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IN their Valiou8 Orm9 Ivnt new we ana ggor restore
ng lie ohatiorsd conolnilon, and ps inpting hone %
place OF dependency BYia mild rfaeant and saieac1
don on the stomtth t8r, Ndneya iunga, and The neri
yous 8yattm Il cures dyspepaa liver complaint d1caseo
or me urinary organs coushe asihma, bronchial hlec4
fonS consumnuon serOoll, Kngis Xvii, worms, rheu7
masm foul, nalrafai saint Vitun DANCE tiiei ti1u'
b, piits, VIII en- discagss aylfns romimnuro blood.
esnorai SEeri' tahn u. Ahpbun, .5lh ward, and s.
DRUID u generally
a. soiib, Md5rtnes 4 MgW8sAY, 80 Baltimore Il
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

ff1HFiTi7i oI ina 81 ~ hiiin an iVess Id ~ mi
received and for saloby PETER hkeHkR5
flh e. between Monioe and Unlpn,
isai Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

TDEWAfEk CoaMeToN az RionNosp. Pc
Richmond papsls state oil authority lhal this i'm.
poftpnl woiR, @bch hos been forsome time delay.
edoh account or sickness among the wotkmen,
will be 60 faf completed Is 70 open for the use Of
ibe public. ID lsw days The Diinaich says'l
t'fhe 6uccsaaful completion Of this work will be
hailed with no less ipleot0Ie by the citizens Of
Richmond than those Of hoilolkol LYnohbuIgr7
n @ill ailcgd az uninterrupted naylgulioh Of more
lhnn three HUNDRED miles floln lhesthboaId 70 she
i6lefiof, and win tend greatly u incIenSe lh9
amount Of produce iTansported oyerthe lins.
suDDEs DriTn-A gentleman named ~
smilb, ION Wtishpyils, Pa9 died suddenly %
Thesd6y morning. o. opoplexS whilstina Store
on Smiths wharf BallinQIe Ba had seyefaI thoaf
sand dollae 10 BIS powerson An Inquest WoS
held over The body and aveldicl rendered Accord
ugly Phygelans were promptly sent ioE bpt
ihelg skill could DO no good lie dlel ina yery
few mnutsB Sc apparently about 50 ysaIS
Of nge.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

N-l iti-dty .WHEabEe,y, va.
Is a5dbn j DNsV ~ has Uieigd SlOI6 on NilI9II
III Whtclihg lext 10 Michel Rohans mib9JiJ. n
ts IA OF Second iiaTa FagAllate, Where Ne S,lI
Islisdt6 bay, ssllsOt exchange Fdtiildle oial lie
.ele 6to. lfrrs sra 81 ~
Al persons Wing furnlturg 10 dispose Of Vl6nsh
20 their advantage 10 stll Oh mn. jS6ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

4 n PRS Lsltes " NJ PtYoias rfcllV ei q OiE nti
isi9 ~ - - ~ - NeNR4l4 w.
al FGfes5 fkS caTsipllg mlonidth, sHns'l ~
u ceplc1, YoWBLL'S Drus store o,,,.i., Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

PRoDpoTloN o. LEnoSs -9he Salem IN. I'LL
STANDARD, says that Ms, Sarah Billet ot lhaitow1
hus gathered duiiug ths present asuscn one hun.
9i{d GOOD ripe lemons nom singls nee ana from
another ihH iook one measuring tAilIeen Inches
aad hnlfjh eitehmlefehce, ind Weighing one
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W.. tcutbcOklo
Thorlas q, hieRwen, defendant lftniJ Pilfh
Yau nFe hereby lotiflet, That oIi& III tiJoi
September, 1871. betwceutlle hOuIp 0fe1tiftt A. N,
and o'clock, p 81, ol that day At NJ Law 0fnof
Ghalety neWeyi ksqr.l IN the tosii Of Cadt HiltsA
uaunty 6iaie Of Ohio, lhe deposition OF obth ttt
win thgon 10 b0 red % fvidenee cT ne piiinlsh
trial Of said ehuss Butii from Ahy taioHits SD a.
sllon shall not thou BE- commencej or Mig tbmreht
sla not then Be completed, the iakig oftAtfiua w
b. diouAtd non time 10 lime until NJ 9ms ltllke m
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

New JeWelry ellti
ls AZ Ne. 4, yYaahInaien lln,ljjg p,.,
tiSf TeGB ysd ESWloiol hdes tpe wv wv ~ Z, ,,i
81 breast Pins, Guard chaina thalelli,,s .,o.,la
Coda silver hlmbles and ftntss W y
soifmsis III Watohss JewelTy AVID PsRsI be2g rlo,t,
AGO. hnolherlnt Or those srparior Nsutil.'
aif OF which Will bc sold YgIy o,,,u uos,,,h
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I UNI' Upeled, lleNI idolTdpl Uit1ITT 49,.
~ MOnCOe 6ito4t- r. = I. ID -. ~ i63lil1 & !
,.,1li9p F{''s sgg ~ aSRssAa2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

5000 DR. w. 4. McMeohen,
n PPlC E-eornet Centre and sixth suset,,
~ 1ft-dtt ttVHBHbiN6 Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

cnotthi Aiids8 na lasANr. oholers has OPP
p9ated hnlcn as inmates Of lho Lunnta Asylum
liz Bloomlnsdala, la ga mosi malignant form, end
tSs dssh ada5s d'iis'
lrFiDid YOU nsylhe f0aIaa on lh1i letter, Rld4
DIR sue. yt / chopped he loihel into hs
box, and ne money wid W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

FV1mabThtg aElsD AND Is re GUTTER,
nv GkO' WILLOW,
ruaif market oQu1re, Wheellnr NaFIl
fceiald sisubeHyll I'd Republican, paal4i cory -
tho amount gl q sch, srd ehi'se lha el1set
OYHNkt hqsAhlN lo1ApAk NGkDT
g. S, hIaltby, 6ise Hif6l
rbATB HOLT q MALTAY,J
tR commenced iecelviug daily BY kYprotst ntah
lN iiaitimoto Oyslors iI cana aud ball eans
M n. n MoNGt Agent,
NOyGlor Depot No 10 Monroe az. 4
ami7ni Main and t6gkei.
F7i17 Attention "Reds : mli
rl1HR mombelb QtHie Pleg HHegtlso HefE gpNPAst
day evening, ITO 1911 list az "a o'clock buHneeo Of
lmnOTtnnco VIII b tfaleHCieu.
10 Every member regOesisd 70 bflns 30 BE mi.
fomf Byoidor oiihe hrelidelii. ~, 49,
CAreus and Young America cOpy)
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80 Vnllr TaKea.

Tax payers wit remember that tho olty taxes tot
1854 efe die Oh The irat day OF June will call uron
sll the citizens qPq ep bore thsy WIN oep'ePa'e' %
pay up. i ..,., s,.,,s, !.
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seetltiiHty III q 10 ls "a tll' n q ra.,lt
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mea aud snful dplomstis,s. but even proud warriors
and blooming msdens. there turned into consumnass
hypocrIes But. spite OF tho bows, smiles lies. and The
disgusting alteration by which the courers. and The no
bly in general ready 10 Crafty the immodcfa'e sell
love OF the Auccs they lar from participating "
the absurd ideas which the OF the Russian people
entertain OF his person To the lower classes the Czai
is the vicegerent of God-sn esnhly iathes, but sui
more than = mere human being. To him they look "
with almost idolstrous alteration. an intable DIS
ubutor OF panshments and rewards, and by them DE
Justice aud benevolence are never doubted
Railing over 80 mighty empire, accustomed TO re-
csye almost divine alteration from the greater part Of
his Subjects and hearing his courters appaudins all hi'
savings and dongs TO the skies. or n arfui words as
surnx him that he is The object of admiration, not Only
OF those who happy enough to live under his sway, ou
also of distant Daons and being, indeed, the possesso
of so many rare qualities, il is wonder that man sc
naturally vain as The Emperor Nicholas should deem
himself of more exalted nature than men generally
Therefore, imagining himself scarcely subject TO fralle'
common 10 human nature he cannot bear opposlion bu
requires implicit obedience which is the very character
is,c OF consummate ,yrant
Very respectfully. q. 7. II.
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From the Northwest.
G. C.. H..
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, 1853

CiNcSNATi, Dec. 81, 1853
To The Editor of ue Union;
The " Northwest and the " Southwest" assuming,
by right oil wealth and population, to be no nconsder
able power the State" occasional note from here
abous to your political and metropolitan readers may be
interesting.
Slow but sure in all intellectual movement. our agr-
cultural communities have moi, yet, been in any de-
gree affected by the clamor OF the New York politl-
cians and the confidence which the West manifested in
the capacity and integrity Of President Pierce, in the al
most unanimous vote which it cast for him at the last
presidential election s still most generally cherished
will take more than the compa:nings OF dsappoint
ed and dsaected office hunters 10 disturb the trust and
confident hope Of our western democracy in the present
administration The aborng, producing, and thinking
people are sincere aud earnest in their advocacy and
support OF democratic principles, and the advancement
OF men is to them OF greatly subordinate consideration
AS ripple upon the surface indicating the strong and
steady current, the following resolutions, passed at
primary meeting this city, on the evening OF the a4h
instant are presented
The following resolutions, presented by L. j. Gaaher,
were passed without dissent;
Resoiued That the democracy OF the Filth ward hereby
epnacay endorse the resolutions and action of the last
National Convention, and recognise 10 the in
the Baltimore PLATFORM
Resoiusd That delegate tho approaching State
hereby rnced present the substance OF the
above resolution his capacity delegate tiom this
ward and urge It's favorable consideration upon the State
convention.
The same resolutions would pass unanimously at any
primary meeting OF the democracy in southern Ohio.
EN- PASSANT.
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SiNoPE THE CoAsTe ~ PoHTIUs, IN ASA MISoR-The
following notice OF Snope, where the recent battle
fought between the Turks and Russians, will at the
present moment be read with interest:
The temples, palaces, and por,icoes erected by a
powerful line OF kings have been leveed with The dust
Nought remains of 50 much magnhcence save dirty
oriental o& thousand wrelched houses, surround.
ed by cfumbing walls and fostering OF Byzantine
construction Almost equally wreck is the enormous
hull OF an embryo wo-decker which stands unaunched
on the stocks, built here where timber and work are
cheap never finished allowed rot Alas for Sinope'
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Nicholas /, Emperor Of Russia.

WARRINGTON Cur, Dec. 81, 1853
4. the Editor Of Tia Union
SIR Every who visits ST. Petersburgh, the mod
capital of the Russian empire and pays the least al
enton TO what there presents itself 10 his view will
be convinced OF the awful power of The ruler and
Of the degraded condition Of The people this name can
properly be given to a herd OF serfs.
Magnificent architectural structures, proud monument.
OF victories gorgeous court. elegant uniforms, 6ne
equipages sumpuoas feasts, splendid balls and prouse
display OF immense wealth, prevent the reeclng
traveller Iron perceIvDg the towncast looks OF the
adcsmsn. the stupidity Of the soldiers the ignorance of
The populace, and the vulgsry OF the majority OF the
nobility. Everywhere he meets with sneaking spies,
whose business il is watch his every word and all bis
dongs IL will not take him long time ere be discovers
general absence OF rankness and candor and that but
very few hesitate in u'lering the abec, fstery or
In telling the most scandaous fasehoods But the most
Disgusting feature OF the Russian character is The con
iemptble serviIiy shown 10 every SUPERIOR while every
inferior treated with the bnmaliDg arrogance;
and hence the basphemous reverence displayed toward
the imperial family and The shudderpg awe al the very
mention OF The Emperorr name
Still. is but just 10 observe that the Inhabitants of St
Peicsbugh have many for being thankful to the
EN- error, and 10 many other members ol The imperial
house, on account OF their generosity and bersy on
many occasions But what praise does he ID reality DC
serve who gives away with Que hand what he has APP
propfaied 10 himself with the olhcfl Or what merit
ought to be ascrbed TO him who relieves the physical
wants OF those whom he deprves OF the rights of man.
and Of ihst intellectual noorshmsn which only liberty
can sivei
AT the, Russian court ha,tenes and faschoods are
mesns which even the gifted use in order
acquire favor, rank, and emolumenis, while noble
frspkness and manly esndor sure TO meet with
ffowns from the Emperos brow. Not only crafty sates
The daily union., 1854-01-01

kpuSATtOSThc undersigned graduate Of the a.,
~ Of Vrsns viii select Ensish CLASSICAL mi
school the 10th
The course Of instruction win embrace al the
complete acsdemcal edscaon The number
ed to many be carefully m,
principal htmse ndcd only rxod~rn
Eusges The school will he furnished apd f,yr
lure o. he most approved style, and all is rrsns be
such as are best suited 10 order c
promote the co afoit and improvement Of his pups
He has had long experience in cschiu and
by bis past success assuring IN,
aud morsl training Of their care their ius,
pectsuons will h- fsIiy realized. '"' -
crcanr consninx terms hs had after few dsv, ot
the principal At his roons. or Al the hookssorss " "
ao W. BusHNELL N. A,
The daily union., 1854-01-01

SILVER coIsAewRscen appearances Indicate that The
New York assay Office will be able go into operation
by the Is, April next, and The branch mint of California
on The lsi Of February. As ihe New York es
ablishment gets under way, the mint at Philadelphia
will be sci work chiefly upon silver cop by direction
OF Mr. Guhte, who desires to furnish, il possible, a
supply OF silver sufficient for the ordinary purposes Of
business. II is believed there will be but little difficulty
in getting the metal for coinage Mr.. Guthrie has al
ready purchased s7ooo,ooo OF silver since he went into
the Treasury Department and we can afford TO offer suf
6cient Inducements to procure us from Mexico any
amonni that we may desire.
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supreme Court OF the United statcs
FRIDAY. December 80, 1853.

No. iia Wm. Robertson, trustee, &c Us Joseph
Conss executors In to the high court OF errors
and appeals OF Mississippi.
Mr. Chief Justice Tapey delivered The opinion OF this
court dismissng this writ OF Tor the wan, OF ju-
risdciion.
No. as. The Northern Indiana Railroad Company
ct al appellants, ps the Michigan and Central Railroad
Company The Argument of this cause was continued
by Mes.rs Pruyn and Joy for The appellee.
Adjourned to Tuesday, III o'clock,
The daily union., 1854-01-01

WAsusoroS, II c., Dec 10, 1853.
CgSrLEMEsi have the honor acknowledge the receipt
OF the invitation Of my ends and neghbors OF Troy
public dinner, be given at such Time may bost su
my convenience.
Although a dinner is not necessary to convince me
OF the great Kindness generosity, and hospitality Of the
citizens OF Troy yess am about to Leave my cherished
home for California avail myself Of the occasion offered
to say my Trojau friends that viii, II agreeable,
,bom the 3st OF December instant, when will take
esvewilh the hope, however, that u will only he for
For your high opinion Of my services in peace well
in war be pleased accept the grateful acknowledgment
OF your friend and obedieut servant,
JOHN u. WOOL.
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nAnANrs

Ngw YORK. Dec. i,--S,ock market closed frmer to-day
under the news-prices have gone up shade. Exchange
on London "a " premium Canton 2i Erie 7gk Long
Island. sales Reading 70; Parker Vein u Cumbcr-
land Coal a5l Nicaragua 27h
Flour 10 dnIer to-day and less deposition purchase
sales gooo bbs 81 IS for State 81 rs Tor soutbc
Rye -four and meal unchanged.
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him to participate n such a demonstration The fol-
lowing is the correspondence
Troy, Nov. H. 1853
SiR The undersigned, citizens OF Troy, having learned
that your official duties will require your removal
from our city, beg leave In this TO express their
any public exigenoy which shall thus deprive IA
of the pleasure Of your society as neighbo and resident
of city.
While as patriots and lovers of country, canno,
highly appreciate and admire your public services
from the OF 1872 down the present tinea career OF
honorable effort com mepcing with great brisrcy al
queenstown and consummaed in halo OF glory al Bu-na
Vsm-as citizens, also bear witness 10 your private
WORTH your ubaniy of manners and your patron
a 20 aud devotion 10 the arts OF peace
Being on the of departure from midst, and feel
ing ply sensible OF the loss shall sustain In being de
prlved the society Of yourself and family, beg that
you will afford the opportunity OF taking leave o
public dinner which hereby tender you, such time
a 8 may best suit your convenience,
GEO VAIL,
DAVID DUEL, jr.,
DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
CHAS. = COLEMAN,
A. Il OLiN
And many other oitlzens OF the city,
MkIcR GENERAL Wool.
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BY TELR q RAPH.
MARINE nn.A.1Kk.

BosroS, Dec. 3i.A ship un known, and the brig Mary
L. Price, OF Wilmington Tor Boston, ashore Scnoe
The barque Maryland OF Bal moe. Tor Boston. ashore
Ola les. and i've feet in her hold. She will
probably be total loss, with her cargo
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by J. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND HANDSOME FURNI-
ureOn Tuesday morning. January 81 commencing q 10
o'clock shall SELL the cabinet factory Waou
who has leased his building for other purposes
avenus between iah and 18th
In trade csnprising- ' ---s7'
Wal.us and mahogany French tete plain soiAs
side tables r. - -' -
Aahogany and walnut hair cloth and rockers
DO dressing and plain bureaus
DO and walnut and marble too w.shstands
40 hair spring aud chairs
WsiMt extension dining tables, breakfast table
6idcsoards, whatnots,
Mahogany aud painted wardsobes, washstands
walnut, MAPLE and painted cane and wood scat and
rockers 4&Na
Otiomans, footstoos mahogany and walnut tables
HIGH low post cotsge and trunde bedsteads, Of
Cherry dining, breakfast, aud kitchen tables
Together with number Of articles usually
nahiDg storc
Terms $50 and under cash that .
ou monis iot notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
JAS. McGUIRE,
Jsni--d Auctionesr.
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To tbs Editor of the Uaion:
offered the following resolution in the House to-day

offered the following resolution in the House to-day
Resolpsd That the Committee OF Ways and Means be,
aud the same is hereby instructed inquire into the
podency reporting greater allowance TO the Collins
line of seaers, carrying the mail from New York to
Iyetpoo Than paid the last gressthat Isl
The sum OF S236 500 per annnn-in lieu oil ie appropua
ou made Congress, that Is, the OF sS5sO00 pei
annuun The trsi-na med sumlhat the o $236 JU0
being S3 900 per trip more than is paid by the British
mt TO Cunaid line OF for similar
wees the lastnunIed suuito wit the OF 1858 O0U
being 600 per p than s paid said Cunard line
aso port proprcty Of terminating the maui arrange.
nen with the Collins 10y notice, contemplated
by law.
1t was objected to by Mr. Walsh. OF New York. and
of course under the rules, could not be considered
now desire to bring the matter before members of Con-
gress and the county, through your paper, in order. il
possible 10 remedy this Congress the enorniy committed
BY the last Congress. DANIEL MACE.
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A CARD---T the attention Of those wishing
IA
New York opp~its Of
suels residence Of
Lot, 20 feet front and 7sk feet deep.
Sale Tuesday, st o'clock, by
Ian J. q, MCGUIRE, Aue,ions.r
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eoLp prroslrss " rne nnNr

PmADELruA, Dec. 3The depos,es OF geld in the Uni.
ted States Mint for the month Oh December to
four mioa five hundred thousand dollars total dcposites
for the ending to-day, amount to fifty three million
live hundred thousand dollars.
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nrsrnnnrIrx rIrr.

HARrFosD, Dec ~, Early this morning tho Lake Woo
len Mills at Elingson, II miles from here, entrel
destroyed by fire. Loss S7booo, insnr ance $50 900
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TaE AsUR.ER's srATEmErT.

d dgnaaid dyres ana,. As
REM &ang,a Mamomt
and from dsatas.a ordered
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srAIK OF LIE ONO

WuEHtrNe. Dec. @-p m There are FIVE feet in
the channel, aud stationary. The Ohio river is gorgcd
with ice above Suubenville
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rlEI.

NEv Yoss, Dec. 3l.-A fire occurred Yesterday at og
densburg in rh, State, which destroyed Sl500H worth OF
The daily union., 1854-01-01

CARD.-The atssaton ~ ladies gentlemen
nsion sspecaaiy invited the sal. Of handsome
which viii ahe place T0esdav the N of Jsauavy 10
the residence Of r. Burnley between 18th
streets The furniture all md hns quality,
the sale will he well worthy the pubtc
GREEN n SCOTT,
Jan Id Aucuon~ers
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(NLOAKS AND TALMAs at greatly reduced prices.-
We have remaining hand handsome
vet and cloth eloaks and being
possible, concluded 10
in New York.
Ladies who have not yet purchased cloak
tnty o dong 20 at ~ cent less than former
we would also inform the public that from January
will OF eoods n cost M
cash. Many articles will be sold the cost a. are de-
tcrmined goods season.
Cixens and strangers respectfully invited call
stock aud prices. =
Dec sl-s,f cLAGErT. NEWTON May, 4 co.
The daily union., 1854-01-01
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,on.er.

By !. O. MCGUIRE, Auctfonser.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH STREET AT PUB.
Lie AUCTONOn Thundsy afternoon January 5th, II 3k
O'Clock, the premises shal in sousra No.
1853 fronting IS feet North street,
and 18th street west running back 80 with privileges
4fset private alley In the containing 6s7x square
Terms Oneha cash the residue in and II
terest, secured by deed OF
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Dec 3-d Auctioneer.