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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-02
CONGREsS-MONDAY.

SENATE.--A communication was received
rom the War Department.
The Deficiency bill from tho House was next
taken up and referred to the appropriate Com
mittee.
The credentials of Mr.. Sebastian, re.elected
Senator from the State of Arkansas, were re-
ceived and read.
toe to count the votes of the President and Vice
President, and notify them of their election, was
taken up and passed.
Numerous petitions were next presented and
appropriately referred.
MI. Hale presented memorials from the anti
slavery Society, for the repeal of the fugitive
slave law, which was laid on the table.
MIR. Seward then announced the death of Mr..
Buell., in which, he gave historic sketch Of the
deceased, his ancestors. &c., and the accustomed
resolutions Of coincidence were offered and
passed.
Messrs. Fish and Hamn added few brief re-
marks which were touching and eloquent. when
the resolutions were adopted and the Senate ad-
ourned. e4sa
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, House
assembled at the usual hour
Mr. jenkins, arose, and in an appropriate ad-
dress, announced the death of Hon. Alex. H.
Buell.. He said he was born in Fairfield, Hirke-
mer county, New York, on the 9th July, 1901,
and died yesterday morning at 90 minutes past
three O'Clock. He died in full Christian faith,
and with strong hopes of future happiness
Mr. closed his remarks by Offering the accas-
toned resolutions OF coincidence and commems.
ration.
Mr.. Ives made a few brief and impressive
remarks In favor of the resolutions, one ofwhich
proposes to defray all funeral expenses, and they
were unanimously adopted, when the House ad-
iourned until tomorrow.
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sURETIES OF coNsTABLEs.

Mr.. CowAN called up the bill to amend the
5th section of chapter 149 of the Code of Vir-
ginia. Mr.. SHEFFEy had proposed an amend
ment in relation to the bonds of Constables,
which was discussed at great length, by numer-
Gus members.
Mr.. Mason moved to indefinitely postpone the
bill and amendments, upon WHICH Mr.. STUART
demanded the ayes and noes. The vote was
ayes o.. noes 10
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MA RRIE D,

NEW YORK an. 3l-Cd, schr Oriana Dodge Rich
mond Arrived, schr jamestown, Cook, Richmond.
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MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures FEAT.--A let
ter from Jalapa Mexico, says: .er
1.-The robbers have taken advantage of the
condition of the times, and made their appear
ance every where upon the public roads. Not
stage can go by if the passengers not well
armed and resolute. A Spanish gentleman has
just been beset not far from the town, by six
cenpadritos, about daylight while riding in
tera-his wife and child in another, little
way ahead. He slew the leader of them, who
had turnedh his head a moment ogive some orders
to his companions, and while holding pistol at
the passengers breast, fired at another robber and
then defended himself from the sabre of third
la Espanola, with cloak in hand, and finally had
the field to himself, after some slight cuts on the
arm, pistol snapped at him, and his muleteers
had run off to conceal themselves A more gal
liant thing with one poor revolver has not been
done here in long time. Her Most Catholic
Majesty should compliment the captain with "a
slip of her SASH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-02

$4,000 Virginia skies changed hands the ~ Y stock
Exchange, on Monday at Sll0f.
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FREE states 1854 s65-. IL, 533 32s
oiaVe otates-- -.7 .290,7l9--. 6,39375s
So that while in the last ten years the population
OF the free States has increased by nearly four
millions that of the slave States, though Texas
has been added to them in the interval, has di-
mnished by nine hundred thousand"
These figures are correctly copied from the
american almanac, which the writer quotes as
his authority for the statement; but on referring
to the tables of the Almanac it will be seen that
the number of the total population, free and
slave, in 1910, is given for that of the free popu
latlon in the same year; so that dedueting from
7,29O,719 the total population of the slave States
in 1910, the number of slaves 2,451,532 we have
4,6o9,le7, as the true figures of the free popula-
ton in that year. The total free population in
1850 was 6'412,l51' which shows actual gain
OF l,G02,964. Thus much of tho writer's ar
gument therefore is mere waste paper, for which
be must thank the confused statistics OF the
american almanac.
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SOUTH SIDE RAIL ROAD.

The business on the calendar was the House
bill concerning the South Side Rail Road Com
pany. Some discussion was had upon the pro-
priety of going into its consideration. A propo-
siton was made by Mr.. Brown, that it be laid on
the table and made the order of the day for
Monday next. Pending which,
On motion of Mr.. DANIEL, the Senate ad-
lourned.
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hOMESTIC GOODS.-We have full stock of
- Domestic Goods hand, say Oznaburgs Tick
ngs, beached and brown Sheenss aud Shirtings for
sale cheapby C. HARrW ELL * CO.
fe Opposite swan Tavern.
1911 ROXESTIN PLATE, bright and Iealed
lou various sizes, for sale by
fe JOHN N. GORDON SON
RUTTER-l5 tirkins Mountain Butter, for sale
Id by
ie H. SKINKER.
N a SUGAR. hhds New Orleans sugar. 70
y. sale by
CHAS. I. WORKMAN Il co.
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Free and Stare Population of tie South.

y I501UF,
The New York Tribune points out an impor.
tant error, into which the writer on Americau
Slavery in the last number of Blackwood's
Magazine has fallen, and upon which he pre-.
dictates his leading argument.
The writer in Blackwood has been led into a
grave error of fact and reasoning by papable
bunder in the american almanac, which has
been repeated for two years in that publication.
Abiding to the wretched condition OIL the
whites who do not own slaves in the slave holding
States, he remarks that sit explains, what at first
sight is very inexplicable this side of the lat
lanlc, that the whole free population OF the slave
States is actually decreasing instead of ncreas-
ing as we are in the habit of believing to be the
case all over the Union. Thus, 10 the two GEN.
suses of 1910 and 1850, the total free population
10 the free and slave States respectively was as
follows:
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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, OctC

ALEXANDRIA, October 3, 1858.
Weather Collections for New Orleans Bro.scrAo hood
ofhe Union-Cour.oH Meetings.
cool, bracng, frosty atmosphere meets us this
morning. We greet it with gadness for few more of
such days as it promises, will eradicate the bilious
diseases which are preying numbers of our popu-
lation.
The Faker OF silva with his troupe of Chinese jug
giers, open to night at Liberty Hail. The Fakir can
scarce fail to meet with the same patronage i'll Alex
andrla as he enjoyed in more northern cities.
The Gdsette of this morning publishes detailed
account of the amount collected in Alexandria for
the sufferers by the late calamity at New Orleans,
VIZ: First Ward, STA; Second, $3.50 II; Third,
So; Fourth, sl36; Towards concert, 500; ]. jan
ney and others, 22 AZ; total Sis5 25. To this sup
pOse) is to be added the 500 by the Juniors
which will raise our contribution to nearly $780,
The Supreme Circle of the Brotherhood of the
Union opens this morning, in Philadelphia The
branch of that organization here is represented by
John Wooden, the Patriarch of Progre IS in this vi
entity, and Mr.. Samuel s. Cover, well known in
Alexandria as champion Of the Maine Law.
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Arrival Of the Black Warrior

New YORK, Oct, 1.-The steamer Black
Warrior has arrived with Havana dates
of the 9th ult. The health of Havana
was good.
A political disturbance occurred at
Cardenas on the oath. Several arrests
were made.
The Lady Suffolk had arrived at Vera
Cruz under charge of Mexican naval
officer, charged with being equipped for
the slave trade, under Mexican colors.
A large cargo of slaves had been landed
at Trinidad.
RumorS were current at Havana that
Canedo would soon be replaced by Per-
Zuela.
Stationary pamphlets from the United
States had been discovered.
Messrs. Diago, of Havana, had failed
for $250,000.
Freights were high and vessels in de-
mand.
Advices from Porto CabelIo to the 10Th
state that the revolution had been quelled
and quiet restored.
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AUCTION SALES


BY K. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
INURNITURE, CIGARS, &s.-on SATURDAY
Il morning, October l, at o1x O'Clock, shall sell
general assortment Of new and second hand Furni.
ture, comprising
Chairs, Sofas, Divans, Bedsteads
Bureaus, Carpets, Oil Cloth
Mating, Mattresses, &c.
1000 Cigars various brands, to close accounts
Also, an assortment ef Bonnets, all handsomely
trimmed and in good order.
Also, 81 O'Clock.
one very superior Gold Lever Watch, Johnson
Liverpool, seventeen jewels.
Additional
LOO pieces ready-made Clothing, consisting Of
Goats, Vests, and Pantaloons
Terms cssh. EN- STR iT-roN
sep 2s-sl- Anc,io,aox
HS> The above sale Is post poned I'm
consequence of the weather, until TUESDAY morn.
ing, October 4th same hour and place.
EN-. STRATroN. -
oct3-d- Au,tionaer
VIII be added
Direct fro m, and for account of the ufacturers
100 double Bedstcads, various patterns
10 dozen Chairs
Trundle BeGsteads. Crib Cradles
Looking Glasses, Carpets, &C.
Terms cash. 4. N. STIATrON,
ctS-It- Auctioneer.
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEoRGETowS, October 3.
Tie largest concourse of people we ever saw on
an occasion of the kind, assembled yesterday after
noon to pay the last sad tribute Of respect to the re-
mains OF Mr.. John Myers, whose death we noticed
on Saturday last. The corps was taken to tie
Methodist Church, where the Rev. Mr. Butler of the
lith street Lutheran Church (of which Mr.. Myers
was devoted menber) of your city, delivered an
interesting and encouraging discourse which was
listened to with marked attention by the large audi
ence present Mr.. Butler dwelt at some length unon
the unsullied christian character of the deceased,
and closed with afIectionate appeal to his reIa-
tives and friends to copy his example. The viglant
Fire Company, with their banner shrouded in mourn
ing, headed by their President and Vice President
W. III. Edes and Henry King, marched in procession
10 The church, and after the services there followed
the corps to the grave. 1t may truly he said of Mr.
Myers, he was one of the noblest works of Col-an
honest man.
Two young ladies of our city. one daughter of
Doctor Bohrer, and the other of MIR. W. H. Edes
left on Tuesday last to visit some friends in Rock
vile. Miss Bohrer instead af stopping at Rockville
continued on to Frederick city, and there eLtcred
the Roman Catholic convent. Her friends, we Iean
were greatly distressed on receiving the news.
An old public servant, Mr.. John Mounts, will next
November, have served our Corporation as clerk,
sIxtytwo years. He is yet active and attentive to
business; never absent from hts post of duty unless
out of town.
We regret TO learn that the bill whlen had been
passed by the Board OF Common Council Of our CITY
granting PERMISSION to the Canal Company to raise
The canal bridges within the limits of our Corpora
ton, has been so amended by the Board of Alder
men, Us either to embarrass ii for a time, put off
still further the commencement of this very desira
bic Improvement We perused attentiyeIy the
bill ar passed by the Common Council, and thought
II an excellent one. Every contingency which might
arise seemed 10 be anticipated, and fully met; and
regret that ii met with any opposition either Board
we think ID obvious to every careful observer who
has taken pains to inform himself upon the subject
that the canal can never benefit city to the ex-
tent heretofore anticipated by all while these OBJ
In the first place to render boating upon canal
profitable at the present time, the boats must be con-
structed of size which renders utterly impossible
for them TO pass under the low constructed bridges
the crossings Of several Of streets. And in the
next place, while these distractions remain, large
portion of the profits of our merchants is absorbed
by carriage handling coOperage, Sc, nearly all of
which would be saved to them could the boats pass
out into the river and discharge their earsOes along
side of vessels, or on the river wharfs.
Sales 700 or 800 bbs. of Flour after our report Of
Saturday at Sc 80. No change in the price of Grain
SPECTATOR
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List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels,

Brovn's Hotei.-F Estii Va; Wick, Ga;
Mitchell, do; Mrs J Wick, do; Miss nj Wick,
do. Jno Mellon, Del; X A Locke, NY; ID Hoff-
man, do; w Spear, Del; E Porter, DC; Lucian
WaddeI do; b Porter, do; II Lindsey, Call VIM
Davis & son, Va: w A PendletOn & lady. Mo; J
Breitling, Ala; Miss Peck, do; Osbouril, Va; s
I.egare. SC; Palmer, do; w II Garside, Ala; J
Holmes, USA; A O WarfeId, Iowa; NJ Tucker,
o; Flagg, Mo; $ Robinson, Va; w Waterman.
do; Jno Marshall, NY; Wright, do; Jas Hooker,
Bait.
National Hotel Nj Patterson, NY; N Randall
do; A Hopkins, do; A Buckncr, Va; b Bond,
Jr, Md; w II Garland & servant, La; G w ShindIer
Va L Sands. DC; Oliver Poe, Ga; + S Hubbe
do; JOS Jillay, DC; Duval, Md Jno Brooks, do
l. Kingsley, NY: + Jenkin, NC; A Cotton, do;
Jno Garnett, do; WI Minter & lady, Ala; G s Bunk
ley & lady, do A Schell, NY; A p Brown, do; Jno
G Wells, CT; w Baker, NY; c b Lasselle, Ind;
w Epper, Va; c Moore & lady, Ind; Porter,
USN.
United StGtes Hotels Nj Edwards; Jno A BOYD
Iowa; Capt L Jones, NY; Harrison, Md; N
Williams, Va; w r Dawson & son, o; 8 T Rswick
& lai!y, NC; e X Goonwin, Md; nj Andrews, NY;
Capt Montgomery, DC; G X Andrews, NY; John
Lavender, o; Casper Stump, Va; T ID o Horner,
s J Weber, do; J II Keener, Pa.
Irring Hotel.-W Il Randolph, USRS; Can't In
gall, USA; MAJOR Fitzgerald, do; J G Strain. USN;
Mrs Manard, La; Geo Meyers, Md; A Schweers
dO Geo; Berry, do; WIN Jones, Md; e Johnson, Jr,
Mass; JnO Souther, do; Fl Nver, Md; DIR Car
michael, DC.
Gndsbys Hotel.-F w Weems, Md; Yates Barber
do; Captain w Simms, do; II Simpson, do; G
Simpson, Capt Cozzens. lady & child Fla; Miss
Gamier. do; w Keyser, do; Col w ID Merrick &
son, Md; w M Saunders, Va; w Berry, Nd.
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LA r r X


The King of Prussia refuses and will
not consent to meet the Emperor of Rus
Sia at Olmutz.
The Vienna conference continues in
session.
England urges Turkey to accept the
original note Of the four Powers.
-Four thousand Russians were marching
towards JasSy.
The Turks were actively engaged in
arlning on the Servia frontier.
Judge jackson, the American Minister.
had arrived at Vienna, and intimates that
the koszta affair will be amicablyand sat
isfactorily settled.
The Paris Pdtriae says that the Gar
will not commence hostilities under any
circumstances.
The reported attack of the Turks on the
Russian outpost is untrue.
The potato rot is serious in Ireland.
The American Japan expedition left
Loocho Oh the Sd of July for Japan-all
well.
The ship Nicholas Biddle, from Liver
pool for Charleston, put back in eonSe-
quence of injuries.
From Germany, Austria, and other
parts of Europe, the news is uninportant.
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BY f. n. STRATTUN. Auttonexr

I'RGSTEE SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF
j Dry AND FANCY GOODS, DRESS SILKS
GRAPES, GRAPE SHAWLS, Sc-on Tuesday We'd.
nesday, and Thursday nurning,, october 4th, 5th.
and 9TH commencing each LAY nj 10 o'clock, / shall
sell, az my Auction Rooms, very extensive and val
nlhie stock Of goods. consisting in part US follows
viz;
Grape. Cashmere, Bprccc, and other ShawIs
Erocade, Plain. and Figured Dress Silks
Cashmere. MOusselainr, Borere peLaina
hiiaca BonihaZ'nc, AMI other dress .msls
English and American = ints tinglams
l.us:rcs, Lawns, dock MusIinS, Plaids
NankinS. Plain and Corded Muslins Robes
Corded Skirts, Tarltons and c,loresl CRATES
Swiss Musins. French wrought Collars
Lincn cambria and Silk IIandkerchiefs
Ladies' and Gantlcmen's Kid and silk Gloves
Silk Mitts, Wells Lanhs-wo"l Shirts
Cassimeres. Summer Cloth. Vestn.s
30 dozen assorted Hosiery. Buttons
Spool Cottons, insertings and Edgnes
Together with general assortment OF small articles
usually found in a well selected stock of Dry
Goods.
Terms: so and under. cash: over $50 and under
800, 80 and GO days, and over Sl00. 3d. Co. and 90
days credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest.
\. B--No goods tn be delivered until the terms of
sale are complied with. Wv. CUTTER,
Attorney and T2a.tee
+. n. SrkATT0N, Auctionc~r.
sep 30-dif- Glarsll
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
+, avery yaluabieTRACT LAND

t>oh SALE, avery valuable TR ACT OF LAND
L IN Aie1andria county, Virginia, containing fifty
TWO acres and fraction, situated opposite George
binds on the Fairfax road and the Turnpike from
the Ferry to Alexandria runs through the eastern
enc OF IT, There are about seventeen of it in
good wood and timber and much fine cedar for posts
upon II. The cleared part has all been highly i'm
proved and ditched with French drains Fine springs
OF pure water and never failing stream run through
1t; the whole fenced in to the turnpike with fine
post ana rail fence; a good barn, with sheds and
small dwelling houses, all in good order
The soil is Of very superior quality and about six
acres now we'll set I'm timothy and clover ami abe ut
one acre planted in peaches of the best kinds
ms land Is most beautifully situated, with a sur
face everywhere level and even ~ could be de-
sired. Nearly the whole tract may be considered a.
hrst-rate timothy land
Those wishing to purchase will please call on Mr.
h. Carbery, in Georgetown. Owen Murry First
oct 3-eo3yr-
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GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL,

VIE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB respectfully
i beg leave to inform their friends and the pub
lie that their sixth Anniversary BALL will take
at Island Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, October
9th, 1858.
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or cx-
pense shall be spared to make this Ball in every r..
spect as agreeable as their former ones.
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged for the
occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR: to be had of the Club
and at the door on the evening Of the ball.
MANAGERS:
c. r. Bishop. L. Jones.
W. L. Walker, Alex. TAFT,
j. G. Dudley, VI. Dudley,
j. 4. johnson. G. y. Clark,
NJ. Caldwell, j. X. Holt
yep 2T-Tt*-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESsLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
ARRIVAL Of THE BALTIC.
THREE Days LATER IRON EUROPE
ADVANCE IN RRKA nsruvus


NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 12M.-Thr s,e.m.r
Baltic. with three days later news. ar.
rived here this morning.
Breadstuffs are firm. Flour has adj
vanced one shilling. Wheat has advanced
from three to four pence per bushel, Corn
has advanced three pence per quarter.
Cotton dull and unchanged for the
last three days, 1900 bales. Havre
cotton market dull. Manchester trade
dull. Provisions steady. Lard and Tai
low advancing. Coffee firm, Sugar and
MoiasseS steady. Tobacco firm-prices
advancing. Money stringent. Consols
closed at $50. American stocks firm.
The political news is interesting.
The affairs of Russia and Turkey are
unsettled, and things look warlike. Tur-
key refuses any further modification Of
the note of the four Powers. The Sultan
says he will stand by the note at the haz-
ard of war.
The Russian army is determined TO &C.
cupy the Turkish prncipalities during
the coming winter.
The King of Prussia has gone to meet
the Russian Emperor.
1t is believed that further pacific meas
ures will yet be entered upon, and prevent
war.
1t is very difficult to obtain reliable ac-
counts regarding the Eastern question.
England is anxious for the amicable adj
Justment of the difficulties between Rus
STA and Turkey.
France is tranquil.
Other news of no importance.
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TO THE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARIFS. &C.

vTNHE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, manufactured by
l. the subscriber from pure country cream, and
fu 7nished in any quantity, from one quart and up
wards at 81 so per gallon and the shortest notice
Parties, Dinners. and Private Entertainments fur
sished in the most fashionable STYLE and equal to
any in the United States.
CIIARL0TrE-RUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT
BLANCMANGE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLlES, CAKES, &c.
made to order in every style.
All orders left at ARNoLD'S, under GaIsby's
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, will be runctualy
attended to- where there will be constantly kept on
hand large and fresh assortment of FRUITS
CONFECTJONARIES, FRENCH BON-BONS, PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES. &c.
long experience in the business enables the sub
scriber to guarantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE, TEA, CHIC
COLATE, ORGEAT, and other refreshments, can lie
obtained ut all hours at the above saloon
sep 90 H. ECKARDT
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3, - M.-Sales of
10000 bushels of wheat before the Baltic's
news arrived-white, 81 40 to ST. 43.
and very prime 81 As; red, 81 SO to
81 &c. After thenews had arrived it was
held at five cents higher. Corn-30, 900
bushels sold before the news. White at
81 to 70; yellow "A to IS. After the news
it was held higher. Flour held at sc 80
since the news.
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GENERAL AGENCY,

'1afLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims of ev.
L cry description against the government, before
the several departments. or Congress: procure pen
sions, bounty lands, extra Pay, and arrearage pay
They will attend to the buying and selling OF real
estate. the renting Of houses, and general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties 1T !,
distance with such information as they may desire
from the seat of government. Charges will e mod
crate.
Office on street Immediately opposite Winder'
Building, Washington, ID. G.
REFERENCES
Hon. ]. c. Dohbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon }. Davis, Secretary of War.
n. Callan, esq Prest Board Common Council.
Gen. J. NJ. McCalla, AttorncY-atLaw
James II. Caustn. esq.
w. G. Reddall, State Department.
sep l9-itf
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By GREEN g. sCuTT. Auotion.er.

Fl1lREE NEW FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS at
L ACCTlQN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 5th inst
We shall SELL in front Of ,h premises, at o'clock D.
m. three handsome twu-stpry frame Houes, and the
sqnaIo No. 49,. having front Of - feet nine inches
on Four and a half. beIwecn G and Il streets south
The houses contain five so.ai aud conveniently ar
ranged rooms each. and closets in every room and
rorcheS in front. The Lots back loo feet 10
p foot alley.
Terms: oneha.f cash; balsnce in six and twelve
months, the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred
pa! ments, bearing interest ON day Of sale. deed
given and de, d OF trust taken.
Title indisputsble. GREEN SCOTT,
0ctI- Auctioneers
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w ANTS.

AND:-w anted to lease or purchase upon rea-
II sonable terms, from Is to 40 acres of rood
LAM, upon or within the city mits Address 81
" at this Office, stating particulars, price, lcca
uon, &C. oct 1-3t*-
WANTED IMMEDIATrLY-A the
w Little Falls Bridge, three miles above George
to"n. twenty 1--WE good STONE CUTTERS; wa
ges y 81, 81 40. and - so per day.
yer day. GEO. THOM'
Capt Top. Eng. in charge Of construction
sep 13-tf of ,t,,e E,IIs Rr;dao