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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18
MARTIN NIENHARDT.
VIII )LESALE DEALER IN
GROCERIES & PROVISION

Wholesale DEALER IN
& PROVISIONS.
Prairie du Chen, Wts.
vE7HE people Of G ant County, and the sur.
IL rounding country, are informed that the
undersigned has received his large Spring ana
Summer Stock, and VIII De adding to the same
upon the arrival Of every boat. He has eve.
ry thing IN his line. and is determined to Sc
as cheap, and most Likely cheaper than his
neighbors. His stock comprises
sugar-white and brown, crockery,
Coffee, Hardware.
Tea, Hollow Ware,
Liquors of all kinds;
And in fact every thing usually found in a
Grocery and Provision store, which he is p'e-
Dared to sell at wholesale or retail, at prices
TO suit every b.cyer. Las
THe will also accommodate travellers
He has a 'arge good barn, well filed, and ar
attentive ost err Nj. NIENHARDT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18
BROWN & I.aGRAVE'S

STORES AT
BEE OWN g. c A SSVILuE.
YTHIIE subscribers give notice, that they have
\ completed their heavy Fal, and Winter
Stocks of Goods, Wares, Groceries, Hard
wares, Crockery, Medicines, &c., &c. Their
FORWARDING AND COMMISSIONING
Rooms at Cassville are extensive and conduct
ed with care.
Arrangements for receiving Grain, deposi-
ting produce, forwarding, commissioning. SC
may be made at our store in Beetown, and or
The same terms as at Cassvile.
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT,
Barley, Dry Hides. peltries, sc.
22El BROWN & LAGRAVE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18
is extensively known in this part of the coun.
try for the last years. Iwould merely i'd
Shy his rorifs ye shall isnow him.
M'.sy 4. IMgTD A E7aNsT3lR1 ING

From the steady and increasing demand for
home-manufactured clothing for the last year,
have been induced to go more extensively
into tais branch. / will keep on hand more
extensive assortment of Goats, Pants and Vests
Of al colors, qualities and sizes. Feeling con-
6dent that the time has arrived when home in
dustry viii be appreciated and couraged in
the west, have made these extensive arrange
ments. The consumer will profit much in the
purchase of clothing manufactured BY me than
the worthless slop. made trash manufactured
East. JOHN THOMPSON
Potosi, May 20, 1854. [4-47
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18

f1NOWN's SCHOOL BOOKS complete se-
ries, for sac by J. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18

DlFLE POWDEK--a first-raie article, for
III sale cheap, by ]. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18

I Y IGHEST CASH price paid for WHEAT
4 at the Farmers Store.
BY J. B. CALLS.
The daily union., 1854-02-07

gard the act of 1920 OF any binding effect Even tho
course OF the violent opponents OF slavery, and
those who the strongest advocates OF congressional
interference, 10 admission OF the invalidy
of that act. Upon any other hypothesis, why was the
Wilmot proyiso applied 10 Oregonl And why is AR.
Sumner. o Massachusetts. pressing its application
to Nebraska
Entertaining the opinion that the Missouri Compromise
both unconstitutional and unjust and believing that
the legal tribunals would never have enforced H. we
would have been perfectly Satisfied without the clause
declaring imperative. But diversity OF opinion as TO
the effect OF the compromise measures TO the enforce
menl OF which the administration is entirely pledged
has rendered such clause necessary. The true friends
OF the Union-ihs true friends OF the Soutbthe true
friends OF the party will give il manly and vigorous
support II agitation il will be their fault but
the fault OF previous legislation upon this subject which
in It's eio TO temporze, has failed 10 be Sufficiently ex.
plics
Opposition journals exuiing with great glee a, the
probability that OF the present supporters OF the ad,
minislraion-the sos OF New York, and possibly Others
question. That does not initiate ioa against the
past policy OF the administration it's present attitude
So long as those gentlemen profess 10 stand upon the
Baltimore PLATFORM and acquesce in the principles set
tied by the Compromise, they deserve The confidence OF
the President Whenever they prove Iecreaat 10 that
pledge they traitors TO the party and enemies TO the
administration, and deserve 10 be treated as such
The daily union., 1854-02-07
From the Louisville Times.
The Nebraska Bill.

Judge Douglass amendment to this BILL abrogatng
what called the Missouri Compromise is eci,ipg
men from the press all over lhc Union. aud seems to
have excited quite angry hostility from quarters
This was be expected from those journals catering for
abolition appeiles but how any protesting an acquies.
cence in The Compromise OF 1880 can fail to give it
hearty support, is TO Us incredible.
When Mr.. Dixon, of this State. introduced amend
nnen the intention OF which supposed TO be TO affirm
the power Of Congress slavery the Territories
very promptly objected to 1t ; for have Other
view OF the adjustment measures OF 1880 than ha, they
intended TO establish part of The policy OF the
try ha, Congress should not legsats upon slavery al
ALL bat leave it where properly belonsso the States
in their sovereign capacity and TO the courts We would
as promptly resist attempt 10 violate this compact
originating on the par, Of the South, would did
il come from the North To this we believe the South
pledged her faith when the Compromise accepted
This ia unquestonably the only feature Of that sd-
justmsnt which dignity il with the name OF "a
compromise" This alone rendered it pastabe TO the
South and II his view be not correct she has been ,nos
egrssously swindled. We very much a.on,shed 10
SEQ the Journal taking position antaSonis,c 10 this
vie OF the queslon--inmang that snac,ment rem
dering imperative the Compromise OF 1870 would be nm
se, OF bad faith upon the part OF the South and TIA, Il
was never intended that the adjustment OF 1850 should
interfere with that ac,
The admission OF Caliipsnia. having extended isr-
ritoy south Of % deg 30 min with clause in her con-
s,ilaon sxcladng slavery to conclusive proof
that the fnsss Of the Compomiss OF 1850 did not NJ
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M. A. rYsOs q SISTERS sEmISARY,

~ Bss-ssrs and Day ps, r. ssvse~ aA laA
TIE quarter DAY. (raes-
sny,l rssvussy the principals sddion
eitn French ssacbs Professor hsut procured
very expecne~d French goven~ss resident IN the fAsy
This viii swd boarding pupils especially, every cisy
language erms he
oircuas had the pnscpai bookstores and ssssry
i Psh 7-ee2tise11m
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On Thursday the down train from Albany was thrown
of the track about FIVE miles from Peekskll The ace
dent is attributable 10 the ignorance oi waichm1n IN
charge OF The road who had switched Tor the up in
stead of the down tram. When the cars came 10 the
spo, the locomotive thrown Oh the track with such
violence that the two forward were literally smashed
10 pieces There filled with hogs and sheep,
numbers of which were killed, No human lives were
LOST. though mnnY received severe bruises
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nv J. g. MCGUIRE. A,c,,op.,,

EURSIrUBE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
ON Thursday morning, February 9th, 10 O'Clock tho rest
Of family declining housekeeping corner
oflOth ard Pennsylvania Byrne grocery store
shall cell all the furniture aud household
Mahogany soe, cane-scst chairs, rockers
10 msfbletop table
Handsome embroidered srm
Three pity and ingram carpets,
Bureaus, bedsteads, washstands
feather bede, holsters m pillows
Hair aud hu-k
Hup~rcr blankets, comforts linen
Looking glasses, oeck, toilet sets
Window curtains, shsdsp
Stoves fire tenders
Stone, Csins dinner gisss wsr.
Terms ea5 nnder Of
ninety days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
The house Is foe rent Inquire OF the anconser.
las c. Mcguire
Feb Id Auction~sr.
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supreme Court or the United states.
MospAY, February 8, 1854.

No. ii3 r. Corning al al, appellants the Troy Iron
and Nail Factory The.argument OF the motion to dis
miss this continued by Messrs. Seward and
Seymour in opposition TO the said motion, and was con-
cluded by MIR Reverdy Johnson in support thereof
No 81. Samuel Baldwin, administrator, appellant, u.s.
Richard $. Coke, OF John NJ. Baldwin. The arau-
nen Of this commenced by MIR Wylie Tor The
appellant and continued BY Mr. Badger for tho appellee
and by Dir. Wyie for the appellant
Adjourned till tomorrow. III o'clock.
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T IFE or CAPT. JOHN SMITH, by w. q. sim,n-.
Ii vei 3g pages, with ongrayngs, bound Price ~ cents pub
lrhed at 81.
Iifo Mson by w. G. smms. vol bound, 5iT
enersvngs. Price 81 cents published ni 81,
Life wm. Gutter sound voiumc ss7
and engravpgs, rrice ~ cents. published at 81.
Life OF Lafayette by VIM Cutter bound voums, toe
and engraving. ~ cents, Published at 81
Life Franklin by %. l.. Ifoley. volume
i6- and cngrsvingx 81 cents, pubished 81.
s,gpsrs Declaration Independence by D.
ses.ins bound volume Isl rsges and 80 portraits cents
publi'hed at 81
Incidents IN American Hoy by w. Barber bound vol
nme tos and cngrsvinEs 81 cents, published at 81.
FebT FGANCK TAYLOR.
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ny y. c. MCGUIRE, ,Auotsonecr.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY On Tuesday, the osth Of
February 1854 shall u., recorded
in is,hcr W. b. No ~, foos 70, ib~r oo
as land records Of Washington county O.
No 10, In street
I'd and ~ This valuable ground viii
sold At the prsm,ses at halt four In the evening
The will In twelve
months, with interest," 70 be secured by deed Of
THO. CARBERY, Trustee.
JAS. g. ACQUIRE,
Feb 5-endsds Auctioneer.
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n2-Younw Mons Christian Assoet .f,on.-A rpsei.l
meeting this body will hr held the Lutheran
O'Clock Tuesday evening. scf,op
she clerical Bible eli.
Of Ladies
and gentlemen also respectfully invited 10 attend
ROBr =. FOgDE.
Tsb5~N Recording Seer etsry
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OFFICIAL

DrrAprnssr srArr,
Washington, February 6. 1854.
Information rscsivcd this department G.
ESQ., United States consul Ak Ia Chspse
unfequsny appointed by the United
examas oath 10 Prussia evidence
he pending before ,hese no ia Of
md false evidence should
be gwen witness could be panished for perjury.
The daily union., 1854-02-07

NOTiCt.-fne books ard seconn belonging
~ the late William Fischer w.
singer sisiiosers Ha adjoining irving Hotel
ihossed 70 receive and receipt for
HARRIET FIsCHER,
yan 3l-0es Rxsouuir.
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rUuisTIAN EVIDENCks-
" wstson's ApoI Tor Christianity.
watson's tpslagy for the Bible.
P.i.ys Evidences of Christianity.
Psl.ys Horr fauinr.
Jennyns Internal Evidences.
Ieate's Truth OF Christianity.
Lesliu's and Essy Method with the Dcsu.
Lesii-is short and Easy Method with the Jews.
Cnanders Plain Reasons
Lyfteion the Conversion Of St. Psal
Campbell Miracles.
Rhrriock's Triai of tho Witnesses.
Westo On Resurrection
compiled handsome voiume large
gcod-zed type Pace two dollars Imported from
Feb "A FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MAaKKrs.

"a A. TYSON u SISTERS ssminary for Boarding
III and day pupils r. between lsth and 18th The "a
of this viii Tuesdas III h
For Sc, circulars be had The principal
stores aad seminary.
Feb g--dt7th
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racss occurred al Hagerstovn, on Thursday, be.
tween Peter Reese, respectable German, and John Bel
der, during which Beder drew pistol and shot Reese
dead The murderer arrested and committed to Jail
The daily union., 1854-02-07

On Wednesday last a poron oi The burden train on
the Susque railroad broke loose whilst going np
the summit and back agains, engine. Seven bur-
den cars were broken up and one took e and burnt up
A brakesman had both his feet badly crushed.
The daily union., 1854-02-07

The Milwaukee News OF The 24lh ultmo states that
there are three fresh OF insanity in that city
from the effects OF Esprit rappings" How many
victims 10 this deuslon will we have 70 ehronlele B
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EY IELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL KLnorloS

coNGAEs sSoNAL kLAcIioS.
PnlLADaIrnIA. Feb 5--J Ganeey Jones (dem.) has
been elected 10 Congress from the eighth dlseE Peun
sywanis, (Befss couny,l ia place Of H. A. Muhlenbatg
(dtn) deceased.
The daily union., 1854-02-07
nALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILmoAp Fon

Cincinnati, Louisville, Tdianapoi Conlp zanesrie CIcre
land, I6icde, Chicdso, and 81 Louis.
THROUGH tickets for all the above points be had
road station in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington 6, M Wheeling II
time Durna
for welsyio ~ mile, from wheens thence rec by
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago, aud Alton thence q
mites, 70 ~ Louis Leaving Washington at s. viii
e.npeet the next afternoon with the spivndd Uuion ne
for Cincinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by
from Lawrenc.hurg
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati Lousva
m for GAINESVILLE and Columbus by nsonr
Wheeling holding
N information tickets, 4.
PARSONS, sgen, wsshingtop.
J. II. DONE,
Feb 5-du Master Transportation.
The daily union., 1854-02-07
From the Detroit rre~,
The Missouri Compromise se-How the Question
stands

FROM the Detroit Free Press.
The Missouri Compromise the Question
stands.
Nothing be clearer than that the national demo-
cratic party At the close OF the slavery excitement 10
le50. sstued down upon the docnes of General Casss
Nieholson letter The prominent and essential doctrine
Of that latter that Congress possesses power
the ssbjsc OF slavery in the States or Territories. and
that any les,daiion in that behalf unconstitutional and
void
The eompromiss adopted in 1880 were based
upoa th doctrine One Of the component, paris Of those
sss~rss Organized two Territories in strict accordance
with The neples Of the Nicholson letter Governments
wsra eonsdtutsi for Utah and New Mexico. and the
subisct OF slavery, and all other matters affecting donss-
tic ntersss were left to the Of the inhabitants Of
such Territories.
TAA somprom,ss measures havs been generally con-
ssred 10 - anal ssttsmsn Of the slavery question. 10
fsr = ~ ssoo OF gssssa govsrDmsnt il coneasnsd
Tns lseisa,ion 10 Organizing Utah and New Mexico has
bssn regarded - president that shcald govern al
sssg territorial lsgisssioe The pEasipis involved did
The daily union., 1854-02-07
rgsNsYLvAsIA RAILROAD Mssrlss.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb b.--Ths annual NEE ling OF the Penn
sylyana Railroad Company held this morning, The
leport o the Pesdent that the gross receipts OF the
year were s2,s460Jo
The ots ionnage the road was i5g 0ss ton,
against Is 97s during tho last year
The lhous sh is shown exceed hs, Of the New
York and Erie road.
resolution was adopted guaranying half million of
he konds Of tho seubenvile and ndiaaa Railroad Com.
pany.
The directors also authorized subscribe half mil
lion the Lebanon and pnegrove road for the purpose Of
forming another Philadelphia ftom Laneast ster
IN addition to The Columbia rosd owned by the State.
RoaiE AND wArRRrows RAILROAD
NKw YoRN, Feb THE earnings OF tho Rome and
Waierown railroad for The last hafyear S2s9 OO0
the expenses Ss9o0o showing gain OF $4,000 over
the same pesiod Of 1882.
ARRvAL OF
BcsroN. Feb i-Ths steamer Arabia arrived at her
wharf, from Halifax. three o'clock this afternoon Her
mails wili stau South this evening.
LATEST
BALTIMORE. Feb The Arabia arrived at Boston to-
day Advlces from Bucharest of the l7.h ult that
Maschcc attacked by the Russians several places
the Is h. The reports OF heavy caponade and
kerry Increased and when tho Porte left
At GuiIgero preparations were making for attacking
Rnischok Ihare great disoss la Ireland account
OF The DEAFNESS OF provisions and the severity weather
Riots feared. The Turks organizing force OF
thirty thousand spahees Tor Omar Pacha in The spring,
also force OF Cossacks Napoleon he'd written auto
graph letter ihe Sultan assuring him OF his support Adj
vices from ST. Pctersburgh to the sh give indications Of
rupture with France aud England.
DESTRUCTIVE ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, Feb. -Oae the awfui coniiapts-
lions thai have occurred for many years took place our
levee this morning
The steamers Charles, Baltimore Nstchez, Leach Luns
Mohegan, Saxon, and Grand Turk burnt to the waters
edge sand much other valuable property DESTROYED
The sad part OF The daser however is the loss OF
lifeup~atds OF 81 souls having persisted in the flames
NEw YoRa Feb. 6-Fiouf is buoyGnt today, and has
further advanced closing with upwad ,endency Sales
Of l5o0o 50 for Sa,e 50 Is fo Ohio. aid 80 3,A for
southeTR.
Wheat has iusiher advanced, and transactions small,
but prices firm. Corn has further advanced Ier
bnshel, with sales OF Is 0J0 bushels
Cotton mas declined uader the steamers lilo
per ID.
Provisions continue unchanged
New ORLEANS. Feb. Cotton is unsettled, and price.
shade lower Sales o. 500 bales % for mdding
Receipts at all the ports less tosn 6l3N0
bales. Freighis ton 10 Llyerpoo. cent per ID.
The daily union., 1854-02-07

ROLLfxs A"osens History bcAatifaI Eagiish edi-
lion large oetavo vols In with ~ rs
Imported BY FRANck TAYLOR
The daily union., 1854-02-07

DEvENUE Digest and Cnston-House Gutd.t by
IL Spencer Wallace Cone. Published, ard for sale by
COLLINS, BOVINE, n co,
street. doors north Pennsylvsuis
Branch Of stsuon.rs Hail. ia and l7s Pearl ST., y. "
From the Washington union Nov 90
The above work eon,sins all the information enable
the merchant shpnsster OF
tariT manner
passing form Of osihs, permits huuis snfrrs
kc hs evidently prepared great OF csre and
will be found useful the officers OF The
house throughout the country. ship.
ma feb3 al
The daily union., 1854-02-07

NPGEvDID Warehouse for Rtnt.--
y building, rs feet frop and 27 feet deep
nigh dry cellar recently Of
nearly opposite the National Hotel,
The building IL The sub
ssna IN handsome modern style, arranged THAT
story be occupied separately The location Of ihe
the for cbarscier on
hudinr with ts elevated peepsr desirable
furniture esiaeishmsnI grocery viii rented
separately entirs. Apply 70
q. EVERY,
=. q. NckEl4DE3,
Isn a7---oitf
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IOfsS A. LINTON, ,Att.raey-.t-tssr, rsmyvea ms
oce on the s"h SIDE Of Lousns between sh and 7h
Jan O-Naw2w
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AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.
Important Special Peremptory Sale of
$4,000 Dossrs, eomprsirg Enfirs lanes Of
Best makes 3hread Engsh and German hosiery every
someat.
English silk Cloves eolon and
qualities.
Lsle thread Gloves embroidered plain, OF fabric
short and IA long French and Eng hand made and silk
mitts, Ac, &C., sc.
The daily union., 1854-02-07

s 1884, frum Baltimore and respectfully
world tWashnEton d. c. Paris
ueusl The inienaed removal before
of Gsosg. r. Fox sons
business si he transferred
o. the sarns block q hudag- tho soe, rs
lb3 srt deep, NO dsi br.faway. New
Cry Hospta formerly occupied W Saanan Muir
ahd atsy y ilany Crog a1d ebsf ~ goods
Jan &B~am
The daily union., 1854-02-07

IHE ENcYCLoPBDIA BRITANNICA, new revised
edition, publication tdiLburKt
and fof much reduced puoe LITTLE BkowN,
cyciopuda titanuica Dictionary Of Sciences, and
Miscellaneous Literature. Eighth edition, greatly improved
brought the time Edited Thomas Trai
r. r. 4. Wst Ave eassavinas
| Steel and many thousand wood
This edition undergone revision
eminent living authors contributed
departments o. science literature the
Statistics and knowledge superseds
rendered ob-oe. by the OF dtcovery
in the arts, or the general advancement Of soccty.
The viii be compised ai vclumcs Volumes 4.
aud ready for delivery Price, e5 80
scfbefs.
q. Fairbanks ptoss far te
work, and viii cali Washington par
early In February. LITTLE BROWN, CO..
Jan 2i-eodH Horizon.
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sale To-Day.
ny GREEN & SCOTT. Aueuonesr..

By GREEN - SCOTT. Aucttoneers.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
III piano for agctionoa Tuesday, 7th instant
shall 10 O'Clock m the essepceof Armstrong
H. between 1 aud Sun suee excellent oi
nesfly 1aniturs, vi1s
Mahogany sofa, divans, parior ana rcekng chairs
DO bureaus, dining aud olhrf tabics
Walnut eterere, what not, drrasng glasses
Pine rosewood piano fore, nraae BY krsabe, Cache Co
6s OF hne and supecs Instrument
also, lae stool and cover
China, and among which white
Chna and cuhse aud china dinner
Gifsndoies solar and other lamps, alarm clock
Walnut seat otfee, willow aud wood chairs
Pine painted window shades
aud carpets
Cottage bedstesds
Work and wash hsiaods
Hair and sbuck lounge
Cooking radiator, aud other
With tod assortment OF Kitchen requSica
OF 5s, cash s, credit Of 90 and 20
days satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN A SCOTT,
Feb I'D Aucuoneers
Is for rent inquire the premises, OF Mr.
lllrA.n 4 Idonr.
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yUFE AND TODACCO-reter Loftiard, manuac acturer, ~
Chatham street. York following
Of superior quality msccsbcy Scotch, French
rappee
papers. particular description Of
articles be known BY sending Tor full prie. eurren
above Feb e--djn
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rI,Hla CuILpkEs or TIE VIEW TESTAMENT

rI,HE CIriLDKEs OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
i Homeopathy, its renots and Icndcscies.
Theorsdes Theoosita and Tncrersucal by James smp
son, I'D, " s,k.
kuron soaps and Candles.
Philosopher In raus, Peep the World from
10. Journal Of Happy Man Fr0n the French
Ernle
Just received at TAYLOR a MAURY's
Fwb Bookstore, Vn street
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noMr AND w4rTarows RArLnoAr

Nav YoRK Feb THE earnings OF tho Rome and
Waieown railroad for The last hafyear SEQ Oo0
and ,he expenses Ss9o0o showing gain of Sos0y0
the petiod Of 1882.
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VALUABLE FARM within . ~ sSr ,
the plank road, and
salerhe subscribers
containing is5 miles
the pnnk road, which onts half me There
beautiful building different Of land, rendering
a
land IL good OF
pfossmsnt aud under good fencing.
Also, Zoe building lots Washington
et on
between g sud
Laso in square No los, fronting X near IN.
.trrel
West lot No No $751; fronting
r, 81 west.
And lot square, insedsteIy adjoining
the above, having frnnt OF ~ feet.
Al ne will b. sold moderate and
reasonable terms GREEN SCOTT
Auctoncer~ and Commission
Jan 25-eod2w Cor. Of SIKH P.nn
NiIJxS, SILKS, sILKsi-We have hand splendid
~ sortment Of silks, consisting In Of sigs
10 pieces - inches wide pink poult De at 81 rs
10 do do white do do
10 do do blue do DO
20 do d. Msrerine blue, brcwa ,ni oh,r
cciors, at o. and upwards
1000 yards small cbeckered siiks At 62k cents
1900 90 hroesd- sits si
BLACK silks OF kinds
French nouxssline de snes cheap
Great bnrgssns had IN cosks mantiss, sIs~is
Alpscas and bsnbasins, all qusiirss
A fuil o gcods Of All kinds.
Purchasers will do wei call before tu ,ng else
where. HALL BROTHER
Jan 2a-3,awewif
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Phea OF admission, so cents mily circle, 2s cents
Door open al half past curtain rises At * O'Clock.
Feb7
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M.ssrs. aIeIIls d Ayres


Messrs. Meilis d Ayres
Will OFFER through above Important
all freshly impaired vessels port, landing,
OK FKIDAr MORNING, FEBkuARy 10, le3t,
ct SsI MonlAs' Creia,
At Auction Stores. Nos IS and Market street.
PHILADELPHIA.
The particular all dealers requested
Tue la each Will be
AMI The ssure lot viii be WITHOUT
The samples and Catalogues Will for early
on lhe morning Of saie.
FURNEss, BRISLEY. 4 co,
FEB t-dtNhfeb
I ATE REMOvAL.-ws prepared receive
Ia is ads aud the public
7sh doors avenue,
goods
lnf toe Prusaas Aha approaching seasons.
Ass lot q ladies' fine shawla which will
be saa Il sresny reduced psters.
We asls yoa eraaine purchasing
an arncios sold esabsansnt NARRATED prove
r,PsesSEtS1.
MAXWELL, SEARS, h CoLLEY,
Seventh street, doors north of rrnns, vsns
Jan 3i-6a
NkNtNc Dress Good. nad En,hro.dest~s-The ladies
Ia respectfully informed that every material
eyealng
At-oI bandsstae OF nns lace goods
Hert Psns sid gloves
frCneh embsaidenes, six hosiery
Bisrk Maltese and smpare lace Tor trimming
AID al other kinds Of hne dry goods.
An of which will sosd reasonable
CLAeETr, NEWTON, MAY a co.
Jan Ji-6uf
The daily union., 1854-02-07
ARRIVAL or rur srAMsn ARABIA.

BcsroN, Feb i-The steamer Arabia arrived her
wharf, from Halifax. three o'clock this afternoon Her
mails viii South this evening
The daily union., 1854-02-07

Feb 7--oasd,