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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
GREAT ia IkG AIMS
DRY GOODS READY MADE CLOTHING
AT THE
NeW.Iork Cheap Cash store.

Newly ork Cheap Cash Store.
nELLER MlCUELBACHER- respectfully announce
u to the CITIZENS OF Minera Point nd nifty the
public generally that they receiving from the
Eastern 1rkets very extensive and assorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS 81 CLOTHING,
and all other articles of Merchandise usually offered
sale IN Western store, consisting in part of
Prints OF all shades, cDh3rs ard varieties
BrOadsioths, Kentucky Jeans, Merinoes,
NestIngs, Bonhets,
Cassineres, Lin=eys, Ribbons,
Tweeds, Cashmercs, Apacas,
Silks, SatinS, shzwis,
sc &C. &c. &c.
which viii sell much lower than SINH articles
heretofore been sold in this place. In the
CLOTHIN G LINE,
stand in fear of petion Their present stock
and braces every variety. They the
of woFkmen and supply garments order
notice. which viii invariably Thev
general Of ali and fashions OF
HATS Il CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, JEwELRY, Sc,
which viii be sold the favorable terms Lad
and tsentemen- call and satisfy yourselves
York Cheap Cash Store door below Maoney's Con-
fectiuBery Store High Street
VI neral Point October III. i654- v1u49tf
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CURL YOUR HAIR.
KROI.gE RE0S

THE Receipt for making this Ceie bTated Compound
lately Introduced into this Country viii be
the subscriber to any person IN The United States
Canadas- for 81 The r. re iterfon vii curl or Savt
hair in the beautiful manner. Any person
having the n0st coarse aud uEcoEfth hooking hair,
transform il into The MOST BEAUTIFUL by the
this article The ingredients Will II
and with this receipt make earaiIy geoc
every raspect that sold 81 per bottle II pre-
erred, package Of kroeTion ready made. viii be
free of postage instead OF the recspS- with direet"nt
fer preparing il in liquid form, aat fa directions ca
USE send al letters, post paid. to
r. A FREMONT,
r3n9 Warren Trumbu1 Co. Ohio
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- L II T. T. RS HOT Ell,

HAVING taken and fitted NJ stand formerly known
the - Union HOlei.' the Subscriber would re-
specially ask for il share of Punic patronage His
Rooms large and airy and in every depart
intention will be consult the comfort wishes
patrons Coed Stables and attentive Osters
ready.
n. B. Bc--ders By the day week furnished with
ali necessary convenience unreasonable rates
Pfattevilie Nov. II. 1853. 3sf.
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CURE FOR ALL!!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

r.tsF1s Of the UH'an,-
y,u nave done the honor with one voice. from
90 and OF Union TO the other stamp the eharac
- AZ nv with your appreciation. Is scarce
: s~D wear. since ulade it known among You. and
,l-astr, obtained more celebrity any other
sadicne IN 90 short period
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
IS. Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets. n Y
,yroyTSHTNG CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER NINE
YEARS STANDING.
,v Of Estts- from M. ~ T. LzRgtev, Of Haarxpfys
Yll.ra egaR.z. ". q " s.. aa.ea Ngr. y. Ls.la
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S4O,OOO!!!
The OPle's Gift
ENTERPRISE
A S S O CT A T ION
NEARLY
IS 900 ENcRATINGS SOLD!
THE GRIND DR.I VINO
Magnificent Enterprises.
WILL TAKE
On "Wednesday, April 18th.
Success Certain

n Lii persons DESTROYS of securing tickets in fiji.
splendid scheme. will forward their orders inma-
diateIy.
Any person forSarling dollar to this di.e viii
receive By return mail either OF the foovn g beanti Fl
steel Engraving, known as
One of I-ife's Happy Hours;
HE Pa rting;
The Poor Relations;
The Capture of Major Andre; o.
The Sparkling;
And Git Tie ket emitting the holder to one
In the 1000 Valuable Gifts.
AuT person forwarding two dollars, viii rece;va nv
The Jolly Flat Beatman; or
The Trapper's Last shot;
And Two GIT Tlcnkrs. emitting the holder to two
shares in the GIFT PROPERTY.
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W AR. " Arr,

GOOD NEWS FOR CHILDREN.
lOOc stand OF Arms, with ii bic amount
on harmless Ammunition attached. together with large
Vare@Y OF otter tOfS, which shall give away some
small, nominal Consideration.
we are n ak1ng arrangements to nave our e II o.
4 r. TX department complete, and shall agsys have
so 1e OF Ibt excellent TE4 at 50 cts Ppoaad hand
N B--kerle m5er the Peoples Cheap Grocery. Cloth
ing, SCOT Shoe asd Dry Goods Store, Opposite the
County Building
JAMES ROWAN.
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BOOTS 9p& SHO ES,

a he best and On reasonable terms and " Ar
sngai be equal airy work done ia the >taEe The
pub5- invited Gait and scertai for themselves.
IS prices and the appearance Of his wor6. Feeling
sfat1. NJ that he satisfy all VINO want o.
E"ot5 aad shoes. he would respectfully solicit q
saare d public patronage
JOHN HADFFFLD.
YiaarsI Point, March Is. 1875. 6nf-
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They can't Keep House without it"

Experience OF Than years has established
ae iacL that Merchants Celebrated 6arglins C or uH
rersai FANNY Enhrocaiion, viii cases and re-
ieve s such
Spavihs. Sweerey. Rngbone, Windgalls. Pon
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises, Fis-
eaa- SItfast. Sand Cracks. Strains, Lameuess.
FoGndcresi Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
ithenmat.sm, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sins, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Boils. Corns. Nhitlows. Barns and Scalds,
Chiilblains. ChaPped Hands, Cramps. Corr
fractions 'f the Muscles. Swellings, Weakness
Of the joints. Caked Breasts, DC. &c &c.
Tie unparalleled success of ts OIL IN The cure Of lis
eases m Horses ani Cattle, aHd sesh
daily becoming known the farming community
X hardly he credited by those who have been
the habit Of Keeping their stables and houses, whax
amount sf pam. suffering and Tine saved cy
the timely application OF this Oil
Ef BE the Of the sole proprietor, GEORGE
w. MERCHANT, LocSpor,. y. Y, Is blown in tho sds
Of the bottle, and in MS handwriting the cork.
All orders addressed the proprietor viii be promptly
responded to-
Get Pamphlet Of he Agent and what wonders
Accom- iishea by the Of lhis medicine 80.
Scid 10y resi- ectah!e dealers generally, tho United
Yates ana Canada. Also by
Joseph Smith, Mineral Point-.T. S. AnsIsv Linden.
T. = hseler, itodZevtiie, TbbitsS Gordon, Aad.ons
" A. tones. Dodgeviile, g. u Jencks, WingviIIe,
Moore s. Coats Muscoda, 8 Moore. Piatteville,
Il X Miles, Wyalusing, T. & N. Kirk, Barsboo,
L Z. Skinner jamestown y. Woods. Fair PLAY,
J. H. Burnett Ellen boro. ard
Wholesale by Il. PosS orth SON. and W L. Hopktns
4 Bro, Milwaukee s7y7,f
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GI4AEYlS, HjANLs.

GIAI7 AG3 Ef9AEHa
We have upwards of thousand black silk Brosha.
GOOD SHAWLS, which vii commence to sell from,
dollar upwards, and which we beg particular ai
tention.
BON 81 e rs, B0NTEE So
We are just receiving upwards of II rec thousand p m
anq iarge amount OF Bonnet Satns, Innings and
artificial Flowers, of all kinds and several lre cass nj
tor the Ladies' AT their own prices
ROOFS and NBnE~ in great rusn+;4;as ,,1
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NE w G0n ne

1854. NEW GOODs ,sxs
AZ THE OLD AND WE'LL KNOWN STAND or
8. L. G. WHEELER,
Hiso street, Mineral Point.
M take this methed inform our old customer, and
w the public generally that are now receiving our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
drect from New YORK. which We prepared to offer
all who may favor call at prices which We trust
VIII prove satisfactory. Our motto is let live
snai nos attempt to Cheat the public into belief
mat we have tens of thousands dlars worth of Goods
wnich We have not dont expect do
We nofd our Inducements call, that
xe are selling Offering for sale or any part of our
GOODS al less than cost for doing thing
Is this IS new system of doing business which we con-
ess do understand the thing we believe 10 be
a2"axg all CANNON; We don't know any thing about
II, nor dent wish satisfied cit will not win
IN The end - but will we have good stock
OF Goods, purchased Of reliable houses which intend
20 sell at small advance ABOVE favorable
.erns- We tb1Dk- as the quality of goods N be
purchased elses here in this Market and we invite an
examination Of stock. Consists in Dart as foIox
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S YSTEM.

he can and Di sell as low any copetitorin the mar
ket Please call and examine No charge for showing
goods rs ALIEN
mineral POInts october J, IG3t.
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NOT ICE.

4 Ii PERSONS are hereby forbidden TO r1in. dir
n remove Mineral from, or otherwise tretna.. a.,
The following Described premises, viz:
North Esst r. Of qr- Of Sec l. Srutb III Of x "
OF Sec n AID " Of " z or OF Rec J. Town
= Range East >i-e, South half Of the ar See g.
Town y Range ESst LEliul JOHN HoARE.
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DRY GOODS:
sheetia5s and Shirtlngs, Blue and Brow Drills.
Stripes and Ticss, Red and Yellow FIaaenIs,
R Blu a me, t Wy, na n.ets' 1reea and Gray
Marsailes o1ilts, Carpet and Seamless Bags,
An Athds OF Prints, Plain and Fig'd Deains,
e,pera TANNERS, Rob Roy and Scotch Plaid,
Kentucky Jes-s, Linscys,
sombasine, Nerinoes and AIpacas,
six Warp Flannel, Bay state shawIs,
Moreens, Seryes.
Swiss and Book Maslin., Bishop Lawns,
Iaconeis, Drapery MusiIns,
IFisa Linen Linen Damasks-
Darnask Table Cloths, Snow Drop Table Cloths,
s zap Was,a, BIRDS Eye Diaper,
Piaid Ausins, Broad Cloths,
Ca-simers, Tweeds,
Druzget and door oil cloths, Table oil Cloths,
Gloves and Hosiery, &c, Sc, Sc
HARD WARE:
House furnishing Goods, Carpenters Tools,
Axes and ADJ, Hammers,
Steel ards, BaIa1ces lea to 500.
Hand, Back, y cut Saws, Fonoe and Wood saws,
Compass Saws, Augers,
Turning Goages, Chisels,
Gale and Barn Hinges. Plain irons,
Saw SETS Sad Irons,
shovels ard Spades scoops,
Log and Trace Chains, Lock aud Dog Chains,
Hay Knives, Finishing and Horse Nails
Halter Chains, Brush Scythes,
Curtain Pins and Bands, Coffin Screws,
Tea and Hand Belle, Door Bells and Han ings
Lard Lamps Plumb and pocket Levels,
Spring Braces Bench Screws,
Mortice Suages- Table Cutlery.
Pocset and >pay ing Knives Putty and Budding knives
Cabinet Files, Mill Ssw Files
Wood and Horse gasps, Door and Chest Locks
Cupboard Locks, Drawer Locks.
III and Trunk Locks, SacheI and P.d Locks
Pad Locks, &c. &c
GROCE RIES=
Sugar, Tea.
Rio and lava Coffee, Moche Coffee,
holasses, Rasins,
Candies, Snuff,
Tobacco, Soap,
Putty, Shot
Glass ROsin.
furpentine, Tanners and Lamp Oil,
Rice, Rice Flour,
Lard, Picked Pork,
Rope, Tubs,
Bruoms, Pals,
spice, Pepper,
Ginger, Nutmeg,
Coves. Mace.
Camphor, Rorax,
Alum, Salt Petre,
Mustard, Sulphur
Saffron, Nader
Soda, Cream Tartar
CASTLE Soap, Castor Oil.
Mnfatt's Pills, Phoenix Bittsrs,
Sc, SC &c &c.
A L 8 O.
Clothing, Hats md Cups, B9ats and Shoes Cr1cksrg,
Cana aud Glass Ware, &c, &c.
;. & L.. IL WHEELER,
Mineral Point Oct. IL. 1854. v7n4stf.
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To THE LADIES.

:" MRS OTIS has inst received a supply
81 Of latest styles -asaIonabie boanets- She weuld
W call The particular attention OF her patrons
- cheap fancy hats hiCh of superior quality
I'd viii De sold 1t very low prices. vTu29
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GsTaR ANDLES-25 RoTes- y do quartz r,ic :.
= OF staTCanaIes &c boxes Mould Candles lust reed
and fer sale 81 GEO. ". CO3Ers.
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~fIt-,@ u Assp>> ami slso "a asso-rn-ns
W Of E1sE "a. nay ss fe-a1d stthe =tars 81
7. ALIEN
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f1=&SS bh the subscriber. in Diamond Grove town
&F-T OF Linden one y-ariiag steer Cal F, or;ate.
-%-- with = star In the fo1ehead-z piece CT one
-ar-ao OF her marx Percept3ble. The rec
ii 70 call, prove property, par charges. and Iass him
away FRANCIS LITTLE
March Il, 1855. 4,laad
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SHIRT> and COLL R~.--31 dozen white
- shirs and n dozen Collars Of ali qualities, ip- -.
eisFea aha for4aie ior-5y sOHN xII.Ti "
FuNES>-45o BsEas eaf IS Chests Teas gun oa~s..
Il anc black, Iast received and for sale by
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RIBBONS AND FLOWERS.

0s trimmings has sssn or repIsnis %s 80
sA-SA and IS now superior to any heretofore 2&<
- offered in this village v7nzs
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LOVES NsETS- &c--Nrs- Otis has on
u hand and viii keep for sale carnp'te
Of Cloves Mts, embroidered and paiI. Handkerchefs
Fans. and many other articles hch the Ladies would
where vzc2a
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1855.

SATURDAY, MARCH TO- 1855.
Calhoun Benham, esq, of California j. Bankhead Ma
gruder, esq, of Maryland; and r. H. Weightman esq., of
New Mexico admitted attorneys and counseors of
this court
No s5 VIM Christy u.s. Henry D. Billiards. administra-
tor Error to the district court Of the United States for
Texas Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion of the
court affirming the Judgment of the said district court in
this cause, with costs.
No ST. Charles Minturn u.s. Lafayette Maynsrd a al
Appeal from the district court OF the United States for the
northern district of California Mr. Justice Grer deiv-
cred the opinion of the court affirming the decree of the
said district court in this cause, with costs
No. A. The United States Archibald A. Richie
Appeal from the district court of the United States for the
northern district of California. Mr. Justice Nelson de-
vered the opinion of the court affirming the decree of the
said district court in this
No S. Starks W. Lewis ct al, and claimants of
the schooner Catharne &c., Noah Dickinson ct al APP
peal from the circuit court of the United States for the
southern district of New York Mr. Justice Nelson dev-
cred the opinion Of the court reversing the decree of the
said circuit court with COSTS aud remandng the for
further proceedings in conformity the opinion of this
court
No &C. John c. Hays u.s. the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company Error the district Of the United States
for the northern district of California Mr. Justice Nelson
delivered the opinion of the court affirming the judgment
of the said district court in this cause with and
terest
No. 10. John Charles Fremont ps. the United States
Appel from the district court of the United States for the
tlrrn district Of California Mr. Chief Justice fancy
delivered the opinion of the court reversing the decree
the said district court and remandng the for fur
Their proceedings, in conformity to the opinion of this
court
The adjourned to the time and place appointed by
law having, during session Of 81 days, disposed of rs
cases. having reached in the regular call Of the calen-
dar No 90 which filed and docketed 18th September
last
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Departed ne, ania.tias prospect se~s VIA
chester, Virginia, Let su.so Mrs. ANNE EyELINA
TuCkfe, 81 az
virginia IA ihs oofn year o. her
In eoassnns 70 me lob persons worn sonshias
than 81 % be dsasded alike
BY the claims o. behe@ of religion. bssrf
tome % The eKeesuee decreased 70 ina
siuuhefins VIRUS ~ the living The well dipsed 70
nobie deeds And IN aenoang o. this esunsse
lady the writer has only follow % Truth and
nHiue an order furnish picture friends
mainly and reigion may o.
few relics tat fentu Of worth
fose Who Associated With well
her life Win Incorporating Integrity blended mdeT
virtues Of charity and bensvaene, and dispensing win
sent professions, proved her BY Of Substantial and
during Kindness Those VINO her best and longest testify
how faithfully performed all yer.ousi relative,
duties which sevoiysd Her accomplished husband
whose brilliant endowmenn highest poIics
listened with respect and consideration her cgent and
c0unssls modFi Of Affection
possible advance the comfort Of her children,
heless unyiedng n the exercise Of discipline
or abroad la her haeysn days. when the world bright aud
uaese, she and foand mercy making
public asowa Of her Faith. united herself Presbyterian
at whose eonsecaed affairs she continued worship
devotion until called BY her blessed
higher and hoer services upper sanctuary Her dex
such might have been expected from
Illness she sweety fell asleep
children, upon whom bestowed dying and
by calm and peaceful hequea,heds 10 them
testimony Of the untold vsue aud efficacy OF
support the amidst the Of dssovin Her
conveyed Kent Presbyterian church, whee
ali
minister's discourse
eng preached after which
this mened lady dposd BY the side OF her distinguished
husband Of morning.
Her erased from thu of the living, but
be embaimed in the affections thousand
shall have moudered into dust =. T.
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DEsEMrToRY SALE eouR or TIRE eoSr DRsiRA-
4 BILE BUILDING LOTS ~ THE FIRST WARD -On Thsrs
day aneneon Nsscn 1874 ~ osciacs, shs
Sea, No ontinS
each ga l7a and lea
sinx osek tssk q sS-te.s alley
ts.ss tets with Ss1shef iseat, seout
ma eeas Of hs sek ter SIDE % hieh se~n eted
n class hoases desaa
% seennns 1oohctonstle e9ias pfop9TJ
has eeen oherra iet sale auction for years
Title perfect sale positive
ferass One thA
ola
premises, 10 the ssttsfasuea o NE vendor
II iAs terms OF
day a'st see sale ihs sl b. resqa
pcn-4 OF hs nsst parcnas.s
Al eonveysaeins At Inc eest q purchaser
n.,,o-a 'As 9 vseutss.
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sy .. q. ncGuIaE. Aaesieneer.

ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED 18Th DAY or
ID duty recorded tho land
county Washington, District o Columbia, and IN and BY
IN. Of the said coue sitting
chancery the 2.,n day OF Apr 1854 in cefsan
complainant and Realty and others
shah proceed cell The premises The tsh
march, 1885, O'Clock all that piece Of aroand and in
city Washington and known aeenasd lei n the d.
hessgrg MIS- sarah
onpa rs feet 10 inches Nuth street ses
wtdh W feet IL inches sa~ ana 70 which p
feet Width the right o. e use
Of which belongs the ssd premises -.
II the 81 sess are NOT somr'e" WIZ
the trustee reserves the sht 70 reese"
- 49, " CLsCErT, Trustee
G. MCGUIRE,
81 .oaAa. Aacuoaces
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GENERAL AaEScv AT wAsHIwOTOs.-Ths cub.
scrSber fcvmssy 81 Richmond Vata. having established
Office In this eisy 81 the Treas
Department. tenders his cissss.
especially land bunnes
and pensions under the Congress.
purchased mauascgpts David Dorngon,
has perhaps the only sdex which made 10 ihs I'm
Of revolutionary 10 hs AA ssdcf once ~
copsous "a 81
CAPITOL of vsspta Thess and s
cisim rblsasd hsn - Jes hs ~ Dc
able where he elazssni hsssh nay 20 eneg
unable DO IL -
Claim. nader the Iss. rvss Mo
who serve9 f.~ssn days, ms
charges viii be very Dodssase. rsLiA sShAkpS.
Henry A. Wise, Acsowsc, Virginia
James Lyons, EsG, Richmond vssgsuss
Jamss v Heath, Co~misacssr Of Pensions, Hchmond
Virginia
stafford a. Pasher Richmond ynsinia-
Hon. John a. PesdetoH, Virginia
uoa sms Chilon, Wnsha0stop, u. C.
William y. Ward. esq, Bsinnovs.
Lewis Timherake, ESQ., New fort.
March 7-dAcply'
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National Theatre.
Increasing popularity Of the
SPLENDID CIRCUS COMPANY
OF Myers 4 Madigan.
The best equestrian troupe In America,

Afternoon performance Wednesday and Saturday
cling al . O'Clock. Children half price
Every evening
GRAND CHANGE OF EQUESTRIAN NOVELTIES.
In which appear
Mile Rosa, Monsieur lie Rue, Thos King, A. Aymer w.
Madigan and Charles Mr., H. Madean, Williams,
Foster Sc, and The three famous clowns, Jim Myers,
Carlo, aud Long.
Concluding with favorite pantomiae.
Wanted so children for the pantomime OF Cinderella.
Dress circle and parquette gentlemen with ladies'
Family cifce.,.
Mar ll-diw
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NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures or rsicrs.- Aessrs
Myers Madgan, DESTROYS Of giving entire satisfaction 10
public have determined reduce the price OF admission
dress circle and parquete rs cents for ladies ana gen
tienen single gentlemen 81 This win give all classes
chance witness the exhibitions Of this splendid circus
troupe.
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INFORMATION WANTED--Any havtns knowledge q
whereabouts cf Geseya Jaeu Hamitoa governor
81 40 csccH, sad s-cssd Clay
greatly obge the andssssned by forwsdsng
addressed 20 Albany, G~osgsa
refer 70 hs Hon Robert rocubs and AexsHder H. sspasns
MAI s-NdAcp' JAMES w. THORNbURY.
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING MARCH 10, 1855.

TIM INGRAnAm rrsrixoxIAL--The chronometer to be
presented to Captain Duncan Ingraham, United States
navy from several thousands of the working classes OF
England the result Of penny subscription in token o.
admiration and approval Of his course in the memorable
Martin Koszt has been received at Charleston
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By j. &. MCGUIRE. Auctsoneer.

,,trpERg ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO. ELEGANT CABI.
splendid French plate mirrors rich curtains
fiage horses, Aeon wednesday morning March ast 10
Wan minister Pennsylvania avenue between aad and pam
shall sell al his elssan. hou,eaod effects consisting Of
Magnificent suite Of solid rosewood pao furniture, npho
large msdaon back -sias sofa, large
lion two soa,si,s and sx psS chair.
NICE, lace curtains, &C.
Elegant French plate man,el mirrors
Costly mante clocks gilt and bronze with side pieces 10
Rich Si gas ehanselerr. candeiasras, and brackets
Fine tapestry, Brussels, and Vsnian carpets
canary damask, consng pair Of french
Sofas Jour and six small. chairs
Handsome curtains, cornice Ac, to match
Rosewood oval marble ItI Top TAB. tables
DO plush-srat dining chairs
Damask covered spring sea, touches
Mahogany hair spring seat LOUNGES, chairs
S"rsls top ben seaa a%a i su,Iss'.aay
Esgsn, crimson and gold band dinner set
Heavy snshsld plated cake baskets, and coffee
Rich crystal eu,-slass decaners, tumber. champagne
wines, cordas finger bowls, water bottles, earet pitch
Mahogany writing desks, book shelves
Morocco and danask covered extension chairs
French and Italian bedseads
Marble top washs,snas corner stands
French China and granite toilet sets
Best IA and husk mattresses
single iron feds'eAds, sofa bedsteada
Bed and table linen
Handsome damass curtains, window shades
Furniture in servants rooms
Cicoth, cooking and other stoves
Coppers, cooking utensils, &c
AT O'CLOCK
front splendid pair Of dark carriage
horses old perfectly SQUAD and kind
double harness. snd said % the nns
District
ALSO, IxMEDaATELY AFTER
s.s:s =. .. e Z: ,s: ss. se .,ss :s
ed expressly fer privae use :. :
Terms ~ sse $50 ana under, credit Of
sixty and Husy days. fur satisfactorily csdassd bearing In
teres
he s''' JAS G. MCGUIRE,
va,ll-a Auetionesr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-11
Aao,hr coasiction for Wye M~rasr.

SYRACUSE, N. March 9.Tbe jury in the case Of Al
fred Tyler charge OF the murder Of his wife, which has
trial for the last seventeen days. after being out
aboa five hours returned with verdict Of guilty He
win be sentenced tomorrow morning.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-11

Hcn-orriroi Of the Pacific.
Up 70 the hour Of going press dings had been
ceved of the Pacific. Her regular day of sailing
was the gath u but it win be recoected she had not
arrived Liverpool up the sailing Of the steamship Can
ada (l7th ult. y recently arrived at Boston.