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NEWS FROM EUR0PE-ARRIvAL OF
THE FRANKLIN AND CANADA.

By the arrival Of the Franklin at New
York, and the Canada at Halifax, yester-
day, we have intelligence week later
than that by the Africa-the Liverpool
dates by the Canada being to the 18th
inst. The news does not afford anything
important as far as the actual condition
of affairs is concerned. The Cars re-
ply to the ultimatum of France and
England had not been received. The
British feet was proceeding to the Baltic.
England was not disposed to look fayora-
BILE on the Prussian proposal for a resump-
ton of negotiations, and had intimated
her belief that the fastening of the en-
barkation of troops for Constantinople
and the despatch of third fleet to the
Baltic were the only things to be now
done. In Parliament an address had
been moved to the Queen praying that in
the event of war, directions might be
given to cruisers to abstain from inter-
fering with neutral vessels not carrying
contrabrand munitions of war, and sug-
costing also the policy of entering into a
treaty to accomplish this purpose with
the United States and other countries.
The commercial intelligence announces
another heavy decline in breadstuffs.-
Cotton was dull without any quotablc
change in prices. The London money
market was light. Consols closed at 81.
THE MARKETS BY THE CANADA.
LIVERPOOL, March Sth.-Breadstuffs.-
Richardson quotes breadstuffs dull, with de-
cline of Is Sd Is per Dbl. in -four, Sd 4d in
Baltimore 35s. sd. Ohio 81 White wheat lis
Sd lis Cd. Red los Cd los 3D. White
| Corn "A 45s. Yellow ABS.
Provisions.-Beef sitter but not quotably
| higher The demand was active as los for
| Mess. Pork firm and tending upward. New
| Western Mess 75s. Bacon dull and slightly
lower. Sales at 46s a Ais. Extra 40 Sos. Lard
dull at sos.
Rice lower and quiet.
Roein prime at 6s. 5s. Cd, for common and
| Us cd. for fine. Spirits Turpentine J6 a 81
Coffee and Sugar unchanged. Tobacco firm
trade at Manchester quiet and prices weak
LONDON MONEY MARKET Money is tighter;
consuls closed at 81. American stocks un.
changed-United States SIS IS, 90! 1901
ditto 6s 62, 100 a 1O7, ditto {bonds) '6S 10 q
| 1l0l. do. '67 '6S Stocks 1O9i 10. Penna
IS 7S a 80. Maryland 5s "a a SO. Ohio 6's
| 104 a los.
| LONDON MARKETS Iron firm. Bar in w ales
fS IS. fS los. Rails f5 5s Breadstuffi
lower. Canal -four SO BIS. Ohio 3S. Freight:
unchanged
PARIS, March 17-Wheat has fallen 2franc:
per hectolitre. Barly and Oats have also fallen
and there has been corresponding fall in al
| the markets around Paris
At the B0urse Threes closed at sc per 24c
Fours and Quarters 90 per SOC.
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j. The Postmaster General of Canada
has published a notification that here
after the postage on letters, not exceed
ing half an ounce, will be carried between
the two countries for lid currency
(i2A cents). This arrangement applies
to the British steamers that run from
Portland to Liverpool, and from Quebec
to the same port.
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TIE MAGAzINEs.-Joe Shillington has
laid upon our table 1.-The Knickerbocker"
Magazine for April, which is as good as
usual: ''Putnam's Monthly" for April;
and ''Graham's Magazine" for the same
month, which is handsomely embellished
by several wood engravings and beau
tiful steel plate of THE Death Of the
Stag"
Buckingham has also sent us "The
hnlckerbscker" and 'Putnan's Month
w."
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MAGAZINE for April, just

DUTNAM'S MAGAZINE for April. Just
i received and for sale ut
NATIONAL pERI0DI AL DE-
psf, National Hotel.
Knickerboeker Magazine for April
6odey's Ladys b ok do
Arthur's Home Q Jaime Go
Ladies' National a. azire do
Dickens Household Words do
Ever, thing in the Book, MAyszine, or Newspaper
line for sale as soon as P blshsd. by
mar Cot EFF BUCKINGHAM.
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" Gentlemen are not allowed to keep
their hats on in the New Orleans theatres
while the curtain IS up.-Erehange.
1t would be we'll if such a law existed
in our W Washington theatres. Gentlemen,
however, never keep their hats on, on
such occasions.
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RICH JEWELRY.

M w. CALI q BRO are nov opening the most
M. elegant assortment Of mayni6cent Jewe,r,
ever offered for sale in this city.
They call special attention to thu sto X of Dia
M nd, Mo-aic, Perl. Csrbuucle, and Enarelled
Brooches, Earrings, and Bracelets
Also. to their assortment Of Jet Bracelets. Neck.
laoes, fue ans, &c.
The above have eli last been selected with c-ea,
care, AID are offered at unu us' ly low rites.
NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Lagl.,
Pa. avenue, between 9;h and 10th rts.
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u The annual election for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and Legislature of
the State of Connecticut, is to take place
next Monday. The Legislature chosen
at this election will be called upon to fill
the seat in the United States Senate now
occupied by the Hon. Truman Smith.
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" Little importance is attached to
the rumored arrangements the Irish exiles
in New York, with their coniederates
elsewhere, are making for the invasion Of
Canada.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30

DURE SlLVERwARE.-w have Just
L finished q rye assortm' Mt OF silverwars, en-
brsc:ng every thing new and eles amt In our line
Particular attention Is called to our assortment
of fancJ Silvers are, suitable for wedding ri ia.
The above is all of our own manufacture and war
rante1 pure silver.
NJ. W. GAIT BROTHER,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Pc. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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u They are lu1uriating on green peas
and strawberries at New York, brought
from Savannah and Florida.
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CHILLINGTON has received Godey's
y Iady's BOOK, beautifully illustrated, for April.
Putpam's Mag azine f, r April
Kuickerbocker do do
Grakam's do do
All the New Books published are received iEme
dstely afterwards.
Every thing in the Beck, Stationery and cheap
publication line for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor Pa. sv. aud ~ St. Odeoa Building
mar 3l-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30

u That spicy and well conducted
Journal the New York Day Book, comes
10 US greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved Success to the Dan Book.
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\ IRGINIUS TOB ACCO-
\ 90 quarter end II whole boxes Of this superior
brand, Just rscsiv ID and Z sale ty
a ar 2l-1W B, ]. exMNEs / BRO,
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TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS.

No subscription discontinued unless oy posiuSe
order lest al this office.
The privilege Of Annual Advertisers is strictly
limited TO their own immediate business; and all ad
vsrtsemenis for tbs benefit Of other persons well
&c all advertisements not Immediately connected
with their own business, and all classes Of adver
Iisements, in length or otherwise, beyond the limits
engaged, will be charged at the usual rates. For all
such transient advertising bills will be separately
endeIed, and prsmpt payment is desired.
No reports, resolutions, or proceedings of any cor
potalion, society, association public meeting. and
10 Hsunicarion designed to call attention to any
matter of limited or individual interest, can be in
- ned unless paid for as an advertisement
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% REWARD.-?tayeda away On TUESDAY
pa tie 1ith in start, light red Buffalo Cow with
white h;ai, email # one ear, ard gives milk
The above reward will be paid en- her delivery to
III. C0RAN.
Corner 2ls. street and New York avenue.
mar 2S-3t&
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PRIME POTATOES.

M have just received on consignment
w 800 bushels " hite Mercer Potatoes, suitable
for seeding table purposes which VIII b. sold low
60 close early. WM. C. HARPER 4 CO.,
Pa. avenue, g. side, between A. and 9th SITS.
mar 2T-eo3t
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FURNITURE.
2 SUPERIOR Gold Watches

e SUPERIOR Gold Watches
ga NV. GAIT & BEo. offer to their customs
XsA14k an unusually large esscrtmen. of dies anc
gentle1nen's superior Cod atches and Chrome NE
ters, by every maker of celebrity in the world
Possess ing every facility for getting up their toci
q. tie lowest possible rates tn offer inducements
to purchasers not-surpassei by any establishmer I
in this country. NJ. ". GAIT BRO.
Sign Ct the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and l9,h sts.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30

UBIN'S EXTRACTS, warranted genuine, -
IL gether with every variety Of Perfumery. just
received at SHEDD'S Fancy Goods
and Millinery, 18th street, above Pa avenue.
m
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S6O REWARD.-Wera stolen from nay ia

pCO BILE last night, spotted Woifskin ROBE,
scolloped around the edges with red CLOTH lined with
figured booking worth from SIS to $50, nearly new.
Also. q Blind Bride. with metal ornament Of
head on the light blind, and blue leather border,
considerably Crnsmpntea. it'll stitching, &c, On The
front, being part of fine harness.
Also. one of the re:ns, a new whip, large car,
rage cover Of cheap Gotten, axe, nearly new and
q woed saw.
will give the above reward for the conviction oil
the thief and su table reward for the restoration
of any Of the articles. AMOS KENDALL.
mar 2i-lw*
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COMETHING NEW

COMETHING NEW
y Just opened large ctse Of French Spring self
opening and steel frame Silk Umbrellas. Fancy co..
ors & r gentlemen or ladies.
Call and exam ne them 1t HOPKINS Gents Fur.
nishing Esta blishment, between National Bro wns
Hotels mar 24-lv
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FIRST WARD SHOE STORE.

~abn Gail. ladies and gei Il. mea, at the above
= Establishment If you wish 10 purchase COED
~ a-d cheap SHOES Of every ,a-iety end fab.
ion, suitable for the present and spproach.
ing season. As the sssortmeut Is so lArye and COM
pete, the sub criber deems IL unnec s<sry 10 emu.
merste. Call ind pee for yourselves
HENRY l.. CROSS,
mar 29-3tS Seven Buildings
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EOUND-A psir Of Gold sPHCTACLES. 10 s
leather case, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
aud 9Th strt cts, the night Of the 18th instant
by colored man. The ruer can have { TN by
paying this sdverti sement, and leaving for the
finder q suit bic reward. Apply 10 the book seerer
at the star flee. mar SGT
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1 GENTLE K MAN wanting pleasant room,
"A in q quiet situation, can be accommodated in
small family in Gecrgetown. reasonat IL
The stustion Is pleasant for the -uing season De
ing ON the Heights, and convenient TO he omnibus.
Apply to N. M. MasGregor, 9Th ST., Washington.
mar 2S-St&
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TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.

II IDDER'SGAS REGULAT0R-E. ~ BoTELER
IN agent for the city and Georgetown, respect
fully calls the attention OF It's cor Imers Of gas 20
the following certificates This article can be seen
at c. w. oeler's store, Iron Hail. where orders
may be left. Also at j. Buckley 4 Co.'S store, in
Georgetown:
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1854.
We have had Kidder's Ga Regu a.or IN use in Our
respective ores for several maths pat, and taN-
peacu;e IN re onTuending il 10 IRE gas ucusuuiing
fublic as acc mpiishing per rly the ends fo with
L. WAS ueslgnrd. 1t gulab-s the bu'ni3g of The
8 Is, and with good light saws u b ,uGsoms
per ntsge upon our n. hiy hills
II. %. HAIL 1th street, rerT
1. T. NctSTIRE, corher eth nd streets.
WAsgINcT N, Marrh Il, 1854
have bean Using kiiGer's Gss Isegua orl IN nv
Vii iardroomS, At TIE northeast corner Il PeEnsyl
yGnil and tn -lreet. nc also n ny house
Il xt i OF ia fhc Union printing flee The Regu-
:tors - rate finely, ard p in O ',cOnomy have
SaVei 81 i u, least twe. Ave Der cent he 4rar
ti'y o. "a cGE7Unl ]. c. W. TIIVF-
GiDEBYS Tor L Oc-s Fpr 81, ls.s?
L haze l. en- Is.r:g X id re- R,gula in By hc;el
70 the la. six week. me dam. IN L i'm am
confident that have ssved IN money tE, n i've
p cent. o.. the aInCu l u. il fr Z :: m time
as ye-r, a, II beleve M lig = is quit a. cocd
before psirE it. AMI q, feel ont n h: l. is &C.
c DID saving 10 he consumers f g..
NG.DsBr.
For sac 10y the a2rcintel aseat,
MR. 29-St* e NJ BOTELER
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- N0T1C1e.-There SfTfte meeting on
III & the Boss Bricklayers' Association FRIDAY
the 3st Instant a. Temperance Han. at ~ O'Clock
n. m. Punctual attendance = rogue ted.
". J. MccoLLUM,
Eper3tarv
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CARD-Citizens aad strangers can be s,Em
n mo la.ed with pIes ssut rooms sni bos-d by
the day, week OF month, at Mrs Jsse Tal lor sJu,h
side Of eensylvania asenua, tetween ~ and 9th
st vsts, neariv opposite tie National Hotel.
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NOLLARS, COLLARS
" Just opened q large variety of Young Americs
Byron, Whisker, aud Opera Collars, at H0PKINS'S
Gents Furnishing Establishment, between National
and Browns Ii otels. mar 24-lw
NANCY HOSIERY
Just received rich and beautiful assortment
f SILK, Angola, Cincinnati, Lisle, Thread and Cot
ton of and beautiful designs of English md Ger
man Goods, open Tor inspection at HOPKINS G. uts
Furnishing Establishment, between National snd
Browns Hotels. mar 24-1w
EOR SALE-A frst class CANAL BOAT. rev
l. and fully equipped for immediate sers ice
urden ll5 tons on A. feet draught of water.
Also, STERN BOAT, suitable Tor a vessel OF co
tons, and lot of old spsrs, sails, rigging. anchor
md chain Cables at the Marine Railway OF the sub
criber, foot of d street Fir.t Ward.
III. N. 4 j. ". EASBY.
For sale and bire, decked and open Scows
mar 23-eo2w (Neysl
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.

fs.-Jns in BALTIMORE wishing to subscribe for the
Daisy Egening SGr, can have it delivered TO them
on the evening ct lis issue, by faithful carriers by
leaving their nap.es at the store OF GATHERS &
BRO, cc-ner % HOLIDAY and Baltimore streets.
At WILxrHsroS, DEL, z. 8. r. BUTLER, ia
NJ .rei street, will attend the delivery of the Star
AtPHILADELpHIA,J j. T. BATES, at the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies of the Ssr early
On the morning after lie issue.
AtPoRTsxoUrH AND NORFOLK, VA, r. G. STA
PIES, No. 10 High street, Portsmouth, liz prepared to
serve the Star regularly TO al! who may wish IT,
Al ANNAPOLIS, ND, NORMAN LESLIE will act
as Agent for the delivery Of the Star the evening
of its issue.
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PRIZE BEEF.

mo. HOOVER viii exhibit on Saturday morniny
u next tn let of April, at bis stalls in the Can
ire Market, some choice BEEF. 10 which he would
invite his numerous friends and the publis gems raj
ly to call and examine Nothing shall ex eed 10 cf
per pound for tine choice part o; TIE animal.
mar cQ-3tk
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MORsE's INyIaORATING ELIXER

will replace weakness with strength incapacity with
efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natura
t;Tity, aud this not only without hi zsrd OF react
hut with a happy effect on the general orzanizati
AFBear in mind that all maladies, wherever the.
begin finish with the nervous stem and that The
parazation of the nerves motion and 'ensatiun is
physical death Bear in mind also, that for every
kind of nervous disease tho Eixer Coz dial is The
only reliable preparation known.
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DR. MoRsR's ISvIGcRATNs Con- IAL has been coun-
terfeite by some unprincipled persons.
In future, al the genuine Cordial will have the
proprietors fac smile TASTED the cork of each
bottle and the folio ling words bio In the glass
CDR. M 0rse's InvigoratinR Cordial.
@. HI. RING, PrOprietor. NY
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I Reform in the Eavy.-Those at a distance
interested in the fu VI of the American Navy.
may rest assured thai the Navy Reform bill
which is being maturel by the House commit
tee, will in all probability become law ere
he end Of the current session. We say this
much, in answer to the many inquiries con-
tinually being made of us on this subject We
IRE not sufficiently ad ised Of the details of
the commit tees views to justify US in attempt
ing to explain them at this time. Our read
ers may, however, rest assured of few lead
ing facts of no little interest to them. Thus
special privileges of ''sloro duty on "leave, y
&C., will be done away with in the BILL Under
it, no gentlemen will lie allowed to enjoy the
privilege of being ker. longer than their pro-
portionate time so employed anywhere, or any
how, as to escape doing their regular share of
sea service on foreign stations. So, also, will
all who receive pay in future as officers COM
petent to discharge full duty, be obliged to
perform their share of il in the regular vessels
of the service, or to resign. Proper provision
will be made for the superannuated and the
ever, be allowed under the new law to stand
in the way of those who are competent and do
perform all the duties which may legally and
properly be required Of officers in the Ameri-
can navy. Already, there is awful squirming
under some of these purposes of the commit
tee; no great reform can be effected in the
public service without treading on the toes of
Coburgs, old and young. Special favors and
special privileges with reference to service
have been the prime came of all the evils
which have grown up in connection with the
personnel of the American Navy. Every
really deserving officer will be benefited by
the proposed changes, while every one who
has had more than his deserts, or hopes to be
30 favored in future, will be highly indignant
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For sale 10y the aqpcintel aseat,
NJ n
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~ The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, il
pint bottles
Irice,-$3 per bottlei two for S.; six for So.
III c. II. RING, Proprietor,
!. .4a- a 1872 Broadway, New York.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-27

It NALL az DONN, BRO. a. Co.'s Ninth
- street FIVE doors north Of Clagett A Co., Nos.
1872 4s4, and 4s6, where will be found in our four
large sales rooms, the most various anc complete
stock af Housekeeping Goods in the United States In
one store, TO which additions are constantly made Of
everything that 10 new and convenient. Housekeep-
sured Of fndisg the goods as cheap as elsewhere,
with great saving Of time, trouble, and vexaon Of
dealing in many stores.
All goods warranted as represented, and delivered
TO any part of the District free of expense
We note the heading Of what we Keep:
"A FOR PARLORS.
Sofas, Divans, Lounges, arm Rockers, Gothic Par
lor Chairs of rose, walnut, and mahogany, covered
with hair plush brocatelle damask or chintx or in
white, for those furnishing their own covers
Whatnot Mirrors Of the largest size to the smallest
DINING ROOM.
Extension and plain Tables, Sideboards, Chairs DC
CHAMBER SETS.
Painted or imitation, Of the various woods--walnut
mahogany, and cherry, In sets or detached pieces,
Beds; Mattresses, Of hair, cotton, and shuck; Pillows
and Bolsters; Feathers in sacks.
PLATED GOODS ON ALBATA.
Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Baskets, Castors, Walters
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
In dinner, ten, and chamber sets, or in detached
pieces in fancy G. b. or white.
Edwards's white Stone Ware, in sets or detached.
Glass Ware, pressed and cut, full assortment
Cutlery, from the best manufacturers.
Lamps, Fancy Goods, Wood Ware, Baskets, Brush
es, Clocks Japanned Goods, Block Tin, common Tin
Ware, Childrens Toys, and everything appertainine
TO well furnished kitchen lthe foundation Of good
housekeeping may be found in our store DC.
Call and see our stock, and get a catalogue, and
It will assist new house housekeepers in selecting
what is necessary for making their homes comfort
able. Remember the stores No. 492, 494, and 49t
Ninth street, five doors north Of Pennsylvania ave
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-27

Mr.. Benton has reached St Louis. His ar
rival there was signalized by the following char
acteristic card, which made its appearance in
the Democrat Of the 18th instant:
a Norrcs TO CoRREspospKSrs--Upon my srri-
val in this place find some quantity Of letters
here, addressed 70 me through the Sc. Louis city
post Office, and which, (fthe law IL complied with,
WIN be sent to the dead letter Office In Washington
where they win reach me, and be attended 10. I
had cndcavored to make II known 10 the public
that since the late appointments Of Post Master in
this city, do not correspond through this Office
that appointment being one Of those made in this
State through criminal prostitution ofthe appoint
ing power TO malignant and personal purposes,
with aview 10 outrage and injure me from which
desgns have right to protect myself las far as
l can,) by refusing to open correspondence for
warded 70 this onice. But In saying this, do not
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A General Agency.
WILLIAM T. SMITHSON Il CO..

!" ILL give particular and prompt attention to
wv claims against the Departments Of the Gov
ernment and Congress-.
We will also attend to the purchase and sale Of
Real Estate the renting of Houses and the collection
Of rents the location Of Land Warrants and Scrip,
and oil other business appertaining to that of General
Agents.
We have obtained the services Of French s. Evans,
sion Office and who has also been connected with
other branches Of the government
We will give the highest cash prices for Land War
rants and Virginia Scrip:
each l25 feet Deep and 80 feet front, situated on
and streets between Ninth and Tenth Streets east
of the Capitol.
These lots are very valuable, and, from the rapid
improvements going forward on Capitol HILL and the
increase Of population just in this neghborhood they
must become more and more valuable every year
Young men with small means would do well TO invest
their money in the purchase Of these lots.
We also have for sale some very valuable property
building lots in Chicago Illinois, which we will sell
10 great advantage to the purchaser.
This property win doubtless make TO the purchaser
one hundred per cent upon the amount invested in
the course Of two years.
Also, 1000 acres Of fine land in Illinois, lying with
in 3S miles Of ST. Louis.
WILLIAM T. sMITHsoN 4 Co.
REFER TO-
F.snsi. hsG,s.sds Msi,ys.s Msfisass' Co. 81 1or No.
dyrss dyrss i. Hsa%jlaanI sscos%II,1. Chicago. M
A.. s. Lee,
William Bell, Richmoad, IA.
Tinsley, Tardy, 4 Co.
Mosby Speed,
William B. Roane,
Major James Garland, }Lynoakuvy, "a.
4. ID. Christian, fE
Rev. John Early.
Hon. Psnlu. Powell, Hon. W. L. Gosgn,
Hon. Thos. s. Bocock.