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TRANsPLANTING MOUNTAIN PEAKS.
Prof Cunning delivered a lecture in
Hartford, Connecticut, on the last glacial
period, during which. he stated that he
had seen, in Stamford Vermont, a noun
tain of granite as peculiar as that of SUI
perior, but of different type. The crys-
tails were foliated. Science can find that
granite ut home only in Stamford. The
mountain is truncated cone. The top
has been clipped off. North of the noun
tain there was not single boulder of foil
ated granite South of the mountain
there were multitudes of such boulders.
Perched on the very top of Hoosac noun
tain, the tourist may see boulder about
seventy feet in circumference and fifteen
feet high. If he looks at the boulder,
then at the mountain, he will see that the
boulder has no kinship with the noun
tain. The boulder is that same Stamford
gEAnite-a Vermont carpet-bagger en- E
sconced on one of the highest peaks of
Massachusetts. The tourist may look
>outhwestward over Deerfeld Valley,
thirteen hundred feet deep,and see, far III
the distance, the outlines of Stamford
mountain, from whose top that boulder
was torn.
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GTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ Of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland.
To all persons concerned. GREETING:
The guardian of Nancy H. Winchester Of
Shrewsbury, in said district, insane nerson,
having represented to said court that hs said
ward owns certain piece parcel of land situate
in said Shrewsbury, consisting Of house and LOT
In the village Of Northham, in said town Of
Shrewsbury, and that it would be conducive to
the interest of his ward to sell the same for the
purpose Of putting the proceeds of such sale at
interest," or investing it in stocks or real estate
therefore,
By the authority of the State Of Vermont
you are hereby notified to appear before said
Court, at the Probate office, in Rutland in said
district, on the LIST Tuesday OF April, A. d. 1862
to show cause, II any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated 1t Rutland, in said district, this 9th day
Of March, A. d. 1869.
VIC. EDGERTON,
lGWSws second Register.
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BRANDoN.-Laste evening an exhibition
was given in the Town Hall by Messrs.
Hunt s. Sherman, proprietors of the
Brandon Velocipede Riding School, and
two prizes were awarded for the best rid
ing, as follows:
A silver goblet was awarded to.the one
that made half mile in the quickest
time, and was won by Mr.. A. Draper, in
2:22
The other prize was silver cup, and
was won by Mr.. l.. w. Copeland, going
around the hall twice in 2:14.
The slowest time seemed to be the most
difficult, and but two out of the ten that
contested for this prize, made any time at
all, the other being 1:13. The distance to
make half a mile, was sixteen times
around the hall, and there was fast rid.
ing for this prize.
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TOHN ROGERS.
FORMERLY or BOSTON

Having leased the Store recently % by Mar
Gus Jerkowski. Center street woul say TO hi-
friends aud the citizens generally. that he has
Of
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Rutland County Court.

Hon. BENZ. IL. STEELE, PFeStdth9 JHdge.
Hon DANIEL CRoFooT, assistant
HoN. JoHS CROWLEY '"'leS'
IafSaag, h0fh '.-'oooh "''si INC
opening, the case o. ne state V. Aaron
Clark, charged with having burglars TOOLS
&c, was called, and set down Tor io-i'or-
row morning, to be followed oy lhe case
Of the state V. horace ~ iuin'es'
ch'rged with murder
IN hhdihs thht ny eii''' -
rould be transacted during 'he "i'e'hooi,
the presiding judge procee'eu ~ can
over tho docket OF civil cases
y niue before 'u're o''ooA' '''e
Jury was sworn anu . I'5,' '7''''' ''''' :,
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-!dcr what may he urged ny way VI cAPiA-
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Roston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIs, STUR0Es & Co., Commission Merchants,
20 and 81 Faneuil Hall Market Boston.
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pills in the classics, so that, for some rea-
son, they all appear to be in advance OF
the point at which they have arrived, and
in thus writing, we mean that MS Peool-
lar metbod is of that character which
leads the pupil to seize upon principles
which are before him, so that when they
arc in fact reached, he is prepared to
master them at once.
The earnest, thorough and practical
methods pursued by the Principal of the
Rutland High School, give it character
and standing Of which the people of Rut-
land may well be proud.
The specimens of map-drawing by the
pupils, as taught by Miss Dean, makes
geography an interesting study, and leads
the pupil to thorough and intelligent
understanding of the whole subject. The
specimens in drawing attracted much at
tention. Many of which would do great
credit to older and more experienced ar
lists, and evince the taste and skill of the
instructor in this department.
Onr space forbids a more extended
notice of this examination.
The examination will conclude to-day,
with rhetorical exercises at 100 p. m.
CoNyENTIoN.-Unio Christian Con-
vention at Bellows Falls, Vt, Thursday
March 18th, 1869, in the Congregational
Church, under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
ORDER OF SERVICES
9 to 10 a. m Organization and Devotional Meet
ing.
10 to 10. i5 a.. Discussion: the thurch Prayer
Meeting.
1915 to ii. 81 Discussion Duty of the Churches
to outlying Dis riets.
Ills II l2-DiScus>ion How TO deyelope the
Working Power of the Church.
AFTERNOON.
$50 70 Prayer Meeting
, TO 245 Discussion: Private and Social Study
Of the Bible,
2.4j to $50 Discussion How to bring Men to
Jesus
$50 TO 4-Scrmon or Discussion.
to Discussion: Family Religion, and the Duty
Of the Church toward the Young.
EVENING.
100 To Praye. Meeting.
6 to 30 Discussion.
80 Relation of Experience, and Motives tol
Personal Conservation to Christ
The programme may be varied, if cir
cumStances require.
Trains arrive at Bellows Falls; From
the North by Rutland and Vt. Central
Railroads, at 3 30 and 80 a m. and ? 20
p IN; from the Sonth, by Cheshire and
Valley Railroads. at y ~, and $40 and
10 p. IN.
We earnestly desire the presence of all
who can come, and the prayerfui remen-
brauee Of those who may be kept away.
REV. CYRUS HANnIN,
REV. c. i. NFuoLsoN,
f.N. l.. c. DICKINSON,
Clergy mei. t Bellows Falls
Q. b. DoUGIAsS, for Fix. Com. \. NJ. c. A
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OrrrrAEY.--Capt Joseph White, aged
50 years, one OF our most esteemed citi-
zcns, died this morning AT his residence in
Duttonsville Capt White was one of the
elrlest pioneers in the temperance cause,
and during long life OF usefulness, held
many offices OF trust and responsibility in
town NJ man among Is was more re-
spscted, loved, or will be more lamented,
thaa this good man C.
CANouai.i March Q 1860
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A SQURREt. Early this win
ter, Mr.. J. A. Bixby, OF South Reading
observed pair of red squirrels about his
corn barn, and recently observed one go-
ing up Il post of the barn with an ear of
corn in its mouth. On going up into the
upper apartment, he found they had
filled three barrels nearly full Of ears of
corn, amounting III all to nearly six bush
els, and but few cobs in any Of it Mr.
b. Immediately carried back the corn 10
its proper place, since which, but one
squirrel has been seen about the place,
and that one no has been trying 70 catch,
but in vain, and the little fellow is hard
at work again filling the empty barrels,
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PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. March

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., March ..
Stearns, 1ll4; Bedel, S62. Portsmouth
elects Republicans to the Legislature.
and , Democrats. Ameng the Republi-
cans elected, is Frank IL. Miller, Editer
Of the Chronicle Returns from all por-
tions of the State, show Republican gain
over last year.
CONCORD: y. II. March ..
John IL. Bailey, Republican, is elected
to Senate in tho district over Frank Jones,
by 100 majority.
Dover gives Stearns 92i, Bedcl 444
Republican gain, 205.
Manchester gives Stearns 1908, Bedel
1922 Republican gain, 100
Stearns 1,504; Bedel S9j A republic
can. gain of le2.
NAsRCA, March O.
Stearns 99S; Bedel 757 a republican
gain of 10l !; GO towns show a republican
gain of over 500 since last year. The
Governor elect, Mr.. Stearns, was called on
tonight by a large crowd, and responded
in brief congratnlatory address.
All Congressman are reelected. S. ID.
Quaries, republican, is elected railroad
commissioner.
STATEsMAN OFFICE,
Concord, March, 9th.
One hundred and twenty towns give
Stearns 23,432; Beeel 20,l00 Probable
majority for Stearus $500
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DoRsET. = Moderator, l. \. Sykes
town clerk, l. George Wall; treasurer |.
Geo Wall eelectmen, Azariah Hilliard.
I. G. Harwooi. O C Gilbert; overseer of
poor, Azariah billiard LIST constable and
collector. Isaac Barrows ,2i constable G.. B.
tetty trnsteesoi public moneys, |. Geo.
Wall; listers, Isaac Barrows, l. n Sykes,
n J. Sanford auditors, f. l.. Holly, l.
\, Sykes, George W Farewell; grand
Jurors. +. 6. Harwood. \. y Armstrong
town agent, deorge ". Farewell town
superintendent, Rev. T. w. Olmstead
Voted 20 cents town tax
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LOW PRICES.
PRINTS.

And from his long .sper-nc- has II tear u com
petition. Below please find PRICES Of parton Of
good- in stock
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SFRISGFlELD.-At az meeting of the
stockholders of the First National bank
of Springfield. held on the 2lst ult, the
following Directors were elected for the
year ensuing
J. ". Colburn, C. \. Forbush, Udney
Burke, Samuel Afford, Jr, and Albert
Rrown.
RESIGNATION. - We notice by the
Hartford Comm Courant, of March Sth,
the following notice of Rev Geo B.
Spaulding's "a Vermonter by BIRTH and a
graduate of Vermont University resig-
nation of the pustorate OF Park street
church in that city
At the close OF the communion service,
yesterday morning, at the Park street
church, the pastor, Rev. George b. Spauld-
ing stated to the congregation that he
had communication to make to them,
and then proceeded to read brief letter
in which he rendered his resignation as
pastor of the Park church, and requested
the church and society to unite with him
in calling 6 council for his dismission.
The only reason offered In the letter of
resignation for this action was that found
in the peculiar circumstances in which
the church is at present involved. This
communication occasioned great surprise
to the congregation, as it was entirely I'M
expected, and will produce deep and wide
regret. not only in the Park church, but
throughout the whole community The
Rev. Mr.. Spaulding was settled over the
North church now Park church) in Sep
TENDER, 1864, and Hartford has had no
more industrious, earnest, faithful Christ
ian minister than he has been through
these last FIVE years. No city minister
has higher place in the respect and con-
fdence of all classes of the community
Placed in circumstances of peculiar diff
culties, he has borne himself most ably
humbly, patiently and bravely. If Mr.
Spaulding persists in asking dismission,
Hartford will lose one of her very best
and most respected clergymen, and hosts
of fast friends will deplore his departure
1t is not yet known what action will be
taken by the church and society in the
matter
CAsTLEToN-C. r. Ballard is to read
his poem en- titled "The Signs of the
Times" before the people of Castleton, at
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The best goods in market, and at low prices
Come and see. At
ian IL .daw BAILEY & PkRKER,S.
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CAsrLEToN.-C r. Ballard is to read
his poem en- titled "The Signs of the
Times" before the people of Castleton, at
the Town Hall, on Monday evening next,
March 10Th. AS he delivers the poem at
the invitation of the people of Castleton,
he will, without doubt, have crowded
house
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Rat1r0AA O1fkac0ltys
BUFFALO,, March Q.
The difficulty between the Northern
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Esps Franklin Posts Real Essste oo'unn.
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BOARDING.

DOA RDIN0-oNE LARGE FURNisHED ROOM
ID with Board at 233 Camp second door from st.
Joseph. Day boarders alec accommodated
CIRsT GLASS BOARDIN0-oNE OR TWO
Esneel famdes who desire comfortable home and good
living in D the city might be suited sppli
cation s isl Camp street. door 20 the Die House and
opposite St Parcks Church few day boarders can also
The large, airy and we'll far-
ni.hed, and tie table unsurpassed IN this city.
DOA RDING-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID mens 10 with excellent board and the OF the
prlor The situation of the most desirable In The oy
Apply Atlas st. Joseph street. -
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NOTICE
A SCISSORS NOTICE.

rsrrD srAr.s IsrrxslI EEysErS.
: Nav ORLzAss, Apr 1 Ist 1859.
The snnusl income list Of assessments for the year ending
December :st 1863 made in compliance with An act 20
provide Revenue to support the Government 70 pay
interest on the public debt and for other purposes approved
Jupe sh 1894 as amended BY subsequent having been
returned by the Assessors Of the Frat District OF
Louisiana to the undersigned Assessor Of said District
Notice - hereby given said annual income list win re-
open animation by taxpayers Tor the period OF ten
DAYS from this data No. United States Custom
House. during which time amp persons feeling them
seesved by the action Of Assistant Assessors may a
peal to the Astsnor.
Ard mmediaey after the expiration Of sssd days,
the twelfth thirteenth, ourte enth and fifteenth OF April
1869 win all appeals relative to erroneous or ex
cessve made and taken By the Assistant Asses
sors y. ll.....s Is..
An sppeas to the Assessor aforesaid must be made IN
writing and fpec the particular cause MISTER or thing
respecting which decision requested and state the ground
Of error complained Of
The First District Of Louisiana is comprised within the
parishes OF Orleans Jefferson St Bernard Psquemnes st
Chale st Jsnes St. John Baptist Ascension, Terrsbonne
Laiourchs Livingston, St. Helena Washington and 81
Tsnnapy a1 la.-- ~
In the parishes Of ST. and Ascension appeals viii be
made to this Office through Assistant Assessor T. VALEN
TIL Il, Convent Landing -a.a .r' 7I f-
In the parishes OF wsshipston and St Helena through
assistant Assessor JAMES B. WAND. Amits CITY.
In the parishes Livingston and st. fsmnany through
Assistant Assessor W.T.. PRATT. Ponchatcua
In the parishes Of ST. Charles 81 John Baptist through
A mistant Assessor JOHN N. HOWELL. Edgar P. o.
In the parish Lafsurche through Assistant Assessor G.
W. GR1sSAk. shibodsux. rs
GEORGE BUT1RiCk- Houma
ssd Assistant Assessors hereby vofhed u transmit all
such spseast this Office Immediately upon their receipt
An other appeals be ade dlreciy to this ofhce
LEWIS WOLFLEY,
Assessor First Dhtrct Of la Ofics-ROom No.
Rui A
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LcsT--sToLEN--FoUND.

+ OsT-A GARNET sTUD-THE LETTER n. rs
IL eng aved back Of Il. suitable reward viii be
paid for It's return this office. r
Ia TER RlER DOG Said dog Il about is months old aud
answers 70 the name Of Major any who vii return
T--77- T'" ~ THOMAS AsKEW.
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j, DEAN. IR.'s, SALES.
pEJAN. JR., AUofIONEER,

,. DEAN. JR., AUofioNEER,
Cans attention Of city and country buyers 70 his args
rales FURfrrukE Of every description aud variety 20
lake place tbs month Monday Wednesday and Friday
and VII be able % eel new every "a e the great
Of he has pot In reqnen nis hrs floors
Parties desiring 70 purchase Furniture should not fall 70
the sales ard VISIT his show At No l53 0rayer
street, corner Carondelet.
Quick sslss 10 make
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e.ALs.-................FKoRoaALs.

Il
DkORO1A1<Sss......-.. s.s.sskBOEO8AA8s
cffF..---s 500 JXsEdA0r
sesied Proposals viii be received al the Ones ITO Counn
Of the Crescent City Live Stick Landing and slsngh
t<house Company for furnishing all Of the neSea aud FOR
the erection 81 the following works to wit:
Slaughter Houses Cattls and Bog Pens Calf and Sheep
Pens Horse Mule Sabs Steamboat Landings, Steam
Boilers Engines Pump~, Cistsrns Water Pipe Render
ing , suks, Offices etc etc until MONDAY EVENING
the 9Th inst, at o'ciock -.
Plans and Specifications exhibition ct the ofce o.
The compans reserve the right any all of the
proposals. $1,000 ..
/ New Orleans. April !. 1869.
NoTICE"~'.'--''.'.... .....-.-''..-''''''S"iA>A ~
The ur dersigned has this day opened GENERAL COZ
MISSION and WESTERN PRODUCE BbsINEss. ct -
MsesEins street. lopposte ST lanes Hote and would be
pleased hts numerous friends a.d &C.
qusntsnees believing he give AZ much satsfscon ss
any firm In the city. ox,or-r
Late OF Peterson. Hill Elliott
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sHERIff's SALES.

WIN. MIrHoFF va ByRSE. VANCE 4 co CrHoMAs
Byrne snd H. Mcneil vance)-sxth District Court the
Parish Of 0reans-No. H253
DY VIRTUE ofaa allies writ OF nerf nAeias
ID directed By the Honorable the sixth Dktct Court
Of New Orleans In the above entitled canse. ! will
sell public auction, the Merchants and Auc
tioeses Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus
torhouse the Second District Of this city,
Tuesday. the % dsy Of april 1859, at u o'clock NJ the
following described property. viz
4. LoT OF GROUND tosether with the buildings and
known the MAI Doree situated
the First District Of this city In bounded by Cans
Cafondee Common end Bssonne streets measuring thirty
anal BY hundred and twenty
deep, French bounded the ids towards Caonds
let street BY Lately owned by David 0qwan and
the side towards Bsrcnne street BY property Of W. Nor
being also the OF lot Designated
No SO on pisu ST Mary, BY Tanesss ao
city surveyor next adring the lot No 40 BY xhich the
said half n bo1nded the slice.
q ANOTHER LOT or eR0UND. together With the
buildings and improvements thereon situated In the
district and adjoining the above described lot In the
rear thirty three feet front said Ceronde
let By hundred and twenty fset deep ess
Eng ISL ueasufe
Seized In the above suit
~ fExns-pash on the spot. Go
mar20 sp3 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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rrABLER,s FKEsH CANNED BEEF.
sabers Fresh Canned Beef, pat b. the stabsr Beef
Packing Company Of Indianoa rexas the best in IT
Beueticay Sealed and warranted keep any climate
Sea Contains are respeetfuiiysnved to give it trial
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HoUssETs
FISHING TACKLE.
rs undersigned having studied Of the Southern
Market in the FISHING TACKLE LINE, for over twenty
v..r takes pleasure In Offering his country friends and
customers enc Of largest and most varied stock Of
HOOKS LINES. RODS. FLOATS ANB BASKETS,
an their varieties and would beg psruss Of the fol
lowing sr''e'e'' F,sA Heehss
Limerick Trout Hooks s ss.ss S S:SI0ISS
:. sheephsad Hooks ali sizes. ring.d
:. Rsdssh loOks, n .i,ss. IoiOi0la
:. Chestertcwn Hooks. all sizss
:: E Ess a ssSss . . s s:;i:s a. ,,.,.
Buffalo and sunfsh Heoia
Limerick snooded Hooks. all tres.
Limsriek Wired Hooks Al sizes.
sss and Catfish Hcoks, to 10
Also, Assorted Illness
Cotton Gable Laid Trout Linss. Is 70 800 fest Ions
;: T T.i:s 1 fssai Linen hass'
:. lay cut Lines. large
Irsn Trout and Fish- and assorted eolcrs, Lnse
F Hs%s f .sd fw ness s X ii ss
SEM See. .ss o Sss F tsss :: =. : :i.:
Rigged and Furnishsd LinssI
Fishi Bssksss, assorted
And complete stock Of HARDWARE snd CurLERx
Always on hand the GENUINE BAMBOO POLES 30
e,s,.r Visit when 4, The city, yos WI md ny prices The
LOWEST IN the market
.agn II the Dsg Banbes.
"a RoussEr
susesssor 70 Roussst . voorh,ss
Ne. II esa Lsvsss spp. cssss. As.ss'
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AUCTION SALES. -
80 NASH q HoOGsoNs SALES.
"a nrffe1. .r------->>-- p efft--ia
os xkAh ESTATE. ai ~
ftflr 1tl l.t4- 49, asa ata. iys isaisl
Hc~ q -fif .gnrqu10 IS .'ttf 14- i1r1
BRrCK STORES. REsIDxNCEs. cofTAoxA vALu-
ABLE LANDS, CHOICE BurIDna SITES Q
I'm rHs- boots s;cg Cd
rouRrH AND FIRST DISTRICTS, sIoKrRvnas,
HUNTSVILLE AND BLooMINsDALE. WITHOUT
t8s3
RESERVE. AT AUCTION, -. 4, -,.,,. 80
BY NASH a HoDGsON.
W. L HoDcsox, Aucticneev,
81 et-rff eer once. ITO Grsxer strssl
ISAJgKDAr: 1Pr, An a, lsSs; ;v,c = IL II
lCHAEGK (bsssment 81 Charles HotslJ viii be sod
~ F~o & y Y Bsick ssoREs Nos los
lo New Levse Jns and ST. Joseph streets
fRxcT q LAND IN s. Helena par
ish. ihs \. 9, :. aG n and rsn .s ).
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SSs FSE BgiL.Iss LOT % S.S SsI.1 , on lose
LOTS 81 sas 3"
pine az s s ssnsf HTS 90 ocrAds
No l Constance srss between fsrpsichors and Robin
sssi CHOICE BUILDING SITE, Eve lots Of ground
the q osrcrSsss ana p s,s ON Lauren. street.
q IMPROVING Lors in square No. 50. IN the town Of
e. Iofs IN square No. -
II VxiGxssG Ro's in square No a. in the of
10 IA DEsiRaBiH iOTs in square No So bourded by
Common. Julia UIca, esr oleon and Alexander streets
Has.S asenas Palmyra Rsndoa and es:Suss
1h-iF CHOICE BUSINESS STAND 90 ~
CORNER OF RAMPARr AND ITALIA STREETS.
/ -s,s NOS. l2s AND as RAMPANT STREET.,
ONE SQUARE FROM THE DRYADEs MARKET.
"A CHOICE QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF GROUND
CORNER OF CHESTNUT AND BERLIN STREETS.
10 esillra' JEFFERSON CITY.
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/ t.rsg ~ sft ri 1afes Once. no Grsvisr grest
S1 aas.I ~ Il The 81 Err cHaSiEs AUCTION Xxx
CHANGE Oosing described valuable property viii be
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the building and
sslsss SSssd sy Rsmps1s date asrcus ITALIA
sna 3 n on sspr By depth
and Thaa Of % feet II inches and TX lines
plan plan as By Ps Murray Es5cs
osss % FRAME Store ANS
sss s md 2s KsP E Es ~
ed with slate built the best and used stores
| and dwellings,, ali IN fine order 30 4 u i, :, -
& sns from Srs.
the retail business with The street n,
two cabinets and the rear buiidngs the sane