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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

Besides the usual show of livestock,
agricultural produce, fancy articles, &C.,
at our late fair, were also on the grounds
a supply of penny:catchers, such as
''old dry bones," with his 25-ccnt
prize packages" and brass jewelry.
1t was not little amusing to stand with
in hearing of this well-known loose Joint
ed spindle-shanks and hear him belch
forth long sentences of monkey. talk with
Undesirable rapidity, steaming with
praise for his wonderful two cents worth
of trash-''all for the small sum of %
cents P'-held SO gracefully in his
bony fingers. His "gift of CAB" was
certainly equal to that of any native or
foreign born lunatic that ever exhibited
himself in this country. Only an occa-
sional young man went anxiously for
ward, with futtering heart and trembling
knee, to surrender his shin plaster, and
then retire to some other part of the
ground with his lower jaw hanging down
to his knee.
Next to the best thing on the ground,
perhaps, in the humbug line, was lit.
tie chubby fellow, who had lifting and
blowing, or back breaking and lung
expanding machines. over which he was
making as much noise as an old cock
of-the-yard over little three-cornered
gravel stone when he wants to call tn,
flock around him. This fellow would
have made money but for the extras Ii,
put in by way of gestures, which mad,
people afraid to go near him for fear h,
would make stampede and come tow
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

in the neighborhood where the horse was
stolen. Respondent claimed that he OBJ
tanned the horse in question from man
who said he lived at Wells River, Vt
III. HI. Powers made an able argument
for the respondent, but circumstances
were so against the prisoner that the ju-
ry brought in verdict of guilty.
States attorney and Edwards & Dicker-
man for the state. R. F. Parker and III.
H. Powers for the respondent Sept. 81,
the court sentenced Hughes to be con-
fined at hard labor in the state prison at
Windsor, for the term Of five years and
pay costs of prosecution.
State VS.. Henry Turner. Indictment
FOR murder This trial commenced Mon
day, Sept. Is, and continued four days.
The jury failed to agree, standing eleven
for acquittal and one for conviction. AS
this case is to be tried again at the Feb
ruary term of this court, it is thought
best not to publish the facts in the case
as shown by the evidence in court, as it
might make it more difficult to get ju-
ry next term. States attorney, N. 7.
Sheafe, J. L. Allen and HI. HI. Powers
were counsel for the state. w. W. Eat.
on, L. HI. Thompson and W. W. Circuit
for respondent, who, owing to the failure
of the jury to agree, is compelled to lie
in Jail until the February term. II
seems that where the state fails to con.
Wet man, as in this case, there ought
to be some provision for admitting him
to bail. Humanity and common decency
at least, say so.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

John Quincy Adams accepts the NOM
nation of the Louisville convention for
the office of Vice President, and report
has it that o. Conner has also accepted
the Presidential nomination. New York
City Democrats are holding meetings
and discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of throw
ing up the Greeley sponge and voting for
the Louisville ticket. Havn't much time
to "change horses" have they.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

The Hon. George W. Brewer, of Cham
bersburg, Pa, one of the most Influential
and popular Democrats in the Cumber-
land Valley, has taken the stump for
Grant and Wilson. The Baltimore
american says the Republicans of Penn
sylvania can afford to exchange a halt
dozen such politicians as Ex-Governor
Curtin for a real live Democrat like Geo.
W. Brewer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

Where now is the German vote? asks
the Boston Journal on hearing the news
from Pennsylvania. Has Carl Schurz
got it in his breeches pocket? If so, he
must have played his Democratic allies
false
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

An interesting letter from Montpelier
will be found in another column. signed
"H' from whom we hope to hear every
week during the session of the legisla-
ture, for he is sensible and sound and
knows how to make a letter interesting
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

Goldsmith Maid" and Lucy trotted
at the Sacramento Cali fair, week
ago Saturday, and the Maid won the
$4,000 purse in three straight heats in
2:2O, 2:17 IA. and 2:23 IL.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

Why should Greeley, who favored
peaceful secession, be preferred by any
loyal man, to the hero who crushed Sc
cession asks the Boston Journal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

ards them. Two black bears, a concert
troupe, Fosters exhibition and the man
with an air gun, completed the list of
outside shows.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

There was intense excitement at Ben
nington, Vt, a day or two since, over
conduct of Mrs. Charles A. Hawks, who
cut down a Greeley and Brown Banner
with the portraits of the candidates
thereon. For this great moral achieve
ment she was presented with magnif-
cent silver cake basket by three or four
GRANTEES of the town.-,Sprimgtield Re
publican.
Turkey cocks become greatly excited
over red rag, and ROSTERS are some
times seized with violent fit of crow
ing upon sight of banner but this is
the first instance on record where such a
thing has been attacked by He7a-Hawks.
Woodstock Post.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

The decrese in the national debt dur
ing the month of September. was $780,
377, 343 'O9.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

Smith, the new Governor of Georgia,
is an anything to beat Grant, man to
the back bone, Judging from the following
extract of a recent speech. He says:
Il will use anything for the purpose
of beating Grant. If the devil himself,
coming up from the internal regions,
smelling of birthstone, was candidate
for President under the present circum-
stances, | would take him rather than
take Grant" Of course he would, for
the devil was an original secessionest.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14
Keep THEBLOODPURE
Beautffy your COMPLEXION.

Do not use pint or powder, but get a more
permanent beauty by purifying your blood
This preparation of Iron and Poke Root
makes rough and scaly skin soft and SMOOTH
changes that sallow complexities to one OF
freshness and health, and remove any Erup-
fuIes, BIOfches d EruptiOns. nyou wish
rosy cheeks and healthy omplexion, use DIR
Crooks Compound Syrup OF Poke Root.
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FARM FOR SALE.

On account Of CONTINUED i'll health OfmyseIf and wife
offer for sale my farm, formerly occupied by the late
Judge Hardy of l60 first best land situated with
mile and half of West Glover the road leading
good condition. Never failing the premises.
100 acres cleared Good sugar orchard of 600 trees
within 20 rods of the house. Farm will be sold with
the hay and stock. or without learns made easy.
This is one of the best hill farms in the County.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber on
the premises.
NIB. DODGE.
West Glover, Sept 9, 1872. 35-tf
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Farm For Sale.

On account of poor health the subscriber offers his
farm for SALE consisting of excellent land
Situated on the road from West Glover to Craftsbury
in Glover. Said farm well fenced well watered and
well divided into moving and pasturing, with good
barns sheds, comfortable house with she'd a good
sugar orchard Said farm is under good state of cuL
tlvation; also will be sold with the farm il desired all
the crops, stock and farming tools. Terms of payment
easy. For further particulars call address the
subscriber.
JOHN d. GRAVES
Glover, VT, Sept. 2.sls72. 35-tf
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CONN. & PASS. RIVERS r. B
Summer Excursion
Montreal & Quebec

From stations between Newport and White Rive
Junction commencing July lst, and continuing duriD
the months of August and September. at the sam
popular prices charged last season, viz, :
To Montreal To Quebec To IIor
FROM and return, and return. trea an
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

Excursion Tickets to Newport and Magog. for pa
ties of 10 or more for fare one way can be had
application to General Ticket Office. Lyndonvle.
Leaving Stations Passumpsic r. r. by Day f.
press. arrive Montreal $40 P. NJ. No Quebec conne
tiOns by this Train.
Leaving by Mail Train. arrive Montreal 6:35 A.
Quebec T:30 A NJ.
Leaving by Night Express, arrive Montreal l1:5O
NJ, Quebec 3:35 2. NJ.
Richelieu Steamers
Leave Montreal ZOO P. NJ, arrive Quebec $50 A.
Leave Quebec 400 2. NJ, arrive Montreal 600 A. NJ
$3.50 L. W. PALMER Supt.
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To Whom it Concerns.

read and remember sce hare got to
hare some MONEY. and all arbo o,ce us
on ooo6 account or note are requested to
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ORLEANS COUNTY COURT.

Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1872.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14

Neosho Rapids, Oct. Is.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-09
BY O q D. %DeSAUSSURE,
Receiver,

Receiver. .tti 20
DICE PLANTATION, &c, &c, ON Pom
LII pom River. A. g.. Hayward vs. John A.
Hassell and others, DeVisees OF John Ashe, de.
ceased. =,
On THURSDAY, the 10th day OF December, win
be sold In the City of Charlie ton, near the Post.
OF the Court OF Common P1esR, x
The Two RICE PL ANTATIONS. at the best
pitch OF tide. known as "Will Town." aud "High
WasHle," or ROTTERDAM, - now merged into one
Plantation, situate In 81. Bartholomewfs Parish,
Colleton County opposite Win Town., ona large
creek. waters Of Pon Pom River, containing joint
ly 1049 scres. or which 400 scres are Rice Land,
under bank, (abDut. 200 OF VIII On have been
planted last year;l bounding to the north and
nor:hw est by lands OF estate OF BaynBrd and Ed
ward %Harnwrll,' TO The .ouih on lands Of Ma.
placeara two small Dwelling Houses and accom-
modalions for negroes. ~ ~
ALSO
A TRACT OF PINE BARREN LAND. on the Pom
Pom River. St.. Psul's Parish, opposite the .'Wil
TOWN. Plantation, co trainlng $50 acres OK land.
ALSO.
FIFTEEN TOWN LOTS ia the Village of''Will
Town.. gti -
ALTO,
The TRACT OF LAND or Island commonly
known as Whonplng island, on the Dawhoo
River, Colleton County, containing about 2l7
acres OF land. :.
Condltlons-One.third cash; balance by bonds
payable Ia, three equal successive annual lnsiai.
meuts, with interest, payable annually, from day
OF eale, 70 be secured BY q mortgage or the prop
erty. Purchasers IN pay for papers. g
dec4, 6.9 II, Is II, l6. 1919
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BY W. 7. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
Z ASactioneers.

ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESI-
~ DENOE on Hampstead Park, By order Of
the Executor. rs
VIII be sold on TUESDAY. 10th instant, at ths
east end Of Broad street. at II o.. lcck,
That large and: pleasant RgSlDEN6E, situated
at the corner OF Hampstead Park and America,
street, the late residenCEu Thomas Dotterer. tho
house Il OF wood. contaioing, g rooms, besides
a large etischsn;s cIstern and ven 81 Hater, Be.
sides fruit and lower gardens: rsz.tf$tn
The Lot measures 100 by l26 feet In de IN. This
nrOperIy Ia advantageousy situated,
present aue now contemplated line OF railways.
Terms-One.rhird each; balance, with Interest.
secnrsd by bond and mortgage and insurance. OF
the property. Purchaser paying ~ for papers.
dac6 $3.50 c
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Death.


The stars that disappear at morn,
Oh, think not they are ned;
They are not losr, they are not gone,
But mid the glory shed
Around them by the source OF light,
TNby shine more swee.ly than at night;
u is the night that's dead.
And thus the loved who disappear,
Pass like the mornings flight,
But walk in paths go sweet and clear,
AS blind uB with the light
They att upon the azure day.
They noat on twilight's downy gray,
And on the clouds at night.
oh deep and wondrous heart Of man,
Strange fount Of Joy and woe;
In this sad lie no eye may scan
Thy currents ebb and flow:
But in the glorious world to come.
The voice OF dlscord shall be dumb,
And thou thys'lf shalt know.
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By O o D. DesAUssURE, !:
No. 23 Broad sire

GOOD BRICK RESIDENCE ON HASaL
" STREET For sale or rent, the substantial I
built BRICK RESIDENCE on the South tfde OF
Hasel street, east Of Trinity Church, containln11o
Stable. Lot 80 feet front BY 100 feet deep.
dpcl-mIhk .-rg -r
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BY R. N. MARSHALL & BRO.

DESIBENCE No. 16 BULL STREET,
IL west of Pitt. 81
On THURSDAY. December IL, at II O'Clock win
be sold, near the Postoflce, Broad street,
The above Slate.ROof RESIDENCE, containing
four square rooms, atrics. pantry, dressing. room.
aonols plaza large III chen and clsIern, gas, DC.
Terma--One-quarter cash; balance in one; two
and three years. secured by bond and mortgage.
Interest s~emi.aunuaIy. Buildings To- be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser To- pay r.. II. MD
Bro, for papers. dec3tustutha
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By LOUIS D. DesAUSSURR,
Broker: No. a3 Broad Street

DWELLING HOUSE ON LARGE LOT:
IL FOR SALE, the TWo-STOkY WO:DEn
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 80 Cannon street, ono
door west or Coming street, containing elgnt
rooms, piazza; &C., Kitchen. carriage nouseanu
stable. Lot 200 feet front, by It's feet deep; is cipa.
be OF being sub divided into several lots- a
dac1. mthA , 90
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- by LOUIS D. DesAUSSURE, SO
Broker, No. "a Brosd stfees. i1ss
0LD THEATRE LOT on MEETING
~. sTREEC-For Sale; the OLD THEAHEtL0E
on Meeting street, measuring 100 feet. froDt hys $50
fett deep; this lot Ia situated betw een the CHARLES.
ton hotel and Mills House, and ia one of,the most
desirable building lots IN the city,; ~,
ALSO,
TIE LOT OF LAND at the corn 81 Of Meeting and
Queen streets, measuring So feet front by JOS feet
deep. ..,5! &TG.t 7..;a 9i3s
ALso. b
THE LOT on west eide OF King street south OF
Qneen street, measuring ~ feet mont oy about
ALSO, sygts - eisWl
THE, LOT OF LAND ON east side Of Council
street, Jon the water, 1ea feet froat BY 146 feet deep.
ALSO,
THE LOT eF LAND on west side Of 2ut'ecge
tavenue with two small brick houseat herC1n An1A
few ham some trees. Lot 100 feet lront bJ 11s feet
deep. deo5lpths4
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anrrlpn 8aies--3mtnre WapS.
nv JOHN.G MLNOR & co.


y CLOTHING. Dry Goods and Ladies' Cloth
Coaks.-TO.M0RROW; I1thinss.. as half past 10
O'Clock A.M, We will selsst our store, a1at. Eaet,
Inc street, To- close invoices, Cashmere and satt-
net SHIFTS, Cashmere and satinet Vests, Blue
army Pants, Cosn and Ovefcoats,e Black Setinet
0o.lonade and Jean GOATS and Pants; Printed
Mellon and PrinIed Satinet. Coats and Paaus
Brown Drill and Canton Flannel taWelasAr
Shirts. White and Mixed Aertno Shirts, Fancy
07ershirts, While Calico and Hickory shirts,
Fancy Wool Shswls. Black and Printed SatIne:s 9,
Kentucky Jeans, Heavy T#ills and Cnttonades.
Bleached and Brown Shirtings, Blue Pteids, B.ue
D,ilis, Denims. Ticking Stripes Calico Cornfes ia
bIes, Fancy -Red-SpEeada,- Madras and Veto.
handkerchief, and LADIES' Black Cloth Cloaks.
Copdftfohs-Sums under 500 cash, over 500
sixty days for approved paper. deco
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSsURE,
n... No on Rrosa Ssreet.

Ting STREET RESIDENCE NEAR.
n THE BATTERY.-FOR 8 ALE, the THREE'
WOODEN RESIDENCE On b lex baae-.
ment, on east side OF King street. q few. doors
from South Battery, containing eight r0ornS, e
piazzas, brick kitchen, &c, DC. Lot 10 feet By
$50 feet deep. deeH.mth&.
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By r, M, BRO.

Unwilling And STORE EAST COR
~ NER Begard and Line strettG.y
On THURSDAY. December 18th. at II O'Clock,
will be sold, near the Postoflce, Broad street,
The above Til .Ro0fed DWELLING Of four square
rooms and -s.Oresl with Kitchen OF two roOms.
Lot 81 by IS feer, more or lesH.
TermsIOne.half CASH; balance in one year. 90.
Bro. FOR papers. dec3-tuSlhS =
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By D.. DeSAUSSURE,
Rroker. No. 23 Broad street.
wonnEN RESIDENCE IL

ROLL strest.-For sale. the large THREE.
- ~ WOODEN RESIDENCE, on brick. bsSemens
sonth aide OF Lamboll street, one door GeaSt qt
LeQsre street. The Lot measures o. icy t9Rsgy
$50 feet deep. ~ ooSS7usns
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BY LOUIS D. %DesAUssURE,

coUTHB BAY REsIDENCR.-FoRisA SALE.
~ rhe THREE.STORY WOODEN RESiDERCE,,'
M South Bay street. containing seven iroom,
pantry, &C.. two piazzas. &C., &C, L2r 80 feet
'front.' by $50 feet deep. -.
The Tot OF LAND. on Ismboll street, adjoln.
mo the above. with two small Houses thereon.
Irr IN feet front oy l4o feet deep. 81 dec2 Inth4 e
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By 0 D. %DesAUssURE,.
Rroker.N No. 25 Broad street.

DRIOK RESIDENCE No. So TRADD
n sTREET-For sale, the Three.storyB BRICK
No. IS Tradd street, q lew aooIs
Tast Of Meeting street, containing aoo9t ,ho4mss
Uttnhop kc kC. al L.
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By o o D. ~DesAUsSURE,

BrOker, MO- Sd DIO&U BUVUSs -
CHARLOTTE STREET LOT OF. LAND.
For SHE. the LOT OF LAND6a dnNeaoath
aida OF Charlotte street, :betweanc Elizabeth and
Alexander streets, measuring 'soteet mont by;2lo
feet deep. &- r3t' ~
ALSO, ii 4 80:
The LOT OF. LAND on west side: Of Church
street, north of Water street, measuring 20 teet
front BY lss fest deep. dee22Ne'
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by LOUIS d. D~eSAUSSURE,
Broker, No. 23 Broad Street. ..

HANDSOMEa RESIDENCE .ONl EAST
I'LL BAYLOR sale, the handsome BRICK; RES
lDkNCE &C the southeast Corner or Eas: Bay and
vernon streets, contaiping IN the baseme6ftwO
the second story. five. roenns on the hid
story and attic rooms, with watef works and eSS
through the house, piszsas, DO. DC, kitchen. cars
rage house, stable. The Lot IL surrounded on
three sides by brick walls. and measures o. feet
on East Ray. 200 feet on Vernon street, and ;sboue
OIL feet on Washington Strt ct. .dec2-mthl
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BY LOUIS D.. DeSAUSSURE,
Broker. No. AZ Broad,8trcet.

yT7OODEN RESIDENCE ON VAIL
w SrREEC.-For sale, the comfortable two;
and q half story WOODEN RESIDENCE, on brick
basement, No 20 Wall street, one door south or
Calhoun street. containing seven rooms iandtan
attic, piazzas, kit hen. &c, &c. The Lot Ia ITO
feet front by 100 fest Deep = .it,its .dec2-nftr$
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BY H. II. DeLEON.

A TLANTlC HOUSE ON EAST BAY At
IN Private Sale.
East Bay, M. 81. aud known "a ATLANTIC
HOUSE. The lot Is Is feet front and rs feet deeps
and In rear is also q lot % feet by 1ls feet doeptIs
For terms, DC, apply o. above, e. Mp. y Btoad
street. decd fn12
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,anrtiprsers' pripate 6alss, stf.
by. II. H.. DeLEON. s
REANSION HOUSE.. BROAD. STREET.

l1 at Private Sale. ~"
That fine aud eligible Property In Broad geresS
Opposite Oity Park, known as the kANsI0H
HOUSE, and now used az a private boarding
house. The lot runs through to 81; Machnef8
alley. aud Is IA feet front on Broad street. anu ono
hundred and ninety.fl 2 1867 feet In depth.
For terms, DC apply Ms above, at No, "a Broad
street. ~ idec5-sm1 s.
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Amrtign 6ales-- future Daps.
:. by. A. ENSLOW T. co,
Aucti0neers.

Auctioneers.
GERMAN BARK EMIL, FOR AC.
" COUNT or whom 1t may concern, by order
ofthe Con sui OF the German Empire. 81
On THURSDAY MORNING, l2th December, at
IL O'Clock, at Southern Wharf, will be old, by or.
der OF the Consul Of the German Empire, for &C.
count or vnem It may concern. ~
The MetRlleo and Cnpper;fastened German Bark
EMIL. OF G.6 tons register and SOC. tons coal capa.
city. With hasts, .Spars, Standing and Running
Rigging. Cordage, Anchors, Chains. sails, DC, &c.
And immediately after, the Ships Boats and
Stores. dec7
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amlrnIture, Rnrtifnltnre. @f
DOMARIA NURSERIES.
ESTABLISHED 1867.

The proprietor has q large and thrifty stock Of
Southern and acclimated FRUIT TREES, parsicu.
lsrly adapted to our climate. from the earliess 10
: les, Apricots, Nectsrlnes, Ounces. Hedlars,
Pomegranates, Ever.beartng .hulberries: Figs,
English Walnuts, spanish Ontstnuts. Filbsrts,
Gi.spes In great variety, Raspoerries,
.ttjinds. Dshliss, 0ladiolas, Yetbenss, VIolets. Or.
= smental Flowing Shrubs, &C.; Eyergresns for
@ smeteries and lawns In great yariety;- Aspara.
.Hcsrtney Roses for hedges. A descriptive Gaia.
iooue .wiIbe sent to all applicants. ADDRESS
noyasrn3mos Pomarta, Be-,
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BY LOUIS ID. DesAUSSURE,..

CToRE NO. IL EAST Baylor SALE
y the well located STORE On East Bay
street, known as No.. u, recenIls occupiod by,
Messrs. street Bros. Il Co.. Lot % feet 6 inches BY
lie feet deep. The building occupies. the entire
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prp GOODS, &r.
URoHGorT, BENEDICT L CO.,
No. 276 King STREET.,

Will offer for the week commencing!
Monday. December Q, and throughout
the week,
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & RS. BRUINS,
EOR SALE Or RENT, "a HANDSOME
i. RESIDENCE at Summerville, with fine. OUT.
buildings; Lot containing one or more acles OF
m,nutes' walk. Residence Of tho late 4. E.BED1
FORD. noy1.fmw &
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, by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,
Hrokar. Ho. 23HIfroRd Street.

.oTORE AND RESIDENCE NO. ~ EAST
BAY STREET For isale-the ST0RE AND
No. % East, BSy street, opposite
North Commercial Wharf. Lot "a feet front BY
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