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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
Circuit Judges.

| Chares 5. Yancey, anti. Benton has been
elected Circuit Judge, it is supposed, by an
lnconsdcrabe majority over l.. Hendricks
Esq, his Wing competitor--the latter re
cei,ing the support of The Benton men, 10
some extent. A portion of the latter. it is
conceded gave their votes for the re. Ell er.
ton of Judge Yancey. The Benton paper
at Springfeid took strong grounds against
him before the election. This is the thir.
teenth Circuit.
Seventh Circuit - Waldo p. Johnson,
Benton, is elected in this Circuit, By con.
siderable majority over Judge f. p. Wright,
ani-I'cn,on
First CircuH--.Geo. w. Miller, Benton
is elected Judge of this Circuit by over 400
majority over r.. l.. Edwards, anli.Benton.
TmaW Circuit-.. William B. Almond,
Benton, is elected Judge by a considerable
majority over lludgens, Wing.
Eleventh CTcut-.-James A. Clark, anti
Benton. beats w. Halliburton, Benton, from
200 to | 800 votes.
Fo~M Circuit--Addison Reese, anti
Benton. beats Alternately, Wing, several
hundred votes.
IN the SecOnd CTcuH... William A. Hall.
800 'N''chs III tiC uIln SultE
Wells, nnti.Benton; IN the sixth, Hendcr-
son Young, Anti-Bcnton; in the Ninth,
John Ii. Stone, Anti. Benton; in the Tenth,
harrison Ilough, Ani-Bentcn; and in the
Fourteenth, Daniel NJ. Leet, Anti-Benton
have all been elected without opposition.
In the Fifth Circuit, George w. Dunn, Ben.
ton was elected without opposition. The
election of Judge Hamilton, in the Eighth
was opposed by n wing and Free Soil
Democrat, but he was elected over them.
lie is Democrat, without any secondary
formation in his politics.
II we are right in our calculations, nine
anti-Ben:en men, four Benton men, and
one undefinable, have been elected as Judg.
es OF the Circuit Court in this State.
The Supreme Court will have upon its
Bench one Wing. one anti-Benton and one
Benton man. Verify, Col. Benton's "Wo
unto the Judges. has not fallen upon them,
as he promised them it shou ld 7.P
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21
For the \Vpstcrn ITninn

TOT TNe WtsteTn UNION.
Mn. Enron If you think the following
scrap Of history with tho comments thereon,
worthy place in your columns, you might
give II an insertion. 1t will show coming geu =
eraitohs what had gone before them-by com
pairing our wise, merciiul legislation Of modern
times with !hc ancens, they can zee how
much higher We have arrived at civil cation than
they we're.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

CooL.-It is well known 10 our readers
that Citizen CADET the leader of the social.
ist Community at Nauvoo, before he left
France, was sentenced to a months impris.
onment lie has returned on q visit TO
rar's' and has been committed to prison to
""serve out his time" In letter to tho
lcarians he says, with the utmost sang t,oid.
"ln order to rest myself from the iaiigues
"i so long a journey, repair Immediately
to prison, in submission &C." Very con-
sIderale in the old gen,lcman.-[Oqua wka
Spectator.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-21

EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

Il Tiles used for Yesubules Halls, COnservaiores,
Dining Rooms, &c They superior 70 maro 10 daFs-
sty snd simi. OF an almost INFINITE variety OF arrange
men Of cOlOrs great variety Of patterns on hani ard
for sale BY MILLER, COATES x YOU'LL
as I'm % Pearl 81 NeT-York.
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A valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and

AMILL for sale or 10 let-A mil privilege containing
fall OF % feet on falling stream OF water WIN sum
eiept power 70 operate 1900 or 1900 spnoles ana Aoo1
IS scrss OF land Also substantial granite BALL 4O1oe
three stories snc an aue with water wheel and main tnab
tne therein dwelling houses two tenemenn esco aye,
house storehouse barns &C. thereon standing Sad NIL
a. s1tsied ter miles from Providence and Eve mei from
b.I,or on Management Bay The proposed Plsiohed ks
road win run within few rods OF the mill The mi ano
ndyfeee win be sold low nspped for soon or VIII % i7s
r ss,ies on wears on reasonable For further To-
formation apply personally or by letter 10 ano VIM
WAKEFIELD, Mansion House, Providence D. l.
myl 2svWkS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
GHTRES 4 cos IMPERIAL FUR

~ NiTURE POLISH A patented sricls warranted
superior anything In Tor restoring user to any ar
Gle Of furniture Carriages Fire Engines Japanned ware,
paieut leather. &c &c. j. 3. HATHAWAY,
mrs In 81 Broadway Sole Agent Tor New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
ITO MANUFACTURERS, MFC9AN

n les, AND ALL OTHERS REQUIRING car1e
MOrlNE POWER-THE wICCAPEE MANIfs1c
TURING COMPANY tFishkyl Landing n VI h.%s
large amount Of Wafer Power which hey win leas. az
eel upon very advantageous terms 10 quantities. OF Fv
Horse Power and upward with sucieSt SnOant OF Land
Sor the erection Of al necessAy baieings This ve-x
desirable location for hose DO ersnped for room spd
have 10 pay Tor expensive steam power In The city TAs
propexy " within bali nile Of tho Hudson Rver Rslnoa
and the Hartford. PrOvlcsnce and FsAkll Railroad vii
psss u Cd tho premises thereby making quits coz
yepiei FOR mary kinds OF business lOcsd The cty
Tor iers ke spply al tee osce ofIhs Company 81
letter (post paid, } addressed 80 above
kahklp Landing, AxrcA q. lSSl. az -@"S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

ing sixtysx acres sluSied the east bank OF the
Hudson miles south OF the village OF Sing Sing and our
miles frOu TsrrytOwn The snc 10 In the very hghesl
state OF commands from every point view
OF TappAn Bsy aud The Hudson River for more hsn hty
iles IN extent FOrygve acres OF II are covered win an
Orchard the choices grated Fruit and variety OF other
useful aud Trees There Two good barns
with convenient and The annual product OF he soil
now pays q good interest the price asked. There
Protestant Episcopal Church within ten minutes walk OF
die premises II 10 In the mids OF beautiful country, sur
every side by the seats Of some OF our mcst
eminent citizens and with tho addition OF suitable build
Ings would make One OF the most delghtisi and con-
Venen residences the banks OF the HudtOn A. 10 but
one hours ride by Railroad from ThittyhrssL For terms,
inquire OF J. M RNONLTON, on The premises, or OF J.
n YOUNG al WslLst as WASH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
NOR SALE OR TO LET-In the viii

II lage Of Stamford Cor o., within 10 minutes walk OF
the Railroad Depot hsnSs, few rods OF Soulhs Two
acres OF Land yelling House about40 square Win
Ice House Barn ard Cissrn, &c variety OF run aud
forest large portion Of The purchase money may
remain on bond and mortgage II desired. For terms &c
fpquire al 80 Howsrd.sL The premiseG-Siamtord
Nsv 1881 Inv 2vs .. N. AIRES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

PROPERTY-A Farm OF about S. acres Of good
land pleasantly located the ives. shore o. Rochlanf
lake ION which It tas an extended 'front.' Win hfaclen
buildings aud Improvements such ss render deIaOe
residence person retiring from business or FOR an en-
terpising farmer. Communication with tue Guy tnree
dimes uiy per steamers Isaac p Smith and Arrow f0r
terms &c Inquire OF W. SMITH, Esq 26i West Elgh-
aeeutb st, Mr. r. LOCKWOOD, l56 WstersL N J =; or
OF ID. hCMARTlN, on he p emlseI N.Y. lmh"No,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

PAINTING. in imitation of Wood, Mar
III he III SPENCER i SONS. Is Walkers con-
tinue TO execute orders N their line Of business VIII
pTompness. ~ ~
NNGRAVING.-KELLY'S half price
ELEneraying and Printing Once ~ Fulton 81, Ne~-
York Books ard Magazine work P0rtslUi Lsoeis &c.
4 Plate and hny Cards FOR Ten sailagI. my7 In
DOAT. BARGE, RACE CLUB, LIFE
DAED FANCY BOAT BUILDER.-From 100 70 so
Eos,s ,lyrsvs on band NB.-SOais OF g. descriptions
ami Al he thorsesl nocce O. 80 souLh-si -
-,SI SIM CHARLES L. INGERSOLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

M CRAWBUCk'S UPHOLSTERY,
w sHOUsE and shipFzruishizg Wsrerooms So
grardst New-York. Where vii be found q cornpeta
assortment OF the following articles Feathers hAir mOs
and haIl also beds. mattresses psESIet and cushions;
also bedE;esdI OF evsTy description, VIZ patent screw
iron Joint lock Joint iron screw cottage and tundle
dc also. splendid variety Of paper hanging, borders
Mr.. would call particular sTenuon % hin tgyls
q hr and spring mEtiTesses r. B-OJ beds and mai.
tressss renowned ard made over equal 10 rev, By
". CRAWBUCK, So Grsnd-sl sscUnd door
NO Inn east of Essei 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
N-OI-NG LADIES' SCHOOL-West

n Trertr.furth o. siXlh house east OF Eith'h Az -
Mis- JANE n STEELE resPec iaJ nlo' as ~
&c he rub that her school ell De opeoee On a. -
DAY he slh q MAY inst to The reee puon o. sas
Vr uss,~se-r WHO vii give daily insirgeuoa IN muse
eeer mon b, re peculiar and generally 'pproved prn,
cp = or upor tie d system, IS pesu.s ~ 80
-, In Fr-rcs Drs-ng ard osber cePsiimens u wael
- csiv trsrucuou gill he given IRE sinclrt 10 %
viii rvtenf 20 every bremen Necessary 10 CON
rcursou and particular att@ruon VI be ev-n 20 ne
os .s vel 90 he Intellectual alsinnens d Der pa
Germ srs cor Sinirg terms sn1 references. msy -
orslrec a. her residence 'er p17is csn - received
a. Sosrders " DO would be treated wa parental sntl-''
nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
ENERGUSON'S ARROW-ROOT fo
rs Manufacturers AR

ENERGUSON'S Manufacturers AR
II ROW-ROOT SfARCH-This article, warranted pure
has been found by various manufacturers OF
cotton and wooden goods 10 New England and New
and also by sundresss besupeOr 10 any Starch In use
la strength and the low price al which II L. sold MAKES It
detrsbs article for manufacturers, laundresses holes,
ard Others using much Starch For Ise, In banes ~
sCHlEFFELlN BROTHERS CO,
my2 lmMWGF l9f and 100 JOhn-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

CHAW'S Patent Roller Back JENNY
~ LIND PORTFOLIO for securing sheets OF Mqsie,
Drawing &c, Ia bound form, for sale 81 WN m
ale published ard for sale Al The same plsce slo IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

AND.-Fof sale, six acres OF good
- 10 a rood Dwelling House two stories hgn 10
A<Ls1o - In he rear win Basement and Dat Buiid-
on sne variety OF Fruit frees and peuy Of good
U,,eS Sad properly 10 situated 70 toe loWn Of pn,s.
Cenn nom he depot Of the EewYofk and Eew-Hsven
ssTroaS Phce $3.50 For further particulars ino1re OF
eHMfJEI w RAYMOND. nesr the depot AL az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
VHE IRVING INSTITUTE-LY-

FVHE IRVING INSTITUTE.-LY-
4 ON's CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SOAkD-
ING SCHOOL Tor Young GenIenen. ~ TErryto"n n I;
IRE Principal Is aasduous ir his regac yor t1e 1or4
,sf1-e the rhrsll fort the fG't4esf, tFrcrfacEt
TIE r1rrers and personal habits Of his pupils.
TIE Course OF Education comprises al re branches pro
psraory FOR College or business fcr professional or prAo
rcal ne irc'uding Surveying and Ciyu Engineering
Drawing, Vocal Music. Piano and Ffsnch y eO@Peeu'
Macs, German and spanish taught II required
TIE Summer tenn commences On me Is. OF Msy, "a
continues I've months charges FOR the Term 80" 20 ~
cutes al expenses for Board. Tuition excepi 10 houein
Languages and Music and the use OF necessary ooo "a
Epglish branches A d@iucuon VIII be made wen TWO
come from the same family. , =,
FOR further particulars references &c see eirculSrs ~
nv brothers So Nassau At Ell 500 Broadway and Al 70
Bowery VIM. P. LYON. A NJ !. Principal snc proprietor.
Letters should be addressed North farryIowa"
ulv2 Stkthen2awcfMkS
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-.Ncy HARDWARE. CUTLERY

~ I -
n IND JEWELRY-FRASClS TONES SONS,
lie he attention OF Merchants AID Others rom a. psrH
~ - TTrited sies 10 tteir exer sive stock OF
g' - Ware c. ers Baske.s Walters, Tea sets &c &c
Ps:ee OF German Silver and AasI. eo[s. sna spoosI
YSSe culery Ivory kui.1s without sa' .A'
P.6.sr Msehse AID JspGnei Trays sni hose keeping
zrlic'es general ". $500 r--..l.. 81 D s-,,-,srv
TlGsrv cod and silver Dismo1es and oileE precious
-ogeher with large S,ocE Of , , s.-.,--
CO. Rises Pis.0.s Lnd every defc-pu1n % e9or'nt
s-~et cor s1tng az FssortlrlI u l1'r' az Ai9'J ~
,DrpsItec 70 he UniIsd 5is.ea . ssts,r.,.
- gUNWGF HAH'-7--'a-7,
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SEAT on STATEN ISL

" AND-For sale, u convenient and well built brick
house about IA mile from VsndefOirs Landing near me
pichnond Road provided with furnace ciGerns bath room
stable carriage houte, &c. The house 10 placed on an en-
Ineuce commanding prospects OF asa and land almost un
euuaed for beauty and extent The garden ana Orc9so
are richly stocked with fine fruit Your acres chieny
woodland will be sod with The house and more roS
Twothirds OF the purchase money may remain on mo''
sS sIs l swWGss EMERsOR { PRICHARD, 10 Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
pNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A

n FARM near ElzA5e,htown n j.. consisting Of bout
% tsres OF good land, all under cultivation There 10
large peach ichsTd Ia m bearing and an sbundsuce or
apple lrees The 10 conveniently arranged aud the
oui budngs substsuS and In perfect order rheres
cider mil lately built NJ the best materials and an ur
falling we'll of excellent water
About6 acres Of Salt heSdow will be soIt with the
above u desired.
The properly vii be sold low and accommodating
terms or exchanged ior city lot applied for. For
terms and other particulars inquire Of A BERNARD, l@8
Second-aV corner kiRhthsl ryS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

RON WOOD.-Thirty tuns prime Tur-
Riley BOx Wood. I, o,s OF one TN snd epwEe, Tor
sSs oy luy5 lwl WELLS 4 WEBB. . OCiehR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
DRY GOODS, &C.


FRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C.--
~ LOCKWOOD 4 ELLISON are l1it opening 81
2fS Qste 129) Greenwich street,
betyeen Bsrcsy ard Robinson SIS, srt
ls5 llsie 1911 GreenWich-siieei
one door below FulICr, N connection win llI snd
general assortment Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODs ~ entire rev sock Of
CARPETIHG, MARfItG. FLOOR AND TABLE OIL
CLOrHS,
adsptsd Tor family hotel and sesmDos. uIe Taese soczs
hsve Teen seecIsd win great care ard 5clgh. a. re
lOwest suction prices and Cered Tor sas 81 ms oWest
cash prices wholesale and retail
r. 1856 and Zf3 Greenwicn-s,- my7 WsknJel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
CENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OC-

GENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OC-
~ CUPAfION The advertiser will communicate TO
any tdy gentleman Printed Instructions Ia Two beauu
uATB sufficiently explicit 10 enable either sex 10 pracuce
he same ss geuee and lucrative occupation, either for
profit Amusement requiring no previous knowledge,
and but uihng outlay, whereby leisure ume may be pro-
ftsbly filled o. and comfortable income secured In The
production OF articles In constant demand Mr. Stevens
cucs writes have turned Jour Instructions TO proht9
bic account The article being 10 aresreques IN the neigh
borhood / employ myself early and late come days'
The instructions Will ne punciusy forwarded BY return
Of mail any part OF The United States free Of potIsge
FOR 81, by addressing r. L. JEUNEHOMME.
my2 9lD&AWr Rochester, N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

nUKE'S NG-RANGES.-Th
EVsubscriber, having completed his arrangements for
the manufacture sale OF his Ranges would slate thai
sNer Twelve yeas experience ia the business nine Of
which be- employed In certain establishment In his
civ homes will he sufficient guarantee Of his capacity 10
give satisfaction those who may favor him with their
patronage. N. B-jobbing attended 10.
tlO2lus JAMES DUNE, IS Ann-st, near GoldsL
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TNOR SALE or TO LET.-Thc premises

n No t4 Lexirgtou-sv between ThTueth and Thirty
frat sts The house 10 Cf beautiful row us erected,
finished with brOwRsoOe 'front.' and all ihs modem
Improvements including wafer closets Rss sad one OF The
moa app ovea heGlsra Apply 10 z SLOAN, ISL Lex
ineton av hefofs ~. ster6 NJ, al the Empire
Iron Works foo, OF East Twenty 6hh.st during the day
or OF s. LEGGETr at The same place. nyS lwH
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AND LOT IN FEE-57 Nor

VI ton not,heriy sice. near HudsonsL handsome
and 6slSnas basement A2d three story house, VIII every
desirable convenience; loI Is by 10 feet and beautifully
Improved be 1sninet from 10 20 O'Clock and Sfer
4PN Terms easy Inquire OF j. bAkROW. al toe house
OF al ISL Fu.ton-sI dOm 10 70 81 ? n. a. MWSEU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

4 OTIS, &c.-For sale, 200 Lots of Land
A<st Hkriesn Also FATE Of $50 Sces, on Loak leland
one mile and hs nom Cold Spring hGbOT Ia good CT.
der, hOasr, Ouihcases and S1s orchard. laquro Of
ait In FREDK p. WESTBROOK. % ChaasSsrs-ss-
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DOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.-I

AFweuld inform 81 persons who are enttlcd gnde- lhs
sac acts % cosgesshO sogsy Lssds tAst VIII attend
locating DER WArrAnls either Ia Illinois hisSOan or
lewa Beng pNnleF ola long established land agency
~ Sanel LIMOS, where s,aeh valuable l1fosGs1on has
eess aired respecting Western lands I confident
o& We oAvs 10 our power ~ locate W srrsnD AivSu
tagecsSy os al persons who shA give Us lhelr business
subscriber JOHN Fli.LS(lN 10 ercs5Sxs,
ss Atoo&W New.York
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ATTENTION Il

hOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION -
n particular invitation 10 extended 10 all Aousei sep
es, cd ard young. 10 visit WILSON'S Cheap Cash
Hardware and Furnishing store sl6 Bowery, between
SprnE Prince where they viii md superior
scitmen OF housekeeping Acef such a. Gallery Hsrd.
ware English and American briiarpis Ware TIN Ware,
9ermsn silver Gccds Wooden Ware, Brushes, &c.
Among his stock OF Cutlery will be found Dining and
Dessert HALVES ard Forks, Cooks, Butchers and Bread
krtveA Scissors, Shears, Pocket and Pen kntves
TIE assortment OF Hardware Is very extensive embrac-
rg every description ofrrays LAmps Csndleu oks Ham
mtre, HSche9. Axss PO.S, kegLes, Pans Ssalr-Rocg,
e.sirrod Eyes SAoyels Spades, 81:
Superior articles o. Britannia Ware 81 Coffee fea and
" ster Pos sugar snd Cream. Table and Tea Spoons,
soup and Gravy Ladies' Pitchers Go5lsI, Cups CEsIorh
Lsrrps Cardlesrcks, sc. &c.
Hu German Silver Goods cannot be exeenes, aud his
variety Of SpCCrS Butter Knives sugar Tongs SnuteTS,
rrsys Spoors Lamps, Candidates., &c 10 very eHsen-
Hittocf Of Tin Ware contains everything, from Match
Box 10 a Summer Oven. including bains, PoI, Pans.
Boxes, LSitS &c.
A general collection Of Brushes, Tor windows, aoor,
clohss hair " teeth AL hrst and s.. very cheap
Among he items" Of Wooden Ware are WGihp1bs,
Boards Bowls PSNs, Boxes. ep-LE1ders; and, under
the head u A!sce le Of everyIhin thar -on
daces 10 The comfort pleasure and convenience OF house
keep,ng. }. WILSON Sl6 bowery,
Gla s. stkWdd between Spring and Prince SIS.
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ssle $50 logs ~ by 40 ieet situated the Own Of Rye
snd county u escketter. g be disposed ~ la los
plOIs 10 suit purchaser The above los sdmrs
by auSed beautiful ridge OF lsnd, sixty fee above
hde-waer. and engy mles from Newlork bound ted
the oEe side hy he Boston turnpike road and having The
New York ana New.usysu RarOsd running through the
0f the snd No spot 10 he county offers sd
VAntsgex the above for building stet being eghh
Of rae tom ne MsmsroneeG station and Loog Island
Sound tiew OF which may be had from paris OF
abe lAnd The soop laoding. two churches and school
house, Immediately adjacent 10 the properly, AMI
conVenecces arc WSDucg. train Of cars viii land pSs
sSngets Ia New orb before O'Clock NJ. ami return
reaching he village The hour IN Ihe evening Five
Other Sns stop ~ he Ssdon during sae day; The commu
saon 10 les Than seven ceItA On the lOl large
dwelling houses nearly barns carriage house, &c
which VII be sold ~ low prices Tsrms Of SAFE 10
Per cent subscribing for lot plot khe balance uiae
months payable monthly, when warrsntee deed will be
given Inquire Of he o~ners, q. BARRY and N. TOMP-
&iNS The aoye store. Isl SOwery where hIbo graphic
mspA and The price OF each boS from $50 Sle0 10
scen al6 lmMWGSs
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nARDWARE. CUTLERY, EDGE

NNENNL- ~ > p. . -
S. AND 81 FVLTCS.sr- OPPOSITE rHE UNITED SrAIAs
HorEL, NEW-NosK.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER II English,
Ge1nSn ara American Hardware, Cutlery Edge Toof,
&c respespecnly invites the anenuoc a Cocruy kcr
chSnts Mechanics ard chers, making Ihe.r Spring and
summer purchases 10 his very exte2aive assortment
prpR every thing In IRE ire, and 70 which ard con
ssanS supplies being sided; al Of which offered
Ire lovsest prices for cAsh or approved credit.
Cug and Nroug hi Nails, Lccks, Lslches;
Knlves and FORKS, Pen ard Pocket Knives;
RkzOrs Scissors ard Shcars, IN great variety
Shoysls Sps5es hoes Forkt scyt9es and SaAlhs kees
cOoFERs Tools in great variety, Of the mOsl celebrated
manufacturers, Aoerlson Congel Ahoyton 1RstOn Gad
oLhers-
House and SHIP Carpenters fools Siscksmilhs TOoa
House and Snip BBiders Hardware
Iron. SrSSs. Copper, Sssel and LeAd VIE.
Ame's PSmp All ers and RmmsEs
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Important 10 Housekeeper1
NTEW HOIlSE- EuRNISHINGST STORE

NEW HOUSE FURNlShlNGS TUNE
We Canal and 65 Lispensrd ss-The attention OF
HouseAeepers invited 10 The STOCK OF new GOODS Al me
above store for houIe-furnishug, comprising Hardware
Kitchen Furniture. Wooden Tin Britannia and PIsnished
WGre Cutlery, Brushes, Baskets, SieP-sdders Taos
lie &c and every article necessary ia housekeeping or
ceanpg A. prices 10 induce call before purchasing ese-
where Remember al SIMPSON Co ., 49 Canal and
Is LInenard.s 81. 100 ieeL wet q BrosdNAy ~ lm
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a NGLER'S DEPOT, 1913 taltOn ST.
n TIE subscr Der would rail the attention OF Auge1
80 6.ssrs In Fishing Fscke 10 their lsrge ana superior
s.sovtr,ent Of Fsh Hooks, Lines, Reels Bats sei1es
Eeis Fykes 6c among which a. many new ard 6etts
bic gooos Orders from the country promptly s,-nas9 70
ard forUErded without cesy. JOHN j. bhOWN
uvl lmMW&S
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1 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-From

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-From
IN The Journeymen TslorI Cooperative Uniou.-Feel'
Ing grateful for The patronage thus FAR bestowed on ne
establishment ard cont dent that nothing aha Do waning
on her part 10 merit continuance Of tho same, hey have
enlarged her business and removed 10 the splendid Store
So Chathsu-st formerly know 50 the Bazaar where ey
have on hand an extensive stock OF Spring and Summer
goods hich they prepared manufacture on terms
above competition TIE Union consists or so members,
5os,y shsres and having equal Interest," in the
tsbi.hept They have slso very large and iashonsoe
OF ready made stock which they will se A. 10
per cert below any 50ss tailor 10 the city. ,.
Mp MURRAY will 0e happy 10 see rs ifea5s 81
the above ftoTe. N.Y. :"
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GTEAM SAVING aud PLANING
e nTTTa-Foo, OF North .Elevenlh-sL Wllsnsb1rgh
Iog seEiog shp house and wharf timber cut 10 ORDER
Boards and panks reSawec, Sit &c Paning and malca;
-. sIecrted iih pestr ess and dispatch Storage and
Ssrfs9e Of lumber free from charge 10 he p4ned or
fsweo 1900 sprucs piles TO 10 feeI long Tor sac Low
orders nav be eft a. the mls or a. Il CedAst ad-
dressed 20 A. L. LATHAM. al9 SAWo"