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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-07
We hope the suggestions contained in
the following will he Immediately needed.

the following will he Immediately needed.
For the Mhncsotian.
In the latter part of lS49, a meeting
was held il, St. Paul to consider the 6 best
means Of supplying the children of the
town with school rooms for the winter"
1t was urged by some that were present,
that the town then in its infancy, ought
to erect commodious building which
would accommodate the scholars of the
town, and at the same time answer for a
house Of worship for the several denom-
i',ations. The majority however, thought
it better to erect snail school building
OH Jackson street.
In the last eighteen months our district
schools have been partial failures, owing
TO the crowded state of the rooms, and the
difficulty of classifying the scholars.
To employ teachers at the rate of fifty
or sixty dollars a month, and furnish them
with school rooms that will only accom-
modatc half tie scholars they mi ht teach,
and who would wish to attend, seems all
extravaga,t proceeding.
1t is therefore suggested that the Trus-
tees of the several districts of the town
of st. Paul, unite in calling meeting Of
citizens at an early '!ay, to discuss the
propriety Of erecting Union School
House, containing rooms for a male prin-
cipal and two or three female assistants.
Should such building be erected, twice
the number Of pupils could receive bet
ter education for the same amount of mon
ey that has hitherto been expended.
As Superintendent of Common Schools,
the writer has ventured TO call the atten-
ton OF the public to this important sub
ject. Let the presses agitate the matter
It the proper spirit, and something canrot
fail to be done. Will the Demo- rat and
Pioneer please copy this communication
and make such comments, as they deem
proper. E. D. N.
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WHIe ExrRAvAeANcE.-The present
wing administration, since it come into
power, has paid, of the National debt,
over seventeen millions of dollars.
nLAsAMA.-James E. Belser, distin.
ssneo democratic politician, has
s,.a ms name from the "Union /"
e,e S ticket and support. the election
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VI ILLS curse among the Indians,
aho nave also labored increasingly to
ameiiorate their temporal condition in
o'her respects. Particularly is credit
due to o. Hon. Henry H. sibley, and those
Immediately in his employ and receiving
their outfits through him, for their humane
exertions to benefit the condition Of the
Dakotas. 1t is not to be expected, how
ever, that hereafter things will be allowed
to remain as they are. Already is the
promise of largely increased ann,ities
exciting to competition in the trade; and
whiie we have the utmost confidence that
the present officers of the Government
WIN Incense no trader of improper char
acter, 1T Is not to be expected that there
WI" laii TO congregate on the frontier. adj
jacent to the new home of the Ind;,,.
many of the baser sort of white peonle
whose cupidity and avarice will lead them
to commit any deed, however black. to
secure money. While it must be admit.
led, that to counteract the growth of
evils so alarming, great deal depends
upon the character of the men sent among
tne Indians as officers, and the manner in
winch they discharge their duty, still much
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-17

NEW BOOKS, NEW BUCKS. NEW
4 BOOks-Received and for sale at GRE.
sHAM'S Foreign and American Periodical House.
l09x Broad street.
MERWYN CLITHEFORD companion to David
Copperheld, by Dickens-price 50 cents
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY 2nd &c.
ries, being No. XVI OF Putnam Semi NJ onthly Lii
brary-25 cents.
MANSFIELD'S LIFE OF SCOTT-price 81 81
SEVEN NIGHTS IN GOTHAM-25 cents
BLITHEDALE ROMANCE, by Hawthorne-75
cents, cloth
EoLINE, OR MAGNOLIA VALE, by Mrs.
HentZ-50 cents
DISCARDED DAUGHTER, or Children of the
Isle, by S0u,hworth-37t cents per volume.
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK, GRAHAMS MAGA-
ZINE. SARTAlNS MAGAZINE, for September,
expected this morning.
FLAG BANNER, WAVERLY, COURIER, PRI-
VATEER, GOLDEN DOLLAR, and ARTHUK'S
HOME GAZETTE, all for this week, together with
everything in the Cheap Publication line, for sale at
the Foreign aid American Periodical Depot of
I. II. GRESHAM, 1904 Broad street,
Opposite Broad Street Hetel.
New Y, rk Daily Herald, Times and Phila elphia
Ledger received every morning at O'Clock All
new hooks received and for sale soon as il sued.
aul7
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS BAY.


pnxA1LE FARM NRAu urru
A0ND. FOR SALE AT xITr.r,nS ~ -
owner nndins that his 81. ,....: aOr:-l
oence In the city, there Win - 81. III. nn -
inc lHn August, 1t O'Clock II ~. sss.-es ..ys
the premises, Il at most desirsble c,,,,s ~ W.
ana iands attached, situated about o. -naoass
~ the city on Brook Turnpike nssr -. s,s aoI0
There are about go scres OF land at go ~
IN high state of cufv alton a il eviderr.s - -
crops growing thereon. The improyemen,s ~. -
ssi OF beautiful cottage, tituated in an cal ,ro.
OF acres, contains rooms with two stors -
uco extending across the entire front 4 No.
kitchen with rooms, barn. stable corn house -
bnek house containing 4 70 ms apart from d.
residence These improvements are aIl new snl
In excellent order, having been erected within -
pasttwo years. There is an abundance of excel
lent water, and the whole premises are well encl.
ed and ditched
Regard being had to location, coil nd characser
Of Improvements, this property presents e1traor.
den. gar
After the sale Of the land, will be sold all of the
u on said fam, consisting of several 1000
nor.es' Cows, Hogs &c, and the farming imple.
asa; Also, portion OF the growing crups. II
PERSONS wishing to purchase. can examine n.
| premises before the day of sale 49,
| iERMs-For toe lanJ I-a,n eash ~, h, :.
o. IL. IL and "a months bear,na ,,,as,ss 1919 =
cured oy q deed of trust for the nerssnai 100
| aug JAMES N. TAYLOR a,.,,
The above property having been so1J ~,
ratety the sale will not take place az sdver,s.@
au 10 JAMES N TAYLOR. Auc,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE ILLINOIS.

The specie by the Illinois IL consigned as
follows: Adams g. CO., $423, 900; American
Exchange Bank, $4,000; Burgoyne g. Plume
ass, 900; Wells, Fargo & Co., sac, 900; G co.
h. Upton. $25,o0o; J. NJ. Forbes, Sll 900:
and the balance is scattered among differe nj par
ties
The news from California possesses little in.
ierest Collisions with the Indians continue.
A number of whites under Major Harry. al
lacked party of Pasquals and killed IS of
them. Another party of whites under Lieut..
Moore attacked band OF Indians on Mercede
river killing six and capturing twelve.
Further arrests OF fugitive slaves had taken
place, and the cases were to come up before a
u bench of the Supreme Court.
The Dutch baTque Cornela had lost thirty
passengers by sickness on her trip down 10
Panama.
A large nsmber OF deaths are constantly oc-
curing on the steamers from San Juan TO San
Francisco, owing 10 the distressed condition of
the passengers, and the want of necessary
comforts.
The democrats have secured maiorities in
both branches OF the California Legislature.
A large number OF vessels had arrived from
the States at San Francisco aud their cargoes
sold quite rapidly.
number of dreadful fights and fearful muir.
ders had taken place in Chester, Ell Dorado
NataNtIas iiihits Ioubtto' HI q
ofiustances rioters and niurdeTeIs were arrested
and promptly punished.
The reports from the mines are not so favor
able, but large yield was anticipated when the
rains commenced.
The first overland emigration arrived on the
81 of July. party of young men from Ohio
made the trip across the plains in 70 DAYS.
The general health of California is very
good.
The crops are producing an astonishing
yield.
4 court martial was about to assemble at
San Diego for the trial of the murderers of
Col Craig.
The Sandwich island papers contain further
details of piraces upon American vessels.
The barley crop in the Sacramento valley
had all been harvested. The yield was heavy,
end the grain OF superior quality.
The government schooner Active sailed from
San Francisco on the 18th, for the coast sur
vey at the mouth of the Columbia river. A
detachment of Dragons under Lieut.. Stones
man, went in her to Port Oxford.
The stock of the San Francisco and Marvs
vile Telegraph Company had nearly all been
taken.
new German democratic paper had been
started at San Francisco.
MARKETS.
The San Francisco markets were animated
Large sales OF hams at 30a32 cents. Heavy
sales of lard at 40a ~. Mess pork 33a35;
prime S32 clean pork $40. Southern pine
lumber $50. Carolina rice in fair request at an
adyance-QuOtations are S20a22.
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Deaths from Drouai8e.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l5.-HenSy Aud, of
the firm of Bishop Il Auld, of this city, was
d.owned TO dav while bathing in the Rance
Gus. His wife and children, who were on the
shore, saw him sink while they were crying
for succur.
Noah Sturgeon, captain of the sloop Martha
and William Stevens, was drowned yesterday
by the swapping of his boat, whilst carrying
an iron CRATE to his vessel. He has negro
belonging TO the Eastern shore of Mary
land
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STABLE AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a
~ Deed OF Trust executed to me, as Trustee, by
Isham Pickett the 2rd day of September, 1851, for
purposes therein set forth, shall offer for SALE to
the highest bidder, on the premises, ON MONDAY,
the 23d of the present month, (august) at O'Clock
Nj, Wooden stable, about 40 feet wide and IL
feet long, built upon lots No 90 and 80 on 18th or
Market street, fronting on that street. and running
back to Union st
The terms will be made known at the time Of
selling. VIM WATTS, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by
aul0 GEO w. TOLER Auct
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Riot ut Fort HamiIton-The Franklin
coming up!

NEW YORK, Aug. TO.
A riot occurred at Fort Hamilton, about five
miles from this city, yesterday, between the
soldiers and negro walters. Several of the
negroes were badly wounded. Order was
finally restored by body of troops. The
cause Of the difficulty is unknown.
The steamer Franklin is coming up.
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ROARDiNG HOUSE.-MkS. }. +. FLOUR
- NOY respectfully informs her friends and the
public generally, that she has taken the upper part
OF the house occupied by MIR. William Washlas
Boot and Shoe Store, No 43, nearly opposite the
City Hotel, where she would be glad TO accommo.
date some 10 or II gentlemen with board by the
day, week, month year, ON reasonable terms
Her beds and bedding are new, nd her rooms airy
and pleasant; and she pledges herself to use her
best exertons to give satisfaction to all who may
pdtr0nIZe her. au l4-4t*
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Trio DnuS Lnkel fran CnLiEornin

- I'T'J0 '1ttUt' IUHt CtTtJUF ItU'
New YORK, Aug. l5.-The steamer North
ern Light. from San Juan, arrived this morning.
She brings $4,000 in gold, 800 passengers,
and TWO days later California adVices. San
Juan was healthy and business dull. The
market was we'll supplied, except for -four, of
which there was none.
Through the Intervention of Dilou, the
French consul at San Francisco, the difficult
ties between the Americans and foreigners at
Mariposa had been settled,
4 rumor prevailed at Sacramento, on the
10Th that Georgetown had been destroyed by
ire, bat it lacked confirmation.
A duel was fought with revolvers, at Con-
ira Costa, between Nugent, San Francisco
editor, and John Golfer, alderman from the
fourth ward. On the second fire Nugent re-
celved Golfers ball, in his thigh, which would
probably have TO be amputated.
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Loss of a Boston Vessel.

NEW YORK, August I6.
Valparaiso advices report the loss, near the
Island of Santa Maria, of the Boston ship Stat
YORKSHIRE, bound to California, with a valuable
freight. She had on board 100 passengers,
all OF whom, except one, were saved. The
vessel was insured in Boston for $500 900.
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Attack of Flores upon Guyaquii.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.
Advices from Ecuador state that Flores had
made several unsuccessful assaults upon
Guyaquil, after whc h he abandoned the al
tack-his troops and vessels going over to Ur.
bina. Elizabaldi had been named az pres;.
dent of Ecuador, and, as he is opposed to Ur-
b'na, revolution is confidently anticipated.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

N UTUAL BENEF1T COMPANY, B. W.
lsA KNOWLES. AGENT.-Ofice at the Book
Store. corner above Exchange Bank. Main ct.
Persons wishing to provide for those uependent
on them for support who are interested in their
lives, can do 1t IN no way readily and easy as by
policy of Life Insurance. Every man who
can save twenty five cents a week can insure fol a
few hundred dollars. Under the Mutual Benefit
system the insured entitled to all the prurts-
No Company gives better security and equal advan
tages To the insured. au l3-4t
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Ry JAMES M. TAYLOR.

OUSE AND LOT ON BROAD AND
IA 2Sth streets, at AuctiOn.-Will be sold
ON the premises, On WEDNESDAY, the 25th inst.
At O'Clock in the afternoon, the F ane House and
Lot situated on 18th. near Broad street, occupied
at present by Capt William 1ilby The House is
nearly new, ana contains about six rooms The
Lot fronts SO feet and runs back about $50 feet
This property is in high and airy situation, and is
III retired and quiet neghborhood
Terms Of sale-One-thlrd cash, balance at 6 and
IL months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest,
and secured by deed of trust
au II JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auct
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DIKRiE sUKGENY.-For sale BY "

DIKhiE sURGEHX - For sale by j. W.
Z RANDOLPH, August IL
Amelia, by Henry Fielding, with illustrations by
Cruik shauk-50c
Precaution, Novel by Fennimore Cooper, con-
tanning w BryahI's Grafton of the Lite, Writings
and Genius OF the author-50c
The Lone Star, or, the Texan Bravo, a tale of the
Southwest, by RobnsUn-25c
Lille at the South, or Uncle Toms Cabin, as it is,
being Variations, &c In the real Life of the Low y,
by w d g Smith.-Sl so
The Iron Tomb, by Charles Bowline-25c
Seven Nights in Gotham, by Vose-25c
Part Wayerly Novels, Bride OF Lammamond,
Blthedaie Romance, by Hawthorne-75c
The Principles and Practise Of Surgery, il ustrat.
ed by 300 engravings on wood by Wn pirre, F K
5 +, edited with additions by John Null NJ D-S3
Ewefs Medical Companion, or Family Physician,
new edton-S3 80
Outlines of English Literature, by Thos B Shaw,
new American edition with sketch of American
Literature, by L Tuckerman--Sl rs
Lippincotts Cabinet Histories, Virginia by T S
Arthur and B Fl Carpenter-75c
Mysteries, or Glimpses of the Supernatural, con-
taini1 G acc lunts OF the Salem Witchcrsft, The
Cock Lane Ghost, Rochester Rappiugs, &c, by c
w Elliot-75c
We're, or the Antiquities, by H Mevile-sl 25
Part 81 London Labor and London Poor--l2c
au II
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North CnrOLinG Ekecti0n.

PETERSBURG, August 15-Reid's majority
for Governor will probably reach 1850. To
the House of Commons 81 Wings and SIS
Democrats have been elected, leaving four
Wing counties TO be heard from. The Wings
will almost certainly have two ma ority on
Joint ballot
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
81 JAMES N. TAYLOE

DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND
-, BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION-Wif be
s so,c On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 18th instant, st
an Il psM O'Clock, M, the Brick House and Lot
Leirh esern side OF 9Th street between Clay and
The 10 s now occupied by Mr. Ellis Brown
IL "a. fronts "a feet and runs back 1924 fer TO
wide 1,ey' having also side alley about 90 feet
ma,eri.i NC mouse 10 new and 10 built of the best
and ba. ev., ~ me most workman. like manner
Tb.rs;. ICY convenience that NAV be desired =
upon the lot CONTAINING four rooms
Iuuse VIII De sold parately il aes;-. o1'u VI Tue
=, PERSONS desiring to buy are invited 70
the property before the day Of sale - exsmine
may De mao upon part of the purchase ,ss S.e'"
!; saie Persmp'ory' and immediate possession eveo
Terms at sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR. AM.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON BRoAn CIT
AT AUCTION-Will be sold on Wed,es.
day, the 18th instant at half past O'Clock in the
afternoon, the House and Lot situated on Broad
street one square above the Richmond and Frede.
ricksburg Railroad Depot, and adjoining the resi-.
dence OF Thomas J. Glenn, Esq. The house is
built of brick four stories high and has lately been
thoroughly repaired, contains 10 large rooms with
Kitchen in the yard, and ether conveniences; the
lot fronts 80 feet, and runs back $50 feet to an
alley.
This property being located pleasantly in a very
to capitalists.
Terms, 18th cash; bal at ], 2. 3 and years bear.
ing interest payable semi-annually and secured by
a deed OF trust.
au IL JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct
EIFTEEN b U LDING LOTS ON
l. CHURCH HILL AT AUCTION Will be sold
on Thursday, the 18th inst commencing at At
O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the premises, Fifteen
Building Lots ON Church Hill, between and l.
streets, fronting 80 feet EACH and running back l25
feet to IA foot alley; 10 of which front ON TIE
cast sue vi 18th street, and the West side of
goth street. These lots are beautifully located in
neishborhood which is rapidly improving.
Terms of sale-l Sd cash balance at 6 and II
months, with interest, for notes secured by deed
of trust.
au Ia JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auct.
1S0 ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN.
AcO TY AT AUCTiON.-Win be sold on
Monday, the 9th September, Chat being court
day In front of Henrico County Court House. at IL
O'Clock NJ, about $50 acres of Land, situated in
Henrco county, about six miles below the CITY, and
Joining the land of Mrs Frazier and Boswells Mil.
This land is heavily wooded with pine and oak,
and the cost of the land could probably be realized
from the sale Of the wood. Persons disposed to
purchase should view the land before the day of
sale plat of the above can be seen at nv Office.
The te rms will be made known at the sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER,
$4,000
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT

$4,000
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
Rare Chance for Housekeepers!!
ON WEDNESDAY. 25th inst, commencing
" at 10 O'CLOCK, at the POWHATAN HOUSE.
viii De sold at Auction without reserve, the ire
ts--itnr" hAinn9ing this establishment the
greater portion of which has been but recently pur.
sh-s,d. and is in first rate order. The Furniture
CONSISTS Of
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Fine Mahogany Plush Sofa-Tete s-Tetes
Large Arm Chairs Marble top Side Tables
Centre Tables, French Plate Nil rors-elegant
Brussels Carpet (nearly new
CHAMBER.
Most of the Chambers are furnished with Mahog
any French Bedsteads. Mahogany Wardrobes,
Washstands, Hair and Shuck Mattresses which are
new; and good Mahogany Dressing Cabinets, &c,
&c, d.
DINING ROOM, OFFICE, and all the other Fur
ni,ure belonging to the House The House will be
open ON Monday and Tuesday preceding the
Sale when The PUBLIC is invited 10 inspect it,
Should the sale not be concluded ON the first
day, it will be continued from day to day, COM
mencing st the He uT, till the whole is closed.
r->~- -T"- oil su'nf u"der 500 cash; over
that amount, four months credit for approved Ne
gotiable Notes
Sale conducted by
auI6 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct,
UCTION SALE of EARTHENWARE
"A China and Glass, at Sales Room No 8,
18TH st, Wednesday, August Is
On WEDNESDAY next, 18th instant, common
cling at half past o'clock, at my Auction Sales.
2GGn as above, will be sold at Auction, with.
GU. reserve, extensive assortment of China,
Glass and Earthenware, suited to the sales of Gro
GERS, Country Merchants and dealers, and embra.
cling general assortment.
IL is unnecessary to enumerate the articles, as
the goods will be ready for examination On Tues
day morning.
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, months credit tor approved negotiable
notes. GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.
au IA
ADDITIONAL Will be added to the above SALE
an invoice OF TO Tweed, Cashmarette, and black
Frock and Sack Goats also, small invoice of
Miscellaneous Goods. GEO. J. SUMNER,
au l6 Auctioneer.
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MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL. I'd
vl Street. between llay and IeiRh-

MI ALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL. I'd
~ street, between Clay and Leigh
Inc Duties OF the above School will be resumed
on the LIST of September next
Terms.
Male department, per session of months, $40
Female do do d,
kEFERENcE-Rev DR. Howell and Rev James
Iaylor' Messrs John and George Gibson A Ri.
chards VIM Mountjoy, VIM J LYMAN, w Be.
seridge, Thomas Stone, and many others who
have patronized the above school tor the last six
years.
A. G SAUNDERS, Principal.
s-A Night school will be opened on the
LIST October, Tor Young Men. A. GS
au l3-ttusat*
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Murder in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, August 10.
man and his wife, named Hartman, were
murdered last night, in this city by two negro
burglars.
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Cholera in New York.

Twelve persons have died from cholera, in
this city. during the past week.
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En JAMES COLLINS would respectfully

Ct. JAMES COLLINS would respectfully
SsAAcaii attention to his Fall style OF HATS.
Ihey are unique, wei aoapted tor The season, and
essential to gentleman's costume. No pains has
been spared to sustain the high reputation which
my Hats have attained throughout the country.
CephalOmetr0n.-It is considered one of the
greatest and most useful inventions OF the age it
would be Impossible By the minutest description
to give correct idea Of its utility. Hats made by
it will tit the most difficult heaos contorm e to
any protuoerance and depression of the Uranium:
thus preventing the unpleasant feeling of new
Hat and pslntul headache. No one can properly
appreciate its advantages, without having one Of
my superior Hats.
Please call and see ne, and examine for your
selves. j. Collins,
No As Main street, Practical Halter.
All i1-ID,
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Death OF Mrs. Taylor.

NEW ORLEANS, August I6.
The lady ofthe late General Zachary Fay.
lor died at East Pascagoula, on Saturday
nipht
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BY PULLIAM q DAVIS, Auctioneers.
MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE AT

MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE AT
NsA AUCrION.-On TUESDAY, the 24th instant
at halt past O'Clock, P. NJ, will sell at public
auction, On the premises, in the town of Manches.
ter two Ienements. fronting Main street. % feet
each, and running back half the depth Of a square.
1 ne Improvements consist OF two neat wood build
ings with five rooms each, now renting at s75 each
per annum, bein in the centre of the town, On the
square next below James NJ. Pardues store Also,
one other Lot quarter acre, with small house
.nereop, lying Immediately opposite John II. Hoop.
err above the Farmers Hotel
Manchester property presents fine opportunity
70 capitalists tor investment. 1t is now renti-g for
largely over 10 per cent. on its value No town tax
on It's real estate. Terms at SALE
au lO-eOt PULLIAM a. DAVIS Ancts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Congress.
WAsRINoToE, Avg. 16.

The SENATE took up aad discussed the bill
ior ship canal across Sault Ste Marie.
The Housr was engaged during the morn.
ing IN the discussion Of the bill declaring the
Wheeling Bridge post road.