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HOKATlO HILL. Aucuoneer.
Rl COOLEY, kEkSE s. HiIls-Store Ne ls2

HOHArlO HILL. Apcuoneer.
Rl COOLEY, REESE s. HiLL-StoIe Ne isl
A. S'0''~ s&f SSfRft y WEN EVENING, Oct, u,
Al O'Clock, Vt the Auction Room
Books PArEa Ae.-A choice collection OF miscellaneous
Books Also. an INVOICE Paper and Stalionsry
m. collection OF rare and bea9,iias works, among
which are Parnels Poems beautiful folio, Glasgow edt.
naiea.or Remede. 6saatiiu edition; sketch
e, OF Irish Character by Ma Hal Gavers Animal King
dam, vols Carters Letters from Europe, voA Pub
lie t.diccs vi Paris, qaao, numerous Plates Grsys Eli
esy, Illustrated iioata. Book OF Be'uy h.atns Appu.
al Drawing Room scrap Book Norris. Works, Lon.
dou; Byron Illustrated with elegant binding.
Also very superior gold pens aud elegant
sigHmeng OF marble aud broUze nAs!ands paper weights.
&c together th choice collection OF miscellaneous,
school and classical books including some Illustrated ed
tons OF nne Poetics Works.
FRIDAY, Oct 80.
A. 10y O'Clock, At the Auction Room
Doors SHOES BaooANS.-ooO cases Boots, Shoes
aud Brosans suitable the Southern Western and City
Al Private sals-2oOO quarto Bibles.
Liberal cash advances ola all xoo1. consigned for sale
IlY JAMES NJ: MILL.Eh-.
IL THURSDAY Oct %.
Al i0t O'Clock, NJ the Store OF o. Leo Knapp Palep,
No 10 Jacob.s-
SOLE LEATHER 5000 Sides Hem!oek and Oak Tanned
BY E. JOHNSON, AacIioneer
On WEDNESDAY, Oct 81, al VI o'clock. al tho ssoro
Oos caansor!an y uoldthwnt IN rear.st
tresh from The manufacturer East
On THURSDAY, Oct. I'D, ls4s.
800 cases OF Boots Shoes and Brogans, comprising
OF Tho largest assorLnents offered .hi. tai. OIL Tvs
WIN. W. SHIRLEY, Aactoneer.
DEREMPTURY SALE of Furniture to pay adyaa-
j ces-by II. +. WiLLARD.-Tnis Day, Saturday, Oct
H. at 10 o'clock. al tho oaies RooE No rluo ST. second
hand Piano Fore in good order Abbott maker doz hand
mahoga chairs, harp backsI dog. sscond hand
centre tables; / rosewood dressing bureauxi ot8cs
desks rocking chairs, &C &c. lr
VIM. W. SHIRLEY, Auc,loneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF White Patent Iron, Stopa
~ China-M EUSESUAY, Oct 2st, At 10 oielock, BY Fl.
r.. WILLARD, ut sales ROOM No. 3 1inesL $4,000 worth
OF WHITE stone Cniua plates and dshea al sizes bakera
covered and uncovered vegetable disnos Salads pitch
ers; tea and COLES ware toilet sets, NC.
Also, II sht ana dark bga iron stone ware
Also, catalogue OF China, gasa and eaiueTn ware Ia
lots To suit retailers, hoteis and s,sanoa u w days
credit 800. IT.
WM II. JONES. Auctioneer.
ROOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs.-on Wednes.
- day. Oct 81 lOf o'clock, Al tho store Of D. lngeE-
coll Co No ~ Pearl 1t 200 comprising alarge and
desirable assortment OF Boots Shoes aud Br0ga1s suit
able Tor The Southern Western and City DEALERS Just
ceyed. Catalogues and goods ready the morning OF
the sale
Also, 80 eases Nens kip pogged Boots
Also, 80 cases BOyS and YoulRs kip pegged nocta
Also, ~ cases Boys thin begged B0ots.
Also, 10 cases Mems kip pegged BfosanG OLE
Also, 81 Mems Gnd Wonen'a Manufactd Rubbers-
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OAR, BUNDLE and Shee! Eron.-loo Ions assorted
Id Bar IRON
iOa tons Rounds and Squares
- Scroll Iron
y Sheets assorted. For sale by
on BENZ VI SHERMAN. cor Broac ani SeaSef.
POR SN.E-The S;sck and Fixtures Of . Retail Groe-
~ s;.uales n South Brooklyn The store : now 90
ms eoa busress. aad tie stand Is CONSIDERED one o. n
- = tba tTity For farther particulars mcguire OF
yes - 's DEGRAuW Soaring;
OF lw corner .: Atlansie aid a-css s. sL0o1-!-
SUPERIOR New Hailed swhes.-Sesiiy "a, ana
Seasefy gackot selected freq. he e2o'eesi aass
-, me Srs--, sud Eastern markets N oeis nave,
to - ahs s-a b,xes-asC II h,eacaed r-lstfr bags
Of - anu -fs '''' esq., CROMWELL BIRDSALL,
%, ,,,,s. gs Fror;-st cor o! BeeSnSn
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COMMON PIG IRON for heavy ess.i1ss-2sO ions
,o, ass.rte! brands Tor sale oy Benz II SHERMAN
-or-sr brpst sai S-ave- SIS.
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On OOO GROSS a. GOlsH> es!essa,et re.
-UuUU non MAtehes. ToE5ni aa4 square sptITs, gat
AID m hSy. aI.g,sI 10 the Chi7ese South American
Nsx.csa, Wes, Iudi= Az oler foreign and aosesc 4i
5: Ia. or Ter5. siz Or Tie E5esFe toofs from b-oat-
VI 5 t.rfll-l-.,- 80 IL
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SALES Or REAL ESTATE.
Bv Z. II L4dIox.
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, AEcNoueer
pI BANGS, RICHARDS 81 Pi.ATr.-s,oro
DaS Brosiwsy-Lieer~i Cash Advances INSIDE con.
iiSumeais for Auction Saies
On MONDAY EVENING.
ScoS&-s large collection Of Standard and Mis,e.s.
Books. Novels, Blank Books, Paper Ergravinss
&c &c - . -
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
SooAA-An extensive collection vi Books, mostly
quantities suit dealers sad others including valuable
Library Editions, Sooss IN ee bindings, BlSles EagGsh
ana American Stationery Sc.
AT eStsATs SALG-l,,v Susrto Bibles every variety
plain sheep aud sil and s ed 80 bindlnga Also
large assortment OF Standard and Miscellaneous SooAs
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I. COTTON, Auctione-r.
EI T. COTTON, Auction and Commission Merchant.
D-Store Nos. lis fultor and 81 Ann ss--LieeTa I'D
goods either for private sale auction
and prompt isd Outdoor sales OF every descrp
OF goods puneuslly attended and respectfully
,tciIed.
SATuRDAY-iu continuation.
The balance OF Dry Goods, compIislns SiAs Nelvats
BroaIc.vths, Sstinets Apaces, DE LANES Nestinyx,
PRINTS ShevIng Shlrng hdkis, Gloves Hosiery, Sewing
SilS Twist, Linen DrlLug. Cloakiag. Diaper Towels,
Fancy Goods.
AT PSIyArE S,LE-Oue splendid rosewood Piano. and
one mahug any upright do made by Firth Hall
Al private sale, w large ENlcnsou Tsees Ono Will
about 81 ALI
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u Fashionable Hnts.-WATSOEk co. I5i Chat
hlrsl offer for ns pection and the fall style Hats
1916 The subscribers devote unusual attention the pro-
ducon OF superior qualities of Beaver and Molen Hats.
equal 10 any manufactured, which offered . per
cent. less than Broadway prices.
s1O I.eodtf WATSON 1, co. Ili Chatham
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u y. y. Typographical socieiy.-Ir A :.
BOYLE " deliver Lecture before this Society, az the
Howard House, conner Of Broadway and Howard.st Sal
urday iororrow) EvoHiug, Photography and Phono-
typy, The method 81 wring and printing Lecture
Printers generally invited 10 DC present Lecture
TO commence al z. O'CLOCK. ole q
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fro ~ oovrrSUSpI

bl- BEwABEO or CoUNJERFHfTs And tHtTATIoNs-The
pnpfncied shd a5gnhds sCeaey 81 H. Wstars gssam 81
wild Cherry ihe dsgrss Tor which liz recorr,snd snls
many amer the t Of The hfst psi ians vas lnavarg
sHeted large rc,cans rund Tor a. THIS ct hs eaud
verai unpun pied coule nrd imatoe n palm ~ sFf
ous nrutcs of and appearance fof he Ffnu ~
Rsnm some are called Syrup ~ Wild Chsry," "Baiam n
goEensfdH WTd Cherry Caey, &c. AuJier, "Wercfs Bal,
Cherry" mspengthe and Forging erriheates
10 ressble - Basam. Df Wfafs HasaH 81
Cseuy The only genuine The rest merely initiate the name
oS the original while posses of its virtues.
Look maks o. the genuine The genuine Basam i
m, % 10 bottles words "Dr Wkars Balls Of Wild
Cbeuy Fhnadspha" blown In The GAS eseh bottle besrnf
abel on The the Signature Of ~ WfsTAR, ~ d.
This snvsopsd hereafter with wrapper espyrfh'
IT. ts.s - - old sl~sys sppssr the writer signature
Of g. SUITS"
kJr POI ale, wholesale snd retail ~ - a.
M ~ oAYKoR = WOOD, Richmond Va
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each and all Oi these, We aver without fear oil con-
uadction, that the Richmond Medical College
possesses advantages u, surpassed by those oil
any Of the Northern cities.
! But there are sons features OF our own School
which make ii preferable to foreign Institutions.
There is one important fact, TO which we would
call the especial attention of gentlemen who it,.
tend TO practice IN the South. Many Diseases,
and those of a very dangerous character, which
exist among us, not found at all in the North
ern States, and the Northern Professors them
selves are practically ignorant Of their treatment.
Of course, It cannot be expected that they should
impart valuable Information upon matter which
has never come under their personal observation.
The number OF surgical operations which the stu
dent will here witness is at least double that OF
any of the Northern Schools. He has also bet.
ter opportunity for the examination of disease.
The greater readiness with which subjects are
here procured. is another of the advantages of
Richmond. Upon the score Of expense. it may
he safely said, that the whole summer course, in.
Guiding tickets, board and every necessary ex-
penditure, will not require more than 1925. This,
we learn, is from IS to 500 less than the amount
requisite for a course at the Northern Schools.
Even those who attend these Schools in the win.
ter. would fluid themselves greatly benefited by
Summer Course in Richmond. Again. the crowd.
ed state OF the Northern Institutions, is a serious
objection, as comparatively few of such mum
Der can receive much benefit in visiting the sick
wards. The distance Of the Hospitals is also
great drawback. 1t may be remarked in ad.
dition, that those Nirginians who visit Northern
Schools under an imDrassion that "a d.yrse ihera
is of more value than in our Institution, labor
under an entirely erroneous impression. No gra-
duates of any School have received higher marks
Of public confidence or met with more gratifying
success. than the graduates of the Richmond
Medical College, owing doubtless to the fact that
they had been instructed by Professors who have
been tor thirty years treating all the diseases the
cure Of which ;hey teach.
We have said thus much as an act of sheer jus.
tice 10 4 most deserving Institution. Nirginlans
unite in lameniing the decline of their State, but
can they ever expect to see the dawn of a better
day, unless they awake to q sense of their own
advantages. and encourage merit within ;heir own
bordersl While thcy suffer every effort TO i'm
prove their own condition TO pine under the with,
ering influence of neglect and Indifference while
they exhaust their own revenues Ia swell the over
flowing Golfers Of another land, how can they eX-
pect Virginia to cast off her decreptude and re-
cover the bloom and elasticity of her youth Let
them then nurse and cherish all the institutions of
the Commonwealth, and among them all, rot
one will reward their nurture with more rich
and valuable fruits than the Medical College of
this city.
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HiChInOnd Medical College.

BY reference to our advertising columns it will
be seen that the Summer Session of this Ipstitu-
ion will commence on Monday nett and we avail
our,Sivcs Of the occasion again to urge upon the
people o. Virginia the claims which their own
Medical Coli, 70 presents to their continued pa.
tronagc and favoui. We would also invoke the
attention Of brethren Of the press to a subject
which is certainly Of the first Importance, and to
a School which needs only fair AID impartial in
vestigatiOn Of ITS merits to commend il to the warm
appreciation Of all Nrginians.
Il has long been the habit Of young gentlemen,
preparing for the profession Of Medicine. to resort
10 Northern Colleges, annually Withdrawing from
the 4 Commonwealth a vast amount Of money. "a,
which she never receives any compromising be-
neht. We do not wish to detract from the rcpu.
fauon Of the Iuftiiniions IN our Northern cities.
They are generally veil conducted, and enjoy the
counienancc aud ad Of men eminent in their pro.
ies,ioas BI; we emphatcally deny that the faci.
iiles Tor education which they present, are, in any
Jrfpcci, greater than those which may be- obtain.
ei At our own College, while in some points, and
those Of very great Importance, the Virginia Col.
lego possesses manifest and decided supe rorty
~ might point with pride and pleasure to the
nlmts which grace the various Proiessorships Of
"ar cvo Institution, ne gentlemen who 10y their
extensive learning consummate skill, and long
experience, no less thau their exalted moral worth,
have richly earned ihsr widespread fame. No
living Instructors are more competent to discharge
The responsible trust which is cOnGded 10 their
hands We might point to the splendid edi1ce.
on oraameut to the city aud to the architecture
81 or county, which has been erected for the
purposes q the College, We might spe.k Of tho
beautiful city where il Is established, and The la,
duccinents presented by Hs Hnnyallsd healthfpl-
ness and tho high moral tone 81 ts society. These
csrIaay arc not tr6IDg considerations, and, ~
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a MINIATURE OF THE GREAT mETROPO-

MoDEL NV YoKE.-This splendid work, now con
su1ctinR by F. Porter Boden, Esq FOR magnitude Of de-
sign eIaeness Of detail and beauty Of execution eur
passes any thing hitherto Prudrced Every house taken
sngly will bear close examination bLi eypry merchant
ship elmboat. II placed glass case would be con.
sldered finished specimen Of skf1l Workmanship and
bcar the ,cruuny OF the naval profession. Each d.tnc
part would form beautiful picture. There Is Trinity
Church, with IL magnificent gothic spre,-Graea
church with Us gh; Nman srchad windows and rich TIA
Hall and G'l eTyo hs-Gc ya-t and substantial Actor
Hoo sold Tammany and Stewards elegant mar
Die building IT, Broadway Cottage Pince ~ Z G ninth
Ward, with its fairy like piazzas every story and
the gloomy Egypuon T,mts. There are the Novelty
Iron Works, with her iUundries and workshops, the
yard hilsG with miniature mschnery-the numeroui
lumber yards filled ,a5s; coal yards with piles oil
genuine Peach Orchard and Liverpool, and ,Le stone
yards with blocks Of real granite and marble The Har-
lem rail road. with tho Cas Of baggage and passenger
arc nhi1y Represented, god Inc (Bcrent pufsg and tho
beautiful Battery, covered with Of trees y1ing tie
yeidsnt APPEARANCES Of itself The particular form
Of every u and chimney complete and The inferior
bu dlngs. e. ihe small r shed and fence, daily nded
There tho cburchcs school houses, hotels and
mirkeis-lamp posts, liberty poles. hiR ale awning rost
-noihing j. omitted. The spcadd msns,Jn eld Eg
smallest shnuty, each hiss lis Representative IN ui.
magnificent aud comprehensive model. On The oppo-
size eide e. tie East River is the Navy Yard
.;!th the men Of war wing moorcd-ihe City Of
Brooklyn stretching out into the buy-w6c The water
ls covered with merchantmen aud smaller yosses-the
STEAMER Great BraiU perfect fac snis Of that gigantic
sesaa sbip-,bo Norb Carolina guprJ.ip add 500 sugars
rySd vessels lying ihe J4efeni whsscs. wtb an nnu
msrabe number Of smscf Craff, 10 crown 81 tho narB
appea Of the marble granite BRICK Of which til,
rOus buildings composed. combines a. render the whole
thing unique of lis kind. ~ word it presents cEae
a view II New Yors. tic city ifsclf W DID, n view
cd through the inverted onl Of tcesc,te In cot clu
son, boz feel certain that this great undertaking
II Nc B,jon viii be ngiy appreciated, only by The cit
liens Of this metropolis and INC ssier che, u our Republic
but by the iuhshanu Il lhose foreign clunios % abss,
shores Mr. Bslden my fl tn port the gfesi cy
the world: and ha II will be him the Of
ample fortuno.--lN Y. Sun.
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u City papers will please copy.
TO TIE vnrnRs OLE NELSON.

An humble individual, n .coking the Wing Of the
Is March noticed communicate sIghed = Vote OF
Nelson" calling upon Col PeTrow say whether he
.d ever consented be candidate for the Democratic
party OF N.son and Voter OF Nelson" it has
been in company with that o,5 dame, kumos, Eho. had
hoped would have busted herself in her cid age, with
Col Peuows chances OF elections; but, the old lady is
ever meddng with that which does her. she
made her business, short time ago, suggest that
she doubted whether Voter Of Nelson" lives in Nelson;
and moreover the cd lady has considerable doubts whether
not "a Voter Of Ne'son" /. Wing would here
fore in all good hunCr ask "A Voter Of Nelson" II it is
due Col Perrow the psopls Of Nelson and the
great principles Of truth and just &C. that "a Voter Of Mel
SON." through the columns Of the Wing disclose without
delay his name that the people OF Nelson my know
his whereabouts and whether not he is hg Demo-
craft
People Of Nelson! ask you, without diet notion Of par
y to 60 Pos and yndeae the character OF much
esteemed fellow. citizen, Col. Perow He you oil
one Of tn. first Wings in Nelson County, and with
zeal that never res is and has BEEN Wing,
steel. Nl, more: many Of you know that Col Psnow
has given higher and better evidence Of hi. 1ye f5r his
country thar is manifested the mere name OF Wing
Yes you know tina, durng the late Col. Perrow
Lieutenant Of Artllery, served a regular Of dly-
aud honor. Let be forgotten, when the
our General Government fell into the hands OF the enemy
be raised Volunteer Company. and It's he aj, marched
- hs cOgnuys an. And shall not, act Of graft
lde past services band ourselves togsiber Wings
but Wings nd Democrats. vHdcae the Of
old tired fde.d, the Of Liberty and equal
rights, and march the polls. the fourth Thursday
AP,. and give Col. Perrow undivided support
A TRJE WING
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A. o large snd respectable ing Of Inc Wings Of
Gloucester held lao C1uH House saturday the 2ls
M5rch. 1876 Tor the purpose Of nominating proper per
son candidate repressn; ia county toe Gea, lie
gs.ature
Onmoion, JOHN TABB. vas called to the Chair, and
i. " FIELD, appointed Secretary.
MT. itbV Eusug taken she Chair and explained the
object OF the stng. moved and seconded, that
committee often be appointed 70 seeci suitable person
q; their ca didate.
Whrreupoa .hs following gentlemen appointed
the Communicable ". o. Wiat, Henry Hughes s. d.
Puier, Warner L. Tagiieuo w. a. Lessitt ". Shack
eiford. ". Holiday Peter Kemp, John HugE-s. add r
W. Field, ~hp reufeJ, consulted and nominated Capt.
JOHN HUGHES, c. ~ ana proper gefsgu repre-
! them IN the next Legislature.
Oh mot Of Wsraer 4. Taiiaioro, committee Of FIVE
we're appointed W he Chair wait Nr. Hughes aud
/ tender him tue nomination.
The following gentlemen were appointed the committee!
W. T.. Tsl,ferfo, Carey =. Jones, Dr. ". G.. Watt. Dr.
wTsarsfro and l.. Deans TIE committee, return.
ed with Nr. Hughes, who sy,"nod the nom niton ia a
b,iel aud appropriate manno'.
On H,Iug 10 was Res,lgrd Tboi the proessiiaRs ~
this meeting b. forwarded 10 the Richmond Wig Tor pub
I LEGATION.
| The meeting then adjourned.
J.TABB, Chairman.
Ffttp gerrrtsrv
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Concert.

The HarmoHeons-who have, from given by Va
nous northern papers, performed with credit them.
selves in many the northern ciuts"il favor Wi
Concert this evening, Exchange Concert Room
The music will be vocal and insTuments-A num- E! OF
gses melodies &C. will be introduced. Relying upon the
hlerng testimony gwen by the northern press we feel
sured that nothing saying that this will be
Concert every way entertaining and amusing.
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Theatre-nr. Forrest. Benefit.

The public, sure, need only to be reminded that
tonight Mr. Forests bened, that excellent
sc;or crowded house We speak the language OF sim
pie ruth when say that, opinion Forrest one
Of the very performers in comedy upon the American
sage. We know OF 10 greater attraction which the
Mansger could Pressntst any pms than the name OF FOE-
REST He Is deseryedly fsvorn IN Richmond, and
ought to be- If there any gratitude eXtAn" How
ny an hour OF oyerhowng and innocent mirth
Forrest Let give him testimonial OF our high aPPre-
citation Of his talents and Of the VvaciIy and
animation he mas given TIE Richmond boards.
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Balance p. amin in fav'r of w. WIS.
S3Isn41 SIS

Balance ps AMIN in fav'r of w. VS. S3IsO47 as
Now, this that should deter aay one from
voting 'o Gas ght1 An that shows the cit-
have every received in value from the 81
per more than is whole scheme is offered
by when o, sed to works for the generation
OF Gas sufficient 10 supply elk times present dcmlnd
and carr IN pipes the cty-ths erection Of ca
street lamps &c., &C. and all tor OF 500 900
That be done foT ha and m les instead Of "a OF
pc laid l am well satisfied, from attentive evamna-
on OF what mas been done elsewhere and from the opn.
ions Uf Those who understand the subject
Ga tho 9th March. 1885, a report was made TO the
Councils OF the city Of Philadelphia, based mates
from Mr.. ;. v Meck THAT ISs sufficient for the
generation OF 900 cable feet OF gas daily may be oct
ed snd the necessary mains and pipes for its distribution
the extent OF miles, be LAID by the expenditure Of
S76,Ou0i that the foang capital necessary carry on
lie end incidental charges m their consume
'Ion would be $4,000" This report accepted as
the basis OF The PHI adelphia works Or ue .6h day Of
Jan'y 1886, report made the Councils by r. NJ us
ton the Prrs lent s- Trustees of the Company which
he says: Thus II wall be perceived th - ndIuTes
up tie objects ouginsy WopOs q, spond near.
~ with the esumae ana that the aclua. Of erecting
the NO rs Is several thousand dollars less than the
(SlU0UU0) appropriated Here them have estimates
Tor work similar own in power with PIPES extend
ing tao miles larher land much larger and expensive
than ours iced be- for reason will allude hereafter
snd executed IN high times within the estimates and for
thought by the Commissioners, ogrs would
cost Here, then, is good reason think, that will
certainly Irdeed have doubt that the
amount pr posed vail erect the works and lay 10 miles Of
pipe for all know that castings much lower row
than hen-thai labor ower-thai Brick and Stone work
are both Ower-Gnd, indeed that money valuable
n when the loans Europe ihs various Sae.
0nty ing made and distributed through the
means OF the * ems yc systems If internal improvement
That then III progress though the whole county. The
Albany works, however, said - have OO0
and that sGpposon the writer above ludrd to- who
ADMIT he has obtained of MS deis subject.
from the contract OF the Albany works, nfrs
cost tho same, 'Lably Sl5JU00 Now that the
tractors received Tor the Albany works l3S 900 am free
10 adm but that tie actual of their
that or even SlOj0O0, do believe ami for the
cd reason, G others every way competent will Dc
It vii employ the for very considerably les the:
ibs sum last named, aud believe work be done q,
cheapy at Albany here. Ttat works (i you ha,,
thcni 10y inludic manage ami bad bargainng mtJ
be msde - cost Sl5nuUo babe enough, but lhathe,
need not cost more than wo.h rds of that sum, am
ny'nccd. To be concluded Tomorrow
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TIE Tn1NG SETTLED.

The Jew York correspondent Of the Charleston News
ihai he he's beautiful Dlgueue type ksncss
taken by the eel bsed Piunits ~ Mr. Pakenham, Br.
Mnisi The compressed lips ind cs'e gsr' dcrs on
n character, md The eyes orc those Of arstoing iDel
gent end adfot mani0 short. dipl,nss' The
ppndcni adds. -'You may regard IL curious coilc-
dence end the morcol p'r'On Of your ro'des may
der, When tell you and tbcm that linz and thought ive
nsis exactly FORTY Nr Pakcnhstn's .Jun-
tonaHcs- cOune5 hem myself and will swear the
Der. Nov this fact ascn cInqscon with the decision
Of ohaaci0f which have gIs alta Jsd ~, c0Dynccs
thst Mr. PskeBham will not, the Oregon ypuie "a be-
yond the 49h parallel ~ Mr. Polk is doieug ned not 10
settle this he had better send war mtsssge Of to
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