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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
ADDITIONAL by TUE NIAGARA.

News from all parts Of Europe and Bue
NOS Alphabetically TO Austria suf-
ferfngs of Women and Children.-Heavy
Fnilare.-The War in Montenegro, &c.
BosTos. April 1.-The Niagara arrived at
her wharf early this morning. The steamship
Arabia was seen on the Goth.
Further intelligence respecting the Maidai
| family represents that they had embarked for
Marseites.
The news from Buenos Ayres. received by
| the Niagara, IS exceedingly interesting. The
city was in most critical state. An army
had been raised in the South for its relief, but
was utterly routed. urquiza had sen, war
steamer to La Plata. He refused 10 settle
the difficulty. The supplies for the city were
Gu of by the beseigers, and i; was feared that
great suiferings would be experienced by the
inhabitants.
In Portugal, proposition was before the
| Deputies to annal the tobacco monopoly.
Great military precautions were still being
| taken in Germany. The Diet, however, had re-
solved 10 enroll fifty thousand instead Of two
| hundred thousand troops.
| 4 fierce spirit, aroused by Austrian agrees
sion, pervaded all classes in Switzerland. Aus
tria had determined to maintain the blockade
of Tyonise. Among other fruits Of Austrian
cruelty, il is mentioned that the benished wo-
men and children were perishing to an extent
almost too horrible fot belief. The Emperor
| had entirely recovered from the wound infiict-
| ed on him by toe individual who attempted TO
take his life. [Previous accounts announced
his complete restoration to health. 1t is there.
fore fair TO presume that His Majesty had a
| relapse, He is SAID TO be greatly dissatisfied
| with the course OF England in reference to the
refugees.
Tne firm of A.acane, Lolly & Co., ct Vien-
ma, had failed. Their liabilities are 600
forms.
The news FROM the seat Of war in Mon,ene-
gro is interesting. Dervis Pasla had been
routed by the Monteneg rims, and the Turks
| had evac usJed.
the Turkish Dvan had repealed the Rus
| sian Minister'S allimatun. The Sultan in
voked the assistance OF France and Eng land.
An order mad been sent 10 the British feet
at Malta to proceed to the Archipelago.
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BY George j. Sumner.

VERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR PR.
' VATE HOUSEKEEPERS-SALE OF THE
FURNITURE BELONGING TO TIE s.UNION
EOTEL.-on Tuesday, the 18th day of April,
commencing at 10 O'Clock In the morning, viii be
sold the enure Furniture belonging to the House,
amongst which will be found
very superior set of black walnut Dining Ia.
bles, made expressly Io order, good as new, and
capable CT dining from Is to 100 persons.
Farlor turnltuTe-two fashionable city made So
fas mahogany Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ma.
hogany marble top Centre Tables, all OF which are
city made to order: giit frame Mattel Mirrer,
Carpets, &c.
Bedroom Furniture-FTom 60 TO IS Beds, and
very best CURED Hair Mattresses, MADE expressly
to order, in excellent condition, having been very
little used; Bureaus, and other chamber furniture,
&c, &c.
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash; FIR sums of
$50 and upwards, four months credit lor aporcyed
negotiable notes.
Notice.-should the sale not be completed on
tne nrst Gay, u VIII be continued the day follow.
ing commencing al the same hour
mn23 GEO. SUMNER. Auct.
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WssHIHGTeS, March 3Ist.-Mr Willis, q
German, has been nominated for Governor CT
aCesCta.
Tae Senate was engaged most of to-day in
Executive session, discussing the resolution
declaring that the President mas power to re-
move Judges in the Territories.
Sey@ra' changes have been made in the
Second CompuUller's Office, taking effect to
ca.
Tubias Pennington, fJrnerly member OF
ne Senate in Maine, YVES made Chief Clerk
IL the Ccnpuo! er's office.
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SEIZURE OF 4AN JUAN BY THE Z.
e.SfiIP CYANE.

New YORK, April lst.-Advicas from San
Juan state that the U. 5. sloop-ofwar Cyone
seized that place on the 18th of March. The
authorities protested against the proceeding,
and resigned. Two vessels were Immediately
despatched TO B!ewfeIds and Jamaica, to give
information Of the seizure to the British au.
San Juan also organised vigilance committees,
and great excitement prevailed. The affair
grew out Of difficulties with the Nicaragua
Transit Company, who some time since estab-
lished depot for the sale Of merchandise on
the opposite side of the river, and exercised Il
monopoly over the trade passing by the place.
[Our readers will recoIlect accounts of the orr
gin Of this difficulty, heretofore pub!ished.l
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LGslst from tie Bfr.can SquadrOa-Warin.
Disaster, &c.

BosroS, March 3l.-The officers tf the U
{. san Germantown report that when she left
Port p!sya the John Adams was employed On
lie coast survey, under Lieut. Lynch.
me Soatnern coast, looking Tor siavers. Many
vessels sailing under the American flag Were
engaged in the Traffic.
The Germantown lost only four men dur
ing her absence. she parted with the big
Dl.e on the 18th, of Bermuda.
Big Sea Bird, from Nova Scotia for Bos-
ro2. struck rock during snow storm on the
IGIn OF Great Dover, and went to pieces -
The Captain and mate, and two seamen, per-
s1ed
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Steamer Star Of the West.

Nav YoEK, March 3I.-The steamer Star
Of the West has arrived, having lett Sun Juan
IN the 23d. She brings nothing later from
California and reports the route healthy anG
~ fine condition. She left in port the sloop
ot-wor Cyane waiting orders. The Union also
arrived to-day from Asp NV all.
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DeLiLerCIe Mr.rGer

NEw YORK, March Stat II O'Clock this
morning Frenchman named Mulyeen, cali
I'd On man named Decon, aiso French
-lea, residing in Greenwich street. He pre-
seated bill of some kind, whereupon Decoa
drew pistol and shot Mulvsen dead and es-
capped.
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x r o NJ 100 To 1870 BEAUTIFUL
4 BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF "FUL-
TON, Adjoining PORT MAYO, NEAR ROCK.
kTTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will De sold
on Thursday. April 18th, 1853, commencing a.
IL O'Clock, On the premises, from 100 70 $50 beau
tiui Building Lots in this tast H proving part of
the city.
Capitalists can be assured of making good in
vestments, and persons of limited means can. for a
sma! amount OF money, procure for their families
comfortable home. A fine spring Of water from
the 'ht Erin spring. runs through this land
which, for small price, can be carried into every
yard. plat of the property can be seen at the
Office of the Auctioneer in a few days.
TERMS -One.tourth cash; balance at three six
and zine months, for negotiable notes, interest ad
ded, secured by trust deed, or title retained,
NH 20 w. GODDIN, Auct
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Loss ofkhe Drtg .tf0ristt1.

8osToN, March 3I.-The Brig Marietta, of
ElslPort, from Alexandra, Ioaded with -four,
waica struck on Minots Ledge at , o'clock
yesterday, has bilged. Lighters are alongside
taxing out her cargo.
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Buruing of q Ratl,ray Stqtioa House.

NV LoSDoS, Conn, March 30.-The de-
p9i oi the New London, Wilmaniic and
Palmer Railroad, ct New London, was burn
Fl down 10 day The FIRE TOOK place about
10 o'clock. There were four passenger cars
an one baggage car in il IL the time. Loss
81 Mnn IN : 10 nnO
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Extra Session Of the Senate.

WAsHISGToN, March 3I.-The Senate met
Ct ne usua. hour. The journal was read,
snea il went Immediately into executive ses-
son TO consider the New York nominations.
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BY Alexander Noaf q;
By James w, TayIor. Auctr

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
KATHARINE AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold on w ednes
day Afternoon next, the 9Th day of April, 1893
upon Inc premises, commencing at half past four
O'Clock, the House and Lot on Ca,harne s,reet
now In the occupancy of Mr. John Valentine
Alter the sale OF the House, will be sold severa va
cant lois fronting On Cstharine and Leigh streets
and running back about 100 feet. The House is in
very gooo repair, and is occupied by good tenan.
ter in the yard.
IEhMs-onethird cash; balance at 6 and -
M onths, with interest, secured by trust deed or
title retained. -
NH 81 JAMES MTAyrop &c..
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Sailing Of tie Cir of GLnagor.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-The steamer
Cliy OF Glasgow sailed for Liverpool at nine
O'clock this morning. She IS fall Of freight,
and .akes out II passengers, but 10 specie.
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By Wellington GoddIn.

VALUABLE II EA L. TATE ON
FRANKLIN AND 25TH STREETS. CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-N ill be sold
on Tuesday, the 9TH April, 1853, upon the pre-.
misses, commencing at ~ O'Clock. NJ thar vaua.
bic halt acre Lot with the improvements thereon)
formerly occupied by the late Mr Simon Cullen
The Lot fronts the east side OF 25th stree, l65
feet extends on Franklin street 1872 feet. Ii viii
be divided iAto lots TO suit purchasers-s map OF
which csR be seen at the Office of the auc.oneer-
ms property i: located in most improving part
Of the city, and has :re view OF James River.
TEkMs-Oue fourth cash balance at 6, I2 and
IL months for negotiable notes, nteres, added, Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes fer the present
year to be paid by the Purchaser.
BY request of the owner.
mb % w GODDJN Az.
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NEw YORK, March 3I.-The Niagara brings
the announcement Of the arrival OF The steam
'TIgaie Powhatan at Madeira, ca the % Murch,
from Norfolk
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PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-The statement
o. young Spring that his father went TO the
store OF Mr. Maroney, some time ago, after
night, and seized pound weight with which
10 Kill Mrs. Nj. while she had her back to him.
out was prevented by tie entrance of a stran-
ger, wAen he put IL in his pocker, has been
confirmed by the finding 0: the eigh i, and its
identification by Mrs. Naroney. II was dug
~ IN tie nard OF Mr.. Mcclure, where Spring
boarded previous TO his arresg.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
BY Dunlop. Moncure g. Co,

BY Dunlop. Moncure g. Co,
GROCERIES Ar AUCVION.--On Tsas.
~ day, the 9th inst, commencing a, 10 o'clock
we VIII sell al our Auction Store, general assert.
ment of Groceries, consisting in part Of
so hhds Sugar prime quality
Lagueyra and Rio Coffee
New Dreams Molasses
Rye Whiakey, part old and very superior
Apple and Peach Brandy
Tallow and Sperm Candles
Gun Powder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard, Candies
Salt, Coffee sugar, &c, &c
ALSO
100 boxes Soap prime quality
SO hhds Molasses
200 bags Nova Scotia Mercer Potatoes
Terms. -Under 500, cash; over that amount
four months credit for approved negotiable payer.
10 Sale without regard to weather
mn 81 DUNLOP, MONCURE g. co. Aucts
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boarded previous TO his arre1

Is I'd. Johnson has been arrested in Full
Ion county, n. Y, charged with being en-
gagged III robbing the Ostego Bank Of So, 600,
two years ago.
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Efect az BnfaLo of Mrs. FHLmore,a Dent

LUcct I" OHDdtO " mrs. H'Ht0Te DeGR.
BuFFALo, March 30.-The announcement
c; Ars FIIimoTe's death hes created great
sensation and deep regret emoag the citizens
u Buffalo. Arrangements are 10 be made 10
~ G4e respect on Inc arrival OF Ter remains
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Death Of Mrs. Cass,

DETROIT, MICH, April 1.-Mrs. Casg, wife
Of Hon. Lewis Cas-, died last night But e
few days since, strong hopes were entertained
of ner recovery.
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Destructive Fire.

New BEDFORD, Mass April I.-Sandford
& Howland's candle works, and Wilcox S
Ismber yard, in this city, nave been destroyed
by fire. Loss 81, 600.
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az NoTtCE.-llckets ~ c. A. M'hVOYS
81 closing Exhibition Soiree. to come of az La.
Hrp iaye.ie Hall on Wednesday Evening.
EzA April 9Th. 1853, can be had OF him only, at
his academy, Bosher's Hail. ol;d
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nEESEH AND TEA BELLS.-A hne as.
~ sor.ment OF Tea ana Dinner Bells, hnne
Sharpening Bells, excellent ar.ic.e, tor house.
keepers, just opened AID Tor sale 10y
BULkLEY & co,
ape 49, Iiain street.
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I Oa EVENING SALES will be cont,npen
o.,,.s III me season closes, commencing ct Seven
al which time we win sell from tie sheivss
and s 70 sun purchasers, good selection Of pess
god ard s. sooos hardware, cutlery, guns pistols,
fsrcv asssSiipuon- Also general sssortment &c 4
me- ALEX MOTT 4 co,
AEc,ioreers
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sTkAVTON,> OFFICE.

SMITHS LOTTERY UFEICE.
Wall street. under the City Heest,
CHALK'S OLD STANI
Drawn Nos Patapsco, lU3 March 81, 1853:
&c ~ 53 50 AZ q 4s G6 l. Il 4 50
Tickets II 81, sold
Drawn Nos Carroll Co, 10:
% Is Is 81 IA 62 43 70 80 AZ - G So %
Half II " 10
To.day.-Grand Consolidated, 10. Capitals:
$4,000, 1900, 5 Of 5000. OF 4UgU OF 1000 100,
Of soc, ICO CT 800. &C IS numbers, IL drawn. Tick
cts Sl2-shsres in proportion
Also, Patapsco, lO5 Capitals: S400e, 1900 $50
500, $50, sc, 7e numbers, l3 drawn. Tickets 81.
app SMITH,
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By Alexander Noff AZ Co

ny AfexaHutF NOIt ~ Go.
't'EUsTEE's SALE OF STOCK OF
4 DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &c. az Auction
On Wednesday morning. the Gin April, com.
ton, the entire Stock of Drugs Medicines Ro,rlas
Pants Oils, Dye Stuf, Window Glass; Instr ents.
Brushes, Pots, DC, &C and every other article i'm
store NO l.: Main street, occupied by VIM. 81.
Dade, Apothecary.
u; immeoia'ey after the sale, we will rent at pub
Tic Auction, the unexpired term OF (Vm. h.
Dade's) ofthe House, Counters Shelves, &c sc.
BY order of II T TALIAFERRO, Trustee,
Terms cash, ALEX MOTT a. co.
nn 20 Auctioneers.
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NHEAP TEASING have always on hand a
~ large assortment of Green and Black Teas,
which, as we receive our supplies from the import.
ers at the North, we can retail at Richmond whole.
sale prices, end give our customers Tea from the
latest lmportations. Good Black Teas from 33c to
ooc per IL; good Green Tea SOC to Zoe per pound,
and the very best Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
Toe TO 81. Give us ca'i
HULST & KING,
ap l-lW Frsnk in 81. opuosite Old Market
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EGhOks FOR HIRE.-ln pursuance Of
~ an order Of the Circuit Court OF Chancery
Tor the city Of Richmond. In suit therein pending.
10 which Molly Crouch 10 plaintiff, and samuel
c G:eenhow defendant, shall, on Monday next,
the 4.h day Of April proceed 10 hire our publicly,
IN front OF the Cour, House OF Henrco county, tor
the remainder of the yess, the Negroes John Alex
snder, Armstead and John Grey, IN the oiil mes-
toned.
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON, s. He.
NH 30-Wesa&M
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TH4IOIS SKINS. Or PLATE LEATH.
~ bR-One o. The best articles II use, for clean.
ing Silver Plate Britannia Ware, &C. for sale al the
house furnishing store Of
BULKLEY e. CO.
ep2 I27 Main street EasLs SNARE
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DKEsEKEiNts KETTLEs,-Clarks su
L perior enamsed Preserving Kettles, all slxe,
opening this noruing, and for sale by
G j slhTON g. co,
apl Sign Of the Circular Saw, VI Maine
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II street, between Grace and Fraukl.n-My
school being exclusively for beginners, sivs sps.
clal attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration,
Grammar and Spelling; aiso 10 Geogra9hy Man
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. s.es.snens Of
my boys composition and writing may 20 always
seen 81 the Dispatch oiice. Ny R1Ie il peremp-
tory, but as gentle as possible. DC @
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GAIOKED BEKF.-A fresh supply Of very
~ nae quality, received and for sale by
NH "a RIM BURTON
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80 Il. NORRIS respectfully informs his
M friends and the public that he has removed
III from the old stand to his house called
- part OF the Mansion House, No So Main
Street where ne keeps very large assortment of
Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, and & complete Stock of French, German
aud English Cloths of ali colors; Black and Fancy
Cassimeres; Vestings of all colors and qualities,
tor customers orders. guarantee will pe given
tor good 1T OF the garment ordered. Gentlemen
wishing to save p per cent. can do so By rsmem.
bering my system All ask is trial
az l-3:* F. MORRIS
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FOR iEEST-And possession given i'm
E;4 fediately, my present dwelling. located on
the corner OK II and 3lst streets on Church Hin
and very pleasantly and heslthily situated The
House is large and airy, has Kitchen in the yard,
Garden, Carriage House, Stable ana Cow house,
and al other houses necessary fo the comforts of
family. Enquire on the premises.
sp 1--7.N RICHARD MALONE
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GROCERY STAND AND FTXTUKEs
~ FoR sALE.-Ihe undersigned wishes to dis.
pose Of the Fixtures, Stock and good will of his
Grocery, corner of 18th and Cary streets To any
one wishing to engage in the business, this stand
cfers greet inducements, having good run of
custom, and being IN an excellent location.
ap l-5tT TIMOTHY RYAN
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NEGRO MAN FOR sALE.-We have Tor
Iv sale, Negro Mon, of middle age Of uuex.
cepuonable character. and who has been sccus
toned to the management OF horses, to driving, &c
He Will be sold to remain in the civ
sp1 TOI,ER & COOK koo,+s
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POUND, ABOUT or months ago. Watch.
l. in the neignborhood Of Rockets. The owner
Can have it by calling on Rev. ]. TELLING, at the
Catholic Church ana paying expenses OF advertise
menL. an I-2t
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COPYING Z RE = SKIS The subscribers
Y have la.ely received good supply of Copying
Presses; also, Dampening Brushes Oil Paper, Blot.
ting Paper aud Copying Ink.
NASH d. WOODHOUSE,
apl Eagle Sqsare
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
To be Sold by Auction.

e Urier az tfc Board or Trustees ot The hay
yr5rt5 Manufacturing ConpoHg)
sae Dover Hot i'm the village Of Dover leWs
a County. On Hednes Iay the eth day Of July io9a.
-.@elFe O'Clock noon, subject TO sucf So1aitehs .
FL Re then Produced iguless previously ii posed q
4 Trssge contract OF which due notice viii De glNel't
Shout
Or Hundred and TllFt1-S Sc en- AcreS
s7t known as the town site Of Hsywor;h,l sltuFteo
ne half Of the north east quarter. aud the ess1
6 the north west quarter Of section No twelve II
-asap No eight, north of range 40 four east IN los
satt purchasers.
MS isnd the south bank Of the river " Wisconsin
-s the Madison aad RjchlHud state road crosses 3
- 5si irhle site railway depot, on lh9 riTt
4 p =2zS 90 Helena, and doubt IL ultimately VII bt
sF.eu such srd crossing place. either nY me Nil
- See Nj sisspp the Madison 8 Prairie cu thleI
lAi.Fs cgClpaI5sz-
Flrf cher particulars spply tn John Caldwell, Pres
-l nr charles wilson, Secretary 81 said toinpsnt
rear n.var lows County. John COLD" EL4l,, Pres :
~ S1,s Is. ?2epuds
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Needs not the foreign aid q ornament,

But Is when unadslgned. adorned the most
no ssug he poet Gray and acknowledge had cias
y e.i authority for what he asserted. Venus with
hustle on, Instance, would certainly be anomaly.
st Who is be- to maintain that HFrdeTH BELLE
s1ua me effect Of her beauty by sp' rtiug Para
sE or gracefully drawing the folds Of 9 light summer
shawl around her shoulders "Oh my Senses AS Pan
n Fern says ~here is poetry in the very thought La
lie requested to call and see the assortment of r.
.ts and SHH4HtsT- SAus5's At RICH'D 81. SMITHS.
TE7EE hunted Deer D3Efs for the cooling
spring: and IN the Spring, cool pants that are
s1l dear, AUa,ed Il bad rule that wont work
both ways Persons in search Of summer clothing will
ind good assortment st RICH'D II SMITHS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Public Notice.

E1OBLiC NOTICE is hereby given, that an persons
are forbidden 10 trespaas, mine or dig upon any ~
Inc following described lands, without the written per
mission Of myself Agent TO Wit:
me qr, q section 3I, the north half of section
2 ana the west half OF : ". Or of - in township six
ofth' OF range iuuF east, The east half Of N W ar
sec ? townships north Of range east. The west hal
81 north westQr Il 80, IN township north OF range
> east and the west half o. n. E. or OF sec. a. town
ship 5 north, of range one cast.
and Furthermore, 1 fo-b and all persons frru
DHY n2 or removing any Lead other from zad
mentioned lands, Without my written permission.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN
May 81, 1853. a.,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Wisconsin Lumber Yard.

UNISON & RARROwS, have nov on hand : large
aa1 sell assorted stock OF Lumber, &c. % which
~ aFt5 'he attention of purchasers. The stock com
"s,s taa following assortment
$500 frst Common inch Lumber,
-56H8 &. Gin - and in First and Second Gear,
.sts3a ] 4iu aud / inch Flooring,
e52e3 siding.
taatt1 = 5oiat and Scantiugs
5-ae1 Grub llaEk,
7t<H-. Shingles,
-.=-. 500 gssL8.
la..tt .eeI SuuErc- Ti--be-,
Cs. ia. June :. ls5S 33ps5wcsa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
GUARDIAN NOTICE.

F-.is . Wisconsin,
.-Ha G.E.p-y ss. 800,
Ir.a I. t-az Gaari5au o. Zen May On infant ch Il
e Richard sag dsceased h. TED ]" ne Frooats
-a {sfftiau SIR license - se tAs rea! tsiaLe oi
Z, s-. Wayd beng PAX of aut LOS 10. 1872 IN The
'isS# &c AtEeTai PStnt ia lows C81l- y. ,,, ~, = J.
uses s4-er-by gwen thai hual hea. n srr C,,r~s
h>'Ez1G pcttlo1 the neat gerua 81 the ao 80 -
r salLeE the Cour Hou=a MjHera. Po u y. ~,
-. Monday ia august nazt when ard where any -
7s agHear and ehus wis tre prayer ihC -
-tei saaai- ms be granted
PARLEy EATON, County IN, 'gs
aAzsa.s Tpr, nst Fn-v
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Mineral Point, May @, 1853.
For SALE Or no BEMI

THE subscriber offers to sell or rent his Black
i smith shop and Foundry, at the foot Of
Commerce street, IN the village of Mineral Point,
together with all the tools and fixtures belonging
20 the same. The Blacksmith shop has four good
fires and tools to correspond The above estab
ilshmeut IS situated within few rods Of the De
pot grounds of the Mineral Point Rail Road, and
IS better location for the business than any 9TH
er in the place, and has an extensive run Of Gus
tom. Any person DESTROYS of going into the
business Of manufacturing pIows, would find this
a very favorable opportunity.
Terms the most favorable. Enquire of the IN
dersigned on the premises
WILLIAM. LANYON.
Mineral Point, June ID 1888. 3ltf