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north Of the Colorado. Nevertheless, the newly
acquired territory contains some very beautiful
and valuable portions. Cooks route, which, with
one single exception, is included in the acquisi-
tiOn follows series of watering-places, each sur
rounded by more or less rich pastures, and each
forming Kind Of oasis in the desert. More val
liable still is the valley of the San Pedro River.
The wide basin of its head-w,ters alone, sur.
rounded as it is by high and partly well-timbered
mountains, reported to be rich in all kinds Of ores,
is an admirable location for some dozens Of farms.
Artesian wells could produce here very easily
great deal more water than the settlers would
think necessary to have. But even without such
artificial means more water comes out OF the
soil here than / have seen at any other place
of equal extent on the North American Con-
tnent and water-power of any amount is TO be
found here. The valley of Santa Cruz is still more
attractive. 1t is a delightful valley watered by
a crystalline little river, which winds its way
through natural meadows, Ornamented with the
most beautiful flowers, and studded with noble
cottonwood, sycamore, ash, and walnut trees, the
whole closed in by very picturesque mountains,
which are very well timbered with oak and pine.
This little river has it's spring in the acquired ter
ritory. runs first TO the south, and, after having
passed the little town Of Santa Cruz, makes
bend TO the west and the north passes the hacienda
DE Ia Calabassa. the old Mission of Tumacacori,
the old Mission and Indian village of San Xavier
and the two little towns and presidios of Tubsca
and Tucson. aud loses ITSELF below this latter
place in the sand Of the desert. This valley is
believed TO be the highest inhabited portion of the
State of Sonora and ranges entirely in the tiara
fra" ofthe Mexican climatology. Its principal pro-
duce is wheat, but fine crops of corn are raised
likewise. and apes, pears, and peaches grow half
wild in the gardens Of many deserted farm with
ruins of most respectable buildings, which have
been plunde red and destroyed by the terrible APP
aches. This country has copious rains during the
summer. considerable snow in winter, and appears
to be extraordinarily healthy. Many spots IN the
valley have reminded me Of some of the finest To-
cslities in the mountainous regions OF Middle
and Western Germany, though the bot sun
made NE feel the difference in latitude And
while speaking Of latitude, cal not omit 10 men
tion the fact that, if | am well informed of the
latitude Of the town Of Santa Cruz, neither this
Tie fetal nFnseI Of ests Il The Lee AIssl.s cozr,
~ oe 10 near % 100 NC sfh ID q y 90 raE
m aeueer y shrsp a:eB, = 90 b.. TIE Hs-tiy
t-treh oftzsirtG
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pOOTs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES .-san "A
the old stand side Of avenue SIKH
s the old place. side avenue
9th and 9Th Streets opposite Browns HOTEL they wosld be
peased % their old customers and the public general
where Will bs found complete and
chdrens geutcmen's boys', and youths
styles and prices
FOR LADIES.
Cloth button heeled CATERS, with and without tips
French lasting button and heeled CATERS
Cloth button CATERS, without heels
French toilet sliPpers, French lasting and hid
20 DO black .ad white satin ssi,sr.
Do bronze and black hid and Morocco Slipper,
Plain lace CATERS, all coors
boots Jefcrsons thick and thin soes
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, bronze, and colosed aud tipped CATERS
Tan colored do do superior article
DO tipped and plain Morocco boots, thick soles
BronEe, black. aud green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocco boots and Jefersons thick and thin soes
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Patent O a superior quality
DO do pegsed, for q
Kid Congress CATERS black colored single dasble
Calf Congress CATERS, single double soes
Calf Oxford ties and Monereys do
Patent leather pumps and Low -qusrtered shoes
superior article Of sewsd boots, spring shanks
With ageberal variety Of sewed and pegged boots
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
All prepared to supply all de-
msnds Of boots and shoes variety Of styles
FOR SERVANTS.
Our assortment this department complete
dent we can furnish good article and fair prices.
Thankful for still
We nk by keeping good article and selling fair prices
elsewhere.
Motto: Quick sales profits. forget rsh, tore
but call at A. HOOVER 4 SON's,
Opposite Browns Hotel, between 9Th and 7h Eis
7-eodlm south side
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h"reaa Corps OF Typographical Engineers.


PROPOSALS Will be received until ON,
November equrment
Az steamer iof The lake delivered
uv "f al any of Lake Erie, said
ame not 10 be less than i6
exclusive oi fixtures for paddle wheels
isr- burden depth hold about
deck
vided as cows forward OF the machinery,
a ns hands all OF The maehiney cabin and the
oniees Also 10 have cooking pantry
wsier Closets and cabin kitchen urulue
less ihap W hands and Officers
The deck, cabin be suhicit
Pilot wheel house upper supplied
with customary convenienees steering
The hoar be schooner Igged and be supplied
pafs SAILS and nsrng To be properly
anchors adequate cables customary
lures 81 bauseI holes chain cable
Eac details dunension
furnish a drawing and model of the
The boat 10 be supplied with
tiler
No advances be contract, Depart
authority, easoas void
Department
ght 70 accept OF the proposals reject the whole and
The boat be able pressure maintain
speed OF ten miles The hour and be supplied with suitable
bnnkers, capable o.
Materials be OF The quality, put together
all customary recsu strength
against e TO ha observed The boat have less than 20
engine quality pressure kind
with the best recent Improvements.
When reported
VIII be appointed by the War Department. otcer of the
to be chosen by the These select
and 10 employ exceeding professional steamboat
10 employ the requisite hernen, nborers ke order make
specton and
boat Inspections to be exposed TO trial "Trip of no, less
than 100 miles moderate weather, which
shall maintain speed Of miles
inspectors reference to the condition.
strength of materials aud machinery workmanship nsh
has fulfilled evidence
half said paid
and one half by the contractor.
Sep l6--dan AaawtisiNov Col. Corps t. E.
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North Carolina six-Per-Cent. state stocks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Raleigh, IN. c..) September ls, 1854.
NEALED PRoPos AIS will be Office 10
oeoek a. ot The 2oh Of October next purchase
s1ioOo honds, running thirty years.
bonds are issued by
,s ~ ~ u e North Auona railroad; and addition the
)" W. Stae u he stock held BY road
- 40 F''"e'' ~ '"'" '''S'F
tYF,s WI siso be received purchase
'unhhE ten years. issued By the authority,
o us CONSTRUCTION OF the Weldon
improvement Z" the navigation Neuss ard Tar r ets
laIation for purpose. r. -
" wi bear date The hri day July 1854 and will have cou
ached "f The Interest nrr anpup ravahie the
M aav oi January aud July in Bot ana pp
Ps WI" ne paya able al the Bank
me uensuy OF Month Carolina. ~ f"' "
bey viii be issued in thousand don,V each
rr hohns VIII please address
An if Nofth Carolina siock,r Rale,ri
aroma and will Distinguish bid. III particular cia,
ana % a oi winch they bid They viii
lunde They propose o -
The bids will tie opaped a. 10 ,,rlocl M -, d. aa, s a.,
,. m a presence % the governor, ths secretary and
state Of North garoin - " = -
ardersigned reserves the accepting
" W. Fa as may be deemed advantageous
"eesst bidders will be required
OF eir bids, 10 depose hank The their
interest o the OF Juy the credit of
,n,a :" the state ofNorth Caolns This depoiie be
" 'arpihai or the Bank OF Cape Fear Raleigh.
n ~ ~omshs showing the great resources
'h m her Indebtedness office
'' " ''essr- Brown aud DcRoseff, city Of New Work
sar ID. w COURTS,
"'N"hpc' Pub Treas Of Nprih Carolina
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mo. 5221
No. 522
General notice for restoring lands 10 market
ON certain proposed raIlr0ads-

situated In the states hereinafter
uouxd sale or enrs except iof pre-
The fradeni Of u United states Is
urgent solicitations OF
brrs of anticipation o sfantr beng made
PROPOSED hAILkoADs ana Congress
% ma President has deelad that all
be lands Withdrawn unli further orders which
- bect 10 eni al lcxcep
restored market precisely
the ssm. conditions oush the same had not bee
wfbdraw from sale.
IL therefore hereby given a. and after Monday
the lands uAoh ueet TO private
ererv pyss (eIee those since pt-empied
trI IN te 6low,ne staies, Iero and land DISTRICTS and
is. as.~,hsa IN liz nocs below
xaia H. ,ubc 10 and location and thai thosc
Withdrawal The
Iic as also viii he eprooamed fer salt
wit:
10 ie53 for be Brandon Mississippi Montgomery,
Alaha
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uOUSE-WIFE COTTOAs Third Instslmsnt.-We
III have the pleasure OF announcing
who have been Whiting patiently
men of the justly celebrated
10 day $50 raeces oriEinate, in0aceA
Gle manufactured with
iue have stamped them n full. -tt
We are thus particular from knowledge of FIR inferior
article tcketed housewife cottons) for
200 pieces superior linens lowpced 10 extra
hne all cheap large portion which
order.
Vast lots Of all other kinds goods
class Of linen goods should
stock.
In mourning goods of all found full,
ample, and complete throughout the year.
than the usual prices.
rs pieces beached snnes superior
quality.
loo pieces rich wooen pads for ladies' chidrens
considered the handsomest patterns in the city.
Choice cOhs, cassiHneres
Gloves s0penders,
brelas &c Also, article usually found wclordee
goods house; TO all of which daily additions made
BY having price only and dealing solely such articles
the unnnstakabe decided
enabled offer really inducements discriminating huye
Judges Of goods)
and others cordially
the advantage Of buying where only askedo
Delay settlng bills
Good articles low prices and fair deairg
all cases.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
Oct s-6teon Opposite Centre Market
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Under the net f Congress approved 30 March, 1883 entitled An
settlers therein
United
above alternate
Improvement made the date
and paid tor at he OF two dollars and
fifty before the day hAed I me Pubhc safe ana S
entitled An for the
reserved for raoad parpoes persons who set
the lands se date of nithdnua
viii be entitled Pycmpiions al the ordinary minimum price o
the dollar
acre before the pub
Therefore, every person entitled The right of
epon msnioped- ihl Of 30
t rsfeed settlements made prior 10 te 9
OF nilotment) under the act of 9Th
nacs nde prior The date OF withdrawal
establish satisfaction
proper oce make therefor hr
by rd'oobc after seeias fhis nco
the day apponed for the public sale OF the lands
brcns otherwise claim will be forfeited
Jos. $. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner OF the General Jsnd Osfce,
Ser i6--iaw13w lint. h star
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Washington, Ecptembef y,
IN petition of Caroline Williams, adminsatx
r. Williams, deceased, Of Soesu Station, New York.
said Tbos. r. vii
iams the i4rh of December, 1870,
chnsry for hardening fsng Ac
said paeni which ih of
ccnber s54--
II ordered that the said Office
Monday.' 2.Ih Of November O'Clock,
nuuhed appear show any they
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing The extension required file the Patent
Office eir objections, specially forth
before ihe day OF all testimony filed
used the said bearing be
the rules Of the Office which
picaian.
The the VIII b. closed 18th November
and relied testimony, flied
Office before morning OF that day arguments,
n within days thereafter
odered also that this notice be published in The Union, nte
Evening Washington. Evening
PHILADELPHIA Scientific American,
Masssehu and Daily Courier, Buffalo n ",
successive weeks 2h OF Noven
Der next, ihe day nfhenrne.
CHARLES MASON,
Commission.r Patents
the papers please copy,
bills he Patent Office, with containing this notice
Sep 2q-lsv3w
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raHpETISes AND EVERY OTHER DEscHIP-

rAHPETINGS EVERY OTHER DESCHiP-
of house furnishing dry goodsWe recevnne di
sucons in New York brilliant
supply of vey style velvet tapestry Brussels
py carpets, which viii cell from 30
30 per less former prices
Also the varied stock OF curtain materials
brocntsle
and damask Turkey red csshmers,
chipz
set and by yard, som very elegant and cheap
We hkcwne prepared offer Inducements 10
apor NIL kinds Of quite and comforts
blankets from s. TO i2 sheetng all widths pillow
nen dsmsk diaper and iahecict damssk napkins
.iep crash Scotch. Russia md hacka
back diaper, table oicioih.
In without would 10 n~Do
public stock this OF desp
Of dry goods greatly reduced figures FROM
York will he sold prompt
credit dealers corresponding low rates.
BARNES MITCHELL
the avenue, between S,h and Oh streets.
22-eolwif
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

orros svrrEsrrsprsI or rHx Pprno PErsnss,
Washington, september 80 io5s.
of provide executing public print
ng &c approved August ie5 sealed proposals will be
neIt, O'Clock, furnishing paper
.' may m required ed for The public printing for The year ar on me
suboined specifies, nearly can aseeaned the
quantity and The quality and description, of each kind paper thai
1870 fine printing paper, uncalendeed "a by
ss inches, and 10 weigh iorryfve pounds the
CLAss
1000 printing ealendered "a by 50
inches, and 10 weigh fysix pounds to the OF sso
CLASS g.
800 supedne hard sized calendered printing paper
"a by ~ inches and weigh forty pounds
the OF 40 Sheets
and cotton, FROM all
q M @ up Il OF
4o perfect sheets Uniformity color, tckness and will
from the standard weight yin es wsi VIZ
bundle make the weight viii be considered violation of hs
s sssi s s. s ss: az t
Will e % s 10 %
in the FIRST second and third cinsses such times the public
sreat quantity either class should quantity be
CURED such times and in such quantities may be deemed
NOD. 600 600 'saws % quar,o post to weigh pounds per am
No. J. 500 foocsp weigh 10 pounds per ream.
:. :: sSS sSS do do DO DO DO DO Il Il do do DO DO
100 sa" So ne'p Sss Ss e per Do A"
No. 200 folio post weigh pounds per
). y" 10 do do bank ao pos. DO DO e e do DO do DO
No 800 reams doubleeap, TO weigh "a pounds per
med, wrinE.) weigh pounds per
30 90 DO DO DO DO DO 90 90 % 90 90 90 90
4. 25 10 med, (assort'd,) do "a do
papers designated
,ea and nsned in the best manner, free from
standard OF the respective kinds The right reserved OF
ordering greater or les. guaHy Of each nnd every Kind con
Each separately, subject sep
contracts but bidders may of for one or more Of the classes
in the proposal and the privilege reserved of requiring
bidder who have than assigned him tnke all
such glasses, or righi any class
Samples not less than que) OF each kind OF paper bid
correspond paper
proposed for IN that schedule and in the first three classes 10 be
And all proposals and samples must be transmitted this Office
Of postage other expense.
and specify the pound and the price
but price eac Of kind of contained
All the paper cusses be
paces be designated Washington cy good
The Inspection count weight Of the supeniend
eni, and be in all respects satisfactory.
Blank forms will be furnished this Office
applying for them and will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith.
Bonds with securities will be reQured and the
plying inferior article in the classes failure
tbs quantity required time, viii be considered violation
Eaca required proposals satisfactory
evidence OF his ability TO execute it and proposal
panied with such evidence will be rejected.
The will be opened the required BY law son
at 10 O'Clock, a. m Superintendent,
Proposals viii be addressed re Of the Public
Proposals for supplying Papef'
Superintendent of the Public Printing
Oct I-eodtlDec
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United States Mails.

posr osrIvE DEPARTMENT,
August ~, 1854.
PROPOSALS csrryin mails of the Lnted States from the
following Mississippi the Contrac
once o. ibe Post once Department N he e 81 Washington
the llrb
KENTUCKY.
No 5lua From ya,, cso u, by Memphis, Tenn Napo.eon
New Orleans, lo75 miles and back, daily,
suitable steamboats,
arrive a New Orleans in 5 days by SPIN;
Leave New Orleans daily at IN;
Arrise at Cairo six days by 5 PM
No. sad ds'q o ~ y Tsnu Hy New
Fulton, Tenn, oceo'a, Ark, Pecaa Point, Randolph
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, TO Memphis, Tenn, 24l
miles aud back, three times week, safe suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a,
Arrive . Mempbis 81 hours by p m next day
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive al 81 hours by 6 a N next days.
MISSISSIPPI.
No a From vicLsburs, by Youne's Point, a lkens
Pecan Grove, Talala, Miss Lake Providence, La
ton, Miss. Greenviiie, Columbia, arR. Gaas,s Land
ng. and victaia, Miss, Napoleon, Ark. s5o miles
aud back, 'bree inss week, IN safe and suitable
Leave viekssurg every Monday, Wednesday, Thurs
Arrive Nspoieon every Friday, saturday, Sunday
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, "Wednesday, Mon
Arrive vieksburg every Tuesday, Thursday and satur
No 1857 From Rock Island. IN by Hampton Byron
va, Albany, Fulton, Savannah lie Claire, Iowa, Caman
che Lyons, Tabala, and Bellevue, Gaena, H., 100
miles and back three times week, in SAFE and suitable
Bidders viii propose schedule.
For forms Of proposals. guarantee, certificate insuc-
h oniraes such the department prope
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Aug al-eoasod [Ine and sar.l
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Withdrawn districts subyec
Naichloches, Louisiana,
IL 1853 for the raioad from shreveport vrkbug
State, aud OF which extended by
56 will be subject 9Th December
fired said thnt respective registers
into effect maom aratns further instruction, rom this Office
Given under hand the Genera! Land
Washington this nth dag Of September 1854
BY order Of the President
JOHN WILSON,
sePb-Aa@pE COMMISSIONER
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United States Mail.

Posr DEPARTMENT,
September IL, 1854
of January 1885, both June 1855
following in the State ohama win be received =, e Con
until O'Clock of lsi November 1854 to be decided by Sd
I From anestown by sususve Grove Hi Choctaw Corner
Clay Hin piton's Mills Shiloh spenceve Linden, spring
back a week in two-horse stages.
Leave Cainesown every Sunday Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive Greensboro in 36 hour, by 2. m,
Greensboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Gaipestown in B hours, by p.
Proposals coaches will be considered
For form OF proposals. guarantee and eeeate also instructions
(ebacing conditions be incorporated the
advereen inviting proposals
southwestern States, dated January g. 1854
Postmaster General
Sep l9-iaw4w Intel and Ev. starl
UnIted States Patent once,
Washington, September %, 1884.
IN petition Of Caroline g. Williams, ndmnistairx OF Tbos
Williams, Moreau Station, New York.
extension of the said Tho r. Williams
ing &C. for from The expiration
of said patent which kes place the la day of December
said petition
persons notified appear they
why said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO file in the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth in writing at least twenty
days before the day hearings all testimony filed by either party
with the rules of the Office which viii be furnished ap
cation.
testimony viii be closed l7h OF Nsvem
her dposons and other relied testimony be
menis, II any, within days thereafter
Ordered also this ncliee be published in the unsn Inei
and Evening Star, Washington, d. c. Evening Argus,
PiIHdepha Pa cienhe American, New York Post Boston,
weeks the 27th Of November
day Of hearing
Commissioner Of Patents.
p sEdiors Of papers please copy,
SEM
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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE Ovucx,

ORDNANCE OFuCE,
Washington September 1e, 1854.
ONCkESs during its last session having appeopstOn
M me purchase OF inc best breecIoadng rAes for the Of
e Uni.eo s'es uy provided that the Secretary Wa ahcr
a practical thereof shall
proper inventors and manufacturers
mems Of such will be received
December neI for preliminary and found ohs
reasonable OF being useful will
sufficient number five Of
expectston) to be placed in the hands soldiers
held The result OF this practical will aid
king decisi n. HENRY K CRAIG.
Colonel Of Ordnance.
The editors Of the following will hs
above notice twice week for
ot the containing The National
Evening star, Washington Args, Philadelphia Military
Argus, New York Time Hartford; Times
AT Pisbu Times. al Loaisvils Delta, at New Orleans.
Sep 30-1aw6w
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TO QUIZ SUBSCRIBERS.

The AAme Of NO will be catered spoa bsess sns
payment OF ths suhscupooa be advance
DAna sAaReu mcncv by Jettss Ii. ncae Of
which wsA - AA BY
uAnsminsfon H|H HT
The COUNTRY PAPER pxshsasz vi weekly avrinx As sss
asns Of Coasssss, Nd ssuiwsskiy Asrias the recess.
Subscriptions for a penod rhaa wear Vii, he received
psoportioned 70 The shsve rssus
00-PosTAAsTERs suthoxissd asesn sad By
sending DAILY suhscbe $50 enclosed ar yrva
sKMwERxLY subscribers, with 92S enclosed, enusa 70
copy sroesG rff
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ARMY and Navy Equipments.

WALL sTEpHENs military manufacturers OF the FIRST oraers,
respectfully ca The attention 81 and officers
goods They created a
and furnish the elegant
successfully challenge red ucou.
privilege
and the despite the ogcinE
cf sn'iquarians
uniiea state. nsgs and banners H,aae order.
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NEW FALL GOODS Having just returned from North,
~ take pen=nre IN informing friends and and
the
nrzes;
aud venrs fsbc great
importing New NIL OF pre-
pared the latest and approved styles
nd ont mos reasonable
WILLIAM TUCKER,
tenusylEsnia avenue, between an
9I-dlm
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baltimore College of Dental Surgery.

fBkrN A. HARRIS, NJ d., principles Of Dental Surgery.
" Thomas Z Bond NJ D., principles Of Dental Medicine.
Washington r Handy, NJ. D., 0sioUy and Physiology.
Alfred A. BIandy, M. d.. Dental Prsctice.
Philip H. Austen, N. d., DENTAL Mechanics
Reginald NJ Wright, M. D., Denial Chemistry.
The Noven-
bes. and cose the fi of March,
ana dtssectiobs ...I {.
The rfrmsy being connected with the college, win
practice.
open throughout the whole year.
$40, So
For turiber information address
p H. AUSTEN, Dean,
sept l3--2aw4w rs Sharp
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Washington HrAAch AAxlxOad.
Change Of Prices Sefgsem Huntington ana Baifimsre
& ln2

NOTlCE-on and AfsEg Mondsys October are
~ Washington and Baltimore will be dollar
comDutaton of viii be allowed procure
uckss before entering
be made 10 all unless purchased
ofhcs. " -
Round tickets for three days. issued on the 3D. 3D.
4 sad oih instant ~ S al who wish Agu
tural Fair and Maryland lnstifuie.
By order; g. II. PARSONS,
oct jim Agent
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UMBEphe subscribers, having Established themselves the
Ia business old stand Of Wm Bird sirh and
prepared articles
ble terms. They soicif share Of public patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT a. co.
I6--~otf
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Hy y. &. MCGUIRE. AuctiSneer.

SALE ON PRESIDENTS SQUARE On Wednesday, Noveu-
~ Der ISL O'Clock, premises will sell public
sale that handsome and desirable dwelling
pied ny The hes Dr. Pyne The which stands
street ia set ~ lnchcs and Vermont loo
ing lot on The corner Of square 2s containing feet
ground A. opportunity seldom
csnon is should be lost The large,
built with modern improvements, and altogether desirable
Terms onetourh cash. and the g. H. ls
with Interest on me deferred secured by deed Of
Csnyeysncss Al the purchasers expense
Terms 10 be complied with within Gays dsy
70 be delivered purchaser compliance with
JAS MCGUIRE,
Oct ll--eodkds Aucuoneer.
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A MEXICAN Huusp. =,

T.m.s D.. ,foosN' 4anovrr Stree, Bastoas by
,ss enlarged and siogsntly furnished
ion Of ihe travelling pobIie - -
Dee
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February 1851 the railroad from Mobile Cirard
Alabama GunteI's Landing,
Alabama of
via Mobile New Orleans, Louisiana,
thereof Albany Georgia, Euaula, Montgomery