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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

ATANTEp-On or before ths 18th of November
w next. comfortable HOUSE containing five
or six rooms, and furnished with baths and gas. A
location between 14th and Goth SITS west, and p and
streets north will be preferred. Address note to
c. at the Office Of the Evening Star.
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By Il. s, WRIGHT. Geor1.,o-u-

BY Z. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
II RUsTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOr
1 IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR THE TWENTY
BU1LDIN6s.-Dn THURSDAY, the 18th of Octo
Der 9sXi, at o'clock. p: m. in front of the premi
ses, shall ell at public auction by virtue Of a
Deed OF Trust from Henry Goldsmith and Ellis hath
his wife, to the subscriber, bearing date fifth of
OCTOBER. ls.e, and duly recorded in the land
records for Washington county District # Ooium
bla, part OF lot No. 49, situated at the south
corner OF Market and Fourth streets In Beatty end
Hawkins' addition to Georgetown, beginning for the
said piece at the south eat corner of said sts
thence soutberly with the line Of Market street
thirtV-two feet Fix inches to Henry Tennels' lot
thence with his grcuc ID essterly seventy feet mo,
OF less. thence northerly parallel with MARI ct
street thirty two feet six inches to Fourth street
and With 1t westerly seventy lest mere or less to tie
beginning, with the improvements which consist of
agood two story Brick House. :Ia..
fG' mss one-third cash, the balance In six and
twelve months; the deferred payne mt to be secure
by deed of trust on the property. All conveyance
at tn: cost Of the purchaser :
sep ll-wtCctl2 Trustee
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Warren REruRss.-The only person, who
was brought from the cells for trial this morn
ing was John Harrison, an old salt, who has
served, he said. twenty years under the stars
and stripes He was brought in for being
drunk in the streets; but was discharged " it6
some good advice frSn Captain Birch.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ion..r.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
"E ELL KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
w keeping Effects at Public saIe-On MONDAY
rornng October ID at 10 O'Clock, at the residence
Of gentleman declining housekeeping, on strest,
between 9Th and 10th, north side, I shall self ali
bis Furniture and Household Effects, viz:
Handsome Mahogany and French Sofa
Mahogany Psrior Chairs, Rocker
Marble top Sofa Table, Rcut do
Gilt frame Glass, Girandolss, Clock
Three ply Carpets, excellent 0ilcloth
y at Rack, Hall Lamp, Stair CarpetiSG -
Ensmelled cottage euits 70 pieoes) =. ss-.a-
Hsndseme walnut Elizabethian Bs3stead
Hair and hrsk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows .--,, -.
bureaus, dsteads, Wristbands -.-7,a-7-
Curtains, Window shades ... .a,,r;.-. .
alnut Extension and Break fast Tables
Painted Cane and wood seat Chairs sci
Bamboo and Cane Rockers ,
China, dless and Crockery Ware ...
Radiator snd ether Stoves, Refrigerator -,
Very superior Cook Steve and Fixtures
Tngether with good assortment of Kitchen Re.
quistes.
Terms: s25 and under cash over sos credit Of
Of two aud four months for es satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
J. G. MCGUIRE,
sep I'd Auctinpoof
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DAEERY.-A RARE CHANCE.-For sale or rerf
- on nccon1mo lsting terms, BAKERY AND
CONFECH0NRRF, situated on 10th, between
and streets 1t is on lease Of three years. Has
attached two va!ua BILE market stands, and when
properly managed can be made to Weld handsome
profit an satisfaction can be given by applying to
j. "IsSER, Penn. ylvania ave ue, between 9th and
10th streets. -~
Also, for rent an empty Lot on same premises.
for an Office or shop. -
Two Wagons for sale.
front and back Parlor for rent. 80
sep rs 3ts
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r. L. DENIsoN.

COUnSeIlOf and Att0rney.at.L Law,
WACO, MrLENNAN co TEXAS,
VII prsctice in the counties of Milan, Bell VIII
nsmsn, McLennan, Falls, Linz stone, Freestone,
Navarro, and Hill, and the Supreme Court at Aus
tin. Galveston. and Tyler. ' I'D, -
Will also act as Land Agent, and give special at
tent on to investigating and perfscting Land Titles
in any part of the SA4te. aug lo--wem
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81. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-The
Pa handsomely located and msguiheenty built
aAz1DWELLING, on the corner Of 9Th and ST..
now well furnithed, will be rented in whole or in
part on app ication on the premises. Persons tax
It one Of the most convenient fesidepcss In Wash
ihgtop -. JN0. P. CRUrCHET.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

ID Building Lots in the vicinity of the City Hall;
also in the LIST Ward, and also variety in ali other
parts of the city. Also, two small frame dwellings
situated in an improving neighborhood; ali of which
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to browns
Hotel, or through the post Office, post paid. -
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GARDEN TO LETT offer for rent that produe
" tive and valuable GARDEN in square 3s7. To-
ge1her with its cdoics stock Of roses plants and
1rnlt trees And If the sane be not rented by the
LIST Of Octe Der rext, VIII then offer The whole of
salo oc9 lor sala. = ANDREW WYLIE,
Sep i6-r 9Th street near Pa avenue
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

ARRBsr.-This morning Officer Allen mr.
rested colored man named Ed. Duckett vbo
is suspicioned of burglariously entering the
house of Mr.. John Gregory, on the night Of the
10th instant A portion of the testimony was
heard by Captain Birch, but number of
witnesses being absent Duckett was held for
further hearing -. =
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

FOR SALE-The sloop GEO. WASH
- INGTON, lying ut 18th ct War She is in
gVVl sailing order. Seven tons freight For terms
enquire at the corner 10th and K streets.
aug 22-6 ~ ..-
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Is LABARNE,
n,rxrr O. and loA streets,

h So =. Oprnsr and 1oh directs,
Respectfully informs the public Of WssningIon
thst be has on hand, and makes to order tne ooet
kind of metallic Numbers and 6guree fof nousce
10 cali and examine these beautiful Numbsrs SUD
A. cn,r. Nuubers. piIded. sep Aim
N B,-speciosns Of the Numbers can ny, % 49,.
syfvester's Drug sto-e, Pa avenue snu ~. - rsss
Or Butts, Pa avenue and 18th street: ana Onss-
q. Dayiss Drug store, First Ward. These ngufe'
viii never tarpish or change color.
ARGE AND sUpBsIoR IRON SAFE for sa's
ne mb,criber has for sale large .no . w. scr
oerior Iron ssfe Of "HerriDss" Patent sT - old
banking or any heavy bufipees, wn,cn nr;c.'
one third less IMAM 'ne JAS. C. MCGUIRE
Tft" au,t,onesr and Commission Merchant
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

"AETE by a good and punctual tenant a
w asman HOUSE, either Brick or frame, with
in short distance OF the Centre Market, Please
call on or aidres, JNO. REESE,
Eagle Plumbing snd Gas Fitting T. Enlistment,
corner of Sixth street and Pa avenue.
sep 22-eo3t -.-.- i.... .. ~ T.
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7 AND FOR SALE-P.rsons desirous of nurcb "a.
IL ing LAND, from 10 to SO acres or more, in the
immediate vicinity Of Washington. about one mil
from the Corporation line, north of the Capitol CT
De accompanied There are several fine building
sites the land, having free view of the citv and
fotonn-o river.
Persons wishing to purchase will please enquire
at this office. sen 9n-aost.
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. A LOT Of Old NKWHFAPERS FOR HAL1 Al
~ TRzS 0ENOE NAV 26-6
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"Wants" ana &c dntcd" adv ert sements four lin e
less, each Insertion, Is cents each additional
inc 5 cenE.
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lob Il MIN @ NEATLY AND ExPE-
cfHH opkOH as.s-. 70 va t.Et IL 9R--fr
hREes SHIRTS for Gentlemen, Youths, and BOYS
~ OF all siees, qualities and prices full stock
nov on hand. Those who patronse me In this DE-
partment may depend on . good ht, good. article,
and reasonable prices LANES
Gentlsmsns F0Eli
No.. Store, Pa. avenue, uesr ~
sep To- -eo1w 80. ~, - -
black SIX, Plush. Cashmere
" Lama, IisIe Thread, and Six GLOVES tor -
dies and gentlemen, o - ss'at q. BIk6ES,
esp l9- WulxydJ' Hotel,
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WANrED-By T. smart, Intelligent white Boy,
W about ii years of sge, Home. He would be
useful IN various business departments, In going
errands, DC. To plare where he oould learn q
t-ade would be acceptable, and q number Of years
given For further PARTICULARS address his gua an
-: r" through the City Post Office. .,
sep 25-2s .'. = =. -. .
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For Sale and Rent.

Eok SALE OR RENr-snd Possession given i'm.
msdiatsly, comfortable two-story brick dwell.
ing HOUSE, with fine back building, and IN rood
r.ps,r situated on G, between 2lst and 22i stree
1';.h gsnn For particulars enquire Of Me- Jas.
0sl,nsr, C.sp inter, near by, or at the Wood and
town. - "'sst ''s sen - seGrge'
q .LAND one mills from the city line. near the
soh gaze on Seventh street four acres in heavy tim
osfs ma stss for . suburban resideucs-sof} veil
''sp'ea TOT market gardening Esqeire Of =
Near the Toll Cats, on Seventh street.
sep 27-1ms ''''''
f0R RENT-Two HOUSES, en- I. between Th,,.
y 'eenth snd Fonrte nth streets, containing 10
rooms with gas and other conveniepces. Address
=. H." at this Office. .ep Nst.-
DOB RENT IN The FIRST WARD. low.
ao,h abLf, brick front, wish hay loft, &c ne ar
Apply at the Dry Goods store of
+ T. W. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
sep 20 eo5s between 10th and 2oth sts.
ENOh RENT Oh sALE-A new threestor1 and
a.tic Brick Building, con aiming eight rooms.
sus,.a on oth street. east s1e, nesr the corner OF
u. For Particulars enquire Of ~
[ :C,, - p. NJ. MA0RUDER.
.., Dry Goods and Shoe Merchant.
- eep 1o-e-u 9TH an I streats.
LfOR RKNT--A large and commodious RBh-R
u HAREHOGSk on Wster street with a v.ter
ront OF 40 feet and good wharf For terms ppl
no :, :. - M JOHN DAVIDSON. ff-'
1P 10y, ~ water street. Georxetewp
EfOR REET-A fine new brick HOUSE. s;tuatea
4. on the corner of Tenth street and MassachrI.
setts avenue, containing 10 and CELLAR with
coed lump of water in the yard Enquire next
SEP 26-3ts l.
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7-I---.Nf1F--~'7
Wants.

"Wants" ana &c ante d' adv tsenents four lin %
u less, iOT each Insertion, Is cents; each additional
inc cenE.
"HATMAN DRAWING PAPERs, warranted
w genuine, bought IN person from the msnufac.
tuIe,r, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
tsp 81 . 80. q
A PhkCE wANTBD-By young Wonisn to do
~ kitcheh or Housework. Adiress " susr p, !"
City Poet Office. 'f ~ 49, D. ser 27-its r
(KJAHTgp-A Situation ar WET NURSE, hy a
" woman, Sgd about 20 years References
given If required. Apply to Mrs. GBRIEN. on T,
bet I'd snd Sd ste. sepat2ts
COLORED BOY WANTED Tho undersigned
~ wants to bfrs q cclored BOY, about II years o!
&c. One who has some time TO ssrve preferred. Is
wanted to Ssit the table ard Be useful about the
the DEPOT. JOHN FOY, P oprietor.
sen 26-4t*
TINNER wANTED-wante Immediately good
l. TIMER. To GO ID and steady hand con
SAINT employment and bast wages given.
FURsE 4 COLLINS,
sep 26-tf opp. Willards' Hotel.
WANTED-.A gentleman well qualified to at as
w assistant in q Cisssie al and Mathematical
Academy. Apply Immediately.
sep Is St. s.- .s,-s g.
*, ANTED A LoAN-cf s2,o-o to $1,000 for 2
W months. frst rate endorse will be given,
and ample collateral securities Address II. z )"
through the City Post ofics t. sep 20 sost'
TO CARPENTERS Wanted, two nrstrate work
L men, TO whom the highest wages will ba given.
Anpy at Library, on H, between 18th and l4th SITS.
sep 25-3t* II
WANTED-A Situation in a grocery store by a
w young man who has bad two ye,rs experiences
n tbs business. Satisfactory reference given Ad-
dress q" through the Post Office. al
WANrED-By q smart, intelligent white Bog,
W about IL years of sge, Home. He would be
useful In various business departments, in going
t.ade would be, acceptable, and q number Of years
given For further PARTICULARS address hi, guar an
g. A r." through the City Post Office. u,
sep 25-3s .: = ~ "a. ---
w small HOUSE, either Brick or frame, with
a hsat d4s OF the cnT TO ni Kksr
Eagle Plumbing snd Gas Fitting Establishment,
corner Of Sixth street and Pa avenue.
sep 22-eo3, --.s, ga. .-.,f T. .. --.1r
Az ANTEp-On or before tina 18th of November
w next . comfortable HOUSE containing five
or six rooms, and furnished with baths and gas. A
location between 14th and Goth sts. west and and
streets north will be preferred Address note to
c. at the Office Of the Evening Star.
sep Cot a.. ea~sg
"ANTED Two Plumbers wanted Immediately.
w Competent and steady hands will find CON.
slant employment and beet wages by appl,in to
...r.f II b.. '-e r., FURSE d COLLINS,
sep 19-f Opposite Willards' Hotel
WANTS NEGROES.-Thes subscribers are
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale win please call ct 2t2 PRATT STREET Bal
amore, Md, lslatter's old stand.) Slaves taken on
eosrd at Is cents per day. y"
feb Fly BIN. i w. L. CAMPBELL
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TNTEREsT ALLOWED ON DEP0slTEs.-Int<r
i est obtained for Depositors aud others upon first
class securities CHgBB BROTHERS, Bankers
SEP 2t-eof -r - = ' d q A
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. FIRE ALARMS AT an early hour last even
Ing, the fire companies were called out. by the
ringing OF the alarm bells. They took q
northern direction, but soon returned, as they
tenndsno IRE, and that which most resembled
nre, was the northern light The alarm about
IL O'Clock was caused by tho burninr of n
stable in the First Ward Our informant ssvs
the loss is small
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If0R RENT-Two HOUSES en- I. be,va.r Th,,
y 'eenth and Fonrte nth streets containinp To
rooms with gas and other conveniepcss Addrass
-. H." at this Office Sen oT ass.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

WHATMAN DRAWING PAPERS, warranted
w genuine, bought IN person from the msnufsc.
tuIevrs By -. FRANcK TAYLOR :.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

EOR RENT-A new aud comfortable DWELLING
Z HOUSE, containing eight rooms, situated on
North street, between Delaware avenue and LIST
street east, one square from the Capitol.
Furniture for sale. -
For terms, 20, inquire on the premises. -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

EfOR hE>T-A pleasant residence, immediateiJ
s.ove the Heights Of Georgetown. There arr
Is 10 an excellent neighborbood, rot more than q
minutes walk from the omnibus stand, and has ,
reed view Of the Potomac River and Washing ton
City. apply on the place. to
sep 25-3t+ T. GRAYsON DAsuJET.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

EfOR aALE-DEsIRABLE PROPERTY on THE
l. IsLAND-Consisting of two HOUSES &LOTS.
feet, with four large airy rooms and sumner kitcb.
en- a ,hed, and other improvements, Consisting Of
stabling &c, on fu' lot of so by 122 feet running
back to 30 ,eet alley. The other is frame HON
Of four rooms sitused on Lot 81 by Is feet 10 in
All information will bs given by applying in person
or BY letter to "SYPHAX," at the stsr ONCE
N. F.-The first named house and lot would m;t
any fne engaged in hucsstering, 10. = :"
sep 25-Im D
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WANTED-A Situation in q grocery store, by a
w young man who has bad two yeers experience
n tbs business. Satisfactory reference given. Ad-
dress 4 @" through the Post Office Al
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sep I'd Auctionee
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NJ ANTED A LOAN-cf s2,O-o to $1,000 for y
w months. A frst rate erdorss will be given,
and ample collateral securities Address n. T."
through the City Post Ofics sep 20 cost
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27

TO CARPENTERS Wanted, two drstrate work
L men, TO whom the highest wages will bs given.
APP at Library, on H, between 18th and l4th sts
sep 25-3t* ...-L
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TuNNER WANTED-Wante ted Immediately good
L TIMER. To go d and steady hand con
SAINT employment and baSt wages given.
FURSE q COLLINS, t-
sep 26-H opp. Willards' Hotel.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-02

Minisink hid them from the gaze of men.
Arlington heard the verdict with the sang froid
OF philosopher. No emotion, other than the
turning his cud of tobacco in his mouth and an ex-
ira squirt of juice was observable.
1t may be as well to remark, that the District
Attorney refused to be ptted against his eloquent
opponent, and let the cause go by default, as he
said not a word in reply to the speech of his op-
ponent The District Attorney was in tight
place, and took the wsest course to get out 1t is
not often he meets with such formidable prisoners
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-02

An attempt was made before the Grand Jury at
Ellsworth, Me-, Oct 26, to get seven persons indie
ted for being engaged in the late outrage upon the
person of the Rev Mr. Bapst the Catholic Priest
of this city, but the Jury found no bills against
thcm--BaM Times.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-02
From Gleason's Pictorial.
DROPS OF THOUGHT.

BY c. DUNN.
Drops there are which ever flow
Through the channels of the soul;
AS sea-waves forever goeth,
Onward by high control;
So those drops, ne'er ceasing, howeth
Down into the endless soul.
Drops they are of joy and sorrow,
Drops of pleasure and of woe;
And they dream of woe tomorrow,
When their stream shall cease to flow;
And they keep on falling, falling,
Down into the soul below.
Wouldst though know the drops l mean9
Ask thy mind, with wisdom fraught;
And the clouds which intervene
Shall remove, and 10 thou'rt taught;
For thy mind will tell thee truly
Drops they are of endless thought.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-02

She lifted up her heart to God for hope and
strength. She could do nothing more for
her husband, and her heart turned to God,
and rested on him as on a rock.
aIhese was great shout, she's safe, moth
er, he's SAFE" cried little Tom. ssThou'st
saved me Mary" said her husband, folding
her in his arms. ssBut what ais thee? Thou
seem'st more sorry than glad about it, But
Mary could not speak; and if the strong arm
OF her husband had not held her up, she
would have fallen to the ground-the sudden
JOY after such great fear had overcome her.
ssTom," said his father, .slet thy mother lean
on thy shoulder, and we will take her home."
And in their happy homo they poured forth
their thanks to God for His great goodness;
and their happy life together felt dearer and
holier for the peril it had been in, and for
the nearnesss that the danger had brought
them unto God. And the holiday next day
was it not indeed a thanksgiving day?-Eng-
lish S. S. Magazine.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
IL ENIOV AL.
NEW STORE AND NEW BOOKS.


NJ ESSRS. MIXER & VAN METER havethe
lNI pleasure to announce to their friends and the
public generally, that they now permanently To-
Gated and arranged in their new and commodious
store, in the Barrett House, adjoining the Post Oe,
where they will be happy to welcome all who wish to
purchase or even look at something nice and valuable
in tho book line. We arc now receiving stock
Of books ard stationery, and herewith enumerate =
few among the many choice and valuable works now
on our shelves.
Cruise Of the North Star, by DR.. Chowles.
Haps and Mishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Prismatics, by Hayward.
Busy Moments Of an Idle Woman.
The Sunshine of Grcystone.
.iunshine in the Palace and Cottage.
Poems and Parodies, by Phoebe Cary.
Poems Of Grace Greenwood.
History Of my Pets. by Grace Greenwood.
Recollcctions Of my Childhood BY GraceGrcenwocd
Ny Two Sisters BY Mrs. Judson.
Elegant Narrative.
Lady Huntington and her Friends.
A new memoir of DR.. Judson, completed in ono vol
ume The issues Of the Tract Society, Sunday School
Union, and full supply Of school hooks and station
cry, together with all the ms gaznesHarpers, Pit
nam, Cooley, Graham, National, Arthur, Gleasons,
&C., &c.
Weintcnd to keep up with the times, furnish good
books and at low prices in other words, we mean 70
do the handsome thing" and simply ask to share in
the patronage Of the DARLING PUBLIC.
May ., -. MIXERG VAN METER.
Gazette cof,v
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KANSAS TERRlToRY.-T The Independence
Agrarian is aiming few we'll directed shots
at Gov. Reeder, Of Kansas Territory, which
will be found in another column. We copy
tho article because we have some pretty sub
s,antial reasons for believing it all, and also
for believing great deal more IF the same
kind about bis cxcellency, that has not yet
been spoken. That Gov. Reeder has gone
into the Territory as Speculation in lands
and town and city property, is, we think.
clear enoughto convince any one.
Besides a large amount OF land charged
upon him BY the Agrarian, as having been
obtained from the Indians, we are informed
upon pretty reliable authority, that he is a
stockholder in almost every town or city that
is projected in the Territory. From this be-
ginning it would seem that the Governor is
doing pretty we'll for himself, but as yet we
have heard Of nothing that he has done for
the people of the Territory, who are without
law for their government.
Independence Agrarian.
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS W.TIELD kCO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. IL Cliff Street
NEW


COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. IL Cliff Street.
NEW YORK,
Are Sole Agents in the United States For
M USPRhTT'S superior Bleaching Powder;
vi Victoria Millscelebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Genesee do do Printing do
Rawlns Sons English Tissue dc
First quality Ultramarine Blue.
They are also agents for the principal Paper Manu-
factures in this country and offer for sale by far the
most extensive and desirable stock Of Paper and Pa
per Manufacturers Materials that can be found in
this or any other country.
They occupy the large and commodious Warchous-
cs, No. IL Cliff street, No. So Cliff street. No. 1Si
christopher street. and the Lofts the large Iron
stores, and Cliff street.
Their busnessis strictly wholesale, and Writing Pa
pers are sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to offer
all Goods beth Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest
possible prices.
Paper made to order, any size Or weight. Liberal
advances made consignments Of Paper, Paper Ma
ker s stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Of Rags. [July Is, 1S53-bry
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-02

DARING BURGLARY.-The Detroit Demo
crat gives an account of one Of the Most au-
dacious burglaries we have ever noticed
The large warehouse of Mcssrs. Wards was
broken into and completely ransacked. Two
men who were asleep in the store were
knocked on the head with heavy weapons,
and kept still while the burglars were to
work. The safe was blown open with a
heavy charge of powder, and $3.50 in incur
rent money taken therefrom. $25 was ia
ken from the trunk of one of the workmcn.
Two persons have since been arrested on sus-
picion.