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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
BY JosErH HrGEM.s. Aue,sOnesr

BY JOstFH HFIEHNN, AucI0HtFr :,
ERIDAY, Dec. l. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Ceptr. Sslesrooms OF Wioughby and Pear SITS
Brooklyn.
CLOSING SALE Of FURNITURE, &c, comprising one
sue OF .petoc Rosewood Paror Furniture in yeVe
pieces OF Bfookss make good new; psodd Mshog
Ary Libsry Bookcase plain DO msbosiny Tables sofas,
Cksfs Tete T6;e Quarettes RosewoOd, MAHOGANY Wal
nut and Becsesds splerci1 Rosewood pstent
bet Dress ErsGeed Wa'hsisods, Ceoisr AID
Side Tables Lourges and Pier Glasses Pianos, Enbsh
velvet Tapestry Carpets rsiu Do Stoves II Bronzed roa
Clocks etc etc AlO thTe. Mahogany double school
Desks with Iron Stands IL Lecture Room Seats with backs
the whole 10 sold ior cash without to olose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
marhlnerp, &r.

DRINTERS, ATTENTlON!-FOr SALE, st n
il moments notice large sized ADAMS POWER PaESS,
Paten 54 by IS inches Rollers Said Pies nearly ne -
and good running order Also for Sale one double medium
Adams Power Press Platep 25 BY ~ nches RoeIs Sad
Press . In for book work. Apply II
WRIGHT HASTY. Printers, No Water St
CEWING MACHINES.-The AVERY SEW
- ING MACHINE Co. call attention 20 their improved
Machine which received the first premium AZ the Crystal
Palace The patent has been recently rchased by the french
Government Be in the Manufacture Of Navy and Army
uniforms For the OF heavy goods a. sacks BAGS
Mattresses Stout Cloth CasseTes where great strength OF
stitch required their rspid working Machine invaluable
There h no dispute about the patent Of this Machine To all
who wish good cheap and durable Machine say call At
No. 25l Broac way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
Gfeumboats and Railroads.

NOVEMBER IS54.-TEe new and splendid
N -. LICE G PRICE, Cspt A. Hsggery, for
sgaFWsBtJRY &C. ~ill from hobason-st- rier soro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
Me0iral.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER

nE unEAlboI SiEDiNAH D'0N
o. me ASG1 .o, - .,..ov.,.a I'm ana Of OF
Ar hENNEDI OF hohouFy, hS ou'S 1,.. EyERY KIND
Of sTMos ou ne Ssos. Ss,saa doom f
he has tTied IN over eleven h"nI.Se m - 80. II v.
except IN Two esses both t5nnoh 81 ia y.las III .ss
tp o.'',s'y ~, ,., - Eo.,on
r. t,. - s..,1.n,.S No eur. a Bnrsinz sore mouth
=, one :" 'nieo O'''''' W" w.
The face -, HI, 10, a.. .v.,.,, q, hg..
Two or thrse oo.'-s ras ne so,t o.plsti 10 .ss
Two bottle. ve "sran's~t" cure INC ""''' o''
mouth s.o warranted 70 eur. the wou. s.s II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
SAME DAY

At O'clnck r VI, al tue Nhiesroo"s
The entire stock Of dealer IN Millinery |oOd- comprising
shout l0 rchA trimmed corded Ss and Satin Winter Bon
nets Of various fashionable p-tt-rua Also Ribbons Gloves
Buttons. Combs, Rdenss etc. etc
The be e1sned the day OF SALE with Cats
loRuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
Urrau 6Icumers, 2r.

Tor CALIFORNIA; EW-YORk AND
i CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA 81 "a
EAGJ,A-Accessory Transit Company OF Niensgas taI2s
rr,,ora-The spl9pdd douse engine steamship oLAh W
TIE WEST Gag Turner. eco tuni harden WI ~
p,,- 30 North River o'clock. p. NJ. pIesseiy tof
PunrA Arenas o. TUESDAY. December u eooneeuhS
with the fsyorie stssnship SIERRA NEVADA tESDOahs
over the NeHAsza Transit Route being but t~e'e es OF
LARD ffsnsportaIOn BY eaaSes These steamers Se nsI
tssed in h.W ventilation add seeommodst
o ps-sse sppsy only 70 ChAhLEs Sioho-'' Nes''
No. s bos lin Gr,su- =. .-I .,
Letter Bags made the Office Letters. % cents per nai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

MATHEW JoRDAs Aactionesr
DY JORDAN & NORTON, Auctioneers and
ID Commission Merchants, No. SO Broadway (uP stss
between RrsnkHo add LeOnArd-srs
The above have hand aud will sell At Auction,
Ing Dec H. and containing until the ea4 i hnish-d
very large aud valuable collection Of FOREIGN BOOK uu
arrived from Lor don and comprising works Ia depart
Of Ancient and NOGern Catalogues ready
Sale commence az o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
furniture, Sc.
6tcpcs and Ranges.


STOVES and RANGES.-The subscribers have
= hand the finest assortment Of Aursht Cook and Paror
the city Stoves % al d-scpt
styles designs for burning wood coal, which will
wtTTnIi and guarantee in every wAy
Persons In OF fine for beauty and durability
will do well 10 call at the
METROPOLITAN STOVE WAREHOUSE.
HOPKINS L DUFF. PropTistoT,,
No Z3S Water Il " Y
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES-A large assert
~ Of patterns Of COOKING md PARL0R
STOVES aud PORTABLE HEATERS, for sale BY
wM CLARK. No 9CArmine st aud No 80 sthsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
5airs bg Aaenon.
u c T O n n o / { T. d.
"A THOMAS MASON. Aueti 5nssr

II C. L Il % % i II
"A THOMAS Man s0N. Aueti ,sr.
B, Trsrs MoEEELL bis .pse,us SALES ROOM. No Sei
BROAbTAY. corner Duane e.
TO-MOnROw MORN SC ~ 'cl o'clock BY "i'slogue, E's-
FrrEre Roewooc Pia0o Fore large Mrs Nat'rr.s
&c Tle rGbic rely tA- 4Iay o. tte ciH
Al also ab-out.Bsss Of the sAr Deins positive . e,s
number IlsstirE lvoccs 10 the ssle AZ sew ooi ~
or suite IL Brrcsiee snd IN Hair Goth: Rls saod ana Oif
T..e- O.k Tihrtry Deokcase ELt-0si1b Tabes Dr-sn-
Bufssus a.hfisnd hs5nd. Cener Ts5es Psntf 're-
an Ie.odson. Mrrou. larEs one cot y, ~
P.ipuss Cbas 10 M,rocco sBd Plaza Tttea Te'- SOILS
.us. Of Fbameled Furniture With Marble Toys, Ro-e~'od
Drs.uz Bureaus s.hsfsod TIKI sac Contains very
las- variety Of very choice Furniture &c well ~shy OF ne
public Examine to day BY e.tsosn~
II WILSON Aactoneer
TCTION WORCESTERSHIRE SALE oil
n SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURStrURE. RICH
TAPESTRY CARPErs ELEG Ant ROSEWOOD Pl ASo-
FORTE LARGE OVAL MIRRORS, ke-rIMObRlN
stating In part Of rosewood Psr!o So tes 10 stn bocate
rtsewosd Gro en- excellent instrument cost s oItSLe
Cotiie and Reception Chairs carved oOd ant 1no-
sny Center Side and sofa Tanles Corner sands rose
F.ctor and Secretary; magnificent o-eSood eoose,s--
Oval Pier Asses lace Curtains; Dining bu tension ana
T. T.b. costly Bedroom FuTntHre. ia Rosewood msaos
snv and black walnut viz: Bsdstsd- Buresn "asnst4nds
el-,sD st Chns Toilet Sets best white eared hofsen
M,tTe..e. Bed. sna BEDDING: Basement farnure m.hos
Diner sn6 les Set; silver Ware best ivory Cutlery Sc
t.o eoty Vases; Psr.n Figures; Ornoln Clo1ks
few very Oil Psintns. and French -ngrsVnf, 20
,sb,y with MANY other sres useful am Orna mental 100
Surerou. for - aGverti.een Every article viii posSy
be sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
NETWORK and NEW haven RAILROAD.

FALL ARRANGEMEsr. NOV 8, 1884
Train. Leave New iors for ss~;haysn, o. ssn, y
IEaj A MS (E1) rs SIS P. ~ nii'O,s s;r,t
sisP H. g tSr b sGpT1 .1d dr REM %
~ Is fG5 ss%G S6 por cSsG and
sratons' l. as. H. A ME sSo. AS, 6.iS sI6P.M
So9pi IS, I1;sTs and s0T s1 Gs:sH
NJ ga For Conn cticu River Railrosd 70 aoaiis.
New GoS SEaa . sSa srd'
rod, A, M Pet N,satges RAILROAD "A NJ sP Esd
Trsin. 70 New Yors-Froo, N.~; Haven $50 sD y,
Lilo (E..J n,Ex 1873 Sp.M Pom 8fd d sls
ssrw"il & g u ai5. e62 H. aI6(E, SIS. 1913 Pa
g sIST PO" Chester b" i S;s y Hoy VIZ" sps ~
NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK TO ROCHEsTER-The socuEsrE8 snA
GENEsEE Valley RAILROAD Is now op.n snd n con
necton with the Buffalo Corning and slew York and se.
York and Erie Railroads. forms direct rouss hO~ Ns~Y'h
h Rochester. -, . -.
fort afforded by the wide renders oy TAI tho most d"
bic between the above cue w.. -, w.. a.u,,.x
Ticket Oce foot Of Dasse and at No 1875 Broadway '
10 Jersey City
Pisbrs viii be New yok and aoebe'
W. dracn Any n'oruSteu ds-'sd IN rsssrd to- ,s.:
n, Sew.Gor. AID Grr Railro.a Brs Baihnrs or q. T.
TAPPAk EIPIe'. Freight hseot NO , yo,s e5os IN
sp md cAD' o0 ''' j REDPiELD sapenateudent
NETWORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-On ssd
~ .sr MONDAY November 90. sDd until further noacs
Trains viii leave Pier foot OF " ono~f
viz: a, oat
DaI Iirk FSo,ess. Of 7 A 81, for Dunark
Nail 85 AZ for Dankirs and Buif'lo AMI ntermess
ssIior%
=. VIA Piermoot for sufern and insrne dias stations
Way Passenger, at NJ, tor oisyille and nterne&ss
stations
Night Express. at P. w.. for Dunsirk and BnfsLo.
Ensrnnt atop "a, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and interim
date stations.
On sunoay only one Express Train, d5P NJ.
These Express Trains connect Buffalo aud Dunkrk IN
the Lac Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cincnasd Tos
Detroit Chicago. &c
d. c MccALLUa. General Superintendent
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA and The
IN SOUTH and WEST via the NEW JERSEY RAIL
POAD-U & MAIL and EXPRESS LIEBs -Lesys W.
York foot Of LiSeIty-st at T. sss 10 M ssd -
Through IN -Four Hours Fare. ~ d 10 ~ lomt
and IS - g. 10 sbas NewYcrs Accommodation Line ees
At r. e. stopping At al citations rhtoasn eI1s
for cncirnsti st 49, and the Wef and for Baltimore
iDgtou Norfolk &c and through baggage checked 10 "~
tagton in 8 and 20 A. NJ. and o PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
Uatrhee. leuelrp. 81,

mdtrhee. aemelrp, 81.
GOLD WATCHES AID STERLING SILVER
" WARE, together wiLh reh assortment of DIAMONDS
sro al kinds of fine Gold JswelIs.
GOLD LEPlNE. four holes j, seeled. Sd
GOLD WATCHES. tom pS' 70 ~
SILVER WATCHES jewsled................... 10 10 ~
PLATED TEA SETS double p}sted II t. -
PLATED CAKE BA-hETS....................... o % 10
All our goods are warranted 70 be represented.
SQUIRE LANDER q Co. No N Futonst, New YORK
WATCHES, JEWELRY, and DIAMONDS.
w GREAT REDUCTION!
The subscriber havius received invoices at reduction
from prices selling oil descriptions of GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES JEWELRf, aud DIAMONDS at Is
per b,iOto Ae usual prio<s.
FINE GOLD LkPINE WATCHES. holes jeweled -. 20
FINF GOLD DETACHED LEVERS, IS holes je~eled. Is
GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS ........." IS
GOLD HUNTING ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS. 80
GOLD VEsT CHAINS..................- ......pSto 81
GOLD CHATELAINE CHAINS. IL to %
COLD OUAkD Oh AIMS $50 ID
IIAMOND 1" 70 1v
DlAmOND $40
Al descriptions OF W.tches and Jewelry much les
prices than aDy other house 70 the city
WATCHss CLEANED md REPAIRED IN the best
and warranted az oHe-hGJ the resular prices
GEO q. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and Jewery. wholesale and RETAIL
No. II Waus St. second floor. near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

professional! Notices.
IT S. PASSPORTS-Indi TO travellers,
~ issssd by J. B. MONIES. Notary Public No ~ War.
ren-s Broadway Nsturslis-S etiteos uus produce
their certificates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

NrHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS -
FROM NEW-YORK TO LlVERfOOL.
Chief CABIN PessAgc
Secoud CsbiD Passaxe 70
FROM BOSTON TO LINERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
secoud Cabin Passage. ..::.:.:..........'.. oo
The ship. from Boston call at Hsllfa&
ARABIA cant Judkins AMERICA Capt L.ns,
PERsTA Can't Ryro EUROPA Capt Shanncn,
asiA Cznt + G. Lott CANADA Capt St0ss,
AERICt Cant. H.,rison NIAGARi, Capt L-itch.
These vessels cary eles White Light al mashesa "teeb
on stsrboard luv; Red on port bow. -
EIAGaRA J[.sb leaves Boston Wedn -sdsy, nov.
.aAa1A Ind,i,, Work. -. "Wednesday, Nov. IS
AulpIaA I,,, Bs~ton. Wednesday, Nov. u
60. -, Now Yors.. Wednesday, Nov. ~.
1.N,n. s,or. Bo.ton. =. "wednesday. Dec o
Fri. Hsrr,s,, New York . "wednesday, Dec. Is
EURopA sbsn,,n Boston W sdnesdsy, Dee. ~.
serths not secured until ps'p for
An experienced Surgeon 90 board 80.
The owrers OF ships will not be accountable TOT Ooa
Silver Bulion Specie Jeselry Preeions stones OF osa
miles, bi OF adrs signed sheefr and the vaas thereof
therein expressed.
For freight or passsEe, apply 20 ~ =, r,,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

DATRI0TIC LINE.-New Line Of NEW
II YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This line will bs
composed Of the following ana splendid ships VA
CALHOUN.....2OO zoe tuDs burden. Capt ID h Truman
Il. SO tuns burden Capt David Csurtins
WEI 1900 tuns burden. Capt Lawrence
ORIENT. 0Oc tuns burden. Capt Geo. D. Hill
The abovs vessels hsye been recently built and are the
largest and substantial In the trade
They commanded BY OF experience ana ability re
very superior sld every exerton Su %
promote the comfort Of PASSENGER and the eon's"
euee Of shippers For freight passage spply to
SP0fFORD, TILESTOH & Co, No 80 1fssdsGy
Agents IN Liverpool-T. GRIMSHAWk Co.. NO ~ ""'7"
Plaza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
GENITAL. RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY-


CAMDEN and AMBOf RAILROAD 70 PHiL
4 ADELPHIA mon, Fier No. / North River -T~o lines
,siiy 10 a Nj snS 2P siornus line y A ". b
E4smho.t JOHN POTTER 20 SOUTH AMBoy. th-Oee ~
SsP "a by TOHN pOrTEsto AMBoY, thence direct 70
60 49, -S----A 60 sv- Aa--- E.re - Way, 40
-,,,,noo,r:. ard Euisrsn, Liue aiP.M fsre " - s%
-, al rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
SOUTHERN RAILN@Ap

yi LINZ Traveller for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS KAN
sAs and all points and South West obtain roash
Tic and al concerning routes fare &c either
~ he NEV. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. o, new
Work CENTRAL RAILROAD by sppcation at tho CON-
n.ny,. Oasee No. 1875 Broadway. cor Deyst TO
v'-' John PORTER. General Agen5. o<
p DtTNTON Ticket Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

THIRD AvESuE RAILROAD COMPANY, 4
Odee. 6lst Of sad 81 Az
NOTICE.-Cars on this road will hereafter run
al night leaving the Psk every even half hour .er
RSeioefP D. WIN A. DARLING, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-24

At the second board the market quite buoyant,
and there large sales Of all the leading fancs at
an advance. Cumberland went up 4 per cent; Reading
Railroad, a; Erie Railroad, x; N. Y. Central Railroad,
2; Harlem, u; Nicaragua Transit, 7S McCulloch, -
The Metropolitan Bank has declared four per cent d.
yidend the Market Bank, per cent, tine Tadesmens
Bank, three dollars per share.
The steamship Pacific from this port for Liverpool,
to- morrow, (saturday will not take out very large
amount Of specie The total exports will be under half
a million Of dollars.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port, to-day we're $72534 81 payments 49,
balance on hand, 50, 23l o9a So.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump
ton for warehouse and also the from ware
house. during the week ending and including Thursday,
tie ed Of June, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-24

BRGrroy June 22-At market SIS beef cattle, 40wofh
ing oxen so and calves 800 sheep and lambs and
$50 swine. PrceBect cattle-Higher prices were ashe
in the morning without much success and We quote u
correspond with last week-Extra, % 10 a %; Arsl
quality IS 50 50 second do ~ % ~ 7o third do,
s. COAST. Working oxen-sales at from $50 10 el75.
Cowes and caves-saes at from $25 TO So2 Sheep and
fed bAc spring pigs, &c TO 6hc. shoats 70 pea
ole, selected, 6kc, and exc; Ut retain, IS, N 1hS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-24

Gen, p, make no mention Of the Ambulance We
doubt the credibility Of the story.
The general impression now seems TO b, that
the task Of putting down Melo viii be very difficult,
If at all practicable-and the second battle early
expected will be more severe than the first. At the
first, we learn that several hundreds were killed on
both aides.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-24

Foreign goods rule duh and heavy The ssoch On hasd
larger than had been anticipated and much Of ssr
not be sod excepting through the auction roonns and a.
extremely low prices which terms are repus,ye TO hold
Yet these win bave to concede all that noy asked
of them if they expect to get ri Of their supplies this
This is the conviction Of purchasers, who, In
delay their selections with the hope Of be-
ing able to make these on still favorabls condi-
tons Hence the current requirements OF jopbers are
limited and not urgent and Cor this tho transac
tons in British and Continental goods ,nccnsdsrote
while prices thereof are quite irregular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-24

Yuns, and niering the bodies Of the yctims Of thin
nest appalling catastrophe.
. Now, more than ever, 40 supphoate Of You not
~ Of our Saviour that he viii grant me and nv
Noek resignation, obedience and patience in these
our Affections and suferings.n
Since writing che foregoing, I have seen and con-
yersed with gentleman from the ruins of San Sal
ysdor. He informs me that seventeen persons had
been taken out OF ruined houses alive and II was be-
1eyed that others might yet be saved he describes
- suferings Of its late inhabitants as very great
Without means Of purchasing the necessaries Of life,
arriving. Here is q case for American sympathy.
WIN not my countrymen at home give their mite TO
me warm hearted and generous Salvadoreans and
thus aid in relieving their suerings under this most
hesrt,rendipg and appalling affection / know, /
yeel, they will Let what is done be done quickly,
1oS the hungry want food and the houseess home.
Funds may be RENTED through Mr.. Molina, the
Minister for Salvador as well as for this republic or
0ey can be forwarded, (and which believe would
@Honduras), to Messrs. Baily & Castilol at Isaba,
mr. this government to send down to the President
u Gan Salvador.
The town Of Ysalco, eighteen leagues from San
salvador, has been the scene OF a great confagra-
Zen. Three hundred houses have been destroyed
and principally those Of the poorer classes Great
distress prevails there also, in consequence.
The State Of San Salvador has indeed been strick-
On. For two years past 1t has been overrun by the
ocusts, destroying the crops rendering its rich land
barren, and making dearth and scarcity Of pro-
visions, which alone has caused much suffering and
sickness too. Then follows this destructive fire, in
0e OF it's principal towns and, to close the scene
this terrible earthquake destroying over one thou
sand lives, annihilating its capital and thus leaving
eighteen to twenty thousand of our felow-beiDgs
houseless wanderers suffering all the horrors of want
and misery, and even at this moment, with pros
pect OF mOmentarily being engulphed in the yawn-
ing abyss Of some newly forming volcano.
RAMHTPR.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-04
Coming out Right.

The Enicrante1i. the Norwegian paper at In
Evansville. Rock county, which has heretofore
supported the Sham Democracy. places the name
of Mr. WAsmBURS at the mead OF It's columns as
its candidate for Congress 1t remarks as follows
concerning the Republican Convention which nonI
mated Mr. Washburn:
The Convention composed of persons from
each political party-Democ ais, Wings. Free
Soilers-alI tremendously united on MIR. Washburn
as the Anti Slavery candidate
There strife III the Convention that
was not possible among men, united IN the cause
of Freedom, having but one object in view, and
worthy of the best efforts of every ctizen-and
especially of those citizens who have not lef their
native country beyond the waters to give support
either directly CT Indirectly, to the spread OF Sa
very here.
MIR Washburn is an old resident of Iowa coun-
ty. and of the best business nrn in this State
He has by his good habits and industry, ac
quired fortune without grinding the faces of the
i5ccf.
He has not made Office getting a trade, and
never was candidate for office before and he has
now become so, on'y by the unanimous votes of
the Convention
Mr. Hemiup Democrat of Grant county, was
Chairman, and J. l.. V. Thomas a Democrat of
Rock county, was Secretary of the Convention
We will come back to these matters in our next
issue
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-04

The State Fair.

Preparations going forward steadily for the
State Agricultural Fair, to be held in this city on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. of next week
All the entries must be made before "Wednesday
morning a. clock
We again urge upon our citizens the propre.y
of making their arrangements for the entertain
ment of large number of guests next week. 1t
is altogether probable that great many more
will be present than our hotels will be able to ac-
commodate, and we therefore suggest to those who
have that department in charge the proprety of
calling upon the citizens, and ascertaining how
many they each accommodate, so that no time
may be lost IN furnishing strangers with comfort
able quarters.
We also urge upon our merchants, mechanics of
all kinds, manufacturers, agents, &c, TO bestr
themselves, and prepare specimens of their work,
IN order that Milwaukee may be properly repre-
scented on the occasion. II they would but thus
interest themselves in the few days remaining our
city might make proud display of the handiworb
OF her mechanics and craftsmen of various names
No better can be found anywhere, and they should
take care of their interests
Among the animals which will attract attention
is to be mammoth Ok, weighing 1000 lbs-a
Wisconsin production. He was at Waukasha at
the last accounts of him Mil Sent.