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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-21


following is The statement of The earnings of
the Galena aid Chicago Union Railroad for
June, 1855:
Freight, $3.50. 694 Oh
Passengers, 1867 II
| Mails, I.6G9 90
Total 1925 $3.50 l6
For June, 1854, I2O.734 SO
Increase. SlO5, 1875 Al
With the prospects of crops ahead. promis-
ing an immense surplus which this road must
carry Oft, the road is likely to have a go d
measure OF work for some time to come. This
road and also the Illinois Central running in
connection. has been remarkably free from
accidents for some time past Galena .AdU.
OLD DEMOCRATS COMING.-Scarcely day pas
ses, says Maine paper, without giving us the
pleasure of adding to our subscription list the
names of old Democrats. that stood by that
rotten and corrupt organization as long as it
advocated single principle to which they
could give their assent. Said a gentleman in
our office the other day: Il have voted tie
democratic ticket since the days of J. @. Ad-
ans, but while have looked and seen the pal
ty abandoning every principle it formerly pro-
fessed-coun.enancing mobs in Kanzas and
MODS in Portand-opposing it elf against free
dom and Temperance. it does not strike me that
this is the democratic party of former days. l
have therefore concluded to follow principles
without regard to name, rather than a name
without regard to principles
gr Ex-Governor Collier. of Alabama, died
few days since, in Tuscaloosa county.
10 The La Crosse (Wisconsin) Democrat.
says that there were 10000, 900 feet of logs
lying in the Black River and its several tribu-
tares.
Mr.. FoRREsT.--Forrest the tragedian has pur-
chased the splendid brown stone mansion at
the corner OF Broad and Master streets, Phila-
delphia, which is fifty feet front by two hun
dred feet deep. with double back buildings
and side yard of fifty feet, for the sum of
$4,000. The house was recently finished. and
has never been occupied. Mr.. Forrest intends
to move into it Immediately. I~
I'D The ship Young America of Baltimore.
was recently boarded by black men, at Savan-
ma la Mar, Jamaica, and negro slave on board
carried on shore and liberated by touching
British soil. The affair caused considerable ex
element, and the American Captain came near
being lynched. Very much like the Charleston
treatment OF Northern. vessels, with a better
notion, however.
%A'- Hon. John P. Hale has written letter
n reply to certain charges made against his
'iiIcial and personal integrity, in which he de-
lies these charges, utterly and totally, in gen.
raj and in detail.
@B- Mr.. Stockford Tilley. OF Middletown.
n Rhode Island, has a flock of twenty-seven
south Down ewes. from which he raised last !
ear Aty-6ve lambs. Twenty six of the ewes
ad twins and the twenty seventh had three.
hey all lived. and were sold for Eve dollars
piece. This year he has nineteen pairs of
: ms.
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rs The eldest daughter of John Y. Mason,
Minister to France. has been married in Paris,
to Mr. r. Heath, of Virginia, and came passen-
gers to America in the steamer Atlantic.
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I. ED- Mr.. Stockford Tilley. of Middletown.
in Rhode Island. has flock of twenty-seven
South Down ewes from which he raised last
year Alty-6ve lambs. Twenty six of the ewes
had twins and the twenty seventh had three.
They all lived. and were sold for Eve dollars
apiece. This year he has nineteen pairs Of
" ms.
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To The Montpelier, VT, Patriot, says that
lady residing in that place recently walked
seven miles to a fishing brook, and brought
home with her seventy fine tlout, all of her
own catching
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TIE Great QUESTION. "-Simpson gets TIE
inside track Of Emerson in the Pioneer of Sat
urday. and politicians are now generally re-
garding the Simpson side as the fright eide,',a
but they must be careful in forming their opin4
ions. seg. Isc,sxs
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ND- Hon. John P. Hale has written a letter
IN reply to certain charges made against his
official and personal integrity. in which he de-
mes these charges, utterly and totally, in gen.
eral and in detail -
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The GOAL FIELDS OF TIN OHIo vxLLEY.-A
recent number of the Cincinnati Railroad Rec
ord contains some interesting Information in
regard to the great coal fields Of the Middle
States. The Ohio Valley is alluded to particn.
larly. and comprehends Western Pennsylva,;.
Western Virginia, and all Of Ohis, Indiana ana
Illinois, up the narrow rim Of the lakes and
the States Of Kentucky and lennessee. The
valley embraces an area Of 1Ss00o SQUARE
miles. OF this it is computed that 81, 900 square
miles are underlaid with strata Of COAL
This is distributed as follows: Western. Virgin.
IL, $4,000; Ohio. 10000; Indiana, 72,ooo; nli-
nois,s $4,000; Kentucky, 1880; Tennessee,
5000. q.
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%S>A severe hail storm passed over Spring.
field, Ohio. some days ago. Within the limits
Of the town it was quite destructive. but 10 the
west. up the valley of Bnck Greek. it made sad
havoc with the fruit. Large peach orchards
were completely destroyed. One of the finest
in the vicinity, the proprietor of which expect
ed to realize about $1,000 from it, found the
next morning that scarcely peach had escap-
ed ''the peltings of the pitiless storm" Corn
fields were cut down, and the wheat must have
suffered considerable injury. Barrels of hail
stones could be gathered the day after it &C.
Cured. The rain at the time was unexampled
in demonstrating through roofs, and food
ing many cellars.
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CENSUS RETUHNs.-We have returns, unoff-
cially, from several of the counties: Ramsey
county foots up 9.375; Hennepin is 1900 Da
kota, 300 Goodhue, 1000; Winona, $500 !;
Houston. 5000; Fillmore, 5000; Rice, 1900 |;
Carver, 100. So far, these figures foot up
about 0,OOc. Washington county will, per-
haps, come in about equal to Hennepin. and
the other counties will, in all probability,
swell the population to the neighborhood of As
or SO, 900.
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l rs The Postmaster General decides that
Letters cannot be opened even though they
may be suspected to contain counterfeit money
until they reach the dead letter Office.
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CRoPs.-The Louisville Courier has informa.
ton from all sections of the State, TO the effect
that there is every reasonable prospect of a
harvest unparalleled In the history Of Kentucky
Every species of grain has grown with the
greatest luxuriance. The orchards are. bowed
down with their fruitful loads. Hemp promi-
ses to be fine yield, and the tobacco will be
far better than last year. eI & q
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10 The La Crosse (Wisconsin) Democrat.
says that there were 1000, 600 feet of logs
lying in the Black River and its several tribu-
taries.
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Increase. SlO5l95 Al
With the prospects of crops ahead. promis
ing an immense surplus which this road must
carry Oft, the road is likely to have go d,
measure of work for some time to come This
road and also the Illinois Central running in
connection. has been remarkably free from
accidents for some time past GaIena .Adv.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-21

TO Ex-Governor Collier. of Alabama, died
a few days since, in Tuscaloosa county.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-21

S. ]. HAsLER, Secretary.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-21

GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAuRoAp-The
following is The statement of The earnings of
the Galena aid Chicago Union Railroad for
June. 1855:
Freight, $l59694 Oh
Passengers, 1867 IL
Malls, l,GG9 90
Total $225.93 l6
For June, 1854, I2O.734 SO
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Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

to J. Il. Fullerton, St. Paul. May3ltf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-05
By Taylor & Williams. :
STOCK. CROPS "a MINI. IITENSIIa .

y &c, Al AUCTIUN.-Iutending to rem0ye. to the
city l WILL on WEDNESDAY, 18th day of Dece1n'r
commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at my Farm on the
ing Utensils &c consulting of one pair of year old
Mules, well broke, and perfectly gentle; one Horse
and two Carts about IS bbls of Corn; Top and Blade
Fodder. Shucks, &c. f
TERMs-Sums of $40 and under, cash; over that
amount credit Of months, for negotiable paper,
well endorsed. stH JNO. A. GLAZEBROOK.
TAYLOR X WILLIAMS, Aucts. de 3
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By GOddin & ApperYon. l-9
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN AND FR AN.

LIN STREETS.-As tho Commissioner appointed by
adecree of the Circuit Court of the city of ichm on
pronounced on tho l2th November, 1855 in tho case
of Grant against Palmer and others, shall proceed
NESDAY the 9Th Of December, 1855, 1.-THE hour of
O'Clock, p M the real estate referred to In said
decree consisting of house and lot tho north sds
Of Main, between 18th and 18th streets fronting IS
feet running back 163 feet to the line of j. H. Grant
factory lot; also undivided moiety of lot the
north side Of franklin between Goth and 2lst Streets
fronting A feet running back l0C feet. The sale will
commence in tho order advertised. r..s.s
TEkNs-One-fourth cash; balance at 9, II and 10
months for negotiable notes, interest added andtite
retained till last note 10 paid
y..L.s...a z..s.,,..t A. A. MORSON, Commissioner
Sale conducted By GoDDIN 4 APPExsoE, Aucta.
no 28-tds
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oEwx LOOK gu T.-NEW G A H.

49, RAGE HOUSE.-1he subscriber hav-
-s42|--A-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise inn
proved his store at No. ST. Main street, Richmond,
Va bees leave inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages BArou
ches Reckswsys top and top Bugsies, Saddles and
Harness Of all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Rags, Brides Martiugales Strrups, Bits ana
Srurs of various qualities and prices Carriage Chg
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas and pusk-skin
Cloves for driving; Trunks Vaices Carpet Bags La
dies S2tchels fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse Co.
and Blankets of various qualities and pricesma-
kins altogether of the best Houses in the Stat.
for persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding as every article used for either is
b-aced IN stock. The public is most respectfully
invited 20 call and mine his stock and prices; lie
does say he sells lower than Others for he don't
know what others debut only asks Of persons who
tny of the above articles to look at his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
dueeInent which can, will be offered to serve them.
To Saalers he would say that he has large and va
NED assortment of Harness Mounting Patent and
other Leathers, which he will sell them ct low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main 81, doors above st. Charles.
l-aacanl.
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NJ Ge11ir - : ss,..-.s..'''' = =

0ea1sa = ApDsrssn. y =
VI sssHsSs4ss sshiFFs LS "a 81 ssrEEssa H a
sEyEkTM sTskEE1 RREEffS WTik4NS I a1 Tot 81. SS
w, M,H % e. soid On FRIDAY, the nj DECEMHER
feet Of ground on the line of ssh ss.sst h
tween Byrd and Arch strseta Opposite q - 80. -
s ana me q fsss,.iass Depot raa.ss bsek 10 sss
Aftsr which viii Be sola 4 fsst Of ground .. nh
street between Main end Cary streets adjoninr M.
TERMS>--Ons-fourth cash; balance q { q and n
months for negotiable notes bearing interest, sscur-
cd By trust dead GoDDIH 4 APPERsoN,.
1 IN THE COUNTY or HENRICO-By virtue
Of two Deeds Of Trust, executed BY samuel A. Reeve
and wife and p Psy:on Reeve, 70 the Tn1stses 70.
th Juns, 1856 and admitted to record in the Clerks
Office of Henrico County Court the Esd day Of the
same month and year. to secure the payment of S.
@ %, we Shall in execution of said trust proceed to
SELL st public auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the llth December 1885, at the hour of IL O'clock M
lf fair if not the next fair day the Real Esste
yeyed BY said Deeds, consisting of tract Of land
the city of Richmond and Supposed 70 contain Az
land il known as the Homestead Traet,p belonging
to the late John Sheppard of Henrco and IL about
mics above the cltY Of Richmond and il near the r.
and IL regarded valuable wen for farming purposes
as for the quantity of Pine Wood upon il Fhs in.
provements on said land are sufficient fur ordinary
purposes The Deeds require cash for the whole
amount, but an arrangement will likely be made to
give credit ct and II months on two-tlrds of the
purchase money, the same being properly secured
with interest on the credit payments.
S-By recent survey it has been asceftained that
the above tract contains 49, acrss There about
100 acres of maiden land with heavy growth of oak
aud pine timber upon it. Some 80 of splendid
meadow land, bordering on the Chcahominy The
Plank Road runs within few hundred yards of the
dwelling =
There il turn out from the Railroad convenient
to the wood on the shove land The place b under
e good fence--a part of it plank and new. The
Dwelling contains rooms, built of good materials
and other buildings sufficient for ordinary purposes-
MT Sam'l A. or Z. P. Reeve will take pleasure in
showing the land. - e. - =, i, -.
NJ L. STRAUS, fs'st
u tsA L. NJ HAROLD, }Trustses
ALBERT SPOTT9 ,s'sH ssst
S.-After the sale of the above property, there
will be offered for sale the same tune and place
Steam Saw Mill and Fixtures, IN good repair Wa
gon and Harness; young Mules, and Horse,
Terms made known on day Of sale.
no8 GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts
Also aiarse lot Of Farming Implements conisting
~ part OF poushs harrows carts wagons harness. he.
Also, fne heifer and bull, and pigs, &C.. =
Terms ton the personal property credit of mos.
for all sums of $50 and upwards with good security
bearing interest; less than $40, cash. -
"a Refreshments at SALE
de5 G. ga Aucis.
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BY Payne q Mayo, Aacfio1es7s.

II ANIT . q ", ICVWS. MULES AND
4 WOOD, AT AUCTION.-Will be cold on WE'D
NESDAY, the 9Th of December, Ut my residence, in
the town of SYDNEY, at 10 O'clock parcel Of Houss
Bold Furniture, consistiug in part Of Feather Beds
bedsteads, Tables, Wardrobes, Mahogany Chairs,
Sotas &c, all Of good quality. - se5ssl ~ $50
ALSo-Six tine Mich Cows; 4 fps Males, large and
IN good order J &. Es...E III 81 II =. n
ALSO-20O or 500 cords Of Pine and Oak Wood cut
TERMs-Sums under $40, cash; over $40 months
credit, for negotiable paper, endorsed.
- -. RICHD REINs.
Sale to be conducted BY PAYNE L MAYO. Aucta.
NJ B-My Farm Is for rent, positively R.R.
. no n 1855 - 'fl3 = ligs. y -
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WHKRKAs BY A DEED OF TRUsT

WHEREAS BY A DEED OF TRUST,
w dusy executed BY John 2. Talley, and Of record
in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Hustinss of the
City Of Richmond, the sid Talley has conveyed to
me all the debts Of every description due 70 him,
whether by bond. note, open account, otherwise,
upon the trusts on said deed declared:
This ID to notify all persons from whom ssid debss
arc due. that payment Of the same nusr be made e
me- or some person duly authorised by me to collect
and receive the same; and that setoas o. dseounts
against the said Tsley subsequent 70 the dafe Of ssd
deed. viii be allowed.
no All EDWARD y.aCANNoN. Trustee.
UTTNTER. aOi-AR, kPkRnl AND LARD
w OTLS-S000 gallons bfeached Winter Soisx Shl
Also Sperm md Lard Oilscf bek quality, for sale By
dsS Druggists. % Main street.
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M. L. STRAUS, }
I: N: HARROLb, Trus.
VAhgARLE LAND IN THE PLAN OF

RACE COURSE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold, on SATURDAY, the sth December
1850 on the premises, commencing at l2o'cock about
80 acres of most beautiful farming LAND in the Plan
of Woodyille opposite to the ling of Jas Talley
ESQ., of Fairfield The land embraces squares Nos. I5
81 Is and 2 The sale will take place opposite the
dence of MIR. Talley. A plat of the land be
at our Office. q - H1as &aj $500
The particular attention of the public is called to
this sale, it s believed that other land now in
market offers greater advantages than does this for
suburban residences or market gardens
TERMs-One-fourth csah; balance at three six and
nine months for negotiable notes. interest added and
title retail ned till last note is paid ~ ~ esfE
no 80 GODDIN APPERSON Auets r
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GIGNOR q. GES5KCE p

4 fHEWlAG TOBACCO, OF the mOst popu-
Ia. brands: among which 10 the cslebrstsd Com.
,on which to- the prize 1T the late Fair. Coamapt-
~ Tor sale BY d. 2. sEMPLE, Druggist,
Dc - zoe Main ct.
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= by Lnrus a. shine.

.tHsH.t- b hy lsufO6 a. SuIuts
BLANKETS, ID K II GOODS, CI.OTH-
ID ING, &c. At AUCTION.-Willb be sold on IN
DAY Morning, 7th instant, commencing &C 10 O'Clock.
$50 pair of Hungarian Blankets such az bed, servants
horse, saddle and rappers. oil
ALSO-A lot of choice Dry Goods.
ALSO-An invoice of Ready Made Clothing.
ALSO-Ie0 doz. of country-knit Half Hose, together
Sale positive. ss
N. B-The Blankets will be sold for and on account
of whom, il may concern
1DMTNISTRATOK,S sALE.---Wnl be
n cold at the late residence of John q. Alister
decd, near Dr.. Gained Mills. in the county of Han
of the decd. consisting Of crops. stock Of horses
cows and hogs, farming Implements, carpentcr9 ana
turning tools and, also sman lot OF maple aud pint
timber, suitable for bedsteads.
TEENS made known at sale.
All persons having claims against said McAfiste
w. b SYDNOR,
| de 4--St ~ -sse.a Administrator.
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R - TTRTN13 or NE0ROEs.,--WiIi

nTHTlC HIRING OF NE0KOES.-Wul
r Be hired for the year next ensuing, ls5e, at
W.kefeh In Hanover county, the farm uext ad-
- nu6iic auction, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
9, less, upwards Of THIRTY NEGROES. combating
OF men, women, boys End girls BONE Of them have
Farm hands, -. as.sg
They viii be hired 10 remain In thu country q
farm hands ana house servsnta they have been &C.
LABOR ON rusLrc woska erin Occupations eonsid
cred dangerous
Bond With approved security win b required !,
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BY Kent, Paine IL Go.

BY hentl IMIMs e Ows = =
-uy t.llODS AT AUG O N.--Dn
lITHURSDAY, the 9Th Deoemher, commencing
:, 70 o'clock we will sell At our new warehouse NOS
1853 and 65 Main street :Tss sor rs1s
osa,ss and desirable Goods. snited 20 the season
en ILSO~An invoice Of STOCK oops, smons
which arc soe ysy as;so.s s .nS prsss sue
anr An sun,s under loo cssh; over thai sun'nt
months mont . KENT, PAINE CO.,
- sssss-ss.iss 99M Fas3 AuetiouNeru.
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BY Baker. Pleasants q CO.

EAKM FOR SALE, AT AUCTION.-O.
l. WEDNESDAY, DECEMR 5th. 1855 It u oeik,
will sell at auction, if fair not the lext fair day
thereafter, desrable Farm in the county Of Heart
co, nine miles above Richmond bounded on the
south by the Charlottesville Plank Road and on the
esst by the Fredericksburg Railroad containing liz
acres - sc4, y 81
The buildings in good order, and Of sufficient
capacity for the accommodation Of large family.
DThe soils of the finest agricultural quality being
well adapted to the growth Of Wheat, Oats, Corn,
kc There il some fifteen or twenty acres Of Chicks
hominy low grounds desirable MEADOW.
There IL upon the premises spring of good wstsf
convenient to tbs house, and one among the finest
Orchards IN the county, consisting Of apples pearu,
cherries, &c. sr - -
The neighborhood Is good the location healthy, ad.
joins the lands Of VIM. Taylor, ESQ, Thomas q.
Hundley, Samuel Reeve, and others
There IL about one hundred acres of open land; tho
balance in wood and timber. - =
TEHMSs-One-thirde cash; balance on . credit of
and two years. with interest from date to Be So
cured by deed Of trust upon the premises OF tits
retained until payment
We will also sell At the same tins and pIsee 100
barrels of Corn, large quantity of Fodder Shucks
and Straw, . lot Of Farming Implements Csrts Wa
CONS, Horses, Cows, &c. 11l
TERMS:-An sums Of $40 and under cash; over
that sum- four month"; credit, for approved negotis
BAKER PLEAsANrs 4 CO., Auets,
no 2o-tas Corner franklin and Union Sta
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"A " II n u Il u
L. HEATH ALLEN, San Francisco, California,
aad 3i Front street. New York sell Tobacco on com
mission direct from aud per account of the Virginia
manufacturers, AID to whom we refer. -.-- .
hessrs Edmond, Davenport & Co., Richmond. viii
reply TO any questions aud transact any business for
our house. :" % 100 '-t
Having established branch of our house in New
fork cur resident partner in that city will give his
personal attention to the receiving, tranahpping aad
securing the lowest rate of freight free of commits
house No Ia-d&wIv
GiGNOR q. GEORGE Professor OF MA
SIC, most respectfully announcesto the citizens
OF hichnlond that he is prepared TO make engage
nents with parents pupils for instruction in Music
on the PIANO FORTE, GUITAR aud SINGING.
stGFos GEORGE pursles the solfegn system OF
vocahzaan, deemed the only perfect mode, and uses
IL, and sianor Bora. late OF this city. Fl
tD Otdes may be LEFT at the Book aud Piano Forte
store OF AessIs. James Woodhouss 4 Co, leg Main
ete't 20 l5-iy
4. n
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TURNTABLES SALE.--By virtue Of a
~ distress warrant directed. the 7th day Of
November, 1855 in favor Of George N. Carrnsfon,
srains. the estate of Richard o. Cochrsne deceased
of which John r. Cochrapc i administrator, shall
on "WEDNESDAY, the 5th day Of the present month.
proceed to sell at public auction, the highest bid
at the ruins Of the building formerly erected thereon
which was recently burnt, all the remains Of ssid
building, and mztcriels also . Steam Engine and
Boilers and also Stable on the lot.
TERMS cash. and ssls to take place e u o'clock,
H.. precisely, - II a .s3s dAS. r. TILEk,
de- 3--.tds h. U. G. II.
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by 4. Il. Cook Il Go.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF WATCHES,
LsJEWELRY, GUNS, CUTLERY AND PAPER
MACHE GOODS AT AUCTION.-The subscriber,
intending to discontinue business in this city, oers
tho whole of his stock at auction.
The stock consists OF large and general astortment
of goods of his Importation embracing Gold and
Silver Hunting, Lepine, Horizontal and Chronome-
ter Watches in great variety extensive assortment
of Breast Pins for ladies and gsnemen Ear and Fin
ger Rings of every kind; Single aud Double Barrel
Guns; large assortment of Cutlery cards. splendid
Ivory Handled Dinner Sets in mahogany cases; Stag
Handled Knives and Forks, in the original packages;
a very largo assortment Of Papier Mache Goods.
ALSO-An extensive assortment Of Rosewood, Pa
pier Msche, Mahogany Dressing and Work Cases
Some very rich. ~. . ..r =
ALSo-A great variety of rich Gifts for Christmas
Presents VI. r. ...y s.es--
The sale will commence on MONDAY NIGHT,
10th instant, at O'clock, ct my store and be contn-
ued every night FRIDAY excepted) until the whole
stock is disposed Of sa. f--
My regular Watch and Jewelry business will be
continued during the dsy time usual 49,
HENRY HYMAN.
Gal taA hp l.