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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

and the valuable pine lands within our borders
will, by their proximity to market, offer great ad
dltIonal inducements for the employment OF CAPT
tai and labor. | trust that due sense of the res
possibility resting upon the Legislature, will
sst so far as is proper, each and every enterprise
which is likely 10 result in the permanent ad
vancement of these important interests. So far
as the enactment of constitutional laws relieve
the different Railroads from taxation during their
construction, recommend their passage, as one
of he means of encouragement, within your pow
er to render.
The subject of the Pacific Railway is Justly ex.
citing public attention throughout the entire I'm
ion. The President, in his Message, recommends
IL the consideration of Congress- as one of more
than ordinary interest-and, certainly, it is work
of unparalleled magnitude, and worthy of the
best energies of great and growing nation. And
While II is a work OF great national interest, in
which every section of our country is deeply in
terested, cannot but regard il one of peculiar
Importance to the people of the North West, and
especially OF our OWN State-in view OF lis proba-
bic location the Northern Ioute-in which
case we should feel more Immediately, than other
localities, the benefits arising from this great thor
oughtare- The power and policy OF the General
Government, TO make liberal land grants in aid of
this road, Will doubtless be much discussed at the
present session of Congress. Already their atten-
ton has been particularly called 70 it BY the Sec
rotary OF the Interior, in his annual report where.
in he discusses with much ability, both the right
and the policy OF liberal land grants in aid OF
public Improvements of this description OF his
views in this respect, | most fully approve. and
therefore suggest the proprety of rnemoriaizing
Congress upon the subject In accordance with the
same. Having said thus much on the great sub
Iect of the Pacific Railway. and the propriety oil
land grants, in aid of lis construction, l Will call
your attention TO the sobject OF land grants, of a
similar character, 10 our own State And wheth
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make such grants in aid of Internal improvements
TO the several States not. il seems to me tina;
there can be reasonable doubt as to the policy
o. the States il receiving them. The L. s have
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AUcT1oNisALHs.
BY 0oDDIN { APPERsON.

VERY HANDSOME COTTAGE RE-
SIDENCE ON CLAY, BETWEEN 1sr AND
I'D z,,!,, STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTi on
VIII be sid on FRIDAY afternoon, the 9Th October
iSs4 ON the premises commencing at II o'clock that
very valuable cottage residence the South sde Of
CaJ, between Ist and I'd streets. now IN the occu-
pancy Of Mr.. L. W. Rose
The Lot fronts Sc feet and back 16S feet, with
the usht OF alley The house 10 built of wood 10
nesfy new, and in the most perfect repairs in
IEaMs-One fourth cash: balance a. 3, 6 and Q
montns. Tor negotiable paper, bearing interest," se-
cureS ~ trust deed, or title re taiued.
% GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
BROOK AVENUE AND DUvAL STREETS
AT AuCTlON.-Wiil be sold on FRIDAY, the 9Th
day OF October, 1854. on the premises, commencing
at O'Clock. several valuable building lots ON the
West sid. OF Brook Avenue and corner with Duval
street These lots admirably adapted TO grocery
sfands- Terms one third cash, balance at 6 and II
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, asd
title retained till last note il paid. plat of the lots
can be seen at our Office.
se2S GODOIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Correspondence 9th Dispatch.
TRAGIC RESULT FROM THE WANT OF CARE
IN THE USE OF POISON

LrScHHURc, Sept 29.
We are shocked here to learn the following facts
of most melancholy and tragic result of the want
OF proper care in the use of poison; Mr.. WILLIAM
LAvrSDkn, farmer of Amherst county, on Wed
nssdsy last In order to poison some dogs that had
visited hs dairy, put some strychnine 10 vessel oil
milk and lett homo without giving proper ins'ruc
tons with regard to the poisoned milk. During MS
absence, his family, thirteen in number, Ignorant
of what he had done, partsok of the milk ana were
poisoned. Sad to relate -FOUR OF THEM DIED -
The o,hors. 1t was hoped. would recover. ! have
no further particulars. 1t is indeed painful ad-
,noni,;on of the care with which poisons should be
handled a.
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The Free Soil Convention of the Sd district of
Wisconsin have nominated Charles Billinghurst for
Congress.
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President Pierce was to have left Washington On
Thursday afternoon to visit the great fair In Phia-
delphia. On his return he will visit the Baltimore
fair, cattle show, &c.
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lesion, were taken off by the schr Taylor and car
ried to Boston.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

NEW YORK EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
NEW YoRK. Sept % The Episcopal Convention
for this diocese re:assenbled In st. Johns chapel
this morning. -Four ballots were had for success
sor to Bishop wainwright, but no choice. DR..
Francis vnson, of Grace church, Is the leading can
didate
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
omce at Geo. ]. Summers, No. 20, Pearl street.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF STOcK az

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
- CABINET FURNITURE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY Morning next 4th of
October commencing at 10 O'Clock large and valu.
abe stock OF CABINET FURNITURE, in the store
occupied by Currv& Brother. opposite the Virginia
Bsnks consisting in part of Sofas. Rocking and Easy
Chairs Wardrobes, Bureaux, Sideboards, Centre
Gard and Dining Tables, High and Low-Post Bed
steads, Mirrors, Hat RACKS. Book Cases, Mahogany,
treses, Washstapds &c &c. Also, q lot of Cabinet
Hardware, Curled Hair, &c.
TERMs.-All sums under $50 cash $50 and over
that amount, months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
BY order of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOS. w. KEESEE
26 Ar.
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BY LARUS l. SHINE.
FARM IN CHESTER

w ALUAbIE FAhM IN CHESIER-
FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION-On MON.
DAY, the ID October. commencing at u O'clock nj .
we will sell at public Auction. that valuable FARM
belongin Mr. 8. P. Gilbert situated in Chester.
field, the Chesterfield Court House Road, about
miles from Richmond, containing 100 acres, go of
which is improved snd so in original growth cavity
timbered) The Improvements consists of coed re-
sidence, together with all the necessary out-houses
Also, an excellent Spring. and an Orchard bearing
Peaches. Plums, Pears, Cherries and Apples and
well adapted for Market Garden
The above Farm is part of Hobbs estate we'll
fenced and about miles from Rairosd Particu.
lars given on application to the subscribers
LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
se IL III Main sire ar
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY

BosToN, September 27-The st Johns papers of
Tuesday have been received. In common with
late Halifax papers, they devote much space to the
reciprocity treaty, complaining that the ratification
OF the measure by one party and not by the other
gives great present advantages to the States The
New Brunswicker says that it is the general opinion
that the Legislature ought to convene immediately
Ia order to give effect to the treaty. or reject it if
advisable
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THE MARKETS.

and Ohio unsettled; Southern-sales of Baltimore
at S7.50aSS Southern White Wheat 81 TO- Corn
Western mixed rs 1.2 cts. Whiskey dull.
BALTIMORE, sept. 90. -Flour-City Mills frm at
eight advance; Howard street dull Wheat and
Corn unchanged and heavy.
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THE ANGEL GABRIEL.

WASHINGTON, Sept %. The individual styling
himself the angel Gabriel, blowed his horn in the
streets here today, and attracted crowd. Among
the assembling there CHANGED to be some policemen
who arrested the angel and committed him to pris-
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The barn belonging to Mr.. Joseph Coffalan, in
Page county, was consumed by fire, some two
weeks ago, with quantity of wheat, rye OATS hay,
horse gear, &c. The fire is believed to have been
the work of an ncendiary.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
fOffice at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl st.l
BY ELIAS HALE. No. log MAN It.

an THIS EVENING, ut z o'clock, /
~ shal offer at auction large of Staple
and Fancy Goods, consstips In part follows, viz:
Gold and Silver Watches
Geh Jewelry of every description
silver and plated ware; Ciocks OF ali kinda
$500 doz white and colorsd spool cotton
1900 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
175 . Lead Pencils, assorted kinda
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and Razors
500 s. Porte Monaies and Purses
$50 HAIR Teeth, Nail and Lsther Brushes
75 plated Sewing Birds
$50 " assorted Combs
Us fancy Boxes, large assortment
2450 fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment of blank books paper,
velopes steel pens, WATERS double barrel guns pa
tent balances. spoons coffee mills hammers togeth.
er with q great variety of goods too numerous to
mention, in lots to suit purchasers. Every article
warranted a. represented. City and country mer-
chants respectfully invited to attend the sale,
the goods will positively be sold to close conssn-
ments. ELIAS HALE,
tl LOG Main 1t.
Additions can he Yeceived.
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Matt Ward has again LETT Louisville, or account
q me circulation OF an incendiary handbl calling
town meeting.
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FRnM sT THnMAs

NKw York, Sept. a9.-Advices from St. Thomas
represent that the cholera 10 raging there to tear
ful extent.
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Watchnlan Stone. of Baltimore, who was 80 ba6.
ly wounded by burglar short time since, is re-
covering.
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n ATTENTION MECHANIC GUARD.
q Attend meeting of your Company at LAFAY-
III ETTE HALL, on SATURDAY, September goth,
~ at II O'Clock. Every membsr is requested to be
present
By order of the Captain.
ss 29-2t J. T. OSBORNE, o, g.
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The deaths from yellow fever, in Augusta, Ga.
on Wednesday last, were five
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The President, ii is said, has determined TO send
Mr.. Wheeler, of N. c., to Greytown, to ascertain
all about the bombardment
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Hon. Mr.. Gore, English Charge at Montevideo
died ON the 30th OF July, of apoplexy.
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The National Inteligencer is authorized to CON.
tradlct report that the Hon. John M. Clayton, of
Del, had joined the Know Nothings.
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The case OF Durand Us. Capt. Holins, has been re
moved to the United States Circuit Court
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Rev. DR.. Thos M. Clarke has been elected Bishop
ofthe Protestant Episcopal Church for the diocese
of Rhode Island.
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aRIvAI. nR TuR urpMa

NEW York, Sep. 29.-The steamer Hermann has
arrived from Bremen, with a60 passengers. Her
dates are not go late by three days as the Ameri-
cas-
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FROM COM PERRY.S SQUADRON.
NEW YoRK, Sept. GA private dispatch, dated
Hong Kong, 9th July, states that Commodore Per-
~ had arrived. All quiet
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.s@A FOR BALTIMORE AND
- Observation-Disclosures POCA.
HONTAS.
Freight received to-day, (Friday) at - o'clock.
and up to the hour offs O'clock P. M Saturday. the
seth inst LUDLAM & WATSON
NJ B.-Shppers by this line to Philadelphia are
requested to us before sending down their reeht
sc 29-2t L.. j. w
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A POLICE oFFICER SHOT.

NEW York, Sept 29.-Police officer James Cahil
of this city, shot dead last night by burglar
whom he was attempting to arrest. The burglar
escaped
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John d. Webster has been con vict,d in Cass
county, Geo, OF the murder of Col. Cuyler. and
sentenced to the renitentiary for life
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COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
" &c-LEONARD's INSTANT RELIEF AND
SPEEDY CURE for Coughs, Colds Consumption,
Asthma, Hoarseness, Hopping Coughs. Groups and
Bronchitis, can be obtained of Messrs Purcell. Ladd
Il Co., 81 Main street; A. A. Georgs Co, corner of
4th and Broad Streets and Of all respectable drug
gists and dealers In Virginia. ~
Price Is and 30 cents per bottle.
THOMAS LEONARD,
se16 Richmond, Va.
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Destructive FIRE.-The rope walk owned by
the Boston Hemp Company at Boston, valued at
1000, was wholly destroyed by fire on Thursday
ast-but little insurance. The flames communi.
Gated to the city mills damaging the attic story to
considerable extent Loss S25, 900.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN L CO.

H00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OOO HATS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY, 4th of October, we will sell ct our Auction
store, at O'Clock
600 Cases Boots. Shoes and Hats, all fresh and de-.
sirable Fall and Winter Goods, comprsing-
Cents fine Calf Boots
Women's coarse and heavy Boots and Brosans
Boys' do do do do
Women's Shoes. Of all desirable kinds
Chil3ren's do do do
Silk Hats; Wrapping Paper
ALSO,
200o prs of Richmond made Brogues
TERMs-Under $780, cash. 500 and over months
credit, for approved paper
Sc Il DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.. Aucts
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FALL TkAUE--IH54.

FALL TkADE-lS54.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and
i offer for sale the following Goods, viz:
$500 Boxes BOOTS and SHOES.
1200 Boxes HATS and CAPS.
$50 Dozen Frenc CALF SKINS Of their own im-
100 Dozen American CALF SKINS.
500 Dozen UPPER LEATHER, all grades.
5000 Sides SOLE LEATHER, of all qualities.
in great variety. ~
Writing and Wrapping PAPER, SHOE THREAD.
&c. Also, large stock OF BRO CUES, OF their own
manufscture, suitable for Plantation and Railroad
Hands. 1888
This large stock Of goods having been purchased
for cash, the undersigned prepared to oer great
er inducements to the trade Of Virginia aud North
Carolina, than any other house In the market
HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON,
~ l6--6wif No. III, Main street. Richmond. Va.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE NONE
GREENTREE e. BROTHER, No.

LIE Main street, two doors below Purcell, Ladd
Co take pleasure In informing the friends and pat
rons of their establishment and the public without
Distinction that they have recently returned from the
northern citiea with large and beautiful assortment
of CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAR
Their stock consists o. fms Engsh and French Cloth.
Dress and Frock Coats, Fine French Cashmere and
Twsed Coets Black and Fancy Doeskin Cashmere
Pants, Black and Fancy silk and Satin Vests, Mar.
A full assortment of BOYS CLOTHING. Also,
dershirts, Umbrellas, Drswers he. Their stock has
been manufactured In the most Fashionable Style
and substantial manner. and they will sell good and
well made Clothing at such prices will more than
realize the expectation Of the public Their Cloth.
ing ID cut In the latest style or Otherwise TO suit the
taste Of customeu. - H-lmt
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
DOWN TOWN.!

DOWN TOWN..
"a GREAT BARGAINS IN READY
Tk MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE
HE AND RETAIL. at M. SCHULTZ'S, No 81.
MAIN STREET. UNDER THE MAN
SION HOUSE. Country Merchants and others
respectfully solic ted to give q CALL having on
hand large and varied assortment of Read Made
Clothing made in the city under my supervision.
want of goods /, my line, at saving of at least TWEEN
ty6ve per nt seither at wholesale retail Hav-
ing large assortment of CLOTHS. CASSI.
MERES and VESTINGs, l am also prepared to
make to order every article of gentlemen's wearing
apparel in the neatest and most substantial manner
and at prices that cannot fail to please the most Geo.
nomicsl. ling confident l can offer greater in.
dueements than IL usually found respectfully soli-
cit a call. Sc 29-2w* M. SCHULTZ
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
LIFE INSURANCE FOR. WHITE PER.
SONS AND SLAVES. -
TAT REGULAR RATES..E
nlHE AMERICAN LIFE NsURANC]

CAPITAL, $500 00o-Principal Office s E. corner oil
Walnur and 4th sts. Philsdelphia-OfEcs In Rich
rnond In Lisle's Row, Pearl street. next 70 Messrs
Tolsr Cook.-The greatest advantages are nov be-
ing offered BY the above Company In regard to Lsfe
Insurance, Lives Of WHITE PERsoNs insured for
any length Of time upon the Total Abstirenca Joint
ers to shsresin the profits of the Company SLAVES
insured for one or more ysars At low rate the insu-
rers having night to discontinue their Policies ct
promptly and satisfactorily adjusted.
Pamphlets and Circulars con,sinips fan psrseulss
to rates, kc, can be had grasis 1t the Once In
kiehnond. C r BRiCKEE a. D.
Agent and Medical Examiner, Richmond Va
oFrIcE Hsuas-Daily, Sundays excepted from
P. NJ between which hours persons wishing to In.
to consult Dr. 3. professionally, will please
call. lee 2e-StI g. T. B.
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ITO PRINTERS.-The advertiser wishes
l. to sell for casa, COMPLETE JOB PRINT
ING ESTABLISHMENT, doing a first rate bust
ness. in a large and furnishing town in this State
The Type, Presses and fixtures are all in PERFECT
orders large portion of the type. and one of the
presses Ruggles sheet Engine have been in use
but short time. The Office is ABUNDANTLY sup
piled with material requisite for its location.
For further particulars, address 'R. r. W." Dis
patch Office. ses9-3t*
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RAIHS! BATHS 1AIH6l.EHot,
ID cciS - ahawer 1ATH0, saa - haA daily
fTom 800. n. ~ . ten opslosi, 2. - q the Hsr
Dresutne. 1hsvins md ohsupoening oaleons under
he AmsIiean Heal olncle heee y eonses ~ tcs-
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fffS FOR PHILADELPHIA.-The
s111 A. No. Steamship CITY OF RICH
MOND, Capt. MITCHELL, 10 now ready to receive
freight, and will leave SATURDAY, September
S0th, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
For freight or passage, apply to
az 92-3t r. TIrTTV.E copk
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FUTURE DAYf


BY TAYLOR e WILLIAMS.
NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
~ MAYO STREET AT AUCTION -On THURS.
DAY; 5th oetobsr. 1854 q o'clock r. n: upon the
Pre- Me-. III e e The Framed c0TTA0E on
brew Synagogue. aud occupied ~ Mr. John Bowsn,
fronfins is feet and runuiss back Sc feet inches
The property 4 in perfect erdsr Ssyiss ~ Sssr =.
een.iv thoroughly repaired end painted
sentrss location and neat and agreeable arrange
dsncs convenient to business = =
TEaMs-One-third cash; talsncs at and mopths
seSo TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS, Aucs,.
A UCTION SALE AT THE VIRGINIA.
"A WASHINGTON MONUMENT.-The unasr.
signed win ON MONDAY. the End day Of October. &
10 o'clock A. N sell q publ. suction the wash
comprising assortment Of Stone-Cutters ard
Quafrymsn's Toels. BIscksmth's Tools aud fixtures.
Bisss t E.'' kep ..s s sh Iron &c
Square in ten days from ale, Terms cssh.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auc'tr.. se22-t2O
THREE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
NJ ~ pENcEs ON LEIGH STREET. AT AUC-
M, upon the premises will be sold those three brick
houses and lots on the north side Of Leish between
a.ve N H. wm Rev Mr.
Eacn house contains7 airy rooms, besides closets,
passages two story porticoes in rear, Kitchen wa
-, oi az Pciiecs oidef having oeen Dutit with
IN q few years past, with view to durability and
comfort rather than to cost. To those seekinp 10
purchase really desirable and pleasant residence
the retired yet accessible location az well az the
complete and admirable gements Of these hon.
ses, certainly present unusual Inducements, whilst
the terms of sale are liberal
Two Of the lots front % feet each. and tba othsr
IS feet, all running back 40 feet to an aev In rear
TERMs-One-thirdc cash, balance at and 2 wears
with interest payable semi secured by
of trust. TAYLOR q WTLIIAHS
se19 Aurt.
GALE OF MOST VALUABLE M
- PROVED REAL PROPERTY, IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON 18th AND BROAD SITS.
ADJACENT TO THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
DEPOT.-The owner intending to make change in
bis business pursuits, will be sold on MONDAY, ID
October 1854, at ~ o'clock p NJ upon the premises
tnat most valuable property situated at the southwest
fronting lilo feet the West side of Valley st. and
running back IS feet to Union street.
The improvements consist of large and eycelle Mt
Brick Dwelling in the occupancy of Mr.. VIM a.
Branton, two new Framed Houses and Brick House
tho three latter of which occupied for business
purposes at good rents besides which the property
In rear is almost covered with sub-buildngs kitch-
ems. stables, &c.
Whether regard be had to its very central and "a.
pidy-inprovng situation, being almost adjoining the
Central Railroad Depot, First Market &C., or the
character OF the Improvements this property proba-
bly, offers greater advantages for safe and profitable
investment than any other in this market; aud
the sale.
plat of the property may be seen at our Office.
TERMs-One fifth cash; balance ct G. IL and Ia
months credit payments to bear interest and to be
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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M P . RrANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Il The undersigned would respectfully inform all
persons who may be in want of ORNAMENTAL
&C.. that he has purchased the patent right to make
and put up ORNAMENTAL RAILING upon a new
and improved principle, which will enable him to put
up such work fully Is per cent cheaper than has
or be done by any other establish ent in
the city. He has also received several and beau
tifal patterns to which he would invite particular
attention. JAMES ID BROWNE,
se 28-dlm 9th street. next to Lafayette Hall.
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NEEDLES.-We have just received .
IN fall supply Of Kirby,s cslebrAIed Needles. Also
an assortment Of sClsopatrs" Needles new ard
beautiful article. 70 which Ne would call the stten-
.s- = 'As G. J. SINTON 4 CO..
eian Of The Circular law,
=. % III Mao st
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THOMAS r. PRICE & co. are now
Il receiving by every arrival large supplies of new
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, selected with
care for RETAIL to which they invite the attention of
their friends and the public. They have opened
Rich Plaid. BIocade and Plain SILKS
Black slLKs-PIain, Corded and Figured-a large
stock
More ANTIQUES-Black, White and Colored
MERINOES, MOUSLAINES and Rich PLAIDS
in great variety of styles. and at all prices
French EMBROlDERlES, in greater variety than
sver before
CLIO ks and MANTILLAS, of newest and most
approved styles
GOODS for Housekeeping, Servants and Families
Family LINENS and Moufning Goods
And general assortment of Goods for Farmers,
Planters &c, &e., all the most reasonable terms
Having made extensive improvements and addi-
tons to their store, they will be enabled keep and
expose greater variety of Goods in their line than
they have heretofore done. sc 28-4t