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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-29

New ORLEANS, Ian. l9-Cotton-Arrived since the
18th instant OF Louisiana and Mississippi 5000 bales
Tennessee and North Alabama, 67l7; Arkansas 2505;
Florida, 1853; Mobile, IL; Texas los- together IL 9os
bales. Cleared in the same time for Liverpool 264O
Genoa sl6 Boston, $3.50; Phil delphia lao; together
IL AIT bales, making addition to stock Of 67sl
bales, and leaving on hand, inclusive OF all on
shipbosrd, not cleared this day. stock Of 1913 bales
Statement of Cotton.
ls47--Jan. 10, Stock hand. ....... bales 6549
previously .............. H,20s
Arrived this week. ........... .3oO237
--377 ,445
asa, 1894
Cleared this week ............1l42 All
previously.. ..,....... .l99l94
-----205 ,62l
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Stock on hand and on shipboard

Since last semiweekly report the cotton market
has maintained rather quiet appearance the total sales
having only amounted to 600 bales Of which 1000
Saturday 900 yesterday and to day Prices have
experienced change, holders being very firm at our
previously quoted We have received since last
advces from Havre to the 7th ul noticing improve
ment in that market of one centime per To- From Eng
land we have nothing later.
Tho sales Of the past three days amount to bales
follows ls4 at lo cents; 400 at lO 81 at 1915 u at
10; so at l0a 70at 1915 SO at 1917 81 at go at Iii 81
at 10 ai6; a6 at 10; $50 at 30 at AK at ll; 80 at
1917; 500 at -; $40 at lO3; $50 at H.
New ORLEANs Jan. 20-At the date of our last review
left the market firm at the slight advance realized
during the week. On Saturday the full prices demanded
by factors appeared to check operations and the transac
tons hardly reached 900 bales On Monday four days
later dates received by the ship North Carolina,
from Havre The accounts frsm Liverpool were not as
late those by the previous arrival at Mobile In the
Havre market prices had improved in consequence of
the advance at Liverpool and had still an upward ten.
dency though the business was limited by the light
stock This intelligence could be expected to have
any material influence the market here but Mon
day there a much more active demand, and ithe
sales embrace 500 bales at full prices chiefly for Eng
land and the continent Yesterday there but little
done, the sales not exceeding 100 bales, making the
transactions of the three days amount to $500 bales
Prices have fully sustained Saturdays quotations.
which we repeat without change.
New Orleans Classification, (assimilatng to that Of
Liverpool) Louisiana and Observation-Disclosures, 6X
Sx Ordinary, 81 OK; MiddiiDg, 10 l0,<; Good Mid
ding l0H Ion; Middlng Fair, 1913 10Y; Fair, los
Ill; Good Fair, iix a1lH; Good and Fine, llx a l2h
COTTON SrATEMENr.
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SEQ TT & co. IS,

CITY Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery, Tea, Wines,
~ aud Spirit Establishment &c The propret0rs pledge
that every article is and sold anomi:
quaites Sugars Of every grade Coffee. Mocha,
Java, Lagusyra aud Maracaibo Wines Champagne Sherry
and ;lsy s brand London
Oils Old English Dairy Cheese; French. Engi;h and Anne
rcan Mustard Glasgow Spced Hams, superior New Years
ed md Of the highest favor; Soaps Starch &c Rasns
The wines consist of superior cid London Dock Port.
Amantado pale sherry, Marsees do pale gold and brown
sherry East India Reserve, Madeira Newton Gordon Muir
doch &c Scotch Hengs landing from ship Ann Iias.
'' SCOTT & THOMPSON,
597 Broadway.
splendid branch the above establishment has BEEN
the solicitation of their uptown opened at 3s
Broadway also the cash principle whore assortment
with their establishment down
and quality will Away. be fognd-sr assortment
articles will be fonnd there and goods from each place will
be delivered free Of part Of the city for cash
pnly. d23 1mr
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DRICE REDUCED TO IS CENTS PER BOTTLE
for toilet The TricSphsroq: M.dicaed COMPOUND
y
become thin; keeps the hair from becoming ssyand
to the sds; only cleanse: the hair bat give. soft
.sii shs1S
DEAFNESS CURED
38
$sa e. and s% T.. % New ni
is s'
Acoustic OLA for incipent dear.s:, di.chsi-
&c. from n 81 end sSseon' of hard war; in the
VALENTINES! VALENTINES! VALEN-
TINES!
THE extensive of Valentines just ready,
Ss
s% o suit from
to s. each IA unusually liberal discount those who sell
will yssq9ss S,s and
Splendid 1s S w fn' BE- .sns WITH Orders
jas %ss the '' TGhNsR Chatham st.
Eok rk sGFfsEssipN o. = fis
persons requEng medical treatment, safe and permansst
business nyalids are particularly requested to make app
cation the College the first OF those dsease
Of suffering and time may be thus avoided
One Of the members OF the College, for years
nected with the principal hospitals Europe the
those complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
to Pm.
Terms-Adyiee and Medicine, {5-cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
living the country aud finding it marv
personal applisston have iowsraed to them chess
all medicine perform radical BY
stating their explicitly together with all SYMPHONY
tms of contraction and treatment received elsewhere
any md enclosing w. '1s's.dh GEAHbsoN,
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RACHELORs New invented Wig:Isnd Scalp. are deed,
ID edy the yet introduced IN the t
of Wig Making. They perfectly comfortable a. 70
make the unconscious that he has wig ana YET
that they cannot 10 detect
cd. Made only by VIM Bachelor. No. Wall street, near
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TO SILK MANIJFACTURERSA AND OTHERS.

TO SILK AND OTHERS.
ITO be sold. with immediate Possession TIE Factories:
IN ROLAND county Connscticut two miles from Msns6eh
e fa. saS . he D si
Fssssory. ,.....,~x
ssh
each feet and wheel house ben.sth FOu.
large boarding houses with six other two common
S on: Of dang .aS sSSa
land yell consisting OF good pasuraEe mow
The Factories are now. have been eight years.
.uceesu operation and !splste with
also two sets Of machinery, which may be taken rno
The Water pnsqpslIsa in d. STAT: the mill:
within years Of $50 0O0-snd ali frst
Of the :SSn ,s , New York
or in Il: immediate nsishoo'n0oa' "h'sn would Srsays
full vHsE nsg Z; Is: y :..
D FILES AND CUTLAssEs-a1O Iiles Of late U 5 pa.
.ppsoaE;: ship S1 Tss IN S, ;ssS
css1: or s W FYDER s' s'i
MANGANESE.
ONE hundred barrel. .sperhne black Oxide Manganese.
from the Mines Virginia. Esssfs M sRooKs
is,h IS 4 81 Nassau street
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER;
ROOO, REAMs superior quality Straw wrspp'ns'
Fsssss I'd s IL 81 and Mass.
DR.. POWELL, OCULIST AND AUkIST,
TTENDs Diseases Of the Eyeiand Ear and 70 sliiI
dsness sns oes 81 %
s,oDDs,!s q Tear Passage o''r'c 'Ad
treated with great attention aud gce:::
Deafness and all discharges from the Ear permanently
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
spsctacles adapted to every defect. lN lm-rc
WIGS, WIGS.
greatest yet introduced il the at
Of WIZ Making They are 80 Pei!ecty % on ana var
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Domestic ImpOrtatlOnE.
MoBILK-Brig Francis Beck-495 bales Persse
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Rio Gronde the Of that river; to discharge all
Gulf and the Pacific retaining the Mexican ports of en-
try and custom houses, collecting duties, &c. until
treaty Of peace shall have been concluded between the
United States and Mexico, SC.
Cries Of mo objection" mo objection" Ego ahead"
The srEAKrn.-Does the gentleman move to suspend
the rules.
Mr.. scHgvcx.-I don't hear any objection move to
suspend the rules.
The SpE.KER--There is objection.
Mr.. ScHEScK.-That being the case move to refer the
resolution to the Committee of the Whole the state of
Half dozen gentlemen arose. crying out at the tipop
Of their voices, MIR Speaker"
late, "too la,e.l objected ali the time Laughter
The SrEAKEH raped earnestly and the spacious hall
resounded with the echo. "Gentlemon will be good
went the hammer.
'Mr Speaker" "Mr. Speaker" burst forth with more
The SPEAKRR-Gentlemen must take their seats, crap,
rap) The Chair will not entertain any motion, or listen
to any gentlemen until order DO restored
Something like order being attained,
Mr.. scHENcx enquired Of the Speaker, How do you
understand the question raised BY this little :terma
consent, the sresouton was received. The gen.
eman moved that it be referred to the Committee Of the
Indiana moved the previous question, which, second.
ed will bring the House to vote the adoption Of the
resolution. Laughter and knocking on desks by men,
Mr.. scHrscx essayed to speak, and his voice was
drowned in the strong uoged calls ofquestion ques-
ton"
The srEAKER-The gentleman can't debate il.
Mr.. SCIENCE Il have point of order, l'order,"
"order my point is this Whether any gentleman can
call for the previous question while am on the aooI
have never yielded the floor yet Excessive laughter,
made motion to refer the resolution to the Committee
of the Whole on the state Of the Union.
The SPEAKER replied The chair understood the gen.
tleman after he made his notion had further remarks
to make.
Mr.. Putting in word edgeways) The
Speaker put the question to the House. The ayes
sponded. The gentleman had yielded the floor.
The SPEAKER knocked and called to order.
Mr. ScHErckI claim the fact to be- while the speaker
was announcing the motion made, took nay seat but
rose soon s the question was stated.
The SPEAKER repeated the state OF the question
1t seemed impossible to keep the members in their
seats.
Mr. scHxssx-I call for the yeas and nays corder,"
"order"
The srsAxER-The question Is on secondng the dc.
mand ioI the previous question.
MT CorTRELL-l object, Mr.. Speaker objected ell
the time
The seEAKER-It 10 too late
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NEW GOODS

which we're deposited al
h. b. RUPETT S NEW STORE,
on Man-street. They ale nov selling at such Il
rapid rate in consequence of their low prices
that fears are entertained hat one half the people
will not get their winters supply out of this cheap
stock. All those, then, who want good cheap goods
should call Immediately and supply themselves
with Broadclolhs, Sattinei,s, Cassimeres, Over.
coat cloth, Festings or Of any description of cloth
tor Mems wesr--Prins of any description and
price, Palmet,oCs, Cashmeres, Mousdelaines, Eng
llsh and French MeTinoes, Alpsccas, and satins-
Iokery, Cashmeres or Blanket Shawls, Pocket
Han1ketchefs, Jackonet and Swiss Edging md
Insertion, Gloves; Stockings, in fact any thug else
that may be wanted, You cannot ask amiss,
GROCERfE S-H4RDWARE .AND
CROCKERP WARE.
And you may also have your pick out of an exten.
sive assortment of LNDLg RUBBER SHOE 8
and HATS and CAPS.
Call soon or you will will be to late to buy the
cheapest aud best goods in town.
Nov 2S
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MARBLE YARD.

THE business will be continued BY ,ht
at the old sIand where may
be had al all times.
MCNUMENTS. TOMB TABLkS,
COMMISSIONERS, HEARTH
JAMBS, M.4N7LES, P.4INT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared to lurnis1 WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SlILS and STEPS
&c either Of Ma.ble, Lime or any kind oI
stone that can be procured in lhls vicinity
EPllaving had considerable experience
in lhe business, ne pledges his work I,
be executed in as handsome style as cal
be furnished from any yard either IN II'
city or country; and on as reasonable terms
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
Bloomsburg, Nov. 3, ls43. ly-2s
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CANCERS, NRTs, CORNs.&

CANCERS, = RTs, CORNS,&
THE subscriber mora the public, tina, ht IL
fbIe to cure all SInds oisapcers aud eradicate
Warts and Corns win " litte pain and in 1,
short time. lie refers TO seral rosPoctubl. ciu
zens in his neghuorhood. wh as Samuel Hess
William KiIe and others, a has been successful
in several instances and ",o, humbugsing as ii
too frequently the case am,r quacks He wa
raats certain cure in any casie undertakes or
pay.
QPWarts, &c. on cattle arNther animals ar
also cured by the subscriber wh,esijes in Noun,
Pleasant township on tho main ,ad leading from
hlIlVilet to floom'burs' apont Allies from Ere,
erick Mier's Tavern whore psrs, are invited
call.
JON ALE.
May lsio-ly6
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THE GARLAND.
NEVER SAY FAIL.

NEVER SAY FAIL,
Keep pushing, lis wiser
Than sitting aside,
And dreaming and sighing
And wsi,ing the tide.
In lile's earnes. battle
They only ptevsil
Who daily march onward
And never cay fail,
With an eye ever open.
A tongue that's not damb.
And heart lha, will never
To sorrow succumb;
You'll battle and conquer
Though thousands ssssil--
How strong and how mighty,
Who never say fail!
The spirit Of angels
IL active. | know,
AZ higher and higher
In glory they 60;
Ate'hinks on bright pinions
From heaven they sail,
TO cheer and encourage
Who never say fail.
10 life's rosy morning,
10 manhood's arm piide.
lie, this be The motto.
Your footsteps 10 guide:
10 storm and in sunshine,
Whatever sssail,
Well onward and conquer.
And never say fail,
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Sheriff Sale.

NNY virtue OF a wnt nf vendtioni oxponas l.
HID me directed will be exposed to public sale ol
Ghe premises, in tho,lown Of CattswisSa, Columbi'
county on
,Ffiday tie 'cth dOy Of March merit,
Al ton o o'clock, 4. NJ the following property
All the interest Of Aaron WaIers ia two
certain lots of ground situate in the town OF Cata.
wissa Columbia county, Nz--lhe frs, situate al
,bs Northeast corner of Main and Frsntstreets-
bounded OH the south by Main street, essl By lor
,fGeorge Waters, north by lot OF Joseph Hayhurst
and west by front street, being par, Of two town
lois NUMBERED seven and eight, wherein is serece,l
= large frame Tavern House and Stable. The
other Of sad lots, is bounded on the south by
Main street, cas-. by - street; west by the Sus.
,,ebana river aud moth by lot Of VIM Mckelvy
Ss;na grass 10, no. 8 in the plan Of said town
ssised and taken in execution and 10 be sold q.
Ne , roperty Of Aaron Wateri.
BENJA MIN HRYMAN, SAeria.
sGrffs 0E:s, DangiIIe, Feb. I2 lslF
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SLOAN s. THOMPSON

hA'L JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITION
SUPPLY OF
Cloths from 56t cents to IS
oa'tretts from 37s to s7b cents
Casslmeres from 81 cents oS2,25
Cassimeres. Satins & Silks
velvet Ves'ings from rs cents to IS
Cashimeres delains d Aflagan satinsfrom 25 toes
splendid assortment of prints from to Is cents
rla!ds & lynseys of several kinds
bleached ! unbIeached musns from g. to II eta
"entIemans d ladies' cravats gloves &c. dc
In short full assol fnent ofdry goods
ALSO,
a Aspleadid Assortment of Queensware& Hardware
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems course brogan shoes 81 cents
Mems calf shoes good Sl,25
Mems coarse boots 81 62J
Nens fine boots from So ,62 to S2,s7j
Groceries oftke best quality
Nolasses from 36 to 60 cents per GALLON
Sugar Coffee and so forth.
They respectfully invite the attention Of the pub.
ic TO all examination of the goods.
Espeytown. November IS,
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j III. VANDERSLICE,
nENTAST.

ED GS leave to inform the public, ihs
DNis prepared TO attend TO all the oper-
aons In dentistry, such as removing
The 1ytar and other Foreign Sub
stances.
Ffom Il teeth, rendering them clean, and
,he guIs and breath sweet and healthy.
IN cavities cF Decoyed Teeth
Will b,dressed out and filled with Cold
or olheioil; Of the finest quality, as the
case my require, which will generally
lpreyentheir aching or further decay, aud
render lem useful Tor years. and IN many
cases ding life,
Nth and tHumps Of Teeth
Which ave become useIess OF troublesome
will be strscled in the most careful man
ner, wiiahs latest aud Ses, improved IN
suumenl
Porcelain Teeth,
Ol'he be- quality and latest improvement,
will be inerIed on pivot, or (in connection
with DR.. 'sIlerchamp, with whom he is il
psIernshbin plate work. on Gold plate
from a sngs, tooth to whole set, to ooI
as well asshS natural, and warranted I,
answer all ,htuseful and ornamental pul
)poses propose by the art.
In shor',svey operation belonging to III
Ilprol'ssion, vii be pelormed in 'he be'
nannHr, with hoisesl material, and al III
ahores notice He therefore hopes, b
strict a'ennCno business, TO obtain shar
:, OF publcpsuonge. Any person or pei
'1sons wishing any Of the above operation
performed't re respectfully requested
y " give him slI
II n. b Thpublic are hereby iLrorme
, That We me suocribers have entered into
Especial Parlnesip relating only 10 pla.
work as II is hos convenien, for each I
attend 10 The ohelbranchcs of the sCenc
len his own accun,
WLLERCHAMP.
J,H VANDERSLlCE.
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WINDOW pAPER,

ENy IDEand Narrow shad cd and IlsU q 4
w new style just received al the New slrl
l.. D. kLPERT.
kug
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JNWKLlGT0 so.

{, Il of which will be sold al lhe most reaon-
able prices and warranted 10 be whas ey
are sold Tor.
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OLD KING IRON.

VII hkNN lnoNs
I'm the monarch of 'he mines,
keep The treasure kew
Wllhous Te not an ore Ihs, shines
The light Of day would see,
fashion each unto iis end
glvO ii form and mould.
70 me then ys, perloIcs, mus. bend
For all The power you hold.
gave The builders tools To man
Tho ham ner axe, aud plane
The mason's cunning else nigh. plan
His masters work in vain;
Through me the ever ,ssning earth
For harvesl-men preparr
What 10 The husbandman were worth
'ihe plough wi!hou, The sharei
The lever, crank and crane ate mine,
The loom of san! nigh.
The wondrous engine and the line
Ger which i. speeds like ligh,
Mine is the rod tina, from The .owss
Ayer,s the levin brand
even the lighlnng's power
Defy with this rigbshand!
But that wherein saunl ,s mos,
Is FOR my power 10 slsy
'Tis / who arm each rival host
- To meet in deadly trays
IT'S who drsnch Ine battle plain
And spread the vullure's board
Yes wisely for The club Of Cain
Igsvs mankind the sword.
Ills who breathe the uph'fous breath,
Tha. kiIlelh from alar--
Mine is The crushing globe Of death,
The lhunderboll of war,
The srmamsnls .hslsweep The food
Oi oeerus mighty sea,
Nigh, ride at ease upon The blood
That hath been spill by me.
BY me usl liye-by me men die
0'er Arts and Arms sway,
Who dsres my empire TO deny!
Ny tlls 10 gainsayl
Wherefore TO Iron We The due
OF homage must accord, /
Aud own yourselves my isgss tue,
And me your king and lord
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upe and the Catholic, Aposiolic Roman religion which
"a To defend the integrity and independence of the ma,
Sd, To pursue with death the Ango-AmeriOans, Their
followers, defenders, allies, whoever II may be.
4th To abjure and detes the personal party OF whoever
have destroyed their country.
5th. To respect all legitimate authority whatever may
be- in everything repugnant 10 the preceding articles
These live ARTICLES shall be the fundamental rule fte,
guerilla and shall be denonlnated lie lnsWgene Gudda.
pana MIGUEL ORIBE
The owners of the mine La Luz have presented or
loaned the of Mexico $4,000 io the expenses
of the
etters had been received in the capital from San us
potosi announcing that the governor OF the State had
promulgated decree that every citizen should take up
arms and that the enthusiasm to defend themselves
very great There about four thousand troops Of
the army of the north then m the city General TAYLOR
they supposed, to move upon them from Sallllo
about the LIST OF May
Letters have been received IN the cry OF Mexico,
nouncipr that on the 5h of April five hundred American
roops left chihuahua, with fourteen pieces OF artillery
and thirty wagons for Parra-a town about hity leagues
south on the road both to Durango or to Parras The
Mexicans say the object OF the expedition was TO break
up the State government established al Paral the
fall of Chihuahua. The moment their advance was
heard the seat OF government was again removed 10
place called Guadalupe Calvo. Gen Heredla, with the
remains of his forces also commenced retreat further
south but had only commenced IT when ne learned that
the Americans had again returned 10 chihuahua after
having marched south twenty odd leagues. ms retro
grade movement said to have been occasoned by
received from New Mexico unpIopItious TO American
arms and also to news that Gen. Taylor had withdrawn
from Saltio We see no TO doubt the fact that
our troops had marched and countermarched as is al.
legged the flight of the Mexican shows the advance and
Their hating Indicates that Col Donphan had changed
his plans from motives unknown to us: In the city Of
Mexico thew are expecting troops to invade Durango
from Chihuahua At time II was said they Were 10
advance in three divisions and this body OF five hundred
men NAV have been one OF them In the meantime, the
miserable people OF Chihuahua are praying the general
for two or three thousand regular troops
enable them to make head against us.
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IN n. r.. DY.ER, .9uctiOneer.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On Thursday the 9th instant shall sell, in front OF the
premises, O'Clock, r. m, the following very valuable
property belonging the estate OF the late Dr. Marcus
Buck Part of lot L. SQUARE north OF square No 3o
with the improvement, which IS excellent two-soV
brick building with busemen, and garret The property
fronts the mall between 10Th and Huh streets west aud adj
Joins the residence of Nicholas Tastit, esq.
The admirable construction of the building Tor convent
ence and comfort prospect affords and the choice
of shrubbery upon the lot, render it very desirable
for private residence.
Terms of sale One-td of the purchase money in cash
balance in equal payments and two years for
notes with interest properly secured.
ROBT. w. DYER,
Nav I9-tlts Auclioneer,
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xYy II. ". DYER, .7uctf0neer.

VALUABLE SERVANTS AT AUCTION.-On Thurs
day. the 9th inst, the residence OF Mrs JOS Smoot on
street neahy opposite the Brewery, first ward shall SELL
II O'clock by order OF the administrators, the follow
ing very valuable servants, viz:
mddle-aged man, wife, and child years old-the
wife excellent family cook
A servant woman, aged "a years. and two children
servant woman, aged 10 years.
A servant girl, aged IL years
servant girl, aged years.
The above slaves for life, and not restrict
ed but would respectfully call the attention OF citizens
wishing desirable for their tue sale
favorable opportunity OF getting good servants
may not again
Terms OF sale A credit of 2 and months for approved
negotiable paper, bearing interest.
May II X. w DYER, Auctiuneer
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Ry n. ~. DYER, .gucffomesr.

J1OR SALE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday the 18th
Il May ats o'clock, p IN, will offer at public sale the
two-story brick house the corner OF and 10Th streets,
late the residence of Major Forrest, deceased Also the
lots adjoining The neighborhood is too well known
require descriptions
Terms of sale One-fith cash. and the balance in one
two and three years, be secured by the purchasers
bond with approved surecs, bearing interest from the day
of sale If the terms complied with in days
irom the day OF SALE tie property viii be resod the risk
and cost of the purchasers
MAY I2-eodNds X. w. DYER, Auctioneer.