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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

The Warrenton. Va. Wing says that in
the upper part OF that county. several DAYS
since a wife gave brii, tn two children
makiag six in less than three years. She
has been married but seven years and has
ten children-five Of which canuot walk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

~Jenny Lind will visat Nashville before
she goes 70 Louisville. So the telegraph
says. Her third concert came oil last Salur-
day evening. The prices of tickets ranged
higher than before, and the amour: Of sales
for the Saturday evenings concert amount
ed TO $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

40 Maj. A. Warner has commenced APP
praising city property, and property border
ing Oh the corporation, according TO the in
structions Of the late assessment law. The
choice Of Maj. Warner for this responsible
,dusy 2ivce general satisfaction.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

LADY FRAskLrx- Lady WINS here
Yesterday afternoon direct from ST. Louis.
bringing papers Of Satur,lay-her usual Quick
time. We thank her clerk. friend Voolfolk.
for large budget OF papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

SCENE rs GRecERY.-Exif customer with
a jug Grocery keeper to his sons: .Jona-
than, did you charge that rump Yes Tim
othy. did you charge that rum2' Yes. sir.'-
Joseph did you charge that rumr Yes, stree.
All right-so have ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

Nor BAD.--Whcre was I. Ma" said
little urchin one day TO his mother, as he
stood gazing upon his drunken and posirate
father. ''whrre was when you married Pa
Why didn't you t',ke me along, could have
picked out better man than he rs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

CH,LDE HAROLD This steamer arrived
here on Sunday. from Cincinnati. We thank
Mr.. VIM II. Allen, Clerk, Tor package Of
abou, twenty Cincinnati and Louisville pa
pers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

~ The epicures Of Louisville have heen
INDUCING in green peas, asparagus AMI Gu
cumbsrs. Il won't make US bit maI Il they
Ill get the cholic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25
G rand Jury.

The Grand Jury eovened yesterday
The following are the names of the Jurors:
ALANSON WARNER, Foreman.
Thomas Ager, Geo. vrneman,
Henry Andei, John Geerhari,
JAS Baden, p. Hornbrook,
Zsrah Fairchild, Isaac Hinan,
NJ. SchmolI, Geo G-rsf,
John Clark, Henry Lansing,
John Shelter, Il. Venrman,
Jno. Gilman. Ben. Nurre,
William Dobins.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25
NATURAL CURiOsITIEs .
- ScseasssBc aud Moral
A LII = r MI r N Tst

M ESSRS. DiNSMORE, BLANCHARD 4
WI CO., will give one Of their grand entertain
nenis in this CRY. this Tuesday evening. March
25ih-in he basement Of the Methodist Church
consisting 81 Electricity, Gavanism and Mesmer
ism
Particulars in small bills OF the day. i.
mar p IL #Ef.r. aW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

H-The new city charter Of Louisville has
passed the Legislature of Kentucky, and re-
ceived the approval oil the Governor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25
HAwoRTH,s GRAND OHIO coarpANx


"iLL give one of their unique performances
w at the Exchange Hotel on Tuesday night,
March 18th: consisting 4 Fancy Dancing. by
MlSSJULlETTE late from the n Y. Ballots;
ETHIOPIAN MINS1,REL.S, q-sf
Lee! by JOHN A. LYNN, the unrivalled Banjo
Player; Comic Singing by b YOUNG; Mr.. n.
ID. EDMONDS, the unrivalled performer on the
DULciMrR, which is ackno wledged by all to be
the sweetest instrument in use. And the Rock
HsRMoNIcAN, a musical instrument made uf
simple blocks of stone laid upon straw.
A collection of 60 ~ TsfEF A.
NATURAL CURIOSITIES Ssp%
The largest BOA CONS7RICTOReverca
turcd, and the HORNED SNAKE, the only one
ever exhibited. Both OF the S.rpenrs are alive ~
Also the BUSH NEGRESS. or The wild girl Of
Sumatra the only specimen ever broughs to the
abode of civilized man. ftl
ADMiTTANCE rs cents. ksl
Doors open at o'clock. Performance con-
mences at "a o'clock.
" FRONT SEATS reserved for the Ladies.
tmh2o-itl a~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

| have VI on hand few of those fine Sofas
Bureaus, Wash stands, Tablss and Trunks. a
Woclsey Nelson's auction rooms, up stairs
which vii sell lew at private sale, ifapplcalior
is made o or before Thursday next.
mh25-2s A. G. TAYLOR, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

10 Tbs Alex Scott autographed from
this place that she would be at Louisville al
6 o'clock Friday evening. She arrived there
within one minute OF he time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

~Thc Cincinnati Gazette is scoring il
into Hon. DAVID Il. Disney for going agains,
the River aud Harbor Bill alter his letter to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25
BATON RoueE. Marc!, 2

DHTUN TSUVGE. NIdfCit 81.
. The river is at high water mark. The L.
wee broke away opposite this city bat the
crevasse will soon be stopped The James
Hewitt passed up at IL o'clock this morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

EMPrRE SrArE.-'rhe 6nesseamer Empire
Stale was at our wharf on Sunday, from
louisville. We are under obligations to ihe
frs, eIesk for large package OF papers.
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REMOVAL

TINE Subscribers have removed temporarily. fer
u the purpose rebuilding on the corner Main
and st streets, into Mrs o. G. Lewis brick store
one door below the Branch Bank, where thew
would be pleased To all their old customers, and
all cash buyers. They are opening large stock IT
c,nti, sed arrivals. As they are desrous to close
out their stock low possible, before returning
to their old stand in the anticipated New Store,
they will give extra inducements in the way of
bargains for CASH. 8 !
mar p Il FOSTER & BaOWN. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

We call the attention OF the officers Of Wabash
sst other packets to our Job Office. We are pre-.
pared to do steamboat printing OF all kinds with dis.
patch. in the neatsst STYLE and Louisville prices.
The Jsamal Job Office is provided with the largest
and latest styls steamboat cut tor Bills, with small.
cuts OF sans pa for large and small cards.
We hope our ste~mboat friends will give Us coll,
% they are always welcome, whether they visi, us
socially or on business
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

EplroR.-The big Editor passed Evans
vile yesterday. from Pitts ,urg. For Pitts
burg and Louisville papers, the little editor
10 much indebted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25
IEwHI.RY AND NoT1olg9

DY expses difeci from The man uis ciuTeFB, cine>
d Ter rins, Jenny Lri.d ear risgs. finger rings,
slides, buckles ID pms; which will cell - Low
as any house in New York. at wholesale or retail
Also. at retail a great variety of port mounairs.
purses brushes, combs, gold pens' needkr ssesl
beads and caps, Arc0rdeOns, muse hoxes, Chess
men dolls balls. &c. A. T.. PUSH EE,
,nhos-Iv Main Water street.
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NLOTH.--l case blue Cloth, Jus. y.c'd and Tor
y es,.s-. ---heSswsn lHS. low & CO
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We hope Mr.. Il. will enjoy himself among
the subterraneans If Cairo. That place still
presents fine field for newspaper enterprise
aud as the railroad 10 to be commenced M
Cairo soon. We regari il as the point Tor n
good paper. II Mr.. r. IN the course Of a
wear secures the subscription list the old Del
Ia had in three months. he can make money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25

We had the pleasure yesterday Of meeting
with Mr.. F. NJ Rawlings. Of Cairo. Ills. who
has purchased new press and type t"r the
establishment ola Democratic journal ~ that
point. We wish Mr.. r and his - Cairo Pc
ninsula" all the success imaginahls
f.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
RECEIPTS.

FROM n. ORLEANS-By Tennessee: hNds
sugar, s. kegs nails, 4 bbs oil, O'Riley & Mitch
ell; 80 bbls plaster Bement s. Viele; 50 SKIS cof-
fee. AiIis g. Howes; 25 bxs wine, % tics rice, SO
b5ls tar, Babcock Bros; 10 hads sugar, 50 SKIS
coffee. 20 hlf bbls molasses hlf do syrup, Sam'l
Orr; SO SKIS coffee, ~ hhds sugar, lcs rice, 10
gar 81 bbls mola less, s ,bls mackerel, kit do.
q SKIS coffee. 2 les rice, Harrington, Crane g. Co.
By b lie Key: 25U bags coffee, Bement & Viele.
BY Dove: 2 hhds sugar, 4 bags coffee, ] Dbl SUI
gar, do molasses, 3 hlI do 10, Harrington Crane
j. Co.
FROM GIN TI--By Fleetwood: bxs mdse, 3
o hats, ! do dry goods. trunk, Harrington,
Crane & Co.
BY Empire State: IS butts tobacco. Babcock
Brvs.
FROM LOUISvLLE-By Madison Belle: 4
bags Cotton yarn, COL rope, do bed cord, bx
lob eco, Harrington, Cran. g. Co.
FROM GisErN KIvER-By Il NJ Summers
5 hid, 10 ,acco, Barring On Cane g. Go:
by II GAYS: 10 ehi. Iooacco, % csks bacon,
IS .cs 10. lUU Dbls p,rS, ii, c s. Co.. Al hhis To-
Dacco Taylor & II .rvey; ~ hhis tooaccs, IS sks
eorn. pkys mise, 81 Uag' rags IL bags Irail,
ouis faxsced, 6 bags feathers, Dbls lard, 20
eggs, ORiey & Mitchell; bbis eggs. II Ma
gne,; I3 bales iur, > Kahn.
FROM WABASH By Gen Gaines: 3i2 bbls
pork, II bbls lard lbs kegs do; $50 SKIS corn.
Taylor & Harvey.
BY Industry: Sbags peaches. 10 do apples Bah
cock Bros. tA
SH1FMENTs:
TO WABASH BY Industry: hhds sugar.2l7
ags coffee, 10 bbls sugar. bxs herring 10 bbls
molasses, kegs lead Is kegs nails. 3 bxs tobac-
CD s. do candy, 2 bills macker;l, bdls paper, 81
pcs iron. AZ pkys mdse, Brment e. Viele; half
bbl mdse, 5C0 bbls salt, doz lines, coil rope
Harrington. Crane e. Co.
| BY Hail Columbia: 2crates and csk queens
ware bbls tar 2do rice, do If sugar, bag coz
| fee Babcock Bros. ~
TO GREEN RIvER-By M Cave: bb!s -four,
2 10 sugar, 2io moas es, do whisky, kegs
nails. seit chains, Babcock Bros; 10 bxs mdse.
I trunk hhis sugar. bbl do, 9 do molasses, 1
hlf do do. Harrington Crane & Co.
TO NEW Balle,in 60 hid
tobacco, 100 bbls r,rk, 80 do bacon, p csks do,
a497 SKIS corn III arlington. Crane e. Co.
By Pike NJ ,, for I, uisyill.: 2 boxes sundries,
Harrington Crane & Co.
By n idisen Bell: sack beans IS d. 1axseed.
Harrington, Cane e. Co. Ie
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10 The Mississippi RIVER Is reported fall
;ne sss. 80
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Ye woods We everlasting hills
Rocks, ocean. and thy cnrLIless tribes
RIVER, lakes, valleys, bubblng ns
Thou sun thai ~. ht from day divides
Ye mafsi IS dsnk, ye forests deepj
mountains, " hose tai pee ks kiss the skies
Ys towering pines that bending sweep
Join in yopr great Creators praise
All His com and chaotic nilht
Withdrew while burst The light Of heaven
Then starry worlds shone plltieriDg bright.
The eayth uptose aad h6s was gwen.
Exultirg Nature smiled wild rang
The shout OF JOY throughout the spheres
Heavens cherubim their anthems sang
As onward moved tie rolling years
We blazing suns ye countless stars
Ye MASSIVE pie. OF ciystal light
Roll on, while from yunr II amc.wlng cars
Cleans forth celestial ether bright.
We own your light We feel your rays,
We in our souls. and bid aspire
To HIM whose overwhelming blaze
Sulues form a bright coHsaml,ig Hfs
Though wondrous these, compared with Thee,
Eternal Light, aud "G,sat Fnsi Cause,
What is this gllrterng pageaniryi
They own thy power--obey thy laws
la Thee txist--by Thee create
WAC sbali teFolvs my vast proionndi
Thou art and shalt be giori0us-g eat
Let the vide universe resouni
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HARD, OF Hearing.

have small bill against YOU" said periinacious
looking collector he entered the store OF one who had
acquired the character OF a hard customer.
% Yes, sir. very tine day indeed" was the reply, -
:. am not speaking OF the weather, but OF your BILL
said Peter in "A loud Key.
:. II would be better il we had lille rain"
Coniound the rain !" continued The collector and ras.
ing his voice shave you any money on your bill r
Beg your pardon, SIR lin little hard of hearing
have made il rule not 10 loan my funds TO strangers
and really dom, recognise you
- I'm col ector for the Philadelphia Daily EXhn-
gusher, and have bill against you" persisted The
collector the top oil his producing the bill and
ihuslng it in the face OF the debtor.
al have determined to endorre for I; you may
pu your note your pockebook really, really can
not endorse H."
"Confound the endorsement Will you pay IT,"
sYou'll pay doubt, sir, bur there Is always some
risk 10 these matels, you know; 50 must decline II
sir"
"TEe money must be mne to-day"
"O,, YES ninety days hrtl would not endorse tor
week clear al my store. It's seldom I'm pressed
for an endorsement for my friends on the part oil
stranger, sir, IFS inexpicahle. Do not force me TO pu
you out leave my pretnls 81 :
AID The bill was returned to The Exngnshcr offict
endorsed SO COMPOUNDED deal that he couldn't under
stand /"
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Prom the Cincinnati Gazette, JAY 70.
The Republics ~ rou,h America.

In the July number OF the Baptist Christian Review,
there Is publication from the pen OF l. q. Arnold who
has been extensive traveller in South America, giving
particular account OF the South American States This
information is highly interesting at this time 10 the gene.
raj reader but our limits do not permit to lay The
ucle IN extent before readers, and must content
ourselves with condensed summary oil The information
he gives
L. Plata declared her independence Of Spain in 1915
Urdguoy, which originally belonged 10 Brazl, formed
OF ue provinces ~ The conedetacy Of Ia Plata. in
1898, Brazil and La Plata went 10 for Uruguay. The
resul was the separation OF that province from the
iederaey, and The formation by her OF an independent
government, with written constitution. Under IN ia.
Rivera elected President 10 1870 Onbc succeedei
Rivera ~ the presidency and he rstuned 10 bis military
misconduct He headed rebellion and drove Orbe
from power. Orbe took refuge IN Busnos Ayres, and
Gen Rosas employed him to put down the revolt in ),
Plata Backed BY Ro-as he entered Uruguay with an
Argentine army, and, IN return, drove Oft Rivera; hut
the European powers he guaanlo OF the IN dependence
OF Uruguay uterieted to prevent Dbe from resunlng
ne presidency while SUSTAINED BY the armed force OF
RoSas. In this condition The affairs nj the ate ni
Uruguay have remained from that day 10 this, with SUI
lbe ICE President under X veua, acting Pest
dent. and recognized "a such hy all otrgn luwer. BY
the terms OF The Constitution no election can he held
tune ui and IN OF vacancy in the Office o
Pe-jcni, The Wee Pr sdent Continues 10 discharge The
duties of President unt a successor Is cleo Ell, winch
eannot lake place untl there u peace.
The Unr.u Provinces OF La Pisia, originally com
posed oil thirteen States, are now practically consolidated
and merged no Bueuos Ayres This being the only State
Ia the conteieracy having seaport and commerce with
other countries II was charged by the other provinces
with the relations OF the touiederscy with foreign ma
tons. With this controlling power, Buenos Ayres in
creased popu alton and business while the other prov
inces were stationary or rerogratlng In this cond
ton of affairs the people formed themselves into two
ia ues one king The OF F-eraIes and the oher
the Uhiianoa Raas governor Of Bueuo- Ayres, raised
his oSn standard, subdued the other provinces, and
though still only Do1inaly governor of his pro,
nee controls al the provinces OF La Plata The early
part Of his grurrsl administration was severe, and
ma keJ with many erueea but laerly his
been more mild aud just, and by his hmness in opposing
the intervention OF foreign powers IN the affairs of La
Plata, he has respect Mr.. Arnold says of him;
Refusing 10 acknowledge any right on the part Of
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by DN Elk ~ MCGUIRE, ,uctiOneers.

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON AT AuCilDN.-Uu Monday, August II, at ,
O'clock, y, premises shall sell that oI three
BRICK LIngs Union Buildings, situated
nuh, l3n and IAN fronting Penn
The plat lot No. D. square
aud 1853 ieet deep containing
H. i3o square feet
here buildings Offices ground foo large
third back buildings and ole I'M
which, ogethe render them dc
rabe, ifng expense may be converted
hoIe for which better site cannot be found IN
ror an extensive printing binding establishment, the
printing having
years, many facilities manufacturing
affords opportunity for capitalists us safe and pohtn
| bic
mdatey after described property the
| G,ln uIol.. Il be off.
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OTICE-Fsre ptugs-The following published for the
~ information Of The penalty b. enforced sgsnsi
all who vost. ITS pr,yt-iun-i
Council Of tee lily Of Whin ton, That pers"ns
injure Of 6e Pennsylvania
by authority without hsyns nrsf ob
,rinsd written Of Of Public Build
than tor the
~ the departments ~ III. sud n. cpnpanes @ We
hnent ~ hres shnl, upon
be fined a
dollars, he applied fines sren
Az permits 10 draw hydrsns by the Commissioner
WILLIAM EAsBy,
July io-eolw Commissioner Of Public Buildinss
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BY DYER a. nc-UlaE. Au.t,.n..l


H&TENsIyE SALE OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, CIGARS
IL Tuesday July sDt Al 10 o'clock shall eel
of by
"A. Knott New York n, Thirteenth
consisting ~ part Of
superior brandy, in pipes wines, in ar casks
Whisk.y y, Gun, and ~ In barIeis cider vinegar
Barrels OF mackerei and herring, -four
coffee
black, gunpowder, imperial, and young Tyson
Brown sugars, crushed nd puiv edxsd sugars
<Jsuanuue, sperm, and mould candles
NaTiegted CASTLE, and brown
Oh cahisicn sperm on
house. New Orleans, and Porto Rico moassss
Raisins aud cufrants, hxs
Spices, salad candies, and ctron
Catsups, pickles, capcr sauce, and olives
Chocolate bacon, cured hams
Dried beef; tobacco, snuh, and cigap
Tobacco knf. backing and brushes
Bed cords, twine, mats, pocket cutlery
Locks, botts,
Sbovsis aud spades,
Casks nails, and glassware
.stune
brushes
great variety articles usually found family gro
cery
with all the pdine casks scales, weights
ures, bore-, aver, bins, &C.
Terms. hiry dollars aud under oa'h thirty dollar ant
hundred
dollars four, and six months credit h satisfactorily
dor~cd UYEk b NJ,
July 2i-d huctioneers.
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BY A. GREEN, Aucti0neer.

numbered according Davdson subdivision
squas section Of the first ward where
property is rapidly improving.
The lots ,, and in I6l, and
proceed 10 square los.
The term. liberal, and will be made known the sale.
A. GREEN,
July l8-eohds Auctopeer.
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Square No. 27e, lots 10, %, II, and ID
fourth cash balance equal instruments OF Ia IL
and months, win interest, satisfactorily secured
DYER b MCGUIRE,
July 22-d Auetouerr
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Ky DYER q MCGUIRE. Aucaon.ers-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTION.-on Mon.
day Juy 2r at O'Clock, The emies snsil
sell No No. o,c, suated i5k be
q norh, a. feet inches,
depth OF los IOt Inches 3.t ay improved BY four sme
tss. meats, prldiotn annual rent OF s2St
above, shall
No $50, situated i2th b,
by l55 feet II inches deep
o n biee alley.
Temsi cash balance In sir, nine and twelve
DYER MCGUIRE
July sd Aucioneers-
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TRAVELS ." the United states So, during IsA9 and
1880 by Lady Emnel,ne Stuart Wousy.
Godfrey Malvern tn. Life Of Author; Thomas Miller
with TWEEN -four illustrations by /" Phiz.n
London Labor and the London Poor part 8.
July0 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NY A. GREEN, Aaettonser.
NAILS, SUGAR, AND WH5kEY Ar AUCTION, On Tues
Nv shall
III. OF SIKH street and Pennsylvania at O'clock
rs kegs Of nails
II barrels line
barrels of ~ti-kry-s good article.
Terms. 81 -lS, credit Of 10 and 60 days, for notes
sndpr,.i Interest.
July as-d A. GREEN, Ausionrrr.
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ny DYER & McGUIRE, Aact,ome.r..


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTioN-on Monday
an ruoop, O'Clock, the preui--s, shall sell
being subdivisions o iot
IL No $50 foatpg i0lb between and
Also Of square, fronting
g. Deep which will sudvidcd
To purchasers.
with interest satisfactorily secured.
july AID DYER n Mcguire, Apcone~r.
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ID supply just received, .
TAYLOR MAURy,
July ~ Bookssusr., 9Th stree,
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Collectors Once, July a. 1881.
NOTICE TO Notice Is hereby given tina,
~ 1891 and psysbs at
and 10 will
yvsf, pad before 3-
August ensuing
r. j. ROCHE,
July 2l-coid Collector.
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NOTICE TO PRE-ENPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled OF cmption
q townships above
ted Of
proper land once, and make Therefor
NOTICE before the
pointed for
bracng otherwise claim will be fortified
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
July
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'rHE History Of Banktng. with Comprs hsnsNs
Account OF The Origin Rise and Progress Of the Banks OF Eng
don, 1850, FKANCk TAfLoh