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4 work Of Christian Charity.

| tuut nave Uceu uuueftdhcu Ill t1e pas
few years, there is none comparing i,
extent Of disinterested benevolence Il
that accomplished by few kind heart
ed ladies who now, eight years ago
founded the Female Orphan Associa
ton, Of this city. Here is a private
enterprise, in full tide Of successful ex
pertinent, for which society is indebted
solely to the christian charity Of (
small band Of ladies'. moved to ener
getic action, not as man is, but by The
spirit of love and mercy. II has af
forded us great pleasure from time to
time, when our pen has become weari
ed in making articles out Of the acts Of
jugglers and mountebanks in politics
10 turn to the beautiful little edifice,
erected by these ladies' on the north
eastern limit Of the city, and chronicle
its advances to success and usefulness.
II is relief-a luxury, and whilst in
dulging in it, we say to ourself, "well,
well, after all the professions from the
pulpit and the press-after all the
noise Of fame seeking philanthropis's,
there are really some few spirits 81
lently and unostentatiously at work,
among US, putting into practice the
doctrines Of Him who spake as never
did man before. After all, what are
professions worth, more than the idle
wind? What's the use of long pray
ers for the salvation Of mankind, un-
less the prayer pull off his coat, aud 90
in amidst the distressed and suffering
to aid with his hands the work of mer-
cy! Is there any sane man or woman
now living, who is SO far in the dark,
as to suppose for moment that he or
che will be safe and sure for Heaven,
because she or he, has been immersed
in a frog pond, or sprinkled with wa
ter, called Holy" because some mis-
cradle sinner has made a senseless
Of Trojean or Greek over
It? We opine not. The day has
come for action; for work, and if
man desires to work out his own sal
vation, he has got to roll up his sleeves
and go at it with something more sub
stantial than mere words and empty
professions.
The seventh annual report of the
Ladies of the Female Orphan Asso.
''aticn," affords US an opportunity to
peak Of them, and their increased
strength and influence, since we last
'oticed them. During the past year
hey have had thirty-three girls, under
Instruction, giving them the rudiments
If education, at the same time teach
ng them such domestic accomplish
nents as to make them industrious
md useful members of society. The
children have been taken without ques-
ion as to what their defunct parents
believed, in reference to abstract theo-
ogical questions about which. no one
nan knows more than another and
he ladies have studiously avoided
like sectarion bias creeping
n among them. 1t is for this reason
hat the association has claims dpon
he sympathies Of the generous and
Intelligent public It is for this rea-
on that we take pleasure in dwelling
t length upon their Christian work Of
mercy, and commencing it to the
indy consideration Of the public-it
y for this reason that it must go on to
Increase in strength and nsefulness-it
$ for this reason that our citizens gen.
rally take such an Interest in Il and
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JAS. =. HACKLEY.
lO1d Ste Il Of J. w. Qalgglns.)

tOld Stan of J. W. Qsigglns.]
Is RESOLvED to keep the lsrgest nahn
l and most varied assortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES, HITS andv ~
CAPS, in this City. Ladies, Gents and
Children's Bootees, Shoes, Slippers, etc
He will sell 1t the very lowest cash prices.
and invites the public TO call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Fresh receipts from the Northern
Msnufactosies every week. Sto> on La
iayette stleet. jan22-y.
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A Public Slnntler.

E3itorC omet:-lt is with mucl, pain
and modification to my feelings that
| am called on as friend of that patri-
OF warrior and statesman-Genl. i. G..
Jones, to contradict as n SANDER. a re-
port now in circulation in and about
the Capitol, to the effect that Jones,
himself was the largest contributor for
the silver pitcher, presented him by
the citizens of Pompeii the other day.
1t is indeed humiliating to my feelings
as a member of the homo family, to
think that there dwells in the bosom
of any political enemy of Mr.. Jones,
baseness sufficient to fabricate such
malicious falsehood. In an age like
this sir, where basepess is graduated
by degrees and political hucksters, are
rewarded according to the depth Of
degre dation into which they sink, we
should not be surprised at any thing
but that the inventive genius of any
man, should ever have dragged into
light such contmaciousalIaey, passes
my comprehension. As friend of
Genl. Bottle G.. Jones, | hereby chal-
lenge the author of the Islander, to meet
me when and where he likes with what
ever weapons he may please to desig-
nate. TT
ANOTHER STORM IN THE BLACK SEA.
Reported Loss of Sirty Vessels
Accounts were, on Saturday, posted
at LloydFs from Constantinople, of
another fearful hurricane having visi-
ted the Black Sea. on the 10Th ult. :;
and it is reported (althongh we hope
that the number of fatal losses will
not be conirmed that so or 60 ships
foundered, during the heighth Of the
storm, off the mouth Of the Sulina.
Lloyd's agent at Galalz states that, in
% instances the vessels went down
with all hands, as also So lighters,
which were off the coast at the time.
Not soul belonging to them is sup
posed to have escaped. Most of the
vessels were ladened with corn. Three
ships lone from England, called the
Caledonia) we're driven ashore near
the harbor of Sebastopol. ard were
wrecked, the crew Of the CALEDONIA
perishing in the vessel The Tala.
vcra, English Transport ship, No %
belonging to Mr. Duncan Dunbar, at
Limehoas,, is, among other vessels,
reported to be lost on the east coast Of
Marmora, and that her Majesty ship
oberon.had been despatced from Con-
stantinople to the spot to render assis~
lance. A distressing sb'pwreck was
also reported by the agent at Calcutta.
An English ship, with 300 emigrants
(Coo|ies) from Singapore. had strack
on the south end Of the A'guada Reef.
on the oath Of last October, and. With
the exception Of eleven, all had met
with watery grave. Q |
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0UOR q, Dssoae & Lansso1sa1-The
q very best pemediss fdE CouRhs-sor sale by
ian43 L. WALLET,
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Just Received.

just Received.
4 FRESH stock Of Gents Calf Boots OF
IL French manufacture. Also Ladies Kid
Slippers. Prunella Caters, with and with
out heels.
feby3-ly. JAS. s. HACKLEY.
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G5e 9ailpg Comet,
BATON ROUGE,.a::.":::FEB. 6, 1856.

DhtVlN RyOOE,......sI 1ps U, 1000
~ BY telegraphic dispatches from
Washington, Of the End inst, It is q
fixed fact that Mr. N, = BANKS, has
been elected Speaker. A purality Of
only one vote puts him in the chair rs
speaker Of the House.
A WELL GROUNDED THEoRv.-We
have always contended with Professor
Blindfare, that the poles Of the earth
are changing. The time will come,
in the great cycles Of heavenly
bodies, when the people now inhabit-
ing this latitude of 81 9 80 Q will be
transformed into Esquimaux or Lap.
landers The past twenty years show
that we are annually going farther
north. Think of ia man actually
froze 10 death night before last, some
where on the banquet under the hill.
Such thing was never heard Of in
this climate Of the orange and mag
nolia. True it is that persons oppos-
ed to the theory Of a change Of polls
may say he was drunk-dead drunk
and lifeless before the frost commenc.
ed to CONCEAL his blood but admit
ing it, for argument. Is this the first
man who was even drunk, in this city
aud lay out all night ! BY no means.
therefore, it is that the theory Of
change Of, polls is not shaken. The
mars name was George Bennett,
painter.
t~ln speaking Of the speech Of Hon
A. g. Brice, in the Lower House of the
Legislature the other day, the editor
Of the advocate calls it "a Maiden
Effort Such is not exactly the fact,
first. because Mr.. Brice is any thing
else than maid, and second, because
1t was not Mr.. Bricc's first effort,
even in that body. Therefore is the
advocate untrue on two counts But
this is a matter Of small consequence.
Newspapers--particularly those ap-
pointed to make set music-are pro.
verbally given to lying, and therefore
let il pass. In reference to the charge
Of a Maiden effort on the part of Mr..
Brice, supposing it to be true, it is
altogether creditable. We would not
give a single anchovy for man who
has not in his life made maiden
effort" It is a prostitution Of the
English, to apply any such term to
the Advocate's critic.
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NOTICE,
A LII persons indebted 10 J. W. Qniegins VIII
II please call At the store of J. 3. Nackiey, and
settle, A. J. want money.
Feb Sd IT. Nv. Qu1GH1Ne.
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HIN A)perli)fJlfnts.
Sh1s,sbbessw.

Fresh .at.,.trNls..
DER STEA MER LATONA-
8 Boxes Star Candles,
f " Family Soap,
i" Winchester Soap.
s 4" Clarks hne Ale,
s " Duncsn's /"
1 Uiaret,
3 Baskets Sweet Oil,
10 Dos. fresh Eardines,
10 Ky, Mustard,
4 Cnderwoods ickles,
10 Brooms,
Wash Boards,
Boxes Cheese,
. Firkins W. Butter.
80 Kegs Tar,
10 Barrels Irish Potasos (pink eyes,)
Mechanicks,
2 "Onions
For sale by O'CAILAeBAN Z MuLvfHnL.
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FACTS THAT ARE NOT FAcTs.-lt is
fact that many gilt goblets and
drinking vessels, are used on the stage,
but it is not fact that they have bot
toms. On the contrary they are made
Of paste board and bottomless. Here
is the difficulty met with in every pro.
found ratciocination; and it requires a
we'll balanced mind to separate the
facts that are facts, from the facts that
are not facts. Thus, when lady and
a gentleman mutually exclaim. 1T is
It is" and rush into each others
arms, it is no more Mr.. Charles Man.
deville than it is Sir Joseph Jingle, it
is nobody but Tom Flanders on the
one part, and Mrs. Fitzgiggle on the
other. 1t is a fact that Mrs, Halter
wceps when she meets the stranger,
but to say chat he is any stranger to
her. is false, because they just the mo-
ment before parted company in the
green room. These are but two or
three Of long string Of popular falla-
cies, about which, the world will never
be correctly informed.
The LECIsLATURE.-Both houses
met yesterday. and there being no
quorum, nothing Of any importance
was done. Each branch adjourned to
meet again this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Senate having refused to concur
in the resolution Of the House to ad.
journ until Monday next, The impress.
sion is, thai the House will do so to-
day on its own account. What it
could not do constitutionally yester-
day, it can DO to-day. Either branch
may adjourn for three days at time
Wit nut the consent Of the other. but
IL niger.
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Jnsnranee Gompaniee.

CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE Co., No. 81
~ Pine tOreat Buldinss Casn Csptta. 4SO0o0
oil paid This Company. having all s csntai paid N AID N
70 policies Of Insur.nces ON Merchandise suidmq,
JOSEPH WALKER, Preadsek
Taos. ". BriosALL, seer.t.I,
JOSEPH WALKER
WILLIAM y MOTT. No. 81 East Broadway.
JOHN HaLSHY tHAisht, Halsey Co)
EBWARD WOOD, WOOD, senxr CO..
ROBT I. CASE.
VIM DFENIsrOUN No "a HsnIyst
VIM II. HUSsEY. (Lene huss7y
EDMUND W CORLfF S. ,GCr',ee Deeier.)
EDWARD WILIErS. (Wil,eus Coz
CHAs Y. PARKER, No s. Pinr-st
JOHN u WARhFN (Lord. Warren Evsns l. Co.)
CHAS Ely No t04 Bro sdwsy
Wk ABB4Tr (Abbau Mintun.l
an BIRDSALL. il ,lCrom ven BirdsLil
EDW y MERRITT, ffnderhD Hsvilsno COY
HEEFY BARROW. Oh. II. Bsrrov 4 spn)
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, (Pres't u. ;. Trust Coz
EDWD. HAlGHr, orchards, hsisht Co
b d. WHfTLOCX tB NJ z A. WhuoeL)
JANIS q GARNER. Nc p Pi,--st
sAHURL PAxOH. (Alsn g. Psxson)
D. CROMWELL j.; lWocds nd Cromwen'
T. pONNRLL, NJ 10 Exchange Y4scc.
JOHN K VII ~ (Con-h Will,AI
GEORGE Il BFfFR tB-y er Hnkanl
ROBT LINpLEY MpaRAY, Murray Dsvia)
DAVID b. KEFLFR, Qaie No 24o SsIthst)
MN ALLEN sUTL Pr, tB.rn-y, Homehrey Bu:!s)
l. r WYHAN, No sc Boxing rap
NATTHSW MITCHELL tCurtss, Attic n-l Cs.I
JObN ALLEN Q.te Hopkins Allen 4 Coz
6kORGE b. GRINNELL, Morton GrirDerl
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cM6IIFy & BArTIYTT, No 81 WISH e.,
y Soc Iosr err s,oct conr ss Btosos,-reyyt PYss%
, - pain, T. DE- Intel s1d De- sfe oosects g.
MJ rom u NE cEO saALiEy,
*eso'csA kLFksD w saRfLETH
.. A.. ~.x,.- .so Won Assor. csc
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9nstruftion.
NTTAGE HILL. SEMINARY, Pcughke s,sie
~ New fOrk.-MiLO 2. JsWsTT procit,4 nd folr'e

~ rev fSh.-hiLO 7. JsWtI 1T puocipa nd PolrAe-
toe.
In - COTTAGE HUI SEMINARY ia. ,.,oe, q, 70 oos.
oucf ne oststH AID thorough ng ~ iIn d .h-r ~
foube Led,ss, oonstitotnls sELFCC AaiLY SCJoDL
Abe sd fpeiepeed hssiuc are -npo.sd 40 OepNt
mebs AID toe number Of Teachers age Va go - the
poJAa
II tbe aim OF be ipsntnt,on It's neso soid
pneue@ tod useful edncstoo adj pls'rs secnr
plsbpesE
koleesAor be suitsDls ,or IN popos sos,en.
tbsD TIE City OF Pousfs pses assd bJ
~ tveteroeBt OF its ciizsis
Mssoton 10 gwen TO heslio u'o .aDus fhe
49, OF are, exercise nbsrs Csc "
AZ nsrSs 1 tpsd a. Sb4bdsI suIp ~ wholesome Tod
V.uf, order and puuc'u.i y h. al >c1oOl and
epvirons q Porsssasn 70 daily ~sbs an h. h~aut'
oytpuasrc ADD Cai.L~,c i.,. are r.,psrly
rp..sA.,~ - INC onoction Z u. Tesrb,rs
Tn sss, Levi Seruss.d 10 cop,ect,nsr, aoo
P",s. 80. .es ~ ne tese-s una. The Holds.
IoPns 10y eDVtfor one Qlsst.r " .n "a q .ch h.,
psysee ia savueee rho.e -aS -u,,, 80, ~, - IT ~
the iS o. March ~ 'e"%inae GU
,. ExprNss
htnoers o. the f9rnty Of be proap.i ~ b. shs.sa g.,
ocAu PEI quarter eS fhs tnc ud-s is' ~ n, -
La si3 wash, Yoang L.,i-. ,-et, ~ , aS,
eseue<ves wuh 'Le u,pL attles g. ae mn, M
1oseb hsYatns oiyr Desssr Fok Nuc spoa .od NJ,
Ring. Il a. Tursos par C0ARrEh 'h
70, To RssuM Course insud" " s~o L>tn sreuca aud
vecAi kusie, e2 ~
Pupsi. bot rursuips the Rs-usr Cou.e ea...a ~ ID,
ow- fpeish ele, Ftehc> sti Ls,u, AZ" pia .sd
enl fsintiuSi iwat~r siosl, sri PaiDuis J. o., az,
Vocal htss teQoifed Of Ill puohs 81 s.
CatAs sUe~ furiDbrdsn acpiostiou 70 JEWETr
fenshLer~s, July s. 1855
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GREENWICH, Ct-FOr sale or excnsng q
~ large houee, with IL ,sof lsnc spp, C,pfa
the pr, nis.s T. Cocs croft Is HAtehs -. Excuse
THE ILLINOIS HOME>rE ID UNION, az.
Il ing purchased O,0O ACRES e FIRST LASS LADS
in Iqu 10 equity. Illinois the & k,o,
oder The ssme 70 indveIs 800 .hze curub the
holder choice home Terus q c,-h ths
balance on the Let de Of January 1851 ~hou d-si =. bvec
Aplay to N. w BUSTEED Ms - rdnits suildiL aud
III Brosowuy New York.
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WE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

T,HE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Il OFFICE No - wALL-sr SES.foRx
MECHANICS BAgk BUILDING.
fb Compsny With essh cspis OF 81 90, insure bni 1.
ss disc hous-hod FUN es-ls AID
ssgoes personal opety seDe ally ssALs Toss dnss
b. Gre the most fsvorstle Trims
DIRECTORS:
s.enb.n G ,ubrslens SAM VI Foster John I. Buckley
Uu Renyen, Jacob Reese, VIM " Nelnue,
James Libby. Geo w. hisr. Jsne. = 5sn'ord,
Joseph Brittoc. lsbseas b. wud, John H. 20 dam.
Nr Levi, Morris BE Bs7cocs, Theod " Risy
keh.rt schru Eus-te DutDh, Jno. ~. Me's.rsa,
Chss ID. Smith, d Amos Ro'~ins, H.nry Bad H..
Um c Wctn.cfe Jcserh roalhe, Thomse Smith
H.thaI STAN Jos- Grafton j., Stephen Hyatt.
Henry L.yerch
JACOB REESE, President
THOMAS GfsyxLEAr. Seer',ary
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groreries.

ZINE GROCERIES. TEAS. &C.-The under
L So Cd have fsuiovedt their epmpodous S,ore
at he cd ''s o. No. 30 G'eensichet corner Ct ~usys,
Hhee they wal NTH TO keep large stock #
Green sDc Bcb Teas 6Uea SUGAR Foreisu Fis Grocor.
lee frovisioD' &c IL AL tner ETY. which WI BE- sold
the loves usrt.t er's ~h 'esae aid r-e,, ~ - io-
uoney woulo do vel to c.ii before ~ chas J. F0W
LIE CO.. Nos ~" aud 438 Greenwich 81
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mater q ure.
Hleoieal.

SANDS SARSAPAklLLA.--Tbe original and
~ ue article -Tis efhc -cious pr-psrsoa 10
L. go the best intro ;acd to pur,i<
b The of -crofala and all Go,suecus D,ssr
bss r<i.-d host e spurious im,tA
Ask tor sAN Ds' SAkSAP ARtLLA, aud tsse oher
A b. & SANDS No 100 Fulton st., New York.
VFHGNES's ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
Ate ded BY Prof sRGNtS, the Discovsrsr, q d Dr.
FRINGE. Pfopnstof. No 10 S'oai<sy positive to-
kbeuu a'.su snc d~ss slug from the u mercury
otLer minerals. Department for lsdi-s
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O1eas 6team.rs, &e.


IkIIED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
O-For HAVANA HA N.Y. ORLg ans -Op MOSosv
Ausu-t q; ~ FROM pier foo' tf Wsu-ae Morn Nv
he t.s' at h,rie "saGsAip EhPIbE CITY, Capt ii,
sssse can b. ssour-c ct tn ofies ofte- Ina
Fsstt to Ne~oreanI Per cuic foc. ,,csix.s ~
l54Asg - 'N~'''~ "
,tps-,- VIII BE- srpp,sd ~tts bsrs ., o. ,..,. ~ ~.
on sgcs; y the Lima. spo,scsnn .. that ofEes
rr form, s-ae' end b Of Aiins v he ssr al ..r n,
CT s1,!s.s 1885, ~ 80
sor fis.st OF pssrs. a7Py e .hs Office NJ IT, wars
s'tsf c. "sF,A b Q. ROBERTS, Aga.
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6ales bp Autlio,l.

N.LLoH, iuctioneet - ,,,,,
A ssIGHTE'- SALE If HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ kr1TRT THIS LAY (Tg-sdsyl. AUGUST IL, ~
oh AZ TIE S.o.roou. Nos Ssad - PsEs Io~ oo,lste ne
asisr poase of tie ea're hoe -hoid 'r-os OF "a To-
or bou.s,e, png iug Of ssvefs suooro bus e'
Pro, AZ stair Cap-s fat biss st Rois rosew Cd .I'
srs wh slip coy-s; wood sec ID t.nd carved-s Az
r,, nru,s'. ,h..v Center T.hes Gard .nA dc Isos
eL et A. cleo Chamber sae cAness, hairs Rcse" O'oea
bxIar h.ndl- Cutlery. Glassware, Baskets Tb~Se' &C
Sold BY oicvr Of aSssree.
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&. MELLoR. Auetiopeer .
DEREMPTORY SALE Of about &lO.OOO worth

] ofptw CABINET FURNITURE. Oh Tdi >Dtf tries
day Aus o. o'clock Sul-sroom Nos l3 aud 10 fsrk
row 10 adyai consisting of 10 soid rosswoo Pun
suites cove ed plush aid hsrcloh wood BOOK
wod wai and Chamber furnure in suites
10 aeh richly eusmelrd Cham su'es PLAN ID ~th
marble variety Of AID subs sntls FUR itute
Ai.o cd Piano Forces. French plate hIos Va
P.L rg -r PaiedWs suiabe for he city snf county,
tsde Descrpi catalogue morning Of Goods eau be
view I'd OF Monday
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BANK pLrARTaERT. STATE o. Ngw YoRgt
iLbfSt 4ug =. 16
VyHE NIAGARA COUNTY BANK has THIS

o. tl't uis tc< uoice o. Tue .pprtn=nt OF %.
BANK or AIRsSY II the City q AIb4uy ssag Tor t1a
r-dewrton tf 10. Circrsuns ho,es as-ehs Tho en-
e'i-t act a. ausnd he sovtrl Ielsii Ircorpo
rs,e1 Baks Bsnsin ASocie,ons sed fncisiiral Rank.
posed pr. H. let,. JAMES h. COOK. Superintendent
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Ncw pork Gitp Business Direetorp

Nrw- pork Citp Business Dlrettorp
VNHE FOLLOWING LIST consists "t prom'
j n.ut Houses In each line of Business
Berlin " Dol Embroidery silks FrinGes C!iEY2
Buttons Lass Drsss Trimusnss Gold and silva Ar"o'-
for Regaias o,.
Advertising Agents.
8. NJ PETTRNGILL 6Co................No llb SasanSN
Freuca " tnso,, aud Picture isiass.
Grafe ano Fender Makers.
WIN n. JACKSON formerly w Y jscsson 4 sJaS Nc
8e Broadway, doo' sbove '%hst
Iron Metals &c
BUNTING, BEAN Co, (Brotersl NO. 70 w al 81
Boat and Oar bazaar.
Life Race Ship aid Pleasure OF ali kinds hand
nstir a. eu Of 30 Bosts-C. L. ISGER-
SOIL & SON, No go $, uab st
IixntnIoa Rods,
a. QUIhRt SON sfGrs If2 T. Z7fbsr 81 liz Nesssu-s
LYON NANUFACTURItG Co -Jtis's Psteot. aisi bther
Rods Insulators, Ptints Nsnss &c Nc 345 Brosc way
l.hhoErapher.
6kO HAY W lD W
ship Bread CHacEcrs.
ERASTUt TITUS No ~ WashAr
JOHN T. WILSON formerly Taylor Whom Is y atop-r
Window and Plate t;iass French anc Eugiish.
hopkins SROTHEkS, tIuDortsrsl No ~ Bsrclsy-st
Amy additions the List should Be oroesss 70 -
OH6re - pErTENGIIl Co. No ia Nasaeusi
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ATI2 o'clock. will be sold, az SsiesrOom. THIS
~ pay Aug H. BY Of As"gl g. tw an no. go
ThuNRs ~ par Patent leather BOOTS. dsoot .. ~
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GREAT SALEatKILBOURN CITY. in Colum

GREAT SALE at KILBOCRN CITY, In CoIun
" b.a County STATE OF Wisconsin There ~i he ofsrsd :.
ouolic Sale BY the propretors )NDAf Auaust
md durirs the entire week. one THOUSAND 70 IwO
THOUSAND CITY LOTS, situated 10 different paTn u ene
o,s, suitable for business and resdenseA
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Will made easy BY snisl smoant IN hsnd and .ne 70
n.nder On long time with low rate OF int ,res >nd liberia
scount to a. persons who shall make valuable inProyemenn
sihn from the ne OF parchsse OF 70 inos IN" may
prefer u pay IN hand ..., -,,,,
a suaed o., the WcOus RIVER ,Inm sdstey be ow thar 70
unntic .lot Known a. TIE 0ELLS. and W the midst OF
h scuurs country OF the bodest aus nnest sceney
M Wscors Tn. site the ci itself beautiful AID hes hl
In the exreme bing eIeysed plGn nsns smoothly sae
.yeuy tom buf elevation Of 40 e-t above ths rvsr ~hce
io~ around its ree,n boundary to elevation OF about %
feet mere he table land AZ its edser~ houndArI t~
uiles distant from the river. ...-u,o.p
AZ this point The La CROSSE and M!LwACkEE RAIL
Wisconsin River afford "a easy con un''
don the and portions Of the state aHd
the country beyond l. A..
Also at this point Of the largest water powers u the
state process of being erected, ~ the Wisconsin Hve;
Uydrsuc Company un0er charter granted y the otaeo
RE Wi,consn river 10 the State aud Ibis Sstef
will be the lowest the river OF any that cn
improves thereby giving to peculiar sdvertasss sncn
will speediy invite he erection Of Mills and MANSrAS
TORIES ofsveTy descr pron. JOHN NLiEi,
Pres't of the Wisconsin, River Hydraulic Co.
Euhoup City Juiy L. 1879