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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
ANrHONY D BLEECKER, AueLoneeI

ANTHONY j BLEECKER Auciioneer
ARGE SALE OF 90 DESIRABLE BUILD No
LLOTS sua ed on IL b, an SSH 59h, 8Oh ard l@9,h
ss and on the d. Sd snd Lexington avs III suction A
BLEECKER Will sell al auction, on SATC RDAf, Aprl
3 II nj the Merchants Exchange, the following val
liable buii1ing lots, viz
ON I4rH SRI lot ON the north eide OF iith ST distant
DO Of The 2d-sv the said lot being IN SIZE %
feet by los feet , in IN depth.
Os p Az the side Of the 2i-av. next lot
from the northwest Of l3hst and 2d-aY sZs -
feet 9 in by ll2 feet Is in In depth.
OS i7TH-s RS lots Of ground all lying IN one body on
the south Of 47t between the 5h and 9th COM
mrncng 81 feet in east Of the 6hsy each being IN SIZE
25 feet hy 100 feet in IN depth
LEXINGTON = lots on the northwest corner OF Lex
ingion nv and j1hst each . feet la front and
cept corner hch - feet incles 'front.' and al four
lots so feet In depth
or j9rHsr-Also, 10, directly in rear Of the above, on
the north side OF 59hs size p feet by loo feet Inches
10 depth
Os LExtScToN-Av lots on ard next the north
east corner OF LeXin and 59h 81 and lot on 5th
81 I'm the rear all he dimenOnsa ne the lastuamed
Lexng ard 9ns lots except the depth OF the AY
enue lots. which il ~ feet
OS 58rH.sri lots the south side Of Sihst between
the sd and LeKn lon and commencing % feet west OF
he 3l-ay each - feet by 100 feet inches IN depth
ON 3o-av Il lots The west ride Of I'D between
lh and }h ss each - feet inches by 100 feet 10 IN
10 depth.
ON 80TRsr-l0 lots on the north eide ofs0ths between
the Oh and Oh ava commencing 100 feet east OF the 10Th
Az: esch . feet by A.. feet inches IN cep'h
ON l.gTH 81 lots the north si6e OF 9i1st 100 eet
west OF the ih sy each - feet by % feet II IN IN deph
Ii hographc maps a1d further PARTICULAR OF me above
properly can be oJtaned OF the Aucloneer, Broad 81
Siot. uo6D
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suspension Of Agricultural Industry In Ore
-speculstion-"ant of Producers
Prospect Of a scarcity of Provisions, &c.

Special Correspondence of The Tribune
OREGOS CITY, Saturday Dec. l, 1919.
MUIR, Gre,isv 4 NJ Eirdh
Little Wheat has been sown; few persons are
making any preparations for farming in the Spring
agricultural pursuits are in great measure laid
aside. and the greatest number Of farmers arc ar
,.pging their business with reference TO going to
Calfrnia to dig gold Their families will be left
behind These will be consumers not producers
New consumers are continually arriving from Cali
fOria; almost every man here is consumer-not
producer The few that have hitherto tarmed,
nave left for California to dig gold there, and then
return here 10 consume. Most Of the inhabitants
d our villages have abandoned their ordinary IN
dastrial pursuits and have commenced specializing
in town lots, and in other ways living upon their
wits In short, we are very decidedly very great
people But, If am not mistaken, some OF as will
10 suuperless to bed in less than twelve months
it'll all our gold if the producers Of the States &c
lot send bread and meat to us purse proud con
miners
Tell The people, therefore, 10 send food and
,sn the President in the name Of about five f1hs
Of the good FOLKS of Oregon, to send us Governor,
as Secretary, and a Marshal, in the place OF men
who, while they receive honor from Office, do not
sven reflect any upon it, De HARLEY.
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MINNESOTA.

From the ST. Paul Chronicle snd Register Marcel 10.
The traders and merchants OF the Sekirk Set
tcmeut are fast abandoning their commercial IN
tercourse with England, and dyerting 1t through
this channel into the cities of the United States
One of our principal St Paul merchants, WHO has
labored and viii continue to labor with all his en-
ergies 10 bring this state of things about re
ceived by a late arrival a bill Of exchange on the
Hudson's Bay Company for a large amount, 70 be
negotiated for the purchase OF goods in The Last
ern cities All this trede must pass through St
Paul, and she will thus incidentally reap the bene-
fit Of it. This is but one Of the many elements Of
our increasing prosperity.
The people OF the Territory are beginning to ari-
tate the question Of a Railroad to Lake Superior
Another arrival from the settlements on the Red
River OF the North. SAYS the Chronicle furnished
with later Information tom that quarter. There
is very little news. 4 letter from Mr. X ittson in.
forms us that the Indians to the cast Of Pembina,
reported in his last letters 10 be in starving con
diton. had generally come in, and were about de
parting for the buffalo ranges westward The in
habitants on .he British side OF the line were fitting
out large hunting expedition for continued depre.
dations upon the game within our borders and it
feared the buffalo would be entirely driven of
and the Indians still further restricted in their
me ans OF subsistence
This arrival brought a large mail comprising
letters, reports, sc from the Hudsons Bay Com
Fort Smelling and will reach their destination
much sooner by travelling through the United States,
than ii they had been sent by way Of York Fac
tory. This is event strongly illustrative Of the
progress We are making toward the North Pole.
The old beaten mail track, which the Bay Com
psny has traversed for two hundred years. Is
abandoned for the more expeditions route which
the steady march Of American enterprise has
opened.
In answer 70 numerous letters Of inquiry the
Chronicle advises mechanics OF whatever branch
that have written us, as well as those who have
not, who are looking ont for new homes 10 the
West, to make tracks hitherwards. We shall
want all that come before three mouths. We
have at this time bus one shoemaker in st. Pau
one gunsmith, one silversmith and we believe. no
batter or cooper in the Territory Our other towns
St. Anthony Saltwater &c. are equally destitute
Milwrights will find this country good place for
them as our superabundance Of water power Will
speedily call hundreds Of mills into existence
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J BLEECkER, AucuoBeer.
III VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS and OF

House, stuaed MOrfls, UTttnt sud EssrA ST J tf
sey City. NJ Auction
A BLEECKER will sell al Auction on FRIDAY,
April 49, II ocioca the Merchants Exchange, the fo
lowing valuable property, viz:
EsSEN-sT Jersey City.SiT building lots on and next
the south OF Greene and Essex all lying in
body and fronting Essexst said lots being each In
size p feet front and by 81 feet IN depth
Also large house and lot directly opposite the shove
on the Hoh side OF Essex distant leo feet east of Greene
the lot being In size ~ feet front and rear by loo feet
deep house - feet by 10 in Gephse the residence OF
Richard Narick. decessed
Also lot adjoining the last named, distant us feet
from Greene.st q feet by 100 In depth
GREENE.sr-Ten lots the east side of Greene-st.
forming front OF the block between Essex and
Morris said lots being each IN size - feet front and rear
BY - feet in depth -
MoRRIs-sr Three lots the south side Of Moris-st
and directly in the OF The last mentioned lots each -
feet by 100 in depth On OF the said lots there 10
barn and stable
For photographic maps and further particulars OF the
above apply to the aucuOneer, Broad-sL
aj69ll,lSts Vetg
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DRY GOODS.
FRESH SUPPLIES OF
CARPETIEGS, OIL-CLOTHS, &C.

SMlTH 4 LOUNsBERY have In store ana are aalS re-
S-s,v,ng GilI and varied assortment OF CARPETtNGs,
Fl ooR or &c which they are now oferihg al inc
following extraordinary low prices 81,
English Brussels Carpets laes. styles from IS to Os per
Imperial Three Ply Carpets foreign and domestic, new
styes from Is to Jos per yard.
Ingram Carpets, large assortment new paiiern ifOm D
10 u per yard. -, -, a. Q,
Ingram Carpets al wool rich bright coors from IS I'd
TO - per yard. e., O., o..
per yard. go -, -. ., o.,
An extensive assortment Of Floor OCoths. from = -
q feet wide from 81 to los per yard Wlh choice asso
nen Of all other articles connected IN the trase equally
low SMITH y LOI 'SD IN
20 2yish 4i9 P-arst opposite Wlilam
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= pTpIIC ArCTION-On MONDAY, I'd o

"A April Al 10 oel9cs two productive aI' % 49, .
.ituated location h-Ehy One he residence oi W ~
-, about ,b-ee miles northeast Of PoashErepse, con
ia sceshas n very fne extensive inland views NOD
- L-ck bu.e nearly stories and bsseineD large
on fr.t aoor are bal and four rOons on second,
- n, plenty u closets; pariors have marble msnieis
"a bsrd snisa here 10 good cisIern and nfe vel Of va
ter; house icehouse, earrA ana rneo arg
800 ybafrscks bay. press good tenant houses, al 10
800 cYnauou Around the house great var Y OF
evergreen and other oFs mental rees ana snruSoery 1o
farm pesy 100 Of pressed hay per snnn The other
f.yr about tao es north Cf POughkeepse, contains -
srres has se for building without parallel, Inc view
bling complete panorama, including NE villages 81
Poo hke-pse and N=sbursh- he Hudson RIVER Tie C-s
s and Fshkiil Mountains On SAID farm are abouE 1oOV
peach rers and q variety Of other tfut; good iaful
bouse carragehouse eIersiv5 barns and sheds the soil
fertile ard well wAiered wood hot near &c Pax Of 20
srts The sale Will place The hoase VI he suoscf-
Der Sale positive the owner bling engaged 10 business
soah R-ferrpce-M-ssrs. Allen, Hudson Campoeii, At
add Cous sellers, - Wz-L or MI JCnn Stevens
" the Aims House Department -, go,
90 ssse0c' WILLEII CCLfEh
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scarcir, of Food-Goid aud silver Plenty.
The John w. Cater in Gale-Loss OF the
tndtne-Thc Governor and his Successor.

NPoela Correspondence OF The Tribune
OKEcoS CITY Saturday Dec q 1919
News Gresiey q MsEratS.
The prices Of goods, WAGES aud merchandise are
Advancing IN the Oregon market The prices of
Provisions especially are still on the rise These
aust continue 10 80 up.
The ship John w Cater, formerly Of the port Of
sewlork, encountered a very severe gale recent.
Yen Der passage from San Francisco to the Co
~as's River. She was driven great way out to
"a hst her rudder aud one Of her mssts and
Saa'y dniled into the Strait Of Juan de Fuca. She
"s length seen by persons on Vancouver's
-, These communicated the information to
saeass, the Governor OF the Island, who
10 .'Sla'sly dispatched boats to tow her into the
~o OF Victoria. No hives were lost and none
abe cargo.
- '"e 0''l'e Is reported to have been lost with
Va o'ar' on her passage from San Francisco to
e Columbia River
We have just learned tina, the President has
moved Gov. Lane. and tina, Joseph q Mar.hsn
: Indiana has been appointed ia bis place. This
seAigence was received here with the mos, evi
az pleasure by very large majority of the moral
'"'0oer portion Of the people Of both political
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,yAScEL IN THE HOUSE
KY LEIGH HUNT.

se, it were. if without feeble right
;os 80 the DIRE adfal beauteOus sieht,
f9ne came to US aod we could bear
= = ~. a@s him issue from the silent AR -
s ses NM, in our nom and bend on ours
y s ,;.Dc ewes, and bring us from bus bowers
IS sNIlS 49, friends. aud children who have never
ts' Sasd indeed.-as we shall know Tor ever
zee, r,s think not what We daily see
~ ~, bearihs-aDcels that are to be-
~. he n they viii, and we prepare
o. n s5 aud ours to meet in happy air
l' ~ 80 friend. wife whose soft heart SINGS
80 80 with ours. breeding its future wings
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State of the Markets, &c.
Special Correspondence Of The Tribune
OREGON CITY, Saturday, Dec. ~, 1919.


Mess-s Greeley q MeElydh;
The following are examples OF prices IN Oregon
F,our per tbl $50; Do per cwt $40; Beef In market
per CIV; SIS; Pork in market per cwt S5 Do DO per 10
Il cs; Lard IN market per 10 50 cts Butter IN market
pYsbsi 81 Oaons per bushe 81 Turnps per bushel s.
Coffee per 10. ~ cite Tea green, per ID oOi sugar
brown PER TO- ~ ss ve pT ws p QUALITY per bushe
Molssses per gallon, sos Syrup, per gallon ~ hce Per
~ ~! eT re T5Ss per- III IS cts Do coofed per IL
saeraus per n So Pescher dried, per 10 - cts Cher.
s sl1 ps2 30 S. % T. G' FoSde
IL S.: Candles allow per ID p; Do sperm per 10 :!
satpets Is s25S Flannel 50 Gus 50; Linseys, 50 cts
Domestcs l2a % CTS Prints, ID - c's'i oacslag,
sh'ris. hickory each 25 DO cotton win linen bosom''
81 Blankets pr pair $50; Axes inferior escn'
S@S aJ 15Ss; Do casrsee So sSoves % 81
Coffee POS I'm, IS Buckets Sls275; Pans, 81 els
- Lumber per M $50 SlOO
| have never seen money 50 abundant II 1t
were possible to take any business man OF New
York and suddenly place him in Oregon, he could
not realize the possibility Of seeing almost every
man here. however rough his external appearance,
with his pockets full of dollars, and perhaps long
leather bag of it in his hand No one either asks
or desires credit Of merchant. What is wanted
here is not money. but bread meat, dry goods gro
ceries, hardware, queensware printing presses,
steamboats,. steam saw-mills, machines for making
shingles. machines for saving aths, and planning
machines. Any sort OF improved machinery IN
short. that will rapidly prepare wood for building
or for any ether useful purpose, would be lhcredi
bly, profitable to the owners. Iwll not venture to
say how much money these machines would make,
because that which is fact here would appear Ike
fiction when read in New.York. There is no where
on earth, perhaps, SO fine field as this for New
York and New England capital aud enterprise
But the glitter of California gold has so dazzed and
blinded the eyes of men that they cannot see an
equal if not superior mine of wealth which may be
sowed out, aud split out and hewed out and
blamed out of the forests Of Oregon.
ACHILLES De HARLEY.
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A {. FUTILE. Aucuoneef ..-....,.,
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL rAintINNUSr
IN THE INTERNATIONAL AhI UNIV MY ~, DaI =,
EVENING Apn II. aud SATURDAY EFENINo'
loril IS al O'Clock A large and uly maR'
r6crnt lection entirely new, recently imported An1
hrariny private ,con Of valus1le Old paintings NE
roecto Is pronounced with confidence 10 % me h1ssl
fbs, hss been offered market for many years Inc
se~ts are ali OF The most desirable character Tor
rs.isencs. The ancient pictures highy valuable
Gallery open dav and evening ~ rs
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OR f. G. o y q.
s,, of Mail Communications kush 10 '"'
Mines.


-, co,,e.nondence Of Tie Tubune
OREGON CRY, Saturday Nov 10 4'''
x-,, syreciry 4 McIt'o@'
f. i no news TO communicate from th's Gun
,h., would probably interest the rel ders OF No
-, There being no mail agent IN the country
"a n responsible Postmaster IN this place. o."
81, Communications with California are H'oSp'
s,0ogb the vessels that arrive and dePaf" ~
,o,, Of NV letters to you are placed ~ 80 -
: din. masters, " tn a request tha' '''| -.
:. San Francisco. have some rsa'O" " -,
. o"a sn.o,;.,ss delayed or wholly neglected
W. W. t !. u ,bi. place man who 'aOsoroe' him
,S a 10 tc,ng Po,tmastey' but who IS so Tar as
'.ao ar believe. irresponsible for bis eet' to any
easter, either post or ante
20 great and so many are the inducements to
- the 1old mines OF California, that the most OF
=, f,rners have left this country, and the greater
...ber of them remaining are preparing to leave
;. ,ba soring. Little wheat is therefore being
.0vo. Provisions Of every sort must be very
..,,ce and enormously high here. In fact we
m,st for some three or four years 70 come, either
.,,cbs.e our provisions from the States, or be re-
S,osd 10 the greatest straits for food.
ACHILLES DE HARLEY.
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DIERCE,- MiN>TRELs Mr. Z Il PIERCE

4 OF the principal members OF OLrs. s'-is
tho All seven year respectfully announces 10 rs rencs
an the lovers u drsrate harmony and % he
loving public generally. hal h= has formed r hrs' oanu
spectabe company in the Union coinprsi seFrfal ol
fsvofi.s s1i many choice novelties lie " in oPth Wy
on Moncav Apr. Admission 20 al paris % NE LoIsr
3 cents new parqleus with stuffed seats ana 'lnea
backs and box seats have been ADDED 70 Ae oo.
n fh-h
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ANluON1 BLEECkER, Aucuone-r.
IN 1 A.Ez -. -. .....- and Mn.

ANIuONf J bLEtChER Aucuonerf
HOUSES And LOTS On Suffolk and Nineteenth
Its and H. Building Lots on Fonyfonnh, For1yeNh
and Thirty FIRST .is. and Frstav al Auction. - . -
A j BLEECKER viii sell al auction on III ESDA1
Apdl &c. A. y O'clock al ihe Merchants Exchange ue o''
loving valuable property viz:
SUFFOLK st The tw0story house and lot OF ground
knownA No SO Suaolkst
FtGHrFESTHsr-Two houses and lot - Eighteenth
Il north !. ie between Ninth and Tenth ava.
FoRrYFoURrH SrOue building lot on the south eide OF
Forty fourth-st between Eighth and Ninth avs
FoRrY sfxra lois the north side Of forty
sixtt-st between Fi1h and SIKH ava.
FtRsT-.v. AND EiGHTYFouRTH-sr -Four Iols on ano
-, H. ,r,l vcs, corner OF Firstay and Eighty iou -sL
uhosraphc maps ard further particulars can 1e oO
tanned ~ he surtoneer Brosd-st tlt6jl t1osll .
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ANTHONY BLEECKER, Aucii9neer So,
II VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON ar

/ lTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH SIS. near tlith-a'
Al aucilon ANTHONY }. BLEEChER VIII ssI az ale.
NON on FRIDAY Apr II, 81 II ococS, al me helShahls
F,rbsnge the following valuable property, VIZ:
Os FiFIrgNTHsT-i valuable los o. gfounu ." ~ Se
~ b ot beipg IN siz - lei ffoat and by ~ feet
nche. IN dep,h. adjoining he d" and splendid resi-
d~nc- OF George Wood Esq ~, -,
a., S,vrgySru SRI ouiding lot the norh side OF
s;xeenths Il ndiDinug the brick verandeh houses com
rnrn as ft wesl Of ihe FNhav the SAID lot being N
49,, g Ter ron, aud rear 5y ht.f HE block ceph Also,
.-n the above each . feet by haif he block ~
1eetb 40 lot. AZ jona The asl named each . feet
front and rear uy halt h. block II crpin- ,- = -
above properly spqly to lie Ancroneers' bfoai-sI
a6 s tiVoJl
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DAYNE,~ PANONAnA Or sU1l

ID EUROPE-Open every evening q. the Great hai-
Minerva Rooms 4ls Broadway, embracing among oiner
ibiugs views OF Boston and Harbor, Halifax, Liverpool
London from the Thames, ia magnificent Bridges me
Thames Tunnel br ianuy Illuminated and BON banks Of
the beautiful River Rhine
Admission = children under - - ca Doors oP-n
At 81 commences moving al Il PM An exhibition on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons a. 5 O'Clock
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L'ROM PART-.-CHAMPNEY, Ms-q,, g; : =! Mo ,

/ ing Picture Of the ROMANTIC RlN kk hhINE s,9
Tsh-4ux u Scores q the are FRENCH REVOLT IiON
These pictures painted In Pans rom -,-ches ~,
nsrre and were received with unbOlndrd Gdmrslon by
rutuees 10 thai city Recomnenia.ioIs cI n hEhrst
order have been given by the artists o New ors anl
Rost9u Gov Everett ard Prof Longf-Aow OF Harvard
niversv and other Of note They VII - exhibited
Al sioppanfs Hall so Broadway corner OF NakeIsL
eeer evening al - and Wednesday and Si,urcsy after
rooms - 'Clocs nr he ls 81 May A. no longer A.
mission 3 celis Prof Van Da Wyde VIII preside a. me
p.ar,-rc,.s a. wis
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CARPETINGS
OF the
LOWELL MANUFACTURING co.
from the late
AUCTION SALE
OF
NVITMERDINGS 4 MOUNT
CARPETINGS

WILMERDlNGS MOUNT.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY, A32 PEARL-ST.
will sell the Of goods bought AZ the above greh
ga ~ the following lOw prices
Extra Fine Carpets e 81 per yd
Superfns js 81.
Threepy Is Sd.
Brussels d" 8s
on Cloths and other goods usually found IN Carpet Stores
equally low PETERSON III M hkEl
s6 gcvis 4i2 Peari-s near Madison.
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ExPLosIoS.--A powder magazine, situated IN
Mlddleheld, about three miles from Mddleto~n
blew up Monday night, the LIST inst. Three
hundred halt barrels Of powder exploded. We
believe the powder belonged to Government
Hartford Times.
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FURNITURE SALES.

THE SUBSCRIBER VIII give his personal attention TO
/ saes u Fumimr- private residences, will receive
the same or sale A. biz sales rOom WalsL Of New
ma 7usecds ADRIAN IL MULLER Auctonear
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DAN0RA,IA or THE GOLD MINES o b

pAAsNfGiFKoAhMnGha OoftmmERTT SSPPESFiEL6's odgi
"a Panorama Of the Gold Mines embracing news on me
Is,buus Pacific Coast San francisco aud he Various
Cities and Mining Districts 81 California 10 now eNhipnk
Al Washington Hal, So Broadway three doors ABOVE
Niblos -,,,,
Doors open at T. exhibition commences Al !. IN o
Exhibition on Wednesday AID Saturday Afternoons g. ,
O'Clock "a e...,
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BY ROLLINS : pUNpERpALE.

SALES OF HOUSES HOLD FURNITURE
THE UNDERSIGNED beg TO inform their friend.
and 't- pubic ma they are prepared 20 give particular
sueu.iou sses a. Household Furniture BY Alcfion NJ
residences or elsewhere. ROLLINS DUNDERDALE,
JoHN T ROLLINS. Auctonesrs-Osice. IS Wal-sL
Jo>EPH DUSpESDALE.i ms lmis -od'
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AUCTION SALES.
A ~ aERwlN, Aseuoueer.

A 81 hERWiS, Alcuoneer
Rf BANGS, PIATT & 20. Store - Brosdrr
DPAruculsT Au-ntoo gwen 10 Il = Of Private Lnrs
rtet Cssh advances made when l-sired.
At PRIVATE
Lsrdners Popular Lectures on Science and Ar vols
2To ESbanks Hydraulics and Mechanics $40 John
sof = Fa-ners Enryclpp-dia Guenou's Great W0rk
Mich Cows Thaer's Principles Of Agriculture, Pezhoidg
Agricultural Lectures Deroql-vles Democracy IN Arn-
rrA, Book u he FEET: German Phrase Book Zion
.g.t-.. B.n-e.s n-an-. Ea.r. Baok en.rc Ac .n
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WALLACE BARRY, Alcu0neer.
-r.Yv sCE HARRY & co. 81 A

w made extensive arrangements IN their business ior
he sprlny sale and VIII receive orders Tor inc sac OF
P1Ir Al bouses In ans part Of this city or negh0ofng
e,,ie ~ ~ Barry will eiIsnd 10 al saes entrusted 70
rs care and 70 The prompt seilenen; irmedise aier
r. ssls Fsmliss declining Housekeeping can have iheh
.io,ed In IRE proof building reasonable Terms
Cash advanced when required ~ iIi--eoe'
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COAL.

GOAL YARD FOR sALE.-Ole 81 The bes! Goa
NYafds u the upper par " the city on ne "esl 'ls "a
retail business will nearly pay the rert Ire gooo vi -
6xres VIII be sold and given Tor the lots IL hAs
good run Of custom and has 0eel established severn eas
Address with real uame. d. T tlis of'cs a -
IOAI,-PRiCE REDUCED-$i - and =. fresn
NDinei Coal best Peach Orchgrt Eui, common :, =
stove large stove and egg al les han al S.m,sf -
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