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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06
YES!OYES YES J!

u 7 ES!U 7 Els - U Y Els y!
(HAN any person show cause Why should ut sell
~ to the public One Thousand dollars worth OF
Dry Goods for Cash. during the next sixty days. ls,
him now object thereto. hepceforth hold his peace
Of Dry Goods we now have q store very full,
And ther efo. no room for more, silk or wool.
To further the above thus told,
Please bring us the silver and gold
AS we have the goods-new and old
And intend not to be undersold.
OF Groceries We have a suppy,
At prices, to induce you to buy:
OF good Teas-three pounds tor dollar,
And ground coffee or pounds. for the scholar
OF Sugar nine or ten pounds tor that money,
And OF that VIII Oh is sweeter tn IN honey;
OF Camel fruits the best that do grow,
Whether raised at the "North,' or below,
Then Come-and Wen wait on You soon,
Provided its not just then tat noon,"
With "Happy New Year" to you ALL
As sMerry Christmas" Is soon past recslI.
N. BAH persons having accounts past due, are
hereby requested to Ca at the Captains Office" and
settle the same, forthwith. And there by b.ige.
s.N. BRONSON.
Dec. 2lst 1880. 38-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06
Farm for Sale !!

SITUATED one mile north Of Morris Center ne u
= the east shore of Bantam Lake containing about
30 and is we'll supplied 18th wood aud water
The buildings are in good repair Will be sold on
vesy .onable tsrms. For further particulars in
quire Of 4l-Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

HAVE WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
always at hand 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group. Infuen.
"a, Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Complaints SO cents ami 81 bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

Congress ought to find time to invite the
French Republic to take a part in the York
town celebration. There would be something
preculiarly fitting in asking the assistance OF
the nation which helped US to become re-:
public, aud then made haste to follow our
example.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

Nearly half the wheat used 10 this country
is ground in the mills of Illinsis, Wisconsin
and Iowa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

., the Chilians have landed 1900 men al
.Pisco, for the attack on Lima, and expect to
have over so, 600 there soon. 10 sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The Mayor of Athens telegsaphs to the
Mayor of London that statue Of AtheDe, a
masterpiece by Phidias, has been discovered
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

YEAR BIZ YEAR the business of our Patent
Office increases in volume, and in similar
ratio the difficulty experienced by inventors
10 securing for themselves the full benefits of
the products of fertile brain. This is not
due to red tapism in the department., but to
lack of information regarding patentability,
conflicting claims and otler obstacles. such as
none but an expert in the business is compe-
tent to give. While the United States is the
most prolific of all nations in its inventive ca
pacity, it is also favored 10 having many gen.
tlemen of great experience in procuring for
inventors the proper recognition of and pro-
lection for their inventions. Of these agents,
no one is better known Or more justly esteem
ed than Mr.. r. H. Eddy, of Boston, who for
twoscore years has been recognized as one of
the most judicious and successful Patent So
lctors in any country. His vast experience
in the business, and perfect familiarity with
all the details and routine of the Patent Office,
render his services particularly desirable to all
having transactions Herewith.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The indications are that Mr., William G.
Case, of Simsbury, will be chosen Speaker Of
our House Of Representatives i.4 .sT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The next week or two will be lively one
in good many legislatures. The choice of
U. Senators is, by federal law, made the earl
lest important business done by the legisla-
lures ON assembling Gas most now do) early
IN January. In several states there will be
sharp contests In this state Gen. Hawley
will chosen without opposition.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

It seems that DR.. Holland has sold out most
of his interest in Scribner to his partner, Ros-
we'll Smith He still retains the editorship,
however.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

Petroleum is discovered 10 Italy. Perhaps
we shah be sQoq sending to Europe for our
kerosene as Europe aoy aspas so as, for
theirs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

A startling discovery was made in New
Haven Monday, that the residence of Mr..
Elihu sperry, had been robbed of valuables
amounting to about $4,000. a nephew of
the old gentlemen has been arrested on sus.
picion Of being the thief '~ tH'''2's ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The Commissioner of Agriculture has Sc
lected and leased for IA years a farm 10 Som
merville, s. c., for experimenting upon the
raising of tea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

nISTRICT OF LITCHFIELD 90. Probate Court.
" Dec. 18th, 1880.
Estate of stephen s. Harrison late Of Morris in
said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District Of Ltchneld
hath limi; ed and allowed six months from the dat.
hereof for the creditors of said Estate TO exhibit their
caims for settlement. Those who neglect prreent
ther accounts. properly attested, within said time Ill
be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested 10 make immediate payment to.
LUCRETIA C. HARRISON Aministratrix.
Mc& 3S-4w
nISTRICT OF CORNWALL IS. Probate Court
~ Lee. 18th, 1880. @&f aa4t&R
Estate OF stephen j. Gold. late Of Cornwall in said
District, de eased
The Court of Probate for the District OF Cornwall
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors of said Estate represented
in solvent, in which to exhibit their claims etc
and has appointed Donald J Warner and Geo. E.
Wine Esquires, Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime said claims. l@
Certified by GEO G. HARRISON Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at
the residence of Mrs. NJ Payne, in said Cornwall ON
the 18th of March and the 18th of june 1881 at 10
purpose of attending the business of said appoint
nent.
se4 ~ DONALD J. WARNER.l co........s -
~ GEokGE MINER. 0oih''ss'onefs =.
All persons indebted to ssid Estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment to, Al-3w
MARTHA Il. GOLD, Administering.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

Professor Hind has written a letter to the
Canada Premier accusing the Canadian MAN.
ayers ofrthe fishery arbitration with classifying
the statistics then offered BY them, and on
which the award of $5,5O0,00o against the
United States was based. 81 s,,t.. t.-. 81 ssf
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

In the death of DR.. Chaplin. the country
loses one Of the pulpit celebrities Of which our
voluntary system gives US larger proportion
than any other country can show DR.. Cha.
pin was for long. also, d power in politics as
well as in the pulpit. 4,' - Ai83
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

We are indebted to the Hon. Frederick
Miles for the Congressional Record which lie
has sent US regularly since he has been in
Congress, We don't need quite all the speech
es. reported. but it is very satisfactory to have
the important ones In full - klal. - .aa.-h
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06
TERMS Fob 1881. Including postage,
PREMIUMS.

PREMIUMS.
New sub +cribars may have the numbers
for 80 and 81 at the price of one years
subscription only.
Tia any subscriber old or new. we will
furnish the Periodicals for 70 at half
price.
All orders to be sant to the publication
office. To secure premiums apply
promptly.
THE LEONARD sCOTT PUBLISHING CO
IL Barclay St, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The Indians who have been 90 long nego-
tiasing with the railroads have finally conclu.
ded to sell the right of way through their
country to two compauies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

They are prosecuting seventeen women Of
Star City, Indiana, fer smashing the furniture
and spelling the liquors of saloon. 3. Il, Indi-
ana were only wise enough to let her women,
vote, they could smash liquor saloons acccr.
ding to Law. not contrarv 10 law u iz' ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06
CLUBBING.

Attention iscalled to the Enquirer Clubbing
Rates which are open to subscribers paying in
advance. Harpera Magazine, and the En-
suirer. for instances, can be had this coming
year for $5, quite " saving on regular rates.
The subscriber who pays us runs no risk,
since we send on the money by check. Nor
is there any serious delay, since, through t,lis
season, we give special attention TO forward
ing orders promptly. Subscribers who take
Magazines or other periodicals will do well
to examine our Clubbing Rates apd profit by,
them. ~ - 49, -
A curious bluuefer is said to have happened
asthe New Years reception Al the White
House. AS the. representatives of the army,
under the lead of Gen. Sherman, were passing
the President, the marine band struck up the
air "a Policeman,s lot is not Happy One. !"
Considering the kind of work that falls on the
army in these piping times OF peace. and the
grumbling over promotions, &c, the selection
was highly appreciated by those Of the army
present.
Private Secretary, II; Mr.. Kinglake's New
Volume; DR.. Wortle's school Conclusion;
The Indian Famine Reports From the Sicil-
ian Of Vicortai; Winter Sports and Pleasures;
Pauio- Post Futurum Policy; Ireland our Re-
proach.
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., II Bar
clay ST., New York, -. year. ss
Just now it is the very bellgerent attitude
of Greece that endaugers the arbitration
scheme for settlement of the boundary differ
ences between that country and Turkey.
Greece rs plucky little power, and might
bother hA antagonist when on the defensive.
On the offensive she would not seem very
dangerous to q country who is 80 much larger,
richer, and more populoous.
Mondays Tribune contains DOUBLE loaded
assurance that Mr. Garfield does not intend to
to neglect the anti Conkling men of New
York and the Anti Cameron men of Pennsyl.
vania, who nominated him, in order to get
into harmony with the ''bosses" who insisted
on Grant, first, last, and always. @
There is naturally a good deal Of excite
ment in Napolen, Ohio, over the shooting of a
druggist's clerk by ex-Gov. Scott, of South
Carolina. The murderer declares that the
murdered man and Scots son had been of on
spree together. Another story says the
clerk had really befriended SCOTS son, in
stead of leading him into dissipation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

between the partisans of Mr.. Appel, the pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church there, and their
opponents which resulted in the arrest of
nineteen prominent citizens of the place. The
annual election of church officers came of on
Sunday. Tile anti. Appelers were UP early,
seized the church. planted garrison of fifteen
Heavy armed Christians, ready TO fight the
good fight, in and around the pulpit and altar.
This was TO prevent the preaching of the
reverend incumbent but finally he delivered
a,sort of neutral sermon of i've minutes with
the fifteen ready to put down any demoustra.
tion against the party in possession Then
came the election, which showed the anti.
Appeiers in majority oftwo to one. About
1000 people were present; and now the
church militant Of Center Township takes its
difficulties into the courts and the nngcdly
LAWYERS Rre to decide which fraction of tie
gody church members was right.
The census returns finally place the popu-
lation OF the country at a little over fifty mil
lions. We now number more people than any
European nation except Russia aud our geo.
graphical situation renders 1t unnecessary for
US to keep up thnse enormous, most costly and
most dangerous ornaments which make liber-
~ next to impossible throughout continental
Europe Though more heavily burdened
/ with public debt than In ante-war times, we
are still far more favored than the great pow
ersso of Europe in that respect. Ii distinctions
nf class and caste abound. 1t is not the faul,
nf The government but Of the individual In
snort VIC live in the NEST favored country un.
der the sun. and have only to behave ourselves
10 be the happiest people known to history.
A commission is discovering that crowds of
valuable manuscripts have been lost by and
stolen from Che present managers of the Ital-
ian conventual libraries The Italian authori,
ties seem to have no sense OF the importance
of the works they are thus allowing to become
permanently lost to the world Some of the
scarcest and most valuable manuscripts have
been sold fosfxaste paper and afterwards re
covered from the Retailers Into whose hands
they had fallen s
The revenue OF Great Britain, last year, was
foyes'fanr hundred million dollals-a sum that
with her'inmense financial resources is prob.
ably not SO heavy q burden as our own. It
must also be remembered that In estimating
the expenses Of government in America the
income and outgo for State government
should be sdded to those Of the nation. In
Great Britain Parliament Is responsible for
all that falls upon both state aud rational
governments in this country.
Petroleum is discovered 10 Italy. Perhaps
we shah be seop sending to Europe for our
Kerosene, as Europe aoy aspas To Us. for
thoira =
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The paper Truth publishes an acknowledg-
ment that the Morey letter is forgery, and
throws the responsibility upon the Democratic
National Committee. r 4"
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

Mayor Cooper made extensive changes in
the Departments of New York City just be-
fore going out of Office. This was with a
view OF completing the overthrow of Che
Tammany faction before Mayor Grace came
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

1t is now said that 2, 800 Beers are In arms
are showing much interest in these sons of
Dutchmen in Africa, and evidently consider
them much abused.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

There has been vigorous Methodist revi
val in Meriden. Thomas Harrison, the "Bov
Preacher" came there early last month, and
there have been daily meetings ever since,
with over 250conv ertious.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

Montreal Catholics have abandoned the
idea of finishing their mammoth Cathedral.
Its foundations are TO be RACED and smaller
church btiilt
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

This years numbering in Michigan has been
been the most extensive ever known, reaching
almost to the enormous total of one thousand
million. feet
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

~ appears that Lord Lymington, the English
noblemaia Of Puritan descent VINO spoke at the
Nex England dinner, has been making quite
extensive tour through the West and South.
He seems. 70 hare been very pleasantly Inn
pressed with people and things 10 the latter,
section. He remarked sora World interviews.
ess Nothing could be more charming and
courteous than the people, and the climate
was delightful. Furthermore. ! was favor.
ably depressed with the growing prosperity
ana actisityliof that wilols region. believe
inahe Bonshl6d Ii future salls -. .sssass
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

Among the notable deaths Of the past week
has been, that of the French revoutionist,
Blanqui, who has been against every govern,
nient France has known for many years past.
and who has passed most Of his time in prison
10 consequence. a =, I'D f .,f IT, esq
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The Consolidated railroad shows larger net
teesfDfxfnsKyeaY.fhanX ytfmexm11875M-
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

IOsse5 20 suIPpIIIE IIVIH JUG eAtIaO10sUdfy CUIu
ofthe psst week ''''''> -'''''S -
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The Southern negro increases az fast, appa-
rentiy, under freedom as id slavery. 10 South
Carolina there is gain OF, fifty per cent in
their numbers since 1870; though it is. proba.i
BILE that part Of this very large increase Is due
to the defective counting OF that year. Peg Ee,
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The Texas papers are discussing the pro.
their enormous territory: II would bring a
greatly needed reinforcement to the Demo-
cyats of the U. S. Senate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

The Ansonia Chief Of Police who was Killed,
last week. by 9 desperate he was arresting,
Insst have been q p'ucky fellow. After be
was tnortally wounded he held fast to the
scoundrei and succeeded in lodging him in
Jail t''l 20 - "a 'a''.r
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dec. 2lst 1880.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-01-06

=. Vermont people are greatly provoked at the
appointments made by their legislature at its
recent session. Legislative appointment is
one Of the poorest forms Of appointment known
to history
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LESLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
bound, make neat little volume
The HERALD Bindery does WORK III
every style and at reasonable rates
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RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE.
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Goods will be offered at this Sale at Prices that
mWiIl effect Clearance Inside OF Two Weeks. -.
Those wishing Choice Lots to Select
frcm should Call Early in
the Week.
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AUDITOR SALES,
By Green 8 Wise


lt""i EsteIr A gents and Auctioneers
{ IOA 1ISSlO SALE.-Jn pursuance
~ OF decree Of The Corporation Court O, The
cty OF A AitxandIia IL th3 sui. of + ndall guard.
IN Ys: fealsil g! ais ihs undersigned will
Gle: !o- se'", q: pub ic suctiJn $, sb Jut II n.
On "a! uEDf,f Jujv 30:h 1881 in font O,
tae i"0ft t1ouse on E.irihz street Alexandria
,gHl LHIpF GGui'D Rith ANAL FkaM e
!iOC = & theron, situated on the ess. eide Of
Wellington street. between xing ppd Prince
.i!7e.s. s:iezaniris, Va in width ~ feet On
""a"ig ig'on sect. sa3 il depth l23 feet i, be-.
ing iha HroEoig ne@s sCu.4 Of tue DWELLING
a.G.o ut,l'. :. !.yiur. !:
Irrns OF @a.": Gna third in cssh, and the
residue N !Ho eqI,i -? En"nts 1t sig and twelve
mpatns from csy Dt ..le with interest thereon:
ihs notes 0! the purchaser with security 10 be-
.Ivgh ih2tr!ur, q i me title OF tho pronart7 10
oo Fe.sl27G uc:l! :he nUrchase money is paid,
zoo, JOHN Nj. JOHNSON,
60 Cotanr of Sale.
FFNKUSTERS SALE or a. VALUAUL.
E FISHING SEnE2 On TH& POTOMAC
RIVER II Charles Ccuns7. Md.-Hy virtue Of
decree ot tho Circuit Court for Ghsr!es cpynLy
M,E3!ant, sil!mG 3. Cour. OF Eq1,.y in a
csuoe a"ere'a VIA Z Gregory was com olsi1-
ant hEd Ju /! q Chs2nEf. .rd o!aers were da
iendsn:s, bearing date May Z4:b, 1881 the un-
dtisiG4ed, rs Trustee n:'pc;5tet by said Court,
VIII otter d! Public Sra 1T tho wes. frout of tho
MARKET House, II the city o! Alexandria, Viz.
9lnIa, on TUESDAY the 23i day Of August
next &! Il O'clock m, all tina REAL ESTATE
tGn n-rrtc4;rra l,r; - - q, me9toheQ IN
.inhn i ;,s,n 50 80 o'"'.' % wien lhe hio
e. vs.. TIA s;I.;,;t,C' s.D, 81" uossestec'
;:tu.ieg ~ ,f 80 ~ rE"hh sEuatea IN
H."i - - s!'4 hhn"h 2a IL a y i :, )
{, ,-n, %Ratn@r "l.n ae the appsrt7rslce5
i.s 80 p''ef '"'htle, ahd the boats,
r3.s .pl-" F!" ',-i"9 u'nl Ia hsh"
GtSSfv r., Snn4r.i ,s w.. iaa psen nSasa pro-
- 'ot "un.rsH ana thli:y esf8, and Is re-
60 o[. y. ''o oeI' ." ny lHe.' IS noout
10 =, W ',.t S'o haS I'ady ac:eS5 ~ rosd
- S"' o'E" e''''-i j.
49, i%G lS'7s % SUI" Gs5oTlOhj o5 t"o ctcreg Hre
-Ao .ufIt"sG N9oeY 10 oe pald N three
~ .1t !''7!a ent'; "4r'A'td can on tao ds2 OF
sN' "a" ne feSt2I' N ONO ana Two years. the
c''[''A payment !" oG"i iateTesL from tie day
;. -. ',' '"s''- "-7' 9O4 70 pe s*care1
.., 0- VII "r'N user, VIZ! surely or
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FANSR SsSdslts.

LOVES in Kid Berlin, Lisia Thread, Silk
snd L.cs. showing all the $: shades
Tor the se.sup also new as, or,ueut Of i.Ace
ni!ts Prc- 25c 60c Is; and 81 rs uer psir
Cor.ets III q tho "adIns styles perf.c. IN ft
and finish rrices Soc tn So 10 per par
undrrW-sr- SDscIaI a;t"nIlo.. l. cslInd to the
: p and lmtnLt- in Gnuz Li-l4 Thread, ,,ue-
m 'uL Sumner NJ rito slso re z ibillaa
. co cs assortment ui l. dies Underga,ms I.
o every description, Chsmlses Drawers, Night
go~ns Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk dkerchiefs-Suspender
Hosiery showing the m9s. choice p-tlerus as
we'll as The lnrgest assortment Of medium AID
nusr quality. tons.a:lly sdding the lAl.,st pat.
uf. ctures
Mex Rulings nutfs Skirts, Veilinxs, Gut
tons, oiHs GottoDs &c
llne Verui'ceile, Valel ciennes Lsugueduc,
Elghulo Pstsnt Bosom, kuirforc;d and
Scratch nirt, il, lsuadr,ej and unoundrnd
uol srs snn Cuff, .izss II TO inches Prices
l2c Is, 20c And 25c
Germant"wn Shetland and Se1on5 Wool,
L9nhyr Worssedi in all Coiors, Silks Canvass, &c.
NeckWesr-at eli times the collection will
fpss- sli other sss0rtmeIts offered ia the city.
"A Inc display of Claudsut, The best Scarf ever
msdo for men; also Gor0isn, Eexor, L. Audace,
lropcsl, DE Joinyile. Lace, sni q Complete
line OF f-ncy Ties and Bows.
@. M. AID ANS :.
90 King at Alexandria, Va
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E,Es4 AZ NEE'EaE&.

\ uI!GE Having taken out Letters Of Ad
- minlstrst on on the estate Of *. RHbn.
BRICK MELCHOiR, decd hereby give
no.lce to oil persons indebted 10 said estate to
come forward snd settle tner accounts, and all
peEsoDs having claims against said estate to pre-.
sent them. duly authenticated, for pay msnt
SOPHIE MRLGHOIR.
Administrsttix 0: h, Z. Me'caoic, decd
Mr ii. BOSS kT, Fairfax street. is duly
authorized to receive end receip! for any monies
due 10 tny Int, husband. Il. s MelchGis
SOPHIE III HLCHUIR,
jyG-w4w Administrative
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TIE LAW DOES NOT allow the nisoouu
OR GEO, ou c,sy tax bills sft.r MONDAY
AUGUST lST Hs
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SPECIAL NoTIcs.-rns BEST OF EIGHT
CENT CALlcos ~ l. EIcHBERa's for and g.
q yard.
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AsJsTEssS SALES.

4 1Q II Il 5SiONK KK'S SALE or CITY
~ BUILDING LOT5-pursusn: TO en- order
OF the Corporation Court fer tue city Of AleIan-
dria. Virginia, en!arad st its july ,eru 1881, in
ms case OF John Criily sgsirst ho;I.s Day the
undersigned, ss ccln nissioner of gs therein
nsu'ed vii sell, 81 blc auction 10 lnn highest
biddef Oh MONDAY. august 70, 1881. 1t II
o'clocE m on tbs premises ;hn m iEkEST of
the defendant in TWO BUILDING l. "TS, in
thu ssii cl.y OF Alexandra o. tina sou:h side of
Oronoc0 street, between rs.fci; AID Henry sts.,
fronting On Urouoco street thirty four fest and
extending BACK with equal width ninety taet-o
so much thereof ss msy b. necessary t pay the
III ignent in said sui: sitei cteoi.ing tbereun the
sum ot Sl4 60. IT, lots are esch II feet vi ie,
ard vii! be Ctie!et separately.
Tsrms Of Sale: Cash. Cn1vsyar cling IT lhe
Cos. Of the purchsser. e. y. SIPPLE,
iy23.. a,41 Coma :ssinrcr Of Sela
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McBURNEY's /. 'n- plsce 10 boy He
the kind the Chinese drink. in quarter,
puuud packages.
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DoN'T YOg FORGET IT Call aud see the
5 and 6. CALIoos l. EIcHBERGs
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FRIDA JULY 80 1851.
FOR NAHE Oh RENT.

Unwilling FOR KBNT-The BRICK
~ DWELLING on the southess. corDer of
Pitt and Wolfe s!s. Possession given lst May.
Apply 10
apl5-eoif GREEN & WISE
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NO. 129 KING STREET.
The EaREaME kNEI.RIS ICE

CREAM
lie made OF the richest cresu, crystal suParR spd
most delicious fayors. 1t is the creme de Il.
creme, snd has substantially superseued ali other
creams II this section Of this State He still
sells is 81 the old rstes, aud provides, also Fro.
I'm Custsrds snd Wstor Ices.
PureGandles and Desser. Pies specialties; Black,
Fruit, Pound, Jelly and Fancy, Orn am ental xnd
Plsin Cakes. are sold cheaper than they can be
NAL utsctured St home Also Cream Puffs Tsrts
and Pastry end TaE5 ofsll kinds, Fruits, n Nuts
Confec.ioneries, U1rumss and SuRersd Fruits,
ao Caters for families and entertainments IN 2l