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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
THROUGH TICKETS

(tAN b. had a. the lowest Al tho Railroad
" Office, uoaipelief, for Chicago, Milwauke, Rock
Island, q iiena aud all The principal pnints West and
South Wost ]. W. HOBART, Agent
~ b. The public are oauiionad against bnying tick
e's Of uunsiaut SELLERS agent, the country sflil
q spurious article. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
UNION NURSERIES,,
kceSevilie, N. Y.
FOR SALE, al this Establishment, an unrvallsd
u collection Of
Pear Trees,
"AssOrtucnts,"

or Los-oaoh comprising good collection of choice
varieties, -selected oy the undersignedto ripen OF
bloom in succession. Trees &c, ordered 10 this way
expense Of selecting and putting them up l0psr prices
than the articles sold al when tho selection Of
varieties made by the purchaser while the eiPsr-
OF the undersigned bsfffr selection than
purchasers would no able Ia make for Themselves.
{ter tbs EstabishmsHt employs sUR-AGEErs, IN
any part Of The country hut liberal compensation il
made 10 all persons WIN, acting agents for Purchassrs
collect and forward several Individual orders ia one
general orlar--the articles 20 be address.
FatI0Ht paid to Pof, kenl, Keeseva, AID IPla,ts-
bufgh.
f,esisa done ia tho best manner, ata REASONABLE.
shargo.
usnras lied in rotation, as they are received.
new Eriss lot for tho spring Of 1857, forwarded on
receipt of postage stamp also the " General Cat
aiogue issued 10 1854 --latest edition., sent any who
have not bad g.
{rT- Tho undersigned has tho sole mana cement and
chatge Of these Nurseries, attends In pefsoa to the
sales and transscts al tho business Of the Establish
meni. He will hereafter reside at keeseville where
though necessarily absent much Of the time At the Nur-
series, he viii Keep OFFtcR, NJ which, during the
season of sales. a select assortment Of Dwarf Fruit
Trees for gardens, shrubbefy Roses, Boder Plants,
GARDEN and Flower Seeds sc. for The supply of village
customers, and tot filing ANAL orders will be tept
hand
All communio cations should be addressed to
j. RATTEF, Agent.
uuion Nurseries, keeseviie, ~ Y.,i
30 mo- 10 le56. 79iisdw.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

Arts ts' ASSOCIATION,
I In D A r rs.

The Subscribers in announcing their appointment as
Managers Of The above Associations for the yancsmeni
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NYUF NTW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FoR NOVEMBER n

II
r,-,.l.,f.o ...l15,OOV'
TIP Ngw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for THIS
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES "Ans,ioani.m :, .! s1.
ssn'q. ~. h T9sgn. Hs 49, rS. Di.s.ei on Lar.
sp,eror; The Slave Trade Philadelphia Law
Sjcsrasus; The British Press.
=, pni ITI1AI INTELLIGENCE: New-Yori (oh.
c,.ll. Ssw.J.r.ey (ofhcisl Pennsylvsna tothAi
Maryland tofheislJ; Delaware tohicisD.
,,r REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving IN condensed
and eon.peaou. form the latest and u'ost hnpor ant
events tbst have trnspirsd IN the City. United
ststss. Csn.ds, Niesrasas, Mexico. soath America
1.-TWO WEEKS LATER PROM CALIFORNIA:
summary oftbe For,nisht's News
v..KAfsAs: PTcsIess Of Border Ruean Iu'tioe-
A,cbson's Last Msniiestoi Gen. AtcAison upon
yI..1HE LATE APPALLING sHIPwRECKs: Loss
ofthe French Steamer Lyon nas-0ver 100 Lves
Lost Lo's Of The Steiner soreIiSr Ba,nns q tse
Frsnklin
1.-THE JAPAN SPA.
VIII LETTER FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.
K..AGRICuLTURAL REPORT OF THE PATENT
OFFICE.
xTHE WORLD OF SPIRITS.
1.-THE TRIBUNE KANSAS FUND.
xI..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Kill. THE xXXvTB CONGRESS.
XIv..A NEW STORY BY CHARLES DICKENs-LII
TIE DoRRIT-Book the Scoond-Chsr v. VI an
XIV. TBALBERGs FIRST CONCERT IN AMERICA.
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XVII. .MIscELLASEous Another Haul Re9Is.nis.on
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p XVIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
soet, Money, Cotton, Grain Cattle and other Mar
iets, specially Reported for The Tribune
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d S00 REWARD. -NOTES and STOCK

ROOV LOST STOLEN.-Tbe following PROMIs-
sorry NOTES LOST by the snbs riber the
November, inst, in the City Of Ne,y-Yoik namely:
Note Of the CbicaEo ST. Paul and Fond Lac Railroad
rtr Secretary for $1,000 dated March 10 1855 PAYABLE
Office of the Company No - Wa the loth Mar h, 1857
with In cent anuun, and ndorse1 BY vii
" Osden Nlism Jarys James w Hakok sad Charles 1T
Ter Note No %.
Note dated Port Henry ~ Y April 49, 1855 for &6 %
made by Lee Sberpn Wberbe payable the order Of
Seth Foster st the Market Bank Troy "a months
Said Note !, not Endorsed.
Note listed June e. 1850 for s75n ma e BY f. w Catlo
Payable Ut the BANK Of Bulnson W. in months after Date
TO the order Of HeDry p Hickok and by him indorsed
Note dated WestpoI New. FORK august H. 1855 for &93s
order Of r. LOyeaId and Seth r. Foster, ycsrs after
date sfhc Con merc Bank Burlne w. with interest,
arc iDGoIsed by sa'd LOvelsnd 4 Foster.
Lost also tie time and place, the following Cerh'
Gates Of Stook, namely:
au Fond on Lac Railroad Company to the Subscriber No
LIZA, dated January & 1855
Ccrfcce thirty Shares OF Stock Of the Central Ohio
Railroad Company the subscriber I'm 1855 Nanbor and
oise date uut nowr. 80. 80 =.
tile Bauk .burgh the subscriber, 1856 Number and
precise date unknown ..
And caution al persons from receiving neso.iing
III, either Of them, the 'si CeTea 80
iook either of them payment OF the same has
Tie above Reward will be paid for tho Of said Notes
Certificates the subscriber at the La Fargo House rev
York SETH X. FosrEh
Dated N,w.Yort Nov 10 lS56.
rHEN DOLLARS REWARD.-L,st, ia New
L YoIk Brookyp on Monday evening. Nov H. small
GOLD MODEL FIRE ENGINE. The finder will receive the
reward by lraiug the fbenix Dining Saloon No
1877 WlIism-st
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CHAMBERSs EDINBURGH JOURNAL Tor

~ kONEMBER--OsIGSAL EDirics. " q Pe' .a'
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ROCK OF STARTLING INIERESI!-s
"A SHALL THESE THINGS s W .. .-
Nov ready and Tor sac :. To-
MORMON WIVES:
- ~ = cTs ST AN0EH THAN FICTION.
NAhhA''s ~ ssTrA vfcToRL FULLER,
A.. a " S~ns,or's Son. fresh Leaves, ETC.
A"''Io One S elegant ihno Price q Dollar
a,r /, 49," h,s the took-read what che says:
psss. before fIeh ,olame entitled Mormon ~ivesT
Nsrss Interested TO read Il through At sug and
hsys o. On he eve Presidential election Th. story besrs
ths ~ Of being based at least actual
II i vigorously and poecsly told aud the effect
hardly Ell excite in The public hes feeling Of rrepc,'ble
sssnst the naca fools who have suffered them
ves 10 deudcd and swnded by the sanity rsscs who
slord II over Coos hertsFe IN Usb.
But Miss Fuller in her narrative Of Mormon Wives
d po 90 abroad vcfims Sire tnds them pleasant
New Engsnd village girls the h'rcpes Of her story
who led tiay like Grant lam from tho fodhe by
wicked husband the other By reckless hssrt AID both arc
wreeked stranded upon the Gosoths Of Momondo Tno
story IL told With great dramatic force and the Gle
ntnis tor effective exhibition the than MIRA
Stoves "Upee Tom" BELLE BhirrM.
". Y. Evening Mirror.
DERBY 4 JACKSON Publlshe1s, New. Yors.
Copies sent b. mail, post paid. on receipt Of price
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I'M CREATION WANTED-Of HENRY
CYPREsS HILLS CEMETERY, Office No. 26l

N VI En- Ohic'
~ Broadway of Observation-Disclosures ana otaers
interested hereby notified that messenger leaves the onc
the grounds day except Sunday az ~ m ana
y. and on Sunday at 10 g. ,,
Also that Map Of the entire grounds has been completed
showing ell the Avenues Paths Lakes Groyes Parks sc sc
which ray be had az the Office go .
These grounds fret offered 20 the public for Cee'ey
purposes they contain tho remains VI more
than 50 0oA parsons. ,.
number oineru nts In this Cemetery such
render that funeral prcessions
should funeral In order tina; the Bell NAV
be ed giving lice the keepers Of their approach ths
avoiding delay aud confusion.
attention OF UudeTi2keu particularly called 20 'hls
regulation. BY oIdeI Of the Board at Trustees =,
EDMUND DRIGG5 President
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Goal, &r.

KINDLiNG WOOD Best quality Pune. OeS
IN and Hickory delivered immediately By selding order
!. T sUEPPERD. II Spruce ct. N. r. OF Sraes, Bsssn@
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Printing.

DRINTING BY STEAM-Copper-fac TYPE
III SrATIONERS HALL,
Nos ia and l76 Pesrl-st., NewYork
BOVINE HASBROUCK, -
psrrrrps IiTHOGRAPHERs and sTATIONERs. Al
sind, Of PRINTING executed In the best style with eof-
PER-YACED TYPE. at the lowest rates
TTNkIBUNE BUILDINGS.-PRtNTIN Of every
descrpt,on from Gard 20 a Book, the Lowest Cash
PIiceG bAhfH q toDWiN tro"ns "n'oinf~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

r IFE ILLUSTRATED for this week con. ains:
IL General Literature; Fruits Illustrated; The Pear. Rap
berry and Blackberry RandaPs Island and the tte C1h
drea The Learned Professions Whist have seen htu
1iDcs. Economy aud Hou.eksspss Lerstdre and
fy; wesberology; Integrity; In jusa Communities; An'
toJe hs L and Works. Tint Worth Saving Lyoeums an
Lecsres Names aud p O. Addresses The Cty- III
The Op%e: Children FOR the Country; Poetry-lte Du ~
Tue; Irms; Sample. Of Gold Dnst Women snd w sss
Notes and 0ueIies: The Business World; neg ''eaAHS
strawberry, with er CRAVING. - u,rtts No ana
Price cents s3ayeer. FOWLER AND WELL9' 10 w yo'
Broadway Publishers. DEXTER AND bkoIhkn, "n ..
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MIR. WILLIS PAUL fANh;IOSw~ VILE " lne
lyl .ct that three large editions Of this BOOK nave 9n Or
dered from Boil Of the CITY V w NJ. pe re.oy of
PITRIICATiON TILL SATURDAY the z1h ms.
q, bsf ds, vim oer.Dy published aud for sale BY ell
Bookseller. -. ,,. r.. 81. ,.,,,,.d q, p,l-
Pm Fame describe, experience Of Republican ssnsiblies
b,ooeb into contact with European arstocracy or rather
The ts and struggles proud republican patue and refine,
s,t be the questions OF artificial rank and
s,on In the history Paul FaDe" poor Boston boy,
Who in the pursuit Of his profession artist forms niips
s with Dc all vsees Of rank in the courty capitals
of Europe that experience Is told which Is commonly LETT
untoshe Of i most difficult 10 nto language
and AZ the te which there naturally the most
eager curiosity. =. -, -.y =,
TO every American youth just entering upon his OF
love and ambition Paul Fame will be delicious morse Of foro
trial. while for the female mind the Interest is even
yrt aer probably book in which many Of
the critical quesens Of reciprocity between the sexes were
scussed When added to these attractions that emit
DeItIy an American bookusrsve Of that which Repub
lie claims its national suPeo,y and working out in Us
problem Of life which end by giving Amercs the prefer
enough will have been said Of it's general attractions
TAe character, - D.,- are az bbey STAFF are sraps
Seys :sraayy from lie CHaRLES sCknbNEh,
Publisher Nos S77 and S7s Broadway.
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Horsrs, Carriages, &r.

HORSE for SALE.-A superb bay HORSE,
lJl hands high good saddle horse mile IN three
y inu.s sound and Kind in every respect Apply to MIR.
EVANS No. $50 Broadway. up stairs.
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Real Gstate for Gale.

Tor SALE-A good FARM. Of 100 acres
Lard with gsnteel buildings, good fruit best Of water
Ar half the fsp in rich Location Ssratnsa County
churches schools kc Would be sold very cheap f5r cah
exchanged for productive proPs in this city APPyto
(4C40) EOHEh MOhtAN, No. ernest
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED offer for SALE on
r,..ouab- terms several PLOTS Of GROUND beautifully
situated t Exabehtown and Ezabehport on toe Centr.
Railroad Of New Jersey The above plots admirably tu
sfed and sdapted Tor uAnuhctuf
ing purposes. For terms. &c, apply to
BAKER WEEKS. Auctioaeers,
No. Pine-st
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furniture.

E'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE-At
~ II. FARkINGr0NS Mandatory Wareroons, Nos.
u and is Wooster st., between Grsnd and Broome.
EURNlTURE.-Ove one hundred suites vi rich
l. ROSEWOOD PARLoR FURNITURE LIBRARY and
CHAMBER do tn be disposed Of modsafe proes Ny
toners and others about furnishing particularly rearese
70 call sariy and examine for themselves STOSEY No.
SO Broadway door above Spring and at Branch Store
No "a sixih-av large assortment Of Cottage FURNITURE
Chamber Sets solid Walnut S imitation el kbraxy
and Dininz Room, a. moderate pricta
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IL ANZAS LANDS.-The Trustees for the pur-
N Lands in the Territory Of KanIas ~" receive sge
,erptrs in trust apply the purchase OF the Des
wse indians Trust Lands and 20 the purchase Of other lands
IN Kanzs Shares in the general fund 100 beating interest
and rec. ivlbe in purchase Of lands Of the Trust .
For subsep lon for further Information, apply 20 the
Treasurer JOSEPH LYMAN n No 3Winter-st., Boston.
S ~ sH5 5i%r dS5SISSsSsaAs, Trustees
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Z. TnEo. NExssx. Secretary. .


HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS TO PEkSONS auo
Lsse Of Property Destroyed 10 The daily infor
nation furnished by the newspapers the ah ron
the Burning Fluid Now all danger and ID. cause OF any 20
cidents are entirely removed yoa the PATENT INDIA
RUBBER FLUID LAMP, which cannot be b:oken bursted
exploded neither the Lamp be filled While burning
offered TO The appearance Of oar ooe
and be securely BY Express
everywhere. The cost 10 81 81 H. 81 s. and 80 In
elo'e by mail, and Lamp will be forwarded core
money received and be the OF SAVING
valuable lfe Liberal discount to deAers HAWkHUhSi
4 MOTT Exclusive Manufacturers In the United states
~ 90 Putto Eew. yorLC ity
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CEWING MACH / N ES for SALE.-Six
- WHEELER L WILSON MACHINES but li,us used
.so SINGERS and otbers SHUTTLE MACHINES i,w
TO pay ADVANCE, and warranted: Inquire OF G. A. DokoN
Patent Agency Room q No. S35 Broadway.
~ % a. -a.is chine
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OfHoe In Illinois Central Railroad Depot, CHICAGO,

EOR SALE-A 2-story Frame HOUSE and
LOT pleasantly situated in the 18Th Ward Brooklyn L. l.
Also two vacant LOTS separately terms easy Inquire Of D.
j. RIG E. corner Wsshngton and Adams Sta NV yards
roth OF the junction OF Myrtle and D'i"on ava" OF NO.
IS Suffolk ST., N. Y.
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Hlafbintrp, Sc.
CTEAMBOAT ENGINES for SALE
~ ONE BEAM ENGINE, Is inch ylndef and 10 feet stroke
WITH CT WITHOUT BOILERS.
ONE INCLINED ENGINE 50 inch cylinder and . feet
sroke, WITHOUT BOILER
ONE CROSsHEAD ENGINE, % inch cylinder and feet
stroke, WITHOUT BOILER.
ONE BEAM ENGINE q inch cylinder and feet stroke,
WITH BOILER.
LAND ENGINES aud BOILERS for sale
f'' ' WV CHAs w COPELAND,
O".. No. g Broadway, New York.
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no PUBLISHERS, MEDICAL MEN, an

no PUBLISHERS, MEDICAL MEN, and
Il othsraFOR SALE, the following highly interesting
Manuscript with Copyright: = - . -
CoscikAIsS GENERATION or Man AND THE voLus
CuoI, SEX THE PROGENY. by Il. 1. ski,
A. Prarens Physician Efur,. the Criticisms OF
Joln,e,ol ~. .Hssy.ttt-d ~ B.rp; afP.ots,-efto
OF Court T. Lohar Jena: Of Dr. Buckhot of ffat sd
several Other and Chemists aud the addition OF
brd exusc OF Theapy for the OF professional
Translated from the only exciting manuscript which has
appeared in print before by Robi A. Noenoi-n VI D. Prac
tiODer Of Physic and Surgery in the City tf NewfOk
For further info nation address A. BOLLAAS Bloomfield,
New Jersey
" Is. PALMER, the Advertising Agent, gives
his views of the proper mode Of Adversins In
provements In Advertisements suitable places no.
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TOR SALE-A frst.clsss four story brown
j store front HOUSE and LEASE Of LOT, the south
aide If West lAhst., between Sh Aod 9Th Az.
AsoA fourtsry brovnsson- front HOUSE and
LOT side of West sds., between 5h snd S;h
avs For add par;ic ulsrs. spply TO
BAKER l. WEEKS. Auctioueers, No. 81
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- q EsDk st1bc p'opt TOT OF hi'hf tAk-h TIE
sduiag Lopse be able TO sccommocato Afe~ more
Tis single scnilsmeu. House ecntaIs ali m9A-u TN
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Clothing.

EALL and WINTER CLOTHING,
OvFRCOATs, DRESS aud FR0CK COATS
TBUSINESS SUITS, PANTS aud vESTA
al of which selected with great care - regards eeth s
rrioe. g.. 49,.
WHERE their Clothing made In the sts
md peate., siyles the very lowest prices tor cab
n r. COLLINS Co, successors to peyhu Jcsssh
Corner Of John aud Nassau SITS. :
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MINERAL COLLECTIONS for SALE-FOr

M TNEKAIl OUILEC IUNS TOT SdLE--TUI
1Nl min purposes study them, eacn containing o
or, cimes nicely hted with locality 10 case for
IL; cole elton with duplicates for Uoiyersify tor
& 0tt. Oh. w. A. HERMANN, No on BrIstTay, NJ l..
NOTICE.-A young Man Of character and re-
~ spectsby sober and temperate % max. tour
West In few days IL willing 10 TRANSACT BUSINESS for
parties New ork and elsewhere Best OF references given
and security II required Address r. Tribune Office
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Danring ACADEMIES.
DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
px~.1~rxx Ne and

DODWORTH's BROOKLYN DANCING
A. AcAprMy-Nev Classes on MONDAYS and SAFUk-
DAYS I'm consequence the number OF pupils enteTns and
TO attend properly TO oil who may 'ppay aan a.
A,er made 70 form classes Children on MondNsGa
and on Sa'urdsys a. IL a. commencing on SAionDAi'
Nov q Early application 10 eAfnes,!y requested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-06

DAlNTING.--T6c undersigned have AZ:
l. ISOLATED themselves together for the purpose OF
conducting the Painting business in all its branches
under the style of MITCHELL HEWITT, at the
late stand of Hewitt Smith, which firm 10 dissolved
We solicit small share of the public patronage.
H. ID. MITCHELL.
sn S0---l2ts B.HEWITT,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Taylor e WiIIInlns.

g ~ SALE OF ONE nIOIETY
-. : OF THE SWAN TAVERN NOV BROAD
sThEGT HOTEL1 PROPERTY IN THE CITY
W RICHMOND. ON BROAD ST., AT AUCTION.
~ virtue Ola deed of trust, executed By Isaac A.
oooain 70 the subscriber, trustee dated 18th Au-
us iso4 and recorded in the Office Of the clerk Of
richmond hu.tinss Court, being thereto requested
~ tne ocnehciary In the said deed named shall ON
oEsDAf, the 18th Of September 1885, at O. clock
3. m. upon the premises sail the property thereby
conveyed, 70 wit: One undivided moety Of lot No
.s4 IN tne plan OF the city of Richmond situated on
the North side OF Broad street. at its Intersection
with sth street fronting $50 feet on Broad street.
ana running back the full depth of said lot No 7s4
being the same lot upon which the SWAN fayern
tnow Brosd Street Hotell 10 situated Also one nm.
divided oisty OF one othes lot or parcel OF land adj
joining the ab7ve On the WsA ftontinR so feet on
Broad street. and running 6auk the full depth. lie
said piece OF ground having thereon a lafFs brick
building, which has been used ss stable for said
tavern which said lot of land is part Of lot No 100 ia
the plan Of said city.
The highly valuable character of this property IL
such a. to render unnecessary a further description
thereof
DEMONSTRATIONS in cash to pay the expeuses of
safe. &c, and bonds amounting in the aggregate to
30, with interest theresn from the 18th of An
gust 1854 and the remainder to be payable In such
manner as may be prescribed by the srsntor iu said
deed Of trust. JAMES NJ TAYLOR Trustee
TAYLOR d. WILLIAMS, Aucta "a ia.
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BY 4. Is. Cook & Co.
SALE OF HOUSE AND

SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOr.-As Trustees in a certain deed made O t he
10th day OF March, 1855, By N. w. Walton and wife,
to secure to the Protection Building Fund Company
the sum of four hundred and eishty.two dollars
which said deed is duly recorded in the Husting s
ton of said trust Decd proceed to sell on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of September,
the property conveyed in said deed, viz: A lot OF
site the City Spring. containing % feet front and run
ming back $50 feet upon which there is a two story
wooden tenement, in good repair.
The title to said property is indsputsbe; but sell.
ing as Trustees will convey snch title only as is
in US vested. j. b. DANFORTH,
ALEX. STERLING, }Trussees
C. WALTHALL.
sae conducted by E. B. Cook & Co, Aucts.
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OFFICE RICHD L DANvILLE R; R co.

r-- Sotjre,.-To n II whom tt may Concern.
tNbs-ss. the Down Freights on the Road are so
- and having 20 depot to admit of storage, the
Coa,S,pv will be constrained to deliver all said
80. rom the psttSTm siding of the road on the
~ Lot IN this city, 50 soon as the Trains shall ar
lad Fteigh,s to be immediately removed by
20 10 whom il may be consigned or belong, as the
-sov will not b. responsible for the safe keeping
y ,ra sSruc And the parties interested, or In any
- -,nr.rped. will therefore take notice that all
gr4ishts as before stated, will be al their risk
I'm As IN csded from the cars.
II ssi6 Freshts are not taken away, the same will
h .,ore6 AZ the expense Of the owner or consignee.
* c. CAMPBELL,
nan Superintendent.