gay "O'''''
A D. iSI "''u''F X MURRAY, q. A. Marshal,
uMsssons>S S0utt.En Ds,rio al hHa'l9ta
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Sails By Suction.

~ HENRY II. LEEDS g. MINER. .r--
* ivpDKrAST sALB OF ELEGANT FURNITURE -
GV.LrABlR COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS, DRAHtNGS AND
ViNCS MARBLE SrATUAtY BY VRLBBRATED AkflslN
TS"FyTEXSIVB AND VALUABLE CABINET or RARk COINS
81 MEDALS, ARMOUR SkYRRS, AND SAXB PORCELAIN
teVgr6yS AND ORIGINAL REAL BRONZES BOOKS, IND
ETTEEi0SlTIFS VERY RAKB OBJECTS, HARI As1 TERIG
Iva Am PLATED WARE PROM CHRISrOFLk or PAklS,
ek PLANTS AND BIRDS, ke being the cutie collection Of
eANS MR. LOUIS BORG
VICE CONSUL OF FRANCE
to Q, about LEAVING Tor kurop- - - 1900 .,-,,,,s ,
SrtfR PrKN1ruEE DRAPBRIES. AND DECORATIONS Ge
- IN fru Messr Potter Stymer regardless Of
.st - -. .ou..tor ,,,is hvN NJ
ing tbe n and Europe.
rK MEDALS COINS, AND TOhhNS arc belle % 70 DC thee
a,l.can in tlis country.
R BKONLES nigh ste vtlae IN fart tins sale WI snoa
oun couuUears 70 add WORKS o. an ~ hrr eeuroNo
= IN n ,er onerrd IN this COUNTRY - =. -,
' 4e An MILL TAXI PLACE AT HIS BRsIDBNCB. Ne "a
sT TIlR1 FlFTIST MAdsoaave Commencing 90 TUES
O'Clock aud u o'clock continuing eul
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