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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-20

Loca1, BREyITIEs.- Among the late april
cants for the postmastership Of this city @as
Mai. Paul r. Hambrick, formerly agent OIL TIE
Freedmen's Bureau. =.
The Mo mic of Oriental Lodge, knights OF
Pythias, at Carlin's Springs to-day, Is repre-
scnted to be very successful affair. The last
train will leave here at 7-l5 this evening.
A called meeting Of the City Council Will oe
held tonight for the purpose OF considering
the revenue bill.
Postmaster Massey, who has been temper
or;lv susneujcd from his office for some weeks
mast, was reinstated this morning, a0d will con-
t;nue in charge uutil theexpiration of the term
for which he was appointed-23 proxlmo,
when Mr. Trist will assume the duties OF the
Office ~.
dog supposed to be mad was on King
street yesterday. ,,s
Tho steamer Wawaset from Conc River was
o,.,o,., hours behind time yesterday evening
in consequence of an accident to her machinery
which had occurred the evening before anu
by which cross head of her engine had Deen
| broken. -,
A Young man, residing near this city, while
riding about town this evening was throw
from his buggy, but not hurt.
A little son OF MIR. John Aruold'who had beel
walking in the sun aud drinking Ice water
was taken i'll suddenly this evening while a
school.
1t will be seen by an advertisement IN anot he
colnmp that Mr. j. f. Henderson has disposed
~ b;s mill and feed store to his brother Mr.
w. F. Henderson.
/ The steam fire engine Hydraulon was '''c'
at o'clock this morning at the plug corner
King and Pitt streets, and with 50 POUNDS
steam threw water 2l4 feet through a ] nozzls
Mr., Thomas Ke was taken III suduen'
Yesterday and is lying in very dangerous co'
dition.
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FOREIGN ECsyS,

LONDON June 2O.-An explosion occurrct
yesterday in one OF the Government powder
mills at Wultham Abbey near this city. SIEVE
raj persons were killed.
The death OF Lord Arthur Clinton, which
occurred on Saturday, created renewed interes
in the case of the Bnulton masqucradcs. Tho
dying declaration Of this gentleman, that 1t
was innocent Of the crimes Imputed to him, is
verified by bis attendants and companions, who
solemnly discaim any criminal purpose in the
woman PRESERVATION folly
Tho funeral Of hlrs. Luly, the mother Of the
Fenian convicts, occurred at Dublin yesterday.
Great crowds Of people sympalhiz Ing with the
Fenian movement, followed the remains TO the
grave.
Many people assembled yesterday TO listen
to the sermon OF Dean Stany, Of Westminster
Abbey, on the late Charles Dickens Part OF
the last will Of Mr.. Dickens was read. In
that he declines monument, hut rests his
fame on his published works. He al>o urges
his children to practice christianity, in broad
spirit, not accepting the narrow construction
of any man or any sect. The Dean closed with
glowing tribute to the iliustrlons dead.
LISBON, juno 20.-hlany OF the rtiorlna
promised have already been mulgatcd.,
DEGREES, abolishing tho death penalty and
pensions appeared to day, aud the rirht Of
holding political meetings and the right OF
petitions will be officially granted in duy
or two.
BRUSSELS, } une 90 The Independence Beige
is certain clerical party will monopoliz: The
new cabinet.
PARIS, June 20 The Emperor is still in
disposed but there IS nothing in his condition
to excite alarm.
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Fire

PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-Gaul's old brewery,
occupied by John L. Belts, was almost totally
destroyed ny fire this morning at one o'clock.
Loss $4,000 half insured.
EEw YORK, June 2o.-SLoeks strong. Money
3a5 per cent Gold 122. Virgins SKIES, eX-
coupon, 70; now Gil. Flour osi02 lower. -
Wheat dull ard nominally lower Corn dull
unchanged. ,
.BALrIMony. Juno 29c vi SKIES, old, 81
now. c. Lia. Cotton dul! and nominal n. II:
Flour quiet, but firm and uncheenged' 9except
Western Extra, which il = TO Sc 70. wheat
steady; Maryland lG5al!5 PeannsglyaDla iy9s 90.
l6O. Corn easier white l2a1E6 PRIME yel'o"
1l3all4. Oats steady st G1aI0.
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By Green Il Wise,
BY Green q wise,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.l
n MONT FOR 8 A L K

n l. Y % n IT + 0 u II.
Having determined to sell this valuable wa
tering place, situated on the Potomac river, in
Charles county. Nd 20 miles below Washing
ton, j.. c., have divided it into six tracts, and
will offer it as follows:
No. 1-Contsins C6 acres of fine land; has
sufi cient wood on it for the use OF the farm and
the remainder in cultivation; it is 1atered by
Horse Pen run, and adjoins DeEdelins.
No. 2-Contsins so acres-one. fourth in wood
and the remainder under cultivation has IN
a small DWELLING and Stable, with IL
large front on the Potomac river; has com
manding site for handsome residence This
No. 3-Contains 70 acres and rood adjoins
No. 2, with good front on the Potomac; it is
well wstered, and all bottom Ian d. now under
cultivation. &C.,. 49,
situated in the rear Of No. s, and extends to
Msttawoman creek, which is navigsble for YES
sells drawing feet of water. A large portion
Of this tract is in wood; bottom cleared.
No. 5-Contains 50 acres; is situated in the
roar of No. 6; nearly all cleared land. but with
sufficient wood for the use of tho farm las
beautiful building site and very valuable mari
bed binding on Mattswoman creek. Vessels
drawing feet can be loaded with the mari
from the bank, without the expense of trans
portstion.
No 6-Contains 40 acres. On this farm il
the DWELLING, barn, &C.. and the Gel I'M
ebrated GLYMONT PAVILION, so we'll Jll1.
known as watering place and as resort for
pleasure as to require no minute description.
These farms are very valuable, not only on
account Of their being portion of the Glymont
estate, but for the convenience Of reaching
Washington, Alexandra and Georgetown by
steamer several times daily, and the Baltimore
and Norfolk markets twice week, makes it
desirable for places Of residences, as we'll as, FOR
fruit and truck farms.
The above farms will be offered at private
sale until SATURDAY, July 9th, 1870; if not
sold by that time, they will be offered by pub.
lie auction on that day, in front of the Mayors
Office, in the city of Alexandra, at II o cpk m.
TERMS-One-fourth cash; the residue in
equal annual instslments at one two and three
years, with interest; the purchaser TO give
bonds for the deferred pay ments, with approved
personal security, and deed OF trust to be eT-
ecuted to secure them. Stamps aud convey
ancing at the expense Of tho purchaser. Flats
of the above property and more minute de-
scription, with price, &C.. can be seen and OBJ
tanned at the real estate Office of GREEN q
WISE, at Alexandria, or by application to the
undersigned. LEONARD MAkBURY,
je IL cots G ymont, Charles co.. Md.
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POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. -ueo.
Dean, colored, for disordcrly eonduct, hea'
Yates Garden, was fined and discharged.
An old colored mnn for permitting ganoIin:s
in bis house on Sunday, was lined ana us
charged. bic
don h;t The child of Sarah Davis, colored, on
,he hill, was discharged as the complainant
w suS s satisfied with az order that the dog be
killed.
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Shenandoah county. ie 13-eo2w
Ey j. 4. Stoutenburgh, Auctioneer.

lSy j. a. StOutenburgh, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PROPER
j TY IN TIE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
VA.-By virtue of decree of The Circuit Court
Of Alexandria county, Va. rendered at Febru-
sry term, 1869, in the suit Of VIM. Il. Church,
plaintiff, vs. J. II. Watkins ct ais, defendants,
the undersigned. Commissioners therein named,
will SELL on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of July,
1870, at Y o'clock M, in front of the Mayors
Office in the city of Alexandria. by public auc-
ton, the following REAL ESTATE:
a LOT OF GROUND, in the city of Alexan-
dria Va. fronting on Peyton street 81 feet and
running back 100 It.. with frame stable there
on, adjoining the lot belonging to VIM. Bushby.
TERMS-Uno.ten:h Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal instalments, payable st six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of sale; the bonds
Of the purchaser, with good personal security,
bearing interest from the day of sale. to be Ia
ken for the deferred payments, and the proper
ty liable to be resold at the risk and cost of the
purchaser upon failure TO comply with the
terms Of sale, ard the title to be retained until
all tho purchase money has been paid Stamps
and ronvoyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
CHARLES E. STUART.
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
ia 1J--Cn,s Com mis-
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FkOI WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June % 3 .. IL.
CONGRESS-

UUNURESS
10 the Senate, Mr. Wilson introduced a
resolution granting cannon to be us2d in the
erection of monument to Gen. Nathaniel
Lyon in Missouri-agrccd to.
Also a bill renewing the penalties OF descrtion
to certain soldiers Of the 9th Tennessee,
clvairy-placed on the calen,llr
Private bills occupied the remainder of the
morning hour
In the House OF Representatives the iolIow-
ing resolutions were introduced:
by MIR. Poland, to authorize the President
to open negotiations for the annexation Of
British America.
By MIR. Butler, resolution anncxing the Re-
public Of San Domingo.
A motion to suspend the rules 50 as to
take up resolution to appoint joint com,
mlttee on Cuban affairs failed
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD

| ALEXANDRIAAND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
Judge Chase of the US. Supreme Court, at
| chambers in Washington this evening, render.
ed d decision in the long pending case of Shoe
maker and others against French and others.
The fine imposed by Judge Underwood upon
j. S. French aud others for contempt is remit.
ted, but the contract to set up and enforce
which the bill was filed by Shoemaker is sus
tanned and declared valid By this decision
the company of which Shoemaker is the presi.
dentiS declared to be entitled to the possession
and management of the road aud further
effect of it will, it is supposed, be the dismissal
of the proceedings against Stevens, Phelps
and others for contempt, now pending before
Judge Keith.
CONTESTED ELECTION In the Hastings
Court, to-day, Judge Lowe rendered al abe
decision in the contested election case, and
ordered that the clerk issue certificates OF
election to all the officers who had been
declared elected by tnejudgcs of election except
Samuel Jefferson, in whose place G. ?. Henry,
SoiOiCo: IL QeClateu eItiticu W lue CeI tluChIC
Of election as constable in tina 4th ward. Judge
loves decision is spoken OF highly by men,
beers of the bar, and as it is the first that has
been rendered i1 contested election case
under the provisions of the new constitution,
and therefore establishes precedcnt,it becomes
of more than usual public interest and conse
quently will be published at length to morrow.
LONG BRIDGE. "A committee from George
town were at the Capitol on Saturday trying to
effect the removal OF the Long Bridge. and the
transferring OF the travel into Virginia from
tho other side of the Potomac by way OF that
city, aud over the squeduat bridge. They op-
posed the passage OF the bill giving the right of
way over the Long Bridge TO the Baltimore &
Potomac Railroad, but their opposition was |
MOUNT VERNON The lady regents OF the
Mount Vernon Association we're TO hold their
annual meeting at Mount Vernon to day. Tho |
steamer Arrow will make extra special
trip this evening or the purpose OF carrying the
ladies who arrive here by the o., :. X NJ.
R, f. and the Aqua Creek boats to attend
this meeting, to Mount Vernon.
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PROPERTY SALE.-A lot on the cast side oil
Union street, between King and Prince upon
which is burnt building was sold on SATURDAY
last by L. D. Harrison; auctloneor' 10
Samuel Miller, for $1,000.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 20. Two de1dly ARRAYS
occurred in this city Gu Saturday night, and
another last evening Sidney b. Wiley Was
shot aud killed by VIM. Sparks, aged 20 years.
Wiley slapped Mrs. Sparks, the mother Of the
young man, which led to the homicide. While
the officers were in pursuit Of Sparks the body
oil Wiley was robbed of six dollars.
William Lacy nsutcd Mrs CarEck, when
son of the latter rushed upon Lacy with knife
and cut him down. He will die.
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THAVE this day disposed Of my stock, COCA 90
viii and fixtures to WM f. H len dnf Sss6;
who will carry on the hay Sra Oh SnI sr eeu
,rsnt Thankful for past favors, hope my Gus
stlnes: and n tbs pu6c Will pst!onizs my sue
,v;i niesse present their bills for payment. and
aI] parties indebted 10 me will please come lot
ward and settle. ununup,nN
Alexandria, Va, June IL, 1870.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-20
The Trials Of Life.

wb.t sha)l do? I am SO debilitated that
oa wv nH' ,utsnd to my ordinary duties. Try
S ss "Standard Wine Bittsrs;" they arc nn.
exceilod, and will act favorabIy on sil me ,e
fnnetious OF your system, and restore them to
Vigorous action. They are simply Speer'
vine, without medication, except by sucn "a 1e,os
and roots IS physicians use dally, ~ wi"
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REMARKs.-The market for Flour is I'M.
changed. Wheat is firm with increased offer
ings; sales of 800 bushels White at lat offer
iDgS of 3.l34 bushels Red the whole OF which
was taken at l42. $50 aud 155. the bulk at lat
bushels mixed with sales at ll2, ll3 and Ii i
II damaged lot sold at 1O5; offerings of $50
bushels yellow, but no sales reported. Rye is
steady, offerings Of l47 bushels with sales at
l06, l0S, and 10. Oats are firm, sales OF
l3S bushels at 60 and GO cts. Butter has de.
Glued. Eggs are steady at previous quotations.
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The excursion party which was to have gone
f. Marshall HALL last "Wednesday night, but
was prevented by the weather, Will leave To-
,,,orrou evening at O. clock Tor that place.
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CITY ITEMS.

FOR SALE-The Lease and Fixtures OF the
l,aHt;ruI Store now occupied by s. Dealhsm.
In frder to close business within the shortest
u uo Gie' tine, my fine stock Of Clothing and
i3ants' Furnishing Goods will be sold off at It
whatever sacrifice All those who are indebted
To- me will please pay up wi:hout delay.
luNVG-2aWtf >. DEALhah.
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ssSSE S.ESE.

S.UU
PORT OF aLS& ANDHIA. JUNE 90
ARRIVED.
Steamship E. q. Knight, Johnston, New
orE, to Hooe, Wedderburn & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr, j. Y. Smith, CrowelI, hence at Bos
ton 10th inst.
Schrs Sarah Fish, Thompson, and Warren
Blake. Messorvey, for Boston, hence at Holmes
Hole l6:h inst.
Sehr. Bessie Morris, Allen, for Richmond,
to load for this port cleared at Boston 18th
inst.
Schr. e. 2. Douglas, Ellis, hence for Provi-
dence, put into Norfolk 10th with loss of main
eaf.
Schr. Sparkling Sea, Rose, hence at Paw
tuckett Is inst.
Schr. A. Fl. Leaning, Brewers, for Boston.
i.ence at Holmes, Hole 10Th inst
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Ry Green If Wise,

(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.)
SALE.-Under author
- ity Of II decree of the Circuit Court Of Alex
andria county, Va rendered ,.t tho N ovember
Ann Emerson's Admir-, def, and Delllah Ha'
nov, plaintitf We. the same defendant, tho I'M
dersgnod Commissioners will soil. By public
suction, in front Of tho Mayors office. IN the
city of AIexandris, Va, at II o'clock M; on
SATURDAY, the ID dag OF July, 1870, TWO
LOTS OF GROUND, No. beginning on IN the nc
east side Of Water street. 81 feet south OF w olie
street, and running thence south on water ST.
n feet thence east ana parallel to wolfe st.
GU feet thence north Il teet; thence win n
direct line to the beginning. This lot mss :S
FRAME DWELLING, with good back E ~,
buildings No sdjqincs, lot No L. fronting 'nnn &
iarre four story BRICK BUILDING.
TERMS-One. fourth of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the residue in equal IN
stslmcnLs al six twelve and eighteen months, !
the purchaser to give bond, with security win
interest rom the day Of sale, and the tl,io to o"
retained until the purchase money IS jnIIy paid
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR.
LYSANDER HILL.
GEORGE VIM. BRENT.
70 :, Commissioners
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The WEATHER. Having recently had 4
rainy term, I'VE are now having heated term III
The thermometer to-day at noon stood at a.
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saTM, f. HENDERSON,

Nos. SO snd 81 Cameron street,
lUnder Liberty Hall
And Wholesale and retail dealer in HAY
STRAW. GRAIN and MILL FEED
Solieits country consignments of all kinds =.
All goods delivered free of charge promnIPe1y "
FL nsrts of the city. u EO--H.
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Cincinnati, February 5, 1871

G.. Gautier: u,bon IN Washing.
ton, sent me case OF your e to use them three
t Times W.' day for disease peculiar to nay
I did not use them at that time having no la er
in tut his 5st1E1 h be and h noR psE
suas,on, thew lave restored me to perfect
bsab s0ns few p Of my friends have desired
TO o send for three CAGES, which you, VIII please
forward. and oblige yours, respectfully,
Soio ny aii o'Nss R. M. LAWSON,
JANNEY s. CO.,
..oo,u Agents for this city.
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AUCTION SALES.

yTAtUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
Y S}LE.- Will b. offered. by pubic sale,
upon the premises, On heZ7th DAY OF JUNE
$50, Court day, if not sold privately before
ti!at tine the valuable EIill property owned hy
Tie a!e Samuel Moore, esq, and kncwn his
"MuURE'S MILL situated at the junction
Of the two Hswksbi.l creezs. in Page county,
W., about three quarters Of Il mile south of
L.uray. Tho mill is comparatively new one,
having been built since the war closed is in
good repair, and is located in the finest wheat
growing ortion of Page county. There is also
new SAW MILL, in thorough repair. adj
Joining the mill above mentioned, and FORTY
ACRES of first class bottom land. with a
good DWELLING HOUSE, all Of which BIZ
will be sold together. The water power is am
pie for all seasons Of the year, and can be used
without building and keeping in repair an ex-
pensive dam. As it is necessary that the sale of
tho above real estate shall be confirmed by the
Court, on account of the interest of tho minor
heirs Of Samuel Moore, deceased. in said prop
crty, the sale will conditional, and will be void
without tho confirmation of said Court. Pos
session will BIO given on the 18th of July,
1870. If sold publicly, the terms will be made
known on the day Of sale. Per5ons wishing TO
pu chase privately or who desire further infor-
nation in regard to said property, can apply to
Dr. II. J. Smoot, at Luray, Page county, Va,
or cen address the undersigned, at Mount Jack
son. Shena ndoah county, Va.
Mrs. AMANDA NJ. F. MOORE.
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Suaefhearfs and Wives.

ESSAYS for Young Mon on Single and W e.
dod Life-,he dan gors Of CellbsGy. ana t fnS
Toys of true Marriage with sanitary ala iGr
those who are in any way uhntteu lol M ,,oi
nnrs Address HOWARD AS5OClAFloN
Boy p. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. my Zo- "ln
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
T. ar TOWNSVILLE, FAIRFAX CO..
VAHBy virtue Of deed Of trust from W. ,:, a:
Moore and wife to s. NJ. Ball. recorded in i liDer
", No. 3, folio ll5 of the land records Of Ear
fax ccunty, tho undersigned substtute! :, Tr1s.
tee in said decd, will sell, on MoNDA !, me
18TH day Of July 1910 Court d"y, !" ot tros 90 90
:" Ii clock ,u., y valuable LOT OF LAND, lying
At Lee Lewinsv:c, in said county, adjoining the
nc nor re lot now owned by Daniel Spear;
.r"nIing on the public road to Georgctown, snd
binding the road laid on inlougnt ' nopt Dh
cstatc-a vcry dcsirably sltusleu tr'c' ''''
ing LhirlylnG5enee fonrih cash, rnd the residue
in threo equal instruments at one, two ana snret
years with interest," secured oy INC oG ;Ia III
The purchaser, and q retention oil Inc liIie I'LL
the iast payment is made; r-..oo
En:rfay county, lie l1-2AWLs
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DEPARTU RES.

For the week ending June 18th there were
66 arrivals and CT departures, TOR month up
- 18Th, l73 arrivals and $50 departures
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PROPOSALS FOR OAE TIES.

pKOPUSATE5 F0T' ga IL '''
Sesled PROPOSALS. will be rec Il we'd u! the ONCE
of tho Aluxandria and Fredericksburg Raj way
Company, in Alexandria. Va, up t" {" o'c5"c X
y. M of15th Iunp, 1870, for the delivery on the
line &C said railway between Alcxandrl"Hn &C &C.
cotink, of THIRTY THOUSAND l5o,oVoI
WHITE OAK RAlLEOAD A&o; r,,,
For sncc;irntions and details apply to LIE
COLN l. WILLARD, Washington, d. e., or
to tho Secretary Of tha COMPANY, at AIcEn!,-
drin, or 10 the subscribers, II! Eichmon', "a
Dated May Is, 1870 ,,.,.,,..,.,
w. IS. LINCOLN,
a. ~; rooDr, Directors.
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ca M Ii.rs ~ s7 Fsc9 tho book and period,
King street, we received this morning Cooley s
and Peterson's Magazines for July, both In
tensely interesting to the ladies.
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CANAL COMMERCE.
k h IA
ARRIVALS-TO-DAY.

Boats w. 2. Hassett, and Central, to Nd.
Goal Company.
Boats NJ. A. Myers, Kate, II. G. FIaeg, G.
Clifton, Henry Reed, B. Williamson, j. H.
Parrott, Jr., Fl. B. Cromwell, Robt NJ arshall
L. T. G. Young, to American Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats Jno. P. Moore, J. H. Stickney, A.
lain, Gen. Sherman, A. Perkins, D. A. Lowe,
Henry Wade, j. A. Sutcr, Chas Rob-, A.
Waish AIey. Ray, NJ. \. Myers, H. {. Flag,
Kate. Mary and Anna, A. Lincoln, e. Chit
ton, Il. Rud, w. +. Hassett, B. williamson
for Cumberland.
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Auction SALES.

Nv Luther ID. Harrison, Auctioneer.
CyALEsOF THE EFFECTS OLA GROCE.
y RY STORE.-Will be sold on TUESDAY,
June 2lst, at 10 O clock a. m, at the corner OF
STOCK OF A RETAIL GROCERY. Sale
nositive and without reserve e17-3t
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GALE OF A VALUABLE COU NTRY
> PLACE AT LEWINs s VI % ID a Of trust
frnn, Josenh Osmun and wife to Henry Jen-
ln recorded in b of + Es ES e. edo oH sG u
6nrsigned. substituted Trustee IN ssid oeeu,
viii consent ss G he A se
ol s1, atb dav Of july, 1870, Court day. in front
qs HGue door S S ;a6 e09 TsyA G se Of
AK Ms'N ~ .d;onipe the village Of Lswinsvilo,
Esz 593 bs o on Of the r0s8 ssenf as
q " Iannep,s lot. containing 81 acres, roods
sni pq!Gs i%P!0nTSWS Ry IN; 1aS 1s sH1
fine water, &C., and highly desirable as q
TEEMS-One tenth cash, and the reslaue e, "a
three equal instalments at six, twe,G bu oh" Tho
sghtecn months with nGTe ssemien D Si ths
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