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Sale of GOverssme emit Property


U. y. Custom House, Portland, Me-.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT.
......- July 10. 1871.
SEAaED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y office until ~ O'Clock M Of the 18th of Univ in
stant tor the purchase of the following described
property OF the United States, at Portland Me
list. The Spacious Post Office Building on Federal
oe ween Exchange and Market streets, standing on
itnd leased to the United 5 ates by W. Fessen
zen, Esq Attorney for the "Deering Heirs" This
buidirg was framed in sections with view TO f,,ure
removal and measures 90 feet lneal on Exchange st
" feet on Federal and l04 feet on Market ST. anu en-
D. aces steam heating apparatus throughout as we'll
as gas ana plumbing ftung, marble floor tile In YES
ubuie, extra sash for douole windows post Office
boxes standing and top cases, counters, desks and
tables Prop sails may be made for the buildlpo
alone to inc ude fixtures or for The latter or an
part OF the same separate from the building: ID being
understood that the site be cleared on or he fore
the 10Th OF August next, at which time the present
lease will expire. rA'
End The two Workshops on Market and Silver
streets, on and owned by the City OF Portland
IN height; together with the Stone Sheds near the
same; and the blacksmith shop on Vine ST. Sepa.
rate proposals may he made Tor each building
3D. The surplus MaIb BILE from he New Post Office
building, amounting TO about 260 cubic feet 400
purple Roofing Slate. 16x24 beng about 80 SQUARES
OF Oh perfect slate 200 lneal feet Of Ladders; Der
rick Mast IS feet long; Spars 90 feet long, and a
qaa1tiiy OF wateh-ac Blocks. double and single
bds To be rendered separately tor each item
communications should be endorsed "Proposals
ior pubic property" sealed and addressed to the
undersigned by whom the right is reserved to reject
so to do.
J. Fl. COCHRANE.
Supt U. S. Custom House, Portland, Me.
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WAS s cn,, Fields tells of an Eastern man who
a a99eiP nann to Chicago merchant "He comes
very dist;nor;si hamliy. His grandfather was
he u rsnl;sgd man. said the east. twas
with u.s. There's iess aa "Ihat's Of no account
any part of the United States mere Xyt imam IN
himself? Miss f. thinks "daddyisMm9a i T. ne
inspiration, and ought to 90 into tha Is Is an
dictionary of Americanisms, '"e coming
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NJ A u n I X ID

In Farmingdale July 4, Rev. Sanford p Smith, Of
Augusta, ard Mary Z. Quinby, of F. Also, Rev
Dan'l l.. A. Libby, OF Durham, and Minnie X. Ward
of FreepOrt.
In Eastport. July T. James irwin, OF L , and Miss
Mary Ann Trimble of Robbnston.
In Augusta, June 25 Mellen Wing and Mrs. Mel
vina Williams. both of Gardiner.
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Maine Steamship Company.

ryNHE Steamers Dirigo and Franconia will touch at
i Vineyard Haven, (Holmes Holel during the
months July and August, to land irieeht and pas
sengers on their passage to and from New York and
Portland. HENRY FOX
iva 1W
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SOMERSET COUNTY.

From our Correspondent
At Norridgewock on Saturday afternoon the
John s. Abbott stand, owned and occupied by
Benz. Towpsend, Esq and the barns OH the
Moses Brown place were burned. For a time
it seemed that the whole village must be de-
stroyed, but the vee1ing of the high wind that
prevailed at the time saved the place from de-
structi0n
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Our rural friends never see crops through
magnifying glasses, and are quite as much in
clined to complain of what comes to them or
don't come, as the rest of mankind; but if
only part of the most reliable intelligence
is true, the hay crop this year will be the
hghtest for the last. twenty years. 1t is also
stated by men Of experience that many of the
helds were SO seriously injured by the drouth
OF last season that fair crop cannot be ex-
pected until thelsame is ploughed up and re-
seeded
No doubt large part of our best farmers
have taken measures to increase their store
Of fodder by the planting of special crops, and
that Yankee invention will be quickened to
devise some means to make the most of the
scanty supply. Last years short crop taught
the intelligent farmer some useful lessons
that will be doubly valuable this season. We
notice that those whe used coarse feed cut
mixed with meal and steamed, say that the
experiment has proved highly satisfactory
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no Let.
NJ ICE front chamber with board at
jy11 -1w
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SPOKEN.
July g. lat So Os, lon "a 40, barque Marathon from
New York Tor 4 chmond, Va.
June 5, lat ~ 46 8, Ion IS 80 W, ship Peru, from
Cardiff Tor Callao.
July lat 80 49, Ion rs 81, ship scioto, from Calves
ton tor Liverpool.
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LATER adVices tend to show that the at
tempt of Count do Chambord to create
revolution in his own favor, will prove as en-
tirely abortive as was the Strarsbourg .fasco
OF Louis Napoleon. Whether or not the
French people desire the continuance of the
present government rem aims to he determin.
ed; but very large majority are very conf
dent that the last thing they need is Bour-
bon, holding the long exploded belief that he
is "ruler-by-the-grace. Of God" After the
emphatic declaration of the people Of France
for republican government, it is altogether
certain that no thinking mortal except a
Bourbon would have lifted up his standard
and called upon the people to rally about it.
OF this Bourbon dynasty and the imperial
ism of Napoleon I'LL the French people have
suffered enough.
That government yet has the galleys for the
punishment of troublesome criminals: and il
would be well to send his pair of pestilent
fellows there for life if they continue to war
upon the interests of France and the prog
reSs OF liberal ideas in Europe.
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Tue house. barn and outbuldings of Enoch
Blalsdell of Lebanon were totally destroyed BY
fire on Saturday afternoon: also 20 acres Of
wood and tillage land were burnt over. Loss
about $4,000; insured for $780,
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r b M O " A L
The Office of Assessor of Internal Reve-
nue. for the first collection district has been
removed from No. 50 Exchange street, TO
front rooms ON second floor Of the new
custom House ON Fore street. jun2lsntf
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AGRICULTURAL.

There are some excellent farms and farmers
in this town. The intervale land and much
of the high land is very productive. Haying
has already commenced and some fields,
where in years past two tons have been OBJ
tanned from an acre, now will not yield half
ton to the acre. Beef bones and old horses
will be drug in the market this fall as there
will not be hay enough cut, this season, in
this State, to winter out the stock,
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
conc REsSIOyAL.
Conclusion Yesterdays PrOeeeaiuu~


HOC>E--Atter our report closed
The bIii authorizing the Secretary of the
treasury TO purchase the Remainder of the
square on which the Chicago post osfice and
custom house were located, and for the erection
"a new hTe- Ft"of building thereon and annro-
Fa'sting $50 100 therefor va, Das,ed ths
hineHtfleht Of the Committee ON A pproDriations
ia"y'd-ng thai The cost of the site and buiIding
haI Tot exceed 81, OOo ,OJo, having been previous
The bin to pay VIVA. y. Preston a, t97 % for
tNptnOeS incurred in COHtest!ng the seat of
.'smes H. Harris, Of Maryland in the Thirty
attn. ConSTtss passed.
'n motion o. Mr.. Banks Mass \ tho Hon.
the tll!s report" from the COMMITTEES on FOR
rign Affairs, making appropriations to enable
treaty Of " sssiugton wv
Asr. Banks briefly explained the objects of the
appropriations. The first SPA. 900 " a. 10 d.fray
me expenses of tn general conference: and the
isttCr SSS..2a 80 Gcfrdy the expenses of the
btitisA and Amfric IN Claim Commission nav
IN session iH arlington He asked that the
genera! diSeU~- 80 of the treaty be deferred ~
'attr III the - s~ion. and the money for which
mere vas an immediate need, be appropriated
Without debate the committee rose and reDort-
passed. ~
Dir. Palmer, (IOwa,) from TIE Committee ON
arIiopriat."Ls. reported bill appropriating
s--i.iJl-iS 70 supply a deficiency in the appro.
lEiatl0n fGT salaries and contingent expenses in
The Post Office Department, caused by the
1'iSICdilOD az r \. Mccartney. The bill was
ias>ed. and the House at three O'Clock adjourned
70 lion day
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DIED..

DONALDSON On the 18th inst, BENJAMIN
HONALDsON, OF Fairfax county, Va aged ~
years. W
His funeral will take place from rulin Chanel
Fails Church. Va, Sunday the 18th inst , ar N
o'clock The family and friends are invited to at.
GAKShk On the morning of December 18th,
THOMAS GARNER, in the i9th year Of age
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
st'end the funeral az his late Residence, 453 ST.,
t. morrUw Sunday J, at pm.
NOl rs. On Friday, December Is, BENJAMIN
NDN rs. In the sst year Of his age.
The funeral will take place FROM the residence of
bis daughter, MTs. Sarah Me k, as l. street ON
sunday, at o. u. Relatives ami friends Of ths
fIsily are inv tied to attend without notice
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RT LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auct,oneers.
- Star 0ffice Buildings,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and llth street

Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and llth street
TRUSTEES SAFE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH siDEOE K sTREET NORTH
BETWEEN 2lsr AND ago STREETS Wrsr
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th
day OF yune, A. .. 1sis, aud duly recorded In
Land Record. fer WASHINGTON county. D. %. and By
the written direction Of the holer OF the notes
cured thereby, will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day OF No. ember, ISL. 1T o'clock p m. on
of ground, lying and being in the city Of Washing
ton, District Fl Coiuubis and known sno dis
uneuishsd IS the east twenty six 80 feet front Of
fb,E Let seven, II sausIs nun bsred seventy
the southeast corner Of said Lot NJ q thence run
hing west 70 feet along the line Of street nerth
thence north lf6 feet ii inches 20 . Se-font alley
thence ,st fect thence south las fet IL inches
Terms Of sais: One,half cash; baisnce in equal in,
stalnents, with purchaser no,es,p at ami ~
mosths from day OF ..le it'll interest TO be secured
by deed Of trust On the premises Ii terms Of sale
are not complied with in fye days from daT OF sais
The trustee reserves the right resell at the cost
and riss Of the defaulting purchaser Cunseyancinc
and stamps at cost Of purchaser. A depost Of $50
VIM r HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
no n-dts LATlMER CLEARY, AucIs.
q THE ABoyK SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY; 6.h pecfmber: -aae hour anG
dec l-sts LATIMER CLE,RY, Aucts
ETHE ABOVE sAIRIs posTPosED until
place. WIN: HnLTzaAN, TRUSTEE.
dS LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
ryTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER posi-
POND until SATURDAY, December I6, 1871,
wM. r HOFFMAN Trustee
di4 LATlNER CLEARY, Aucts
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THE WIPE OF A MILLIoSAIRE COMMITS
SUICIDE tx SA0OTING.-On Tuesday afternoon
Mary EveTard, aged Sc years, wife of John
Fvcrsrd. n contractor. living at No. 2o5 East
2 hirty-secOnd street, committed suicidc by
shooting herSel: through the head with pistol.
Size had Tor many years suffered from cpileptic
cOnyulsiuiIs, which, for some time subsequent to
each attack caused great mental depression.
The continued recurrence of the paroSysms at
length affected her mini, and she exhibited
~ mPtOus of insanity, though only of brief daTa-
tion. ON Tuesday fore noon she was found In
sensible on the floor of her room, having experi-
CncCd another fTightfui attack, and was attend
ell during the day by her physician. DIR. Il. Nc
(Teady. Being left alone FOR some time, she
procured a revolver from a drawer, and placing
u 20 her temple discharged the contents of one
Of the chambers into her head. The in11est
was held yesterday by Coroner keenan,. and
yTrdiet in accordance with the circumstances
TcndCrcd.-N. J.. Star, Iitt.
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ga little boy defines snoring as letting of

ga little boy defines snoring as " letting off
sleep"
~Potter Palmer, the Chicago millionaire, is
living in a shanty on the edge of the prairie.
"London fines conductors OF horse-cars for
overcrowding the ears ~ the Inconvenience of
passengers.
give said Miss Olive Logan yesterday.
The sweet Olive is a widow.-Phiadslpkt
PTcSs.
CParis fashion correspondents speak Of some
new things IN colors; for example, Paris brule
burned love-lett tint, Paris bombarde, car
TieT- pigeon slate, tawny stone color. How lovely
1-The Czar Of Russia has five sons living
Alexander the heir, Vladimir, Alexis, Sergio
and Paul, and an only daughter, Marie, seven
teen years Of age.
SRA hundred and twenty years go the Prince
of Wales died, and at the death OF George the
SecOr a. his grandson, George the Third, sue
ceedeG 10 the English throne.
a0The honest truth: Aunt And so, Tom
you're learning music, among other things.
How do you Ike t?" Tom hate it." Aunt
:. Indeed, Which of your studies do YOU pre-
fcr"" Tcm-"O-wel l-masic."-Pa
DWhile T. ID. Jones was in Columbus mod
cling his bust OF Chase, a young man of the
SIarkler order of architecture, approached him
one night at a social gathering with the inquiry:
.. Er-er-say' Er-er-so you're the man-er-
that makes mud heals, amt your IS Yes" said
old Tom blandly; " do you want a new one ?',-
Ohio NtGfc Journal.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AYTKRNOOU.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner ID and 7th sts

ihoSIAhs SALE " HLoAbLH kkAL Is
- Under and by virtue Of de. d Of trust bearing
ns Ger ,sra p $50 and duly rsoorde
party thereby secured the undersigned win oer for
DAY, the iS,h day Of DECEMBER, Isl. a. n,easS
p m the following valuable Lot, via: Lot nineteen
Hi. lot eontass as anS e
sand square feer ~ ground and fronts Massachu-
sets and New Jersey avenues and @ street north
Ard under and b. virtue OF the same deed Of trus,
and by direction Of the party thereby secured, the
ises Oh FRIDAY, the 9Th gay OF Decembsr' Isl a,
o'clock z m Lot ?, in square 90. This lot is sit
Ised IN ioh stree. esst near the Intersection Of
rapidly improving section Of the city
And under ADD by virtue Of certain other deed of
A. 1870, and by direction of the party thereby SCI
cured. the undersiged will OF for sale, nj public
suction at the store Of Green wiilisms at the cor
day Of December. lE1, az O'Clock o m. the follow.
ing Real ESTATE living in Huntingto, Prince Georges
map or subdivision of said Huntington, made by
benj. NJ Plumb 4 Co as lots numbered from on. n
S "s e from
to thirteen tlol inclusive; and also lots numbered
from one u to seventy six t76,j inc usive, square
one to "a inclusive. in said square contain
ing ninety six thousand six hundred square feet of
ground also, lots numbered from % to seventy
SIX olincusive, in square numbered two q } being
Il e entire of said square, containing enc HUNDRED
Stln ninety I thousand square feet 4 ground.
with in five days from he day # sale the property
will be resod at the risk and OF thu dsfauttng
Washington city Ike uaee resaE sa' TIN SaH IN
til an sHf Mt pe esd
resell at once Stamps ard conveysncing at the cost
EDWARD O. CARRINGroN, JR Trustee.
G2d GREEN i WILLIAMS.
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HE Peshtigo Eagle says the burned patients.
sIth as nave survived the terrible ordeal through
when they passed. are nearly off the hands of
the Physicians, but As the cold weather an
prOaches many who escaped being burned, hay-
tackled with fevers and it will be necessary to
continue the hospital for some time, and per-
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The TIGEKss in the Berlin Geological Gar
dCns last week gave birth 10 three cubs. Ii was
resolved that THY should b. left with her to see
IL she would suckle them. The experiment
unfortunately killed BY the mother rolling on
him whri4 asleep; but the two others are alive
and well, and have opened their eyes. With
this 10 i belle we'd that the main danger has been
got over, for the ticrr>s now treats them with
evident maternal affection. This is an interest
ing fact. considering that hitherto these animals
have refused 10 suckls while Gagged, and il Is an
encouraging prospect Tor al Geological socie-
tiCS.
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RI GREEN WILLlAns. Ayctio.esr.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pROpERTY

- By virtue Of a deed Fl trust, dated sepeem.
E Der I'd, A D. ls71, and duly recorded in Libsr
No eeo folio SIS &C., Of the land records Tor
part! .sesrsd thereby. VII :e 4 puSic aueson
Y iTpnt Of tie yrsnisss & O'Clock m, % FRI
numbered twenty one, "a 81 in T. X. Aliens subdi.
yision Of part q lot numbered one ID in equare
numbered fye hundred and seventy, (670,D in the
city Of Washinstca, together with all the improve
ments thereon. The improvements consist Of an
unfinished DWELLING house, aud the property il in
very central and dssirable location IN tsis city.
Terms Of eale: One half in cash, os which 500
must be paid q sale; the deferred payments 10 be
made in six and twelve months, vith interest from
day Of sale and secyred By deed Of trus 20 the
with within elk days amer day Of eaie: otSerwss the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property st
notice thereof. An conyeyencinG and etamps Ct
p9rcssssfs COST npryWE HHTAkp; rrusiee.
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Rf VIM. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building,
corner 9th at. and PeAnsylv ania avenue.

AU TON SALE
CONFIRMATION nFTHE SALEOF GOLD AND
sIlVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWEL
RY STERLING SILVER AND PLATED
SPOONS, FORKS AND AADLES, MUSICAL,
MD MECHANICAL INSTRr MENTS, PAR
TY AND OTHER DRESSES, (cost SID each, }
together with variety Of other soods at VIM
L.. Wall Co. auction rooms, corner PenrsyI l.
yania avenue and 9th street, on TUESDAY {this
cay at 1,clock in the evening. and WEDNES-
DAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATITR-
DAY,Dec. 18Th, 18th. 18th, aud 10th. ISL
al 10 O'Clock in the morning and O'Clock in the
The dresses will be on view at sale Sosm
number of plata gold and fancy Kings Lockers gold
and silver Pencils, with other articles suitable for
dl2-5t WIN L. WALL a co. Aucts
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Rs When corn is converted into whiskey it
must become the giddy maze we hear Of
". J.. Post.
~"Get your sweetheart a new set of teeth as
Christmas present." is the invitation of an ad-
Nertising dentist
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"CHYINo TINE."-A Connecticut paper
states that the judge, jury, lawyers and specta-
Tors were SO moved by the closing argument of
one OF the counsel for defence in a recent MUIR
ger trial and the tears fell so cOpiously that it
Wa unsafe TO venture upon the court room door
as well as a trying time 80
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MAR RED.

POOLE-pOBSON. In Aurora ILL.,, November
18th, ISL, by the Rev. j. r. Yates EDWARD
POoLE. Esq OF Aurora, and Miss FLORA V
DOBSON, late OF washingtos, ID. O.
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Once ,hs ssRssns Court q tie District q Goian
sd al; saI q = ss'': :s. s. 81 O
ingtcn, ID. o.. the ocho0Qer fkmas Griskisy, Of
ealtinore, I'd, her .feckle, ADparsi. snd yarni.
So siSi iS, sziif' U.s. E.:sS
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pYw.T JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Penna. avenue, corner ID sta eet east.

- By virtue Of a deed Of trust given 10 us. dated
oo'he twenty ninth day of June, A. ID. Iss7, and
recorded in Liber y. q. E, No. IL. folio 9s &c,
one of the land records for ths county Of Washing
ton District OF Col mba. will offer for sale, in
front 81 the premises at public auction, ON THURS
DAY, December 2etl at 4 o'cl.ck D. IN, part of
Lot y IN square 93 in Washington. n. O., and de-
scrlbed as follows: beginning for the at point
thirty one feet hve inches east of the uorthwest
ner Of said lot and running thence south
ieef Elk inches, thence east four feet eight inches
thence south efeen feet six inches thence east
eight feet nine inches thence north thirty five feet
thence west three feet, thence north seventy five
of beginning.
This property is located the south side of Penn
syIsania avenue, between 8fh and 9th streets east
Trims cash: one hundred dollars Of which must be
paid down AZ time OF sale, and the balance within
sixty days from day of sale. stamps and conveyance.
ing at the cost OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM TALBOT, lr-r.,..
ALEXAGDER GARDNEB.S hussees'
decS-eotda w r JOHNSON Ant
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HERE rs A NoTHEE-rN-LAw of at least two
husband power: A man whose home is i'm Wis
COrsin has been working ut Negaunee, Mich,
Tor some months. week or 30 since he was
taken dangerously sick. He sent tor his wife to
come at once and care for him. Now. the wife's
mother i sick, too and she sent this dispatch to
her languishing husband, Dear Tim, mother
= sick; can't leave her. Do the best YOU can
IL you die, send your body home"
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y. B.-The auctioneers call the particular atten-
ton Of the public to the above sale, Mssss. Full
TON a co., not having had . sale Tor the last two
years, have large and well selected lot II GOODS
which they have determined to sell without reserve
R.F.&CO have several watches and other vsia.
able articles which they have held over u months
and the Deposition can have them payment Of the
principal and small interest.
We advance money ct less than ono half the usual
fetee. no10
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10Th and streets
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE OF
The NAVY YARD At AUCTION,

THE NAVY YARD AZ ArCTioN. oA
IL On wEDN EeDAY. the 90rh day of Oec.m-
Der, At O'clock p M, We shall sell, ie front
hundred and seventy eight tHsI corner Of street
south and 9TH street. east, and fronting ON SAID
With the improvement, which consists Of four-stor
brick Dwelling House With press brick front, with
gas water, &C.; also splendid store room, suitable
Tor the erocers OF dry goods business good cellar
OF purchaser esp cially called the above sale
40 the property 10 to be sold without ressr. e.
depth.
Terms Of sale: e1No cash; balance in g. L. rs ana
sale, and secured By desd o. trust the properly
Sid. Stamp &C., q csst Of purchaser t2D6 re-
diid nun GREEN Willy vi q ns'e s,c,.
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION IN FRAyCE-M
jules Simon has prepared a bill, which he
strongly urges the French Assembly to adopt
providing for the enforcement of compuIsorv
eaucafion throughout France. By the terms Of
lht proposes measure, parents are compelled to
sthd their children regularly to school during a
education, including maps books. e.. To bc
borne by the government ' w W