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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

COMpErITION-Travel between Albany
and New York is likely to become cheaper.
The Hudson River Railroad Company have
entered into direct competition with the
steamboats, by running an evening line
which starts at the same hour the steam.
boats do. Passengers start at I PM. and
reach Albany at midnight.
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BUFFALo-Censu US returns of all the wards
In Buffalo, except the eighth and tenth, show
population of 63,667. The Courier esti-
mates the population of the two wards not vet
returned, at lO,O00-making the total popula-
ton OF the city about $4,000. This saws the
Courier, Is lower figure by some 5000 or
10000 than had been rsckoned on.
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The AMERICAN HorEL-We notice that
this old and favorite Hotel is receiving a
new and very handsome appearance out
wardly, by being painted. The old Ameri-
can still maintains its high reputation, and
is so much the resort of travellers and So
journers that it is always full
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Washington. Aug. Il.

Washington, Aug. +.
The War Department has received authen-
tic news in regard to the cholera at Fl. Riley.
Majors Wood and Armstead are not dead but
their wives were. Two of Maj. WIS children
had died. The death of Maj. Ogden is con-
irmed. 1t is also stated that number of
troops had died.
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500 Reward!

FHE above will be paid by the subscriber for the
L delivery to him, for reliable information
ing the whereabouts of his beloved wife Mary who left
him on the 26th day of July last between Saltwater and
ST. Paul. while on his way to this place She is suppos
ed to have gone to Hudson from there Gaena She
OF middle size about twenty three years old light hair
and had with her at the time female child of about
four years old. HENRY VETERAN
Chaska, Carver county, NJ. T., August e 1855
Galena Advertiser please copy week;
w
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Buffalo, Aug, Is

Buffalo, Aug. IL.
Flour, fair inquiry, without important
change. Sales 900 bbls. choice Ohio at So;
100 Wisconsin at 1926; $50 new at 1852 l-2
100 Michigan at 5000. Wheat in good re-
quest and steady; 5000 bu. Kentucky at ST.
60.
Corn quiet and easier.
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Baltimore, Aug. ia

Baltimore, Aug. II. n
At Portsmouth yesterday there were twelve
deaths from fever and Is new cases. Midship-
man Walter Jones in command of the Penn
sylvanis and five seamen were down with it.
The crew had been taken to Coney Island for
better protection.
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n@-We call attention of merchants Wis
iting st. Louis, to the advertisement of
MARTIN & Bro, wholesale dealers in Ready
Made Clothing They always keep on
hand mammoth stock, and consequently
can afford to sell low.
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naThe steamer Berlin, u.s. we under
stand to be run hereafter as regular pack
ct between this city and Saltwater. She
will convey passengers and freight, but will
be principally engaged in bringing lumber
from the St. Creix.
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SAINT PAUL
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY

H1ND BOOh BINDER
Ihird street, between Minnesota and Roberts, over
Presey's Grocery and Provision Store
TNHE undersigned having completed his arrangements
ior huling and Binding, Is now prepared furnish
to order BLANK BOOKS,
Of every description Ruled and bound any desired
pattern, with or without printed headings Particular
and prompt attention paid to orders from county Off
GERS, banks, &c.
Bi-heads shipping bills, &C., ruled and printed to
order Magazines, pamphlets, music, &C., bound in any
style Packages, containing directions for binding
st. Paul, Aug. "a, 1855. DIFF
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ST.. PAUL FREIGHT.-We are told that
there is an immense quantity Of freight for
st. Paul, lying in St. Louis, which is not
coming forward, as yet, owing to the high
asking prices for freight there. A reduc-
ton is looked for.
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WHEAr.-A sale of 10000 bushels of
prime white Illinois wheat, was made at
Rochester on the 18th instant, deliverable
between the middle and last of October, at
$l.7O per bushel.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. ship Falmouth re
Gently returned from a cruise, has been laiG
up in ordinary, at New York.
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SrTHAcKERAY, the novelist, is to de-
liver four lectures in Brooklyn, next win.
ter. His subject is "The four Georges Of
England" His spirit of satire will have
ample scope on so rich theme.
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l. o 8 II {!

INFORMATION wanted, of Charles l.. Meier er
man, supposed to be lost, the 18th June last. =
Description is as follows Is about middle age and
about feet inches in height, has lost the fore finger
OF mis- LETT hand, Cannot speak English Whoever will
give notice where the said Charles L. Meier h or bring
him to Farrbaut Post Office, Rice county, NJ T., viii
have their expenses paid.
July IS, 1855. wam dir
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EAnOWsNOth1nXlD"
The Democrat of the 22nd instant has
letter from Mr. RICE, trying to wind out of
his connections with Known othingism, by
saying he supposed that there could be no
doubt as to the position of any true Demo-
crat upon this question" All! Mr.. RICE,
that answer is like your Convention plat
form, non-committal-f all know we'll that
your Democracy was never true metal. He
says, "no lover of liberty can belong to
any secret political organization" All
indeed and do you call yourself lover of
liberty? That word lover of liberty is very
common and comprehensive term, and may
be made to mean all sorts Of things. You
then deny that You are "a member" Of that
secret order, but do not deny that you re-
joiced over their victories and sympathise
in their doctrines of prescription. You are
careful to say that You are not member OF
that order,--bu would it have taken any
more paper or ink to have said that you
did not sympathise with, nor approve its
doctrines, nor did you send person here
to organize Dark Lantern Lodge one
of the articles Of the creed being to support
your pet Railroad scheme and yourself
this sort Of reply would have been quite as
cheap.
But, sir, one of the obligations-as pub
lished-of this wicked order is to utterly de-
ny any connection with it, and to say, 81
am not member of that order" by name
for it has, we learn, another name to suit
circumstances, and to reply l "knoW
nothing" of "such an ORDER" and every va
riety of answer is given to deceive the un
wary and secrete the truth. But, sir, are
not the Know Nothings supporting your
Are not the known leaders of that order
believing the loudest for you! Are you
not hugging to your confidence the most
ultra Native American Clique? Did
not this Native-American now-Nothing
Cabal utterly refuse to allow your Conven
ton to endorse Franklin Pierce or his AID
ministration, and utterly refuse to endorse
single article of democratic faith? Was
not your letter to RICHARD IRELAND pre-
pared IN the presence Of known Native
American and Know Nothing? Was il
not so worded as to mean anything to suit
circumstances!
Now, sir, your attack on other public
men is lick in the dark. The people
the voters, the citizens, the Irish
and Germans, and Frencllmen and
native born citizens are your accusers,
and you must not raise any side issues to
divert the people from your track. Your
dark-lantern crew give the people enough
light to follow you, and they will never give
up the pursuit until your cunning windings
are exposed
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Elections.

ALABAhA.-The National Intelligencer says
that the new delegation is composed as fol.
lows:
l. Percy Walker, X. n.
2. Eli Shorter, Dem.
3. James F. Dowdell, Dem.
4. Sydenham Moore, Dem.
S. VIM. r. Smith, K. n.
6. w. R. w. Cobb, Dem.
Z. Sampson w. Harris, Dem.
kENTUCKY.-The latest report elects Albert
q. Talbot (Dem) to Congress in the most
doubtful district by seven majority.
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CAPT. JoHNsN, U. S. A., now stationed
at Jefferson Barracks, but resident of
Minnesota in its infancy, is now on visit
here to sec old scenes and old friends.
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From the Hon Thomas H. Benton Senator from Missouri
WASHINGTON CRY, June &c, 1S43.
Levi Dolbear, -Sir-Considering a good hand
writing to be not only accomplishment, but means
OF success to every engaged in business greatly
paud your meritOriOus exertons to improve the crog
raphy of the age gentleman, or lady either, who
often fail to write when they should and when they do
write it is done at the last with haste and i'm
patience, and consequently with faults of all kinds often
committing and nuring both the writer and the
which he advocates Wishing you every success in your
laudable undertakings, remain yours respectfully,
TnOS. H. BENTON.
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Watertown, Aug. Il.
Michael Cavanaugh was yesterday convict
ed at Martinsburg, of the murder of Mr.. Coop
er, and was sentenced to be hung on the 18th
of October.
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Baltimore, Aug. II.

Baltimore, Aug. Il.
A letter from Natchez says that the Cot
ton crop is suffering from rot, and that the
prospects in that region are Is or 20 per cent
worse than they were two weeks ago.
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MExIco.-The N. o. Delta regards the
success of the revolutionists as certain
They will not only overthrow Santa Anna
but his policy also.
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Halifax, Aug. II.

The R. NJ. steamship Asia arrived here at
9 IL o'clock last evening and sailed again at
half past ten.
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DEPARTED.

Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
Black Hawk, Maxwell, up river.
s. Berlin, -, Saltwater.
&c J. B. Gordon No. 2, up river
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New York, Aug. ls.
The dry goods house of Clark, Libbe & Co.
have suspended. Liabilities not very heavy,
and the winding up, it is thought, will prove
satisfactory.
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OFF TOD
Steamer Luella, Boyce, Galena.
DUE TO-DAY,

Steamer Time and Tide, Roberts, up river.
James Lyon, -, st. Louis.
H. 8. Allen, Fairman, Minnesota river.
City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
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Baltimore, Aug. %.
At Norfolk, the number of deaths averaged
8 per day, in population of 1000
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RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVED.

Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
Excelsior, Ward, St. Louis.
Luella, Boyce, Galena.
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THE LATEST NEW s.

Boston, Aug. l8.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence died at ] l o'clock
this afternoon.
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st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
DOLBEAR'S WRITING AND BOOK.
KEEPING ACADEMY.

hFER the Store OF Marshall Il Co., Wabashaw
~ street, will be kept open the entire year Hours of
attendance from to II A. NJ. and from to P.
BY his system better business hand SECURED in two
weeks than by the old method in years.
All crampng of the hand is entirely removed and the
pupil enabled to write with ease freedom and rapidty
DOlbear's Science OF Penmanship,
For sale at his rooms
st. Paul, July o. 1855 ytf
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A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS, in small sums on
"A real estate security. Apply to ths undersigned
I'd story Marshalls building, Wabashaw street.
july 27-dtf G. w. ARMSTRONG;
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A Card.

D. C. PRICE, Dentist, late of Saint Lou
il. Office over the Bookstore of Combs
UYYY & Brother. Office hours from A. M.
A1 to4P.M. Aug. 24-dtf
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f O IT N ID 7

OWNER WANTED, for a small vorrel MULE. IA.
" ken up on the goth inst. Said Mule has a black
stripe down tho back and over shoulders had short
piece Of rope around his neck The owner will please
prove property and pay charges to
J. w. BASS & CO.,
Aug. o. l655-dtf Iower andinU
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COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

OFFICERS:
W.R MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
3. w. WALKER Secretary.
A. II. CATHCART- Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
w. H. Marshall, L. M. Marshall, w. E. Hunt,
Alex. Key, Q. I. Whitney, 5. w. Walker,
A. 1. Chamblin, A. 5. Elicit, A. L. Larpent eur
David Day, Isaac Markley, G. w. Turnbull
p Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary Directors the first and third Tuesday,
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month
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The GERMAN MEErING.-We were in er.
ror, yesterday, in stating the vote cast at
tt meeting of Germans held on Tuesday
evening last, and did not give to Mr. DIN
sTED his just due. The vote really polled
was for
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~Hor.-It was quite hot again yes
terday.
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ATLANTA MRNEv

VNLEXANDER REY will take any quantity of ATIANTl
Il BANK BILLS in payment for old depts, and will re
ceve it to any current sales at his warehouse
Lower Levee. Nov. "a, 1864
nov24tf ALEXANDER REY.
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THE CONTINENTAL
Insurance COmDanv

NEW YORK-OFFICE NO. Is WALL STREET
AS Cash Capital of $500, 900, and will insure
i Il Buildings, Merchandise and Personal Pronert>
against loss or damage by Fire.
WILLIAM v. BRADY presiden,
Applications for Insurance upon Dwelling Houses ami
Personal Property, can be made 10
Aug. %, l855-dtf JOHN a PRINCE
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DAVID OLMSTED - votes,
HENRY NJ. RICE d" 20
VIM. R. MARSHALL
giving Mr.. OLMsrED an actual majority of
55-a much better result than we stated
before
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Charleston, S. G.. Aug.l6.

Cotton inactive. Wheat-Sales 5 900 bu.
at 81 go a l,65.
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ThermOmetrical Record for 1853.
Keixby MORTON PACE, Druggists, Third st. ST. Paul.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

nFWlLLIAM p. THOMAS, who left 81. Louis fol
~ Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul on the Gath May
last, and has been heard from since. The younp
man about IS years Of age, fair complexion liehi
hair and eyes, had spot in Any information
or Jno. j. Thomas, Bellevie, Ill., win be thankfully
received. AuR l7.3tw
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VIZ. MARTIN, New York. C. @. MARTIN, st. Louis
Mammoth stock OF Clothing
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
NEW STYLES! Low PRICES!:
IMMENSE STORE! DOUBLE IT'S FOR
MER SIZE!!
WE have received, and are now receiving, decided
w ly the largest and most complete stock of Cloth
ing ever broug hit to this market Cur goods have been
purchased at very low prices, and Manufactured for
cash; we therefore enabled to offer to our custom
ers extra inducements.
We have built large addition to our store making
twice its former size. We have also made large sky
ignts, SO as to have an abundance of light.
By the 18th ofAugust, we will have opened our en-
tire stock ready for the great rush of fall trade
we snail be most happy to old friends and
customers, also those who have never bought of us
6eiore to whom we will show stock with pleasure
Ieeng confident that offer them better bargains
IMAM any house in the West our stock will be very
large and our object is to sell clean good men
and Tor cash, we are determined to sell low
Aug. 24-daw2w MARTIN BRO
Nos and ia Main street. st. Louis Mo-
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PUBLIC Auction

IME undersigned, proprietors of the Central House
4 in the city Of Saint Paul win, on Saturday thr
2oh day OF August instant sell public auction to the
nighest bidders, for cash, at the Central House. on
street. all the personal property, household and
kitchen furniture and fixtures in about and beongin
to the said Central House. Sale to commence at ten
O'Clock A. M. WOOD 4 M IOp
st. Paul, August 22. ls55-dst Per w MAIOR
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The Democratic Electors Of the counties of Scott and
Rice requested choose their delegates to meet in
convention ut the Court House in shakopee. Scott
county, at IL O'Clock M. septe nber 1o,h A. D. 1855,
for the purpose of nominating candidate fer Council
man to represent said counties in the next Legislature
Rice county will choose nine delegates, Scott county
sixteen; Cha6eld Precinct will send five, shakopee
seven, and Kingdom four.
date nn,at
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PAPER HANGINGS
WE have received to-day 5000 rolls of the best
w French md American Paper Hangings, all Of
MOST ELEGANT PATTERNS.
men we will sell at the cheapest rates at our Paper
ware Rooms, opposite the Post Office
August 23-dtf E. HOWJTz
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MONEY 70 LOAN.

Levi Dolbear, Esq, New Orleans. la.
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STOLEN Or STRAYFD.

tkOM the subscriber, residing Mr.. sargent's farm
- about one mile and a half from st. Paul, three
Mich Cows. One had a bell, and spotted with
white in the forehead and the hips red each side
OF her belly One light red color and the other
dark color, both old cows These cows strayed away
about fortnight since Whoever will return the said
cows or give information where they may be found
will receive reward Of $40, by giving the same or re
turning them to MIR. Edward Rice
ST Paul, Aug. 2, lS55-W3t TERENCE O,NEIII
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AME into the enclosure of the subscriber a. The
~ OF Mr.. Lafave near Pigs Eye, on Wednesday the
to!h INST one HORSE, of red color, black name and
on the left fore foot near the fetock Joint said horse
had no hoes on at the time he was found.
Aug. 90, 1S55-dlt w3t FRANCIS BOTTEA
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,. . DIR. J. Il. sCHRNCK's s
? U M O MIC SYRUP.
For THE CURE OF coNsuMpT

Il
THE Propristor Of this meiiclne was himself many
years ago, reduced low a. 70 be given up By his
physicians and friends, In The last stage Of eonsmpou
when all hopes Of ever getting we'll had ned, he vas
strongly recommended TO try syrup made from an old
Indian receipt which succeeded In eectnaly curing him.
The family physicians and large number % rcspcctable
gentlemen testified 70 the cs In this case, and soon the
Imonlc Syrup obtained reputation never equalled In
that sec ion Of the Country. Creating, A. this case did
sensation second b that only Of miracle Dr. echsnsk
was waited upon by many similarly afcted, TO whom he
administered the syrup with the same beneficial results
INTACT such was the notoety OF this medicine that em-
nen practcing physicians had their attention drawn W
ward he rising reputation Of II, from having witnessed
lis curative powers, and frequently extended the hand o.
10 In their daily practice.
No other medicine operates In the manner that the Pull
monary syrup does IL produces healthy action upon
the morbid parts, By purifying them from disease
promotes the eTpectoiions Allays The cough pens ne
matter In the lungs, and when II Ia dscharyed, u heals
the opening that the brcakng OF the ubereues or 49,
Produces and the lungs become sound and resume the
performance Of their natural functions also soothcs
Inc rrtated portion OF the lungs and other organe, and
thus restores those parts 10 health. superior property
that the medicine possesses all others L. that IL con-
tains no OPIUM caiome or any other deleterous drug
In lsll, Dr. Scheniek removed from Remington, New
Jersey 10 Philadelphia and commenced the practice OF
his profession where he soon acquired reputation ex
ceed by none In curing disease that had heretofore
heen deemed incurabe and he has since then daily pre-
sened TO the world lncentesbe evidence OF his success
Both OF his parents died with consumption, which APP
pears 10 have been an hereditary disease with his fathers
family Allhis brothers and sisters, except one, died
early Of this disease Of them, but the one brother
reaching the age OF twenty.
Thus len nearly the last Of bis family he naturally elt
some alarm % one amer another we're consigned 70 the
t,t n. fall frnv
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qs FOR SALE, ssFT /
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
And other Valuable Real Estate.

yT,HE following described Real Estate, compris.
Il ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated in the villages Of Saco and Biddetord,
will be sold ny the proprietors, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 IN number, are
situated in Saco, between the Rail.
road bepo,s Of Bdeeford and Saco--s portion OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, In
a pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
n tne view of both villages. They are advanta.
geous,y situated for the residence Of persons hav-
ing business in either Saco or Biddeiord, being
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
perel Square, and five minutes walk Of the Ma
Chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde-
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and a
feet wide, resting on granite piers, and with side
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three minutes walk of nitb's Cor.
|ner. From this bridge 4 street is gnded TO the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which vii. be
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and TO Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will intersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge TO Biddt
| ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie
tors have dozen or more house lots Tor sale, or
Springs Island contiguous to the bridge, ant
within two minutes walk Of the workshops ant
mills on said island. On one Of the lots Is a new
Cottage house with a stable, which will be solt
with the lot.
| They will sell also in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, a tract OF land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said irae
consists Of AZ acres, and is situated on the West