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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-17

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II. observation-disclosures,
dee 25d 5. Is. BlSSELL
USsE REtEIyED-A superior Ios of Brandy
- Peaches Preserved Ginger also superior lot of Pickles
doe gifts CRAWFORD & RICHARDS.
fBFA or L1NGHBa ssti.--An Engraving this
~ City from the painting of II BkYER, Esq,
ne had At the BOOK SToREOF PAlNE& CHRlSIIAN,by
early Application, at the low price of ~ co.
is Ots-Repuhlican copy.
iNrou this day q will proceed To sell ~ large
sork Black and Fancy Dress silks large variety
Ladies Shawls for cash. Call and do lose this
opportunity at obtaining such advantages.
dec ats NATHANIEL GUGGESHEIMER
6ASEouEH 3:id. 1~5J.--Emcourngc Home
~ MANIfAtIl RE-tlIl FIRNIIIRE WARE
ROOMSIhc attention of strangers aud others visiting
Lyncburg respectfully invited large com.
mandmg Stock Of CABINET FURNITURE and CHAIRS
n"W "a exhibition AT my Ware Rooms, exclusively of
manufacture.
those wishing buy ask to ensure sales
CATS A. WINSTON
~ Rep copy
lar lsc..
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-17

THE GovERNoRsHIP AGAIN.. H Knowl-
ton has raised the question Of the validity of the
laws signed by Ex-Gov Barstow, last winter
before the Supreme Court decided against him
His grounds for denying their validity, says the
Madison Journal, are, that Gov. Bashford recei-
we'd a naiority of votes at the November election;
that he complied with the constitutional require
ments necessary 10 invest him with the Office of
Governor on the eth of January last: that be, and
he alone, was the Constitutional Governor of the
State from that time forward; and that the action
of no body of men, in refusing to recognize HIM
as such. could confer upon another person. who
did not receive the highest number Of votes, and
who as a consequence could not be tie Governor,
by the Constitution, the power 10 actias Cover
nor He holds all the acts OF the present Legis-
lsture. which received the approval Of VIM 4
Rz-stow. as uun and voId-Ez6 Journal
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Which is the Sectional Party?

Our opponents speak of the Republicans as q
sectional party and claim for themselves the mer.
it of being peculiarly National party. The fol.
lowing, from the N. Y. Independent sets this
matter about in its true light:
The sectional character of the political contest
now pending is greatly deprecated. We, too,
are sorry that it is So We are heartily sorry that
the electoral votes, in the southern section of the
Union, are likely to be given in a solid mass for
one candidate, while for the other leading candi-
date there will hardly be, in more than two or
three of those States, even the ceremony of no.
minating an electoral ticket. But in the name
of common sense, we ask, Which of these two is
the national candidate, and which is the section
all The issue III the present contest is simply
whether slavery shall be extended by completing
the subjugation of Kansas, and by similar
schemes of aggression upon the territories of
other nations-or, more comprehensively, the is
sue is, whether 90 the peculiar institution OF one
section of the union-an institution once suppo-
sed to be wholly local-shall be made a perma-
nenty national institution. Which, then. is the
sectional party? One candidate stands as the
representative of an interest exclusively section
al. What national interest is shere-what int
rest the country, a whole, that can be pro-
NOTED by these schemes for the extension Of sla-
very7 What interest Of the North-or of the
West-what interest of California or the Pacific
territories-is to be promoted by filing Kansas
with slaves instead Of free laborers OF by estab-
fishing slave-trade between Norfolk and Ha-
vannal Can that be the National party which
pledges itself to advance an exclusively section
al INTEREST," On the other hand, liberty in the
terrtories-the denial of all further expansion TO
slavery under the protection of the Federal Co.
vernment-is, in every sense, a national interest.
The east and the west, the Atlantic and the Pa
cifc, the north and even the south, have COM
mon interest in the exclusion of slavery from the
territories. Every end for which the eonsttu-
ton was framed, every object for which the 60
( vernment Of the Union exists every sort OF pro-
ductive industry in every part of the continent
every branch of commerce. save only the slave
trade, will be promoted by this policy, which
claims the territories for liberty. What Is ma
tional, if this is notl
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what the south thinks OF Walters.

We have frequently labored to convince our readers that
the system Of chatte slavery upon labor and Ia
borers without regard color and wherever slavery Is
tabished there VIII be contempt for the laborer and
complete disregard of his rights Read what the Moutgom
cry (Aabama Nal weekly newspaper, says Of waters,
in speaking murder Of Heating by Herbert 1t Gays:
Saot the RSagteGdsr-A few days ago, Mr. Herbert,
Formerly of Tuscaloosa this St2ts NJ O. from Caiior
MA was attacked BY mcb Of the waters at his hotel
Washington He promptly pur bullet through the head
waiter, and then surrendered 70 the AUTHORITIES
II getting tine that hotel walters Htte further rorth
convinced thsttney Servants. and Eos ssns
in dsyuiss We h5rt nat tins sar I'll team tnen prg-
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-17

Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, or Suspension
Bridge.
THIS is only Wide Gauge Railroad having Wide and
L Spacious Saloon Cars running through from Duukirk
Buffalo Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge, to New York
actoat change Qcdrs baggage, aOrding unusual COM
fort, speed and safety.
Baggage checked to Dunkirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New
York and Boston.
Eight Trains day leave Chicago in connection with this
Road, viz Four VIA Michigan southern, and -Four wa
Michigan Central Rail Road
Passengers leaving Chicago Friday afternoon at 10
will arrive in New YSrk Sunday following at IS A. NJ. q
hrS Tdr0nce Of those taking the trains from Chicago
via Albany 20 New York.
Boston passengers leave New York daily. at clock P
NJ the splendid steamers in the world via Stonng
Norwich Fal River. Through Tickets are good on
either of the above routes.
- Through Ticket. and General Information can ne
procured at the Company office, No IS Dearborn strse
opposite Fremont Holse Chicago Merchants Produce and
Stock Dealers make through contracts by calling on the
Company's Agents.
4. II. PETERS, Agent.
Is Dr. srborn street opposite fremont House, Chicago.
b r SMITH, General Agent, Cleveland, o 4aaA
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'FREIGHTING BUSINESS
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
LA Esg

Five Daily Trains Ecnye Chicago:
500 Mail, supper at Detroit breakfast at Rochester
10 rnesye morning. supper in New York lodge
in Boston; also lodge in Philadelphia, via Eimira.
7l5 NJ Cincinnati Express arrive at Cincinnati at 10
p NJ; at Lafayette with trains for New Albany
Indianapolis Columbus, GAINESVILLE Wheeling, Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
730 A. NJ Lightning Express; arrives in New York at
evening, Boston ~ at night. Arrive in Phila
delphia vie ElInira at 10 P. N.
400 Afternoon Express; arrives in New York at
NJ second day, Boston at Philadelphia at 1880
second morning.
900 Night Express; arrives at Niagara Falls or Buff
fao next evening" New York morning. Boston in the
afternoon and Philadelphia in the evening so connects
at Michigan City, direct with trains on .
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD.
For New Albany, indiana polls, Cincinnati Dayton, Column
bus GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia.
The only that leaves Chicago Saturday night
this route, z. d.
Only PA Sunday, at Nod p. M train
Saturday X. N. RICE, Superintendent.
III. j. SPALDING Passenger Agent. 4m49
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RACINE g. MISSISSIPPI
OPEN TO DELAVAN!

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS:
ON and after Monday, February 4th regular Trains viii
between Racine and Deavan, stopping at East Mt
Pleasant, Wnsor Union Grove Dover Burlington, Lyons,
Springfield, Geneva and Ekhorn Stations, as follows:
Going West.
Leave Eacine A. NJ. Arrive at Delavan 1045 A. III
+" Up. NJ. {" &" g 44o p III
- Going East.
Leave Dslavan $50 A. NJ. Arrive at Racine 915 A. NJ
Z. III. - 345 r NJ
The A. NJ train from Deavan connects at Racine with
the AM trains the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad north
and SOUTH and the o'clock p NJ train from Deayan con-
meets with the z. NJ trains Of the Milwaukee AChcago
Railroad North and South.
Stages connect with the O'Clock A. NJ train from Racine,
at Springfield, and Geneva.
Also at Delavan for Daren Aliens Grove, Summervile
Clinton and Beoit daily, and for Maxon's Mills, Emerald
Grows and GAINESVILLE.
This Road is well equipped and furnished with every fac-
ity for doing heavy
FREIG HTING BUSINESS
with despatch and regularity The line peneraes the most
populous and productive portion of Wisconsin capacous
Grain Warehouses already erected at the principal
tons by private Individuals aodng every convenience for
purchase and shipment of all kinds of Produce and Pro-
Visions which together whhe eligible Depots of the Com
pany the line ana superior Storage and shipping aei-
ties at Lake renders this desirable line of country
Produce and Lumber operations.
Racine, Jan. 2Sth, 1856. Stiff
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-Four Daily Trains Leave Detroit. S"ndmys c

a after '''' "''''''''' ''''' ''
-Four Daily Trains Leave Detroit. Sandnys en-
cepted,
Morning FXnressIeaves NJ, arriving at Niagara
Falls at 325 NJ New York next morning. or Boston at
noon next day.
Steamboat Express-Leaves at 80 A. NJ connecting at
Hamilton with tic Great Western Line of Steamers at
NJ for Cape Vincent, Ogdensbrg, Brockvlle, &c, and
Niagara Falls at LOOP M-New York next morning, or Bos
al night
Falls at 1l20 MNew York next day at dinner,
Boston to lodge.
This is the fastest train ever from the west to the
Evening Express-Leayes 7.45 NJ. connecting at Niaga
Falls 45 in the morning arriving at New York next
morning, Boston at noon.
The NJ 1890 M, and T45 trains from Detroit
make connections Hamilton with the trains to Toronto
1880 A. train from Detroit, which take the
gers leaving Chicago the NJ train, connects at Ham
ton with the magnificent low pressure steamers wing
follOws--IIamilton daily Sundays excepted
Canada Capt Geo Wioughby, Mondays and Thursdays
America, Capt John Mason, Tuesdays and FridaysNew
York, Capt j. Chapman, Wednesdays and Saturdays On
the arrival of the Steamboat Express from Detroit at
going direct through Cape Vincent OdgenSburg Brock
v connecting the next afternoon with the Railroads and
Steamers at this point, for Montreal Quebec Portland Sa
Springs White Mountain, &C. by which passengers
have view of the Thousand Islands Rapids of the ST.
Lawrence &C. ~ hours quicker and at saving Of 100 miles
travel the South Shore Route
Connections made Niagara Falls and Buffalo with
the New York Centra-CanandaiEua and Niagara Falls
branch of the New York Erie Rrilroadand with the line
of steamers Lake Ontario to all points, and variety Of
connections unequalled.
No change Of cars Rochester heretofore
Trains run direct through from Niagara Falls Albany,
making exclusive connections with the route.
Through Tickets allowing passengers to lay over and
their seats be purchased at the Railroad Offices
and Depots and all important points i'll the west and south
sure and ask for Tickets Detroit and the Great
Western Railway.
c. J. BRyDGES p Holman,
Managing Director Genl Western Ag't.
Hamilton, c. w. I4mnI1 Chicago, Ill.
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JOSIAH BOND,
ION Ii. JIISUN.
VOLNEY FRENCH,

ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR-Late Of Keno
sha, ltis; will visit most of the countries of Eu-
rope during the year 1855 Any professional or
other business left at the Sentinel Office, Miwau-
kee, or with H. f. ScHoFF, Esq, attorney and
Liagaisi, Kenosha, will be promptly attended to.
n3}Vl5tf.
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nRS. a. a. H.. >. FAEkE5, having entered
~ into IL co-partnership in the practice of NledI-
inc will be found their office SGrtcethe,'S Drug
Store, their residence corner OF Chicago and Park
at all times ready TO attend the calls of the public
kenoShs May l. 1850. 46f
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FANCY GOODS.

FEyHE beststock Of PERFuMERY- Toilet Soaps,
H. Hair OILS, Pomades, Port Monnaies, &c re-
Drug Store of
STARKWEATHFR & Co.
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l.. a.. MERRILL,
LYmAN q GAGE,

ROOTS, Shoes, Leather, Findings, sc. Every va
rietv of every article pertaining to their business
NAV be had of them at the lowest prices Custom
work to order Leather for sale. Hides bought,
&c &c See advertisements.
KENosHA. Wis. Main street.
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w. :. HoYT, N. ID.
STARKW WEATHER * co.,

DRUGS, Medicines, Oils. Paints, Perfumery, Fancy
Articles, all kinds of Patent Medicines and an ex-
eelent assortment of every article kept in estab-
lishments of this character.
MAIN ST kFNOSHA Wis.
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SILAS AMES
MEDICAL GARD.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Office next doc
north of f. T. Francis clothing store. mas.
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60 60 - Z -: sss Z :: {. :.
From DE troll TO Ningnra Fails.

CROSSING the Mammoth Suspension Bridge which
- trains without change of cars or baggage.
In consequence OF the immense increase of travel over this
popular route additional trains have been put and here
II
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ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
Solicitor in Chancery. Office, Main Street
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-17
MORRILL, Il GILLIS,
RIINALS HOUSE.

KENOSHA. WISE. SMITH, PropfIeIor, =
merly of the American Cleveland. lnltf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
printing.
6iationerp an6 fantp @pobs.

ENVELOPES.--The newest styles of ENVEL-
IL OPEs end wRITING PAPERS, in every variety and in
the arpea quantities by the subscribers aud fur
pished 10 dealers and obber the lowest wholesale rates
Especial attention invited latest styles Of EXTRA
HEAVY Envelopes and Congress Writing Pspers The
fly OF our Farory extended enable as TO meet
the largest possible demand for goods. -
CHAS H. LYON BROTHER
No. rs Beekman.st., NJ Y.
MUCILAGE, in new and convenient Bottles,
lyl with Metallic Cap and BrusbindRensabs 70 meIchsns
.r5 useful evsfybody For sale by THADDEUS DAfID5
Co. Manufacturing Ststioners No 20 Cfst. Now York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
Cost uu6 foun6.

est or STOLEN, on Saturday, March Ia
IL OCKETBOOK containing note Of stewart hyas
Tor 1900 dated Jan q, 1876 also note Of b-o'ge '"
K,t,s for zoo dated FEB T. 1876 and ob-r pspers for the
delivery Of which r. ANTHONY, No 81 Catherine S..
the sBbcrier will liberal reward The public are eau
stoTped. d. W. COhNUE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
DWO HOUSES for SALE at FORT WASH

Il INGTON. the Hudson River, about tive minutes wkh
fIom the depot, with tine riyer view.
One House completely furnished and n, furniture VIII
sold with the house contains nine Rooms beside hc AGA
Base eut Bath Room supplied with water thrOushosi
and has Carriage House aud stable. with about three
fourbs OF Land. Price Of the entire including Far
Riture, $3.50.
The House hes Rooms beside Kitchen and Base
net and will be sold with four iths Of for Sspo
portion Of the price may remain on bond and raoi.ss
Apply 10 - ,, WILLIAM f. LALoh,,
No. q William at third door, room ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
nO JFT-Tbc HOUSE. with O. LOTS, on eth

az bfwe.r fh AID i55sis u the bead Of TIE road 70
hcCcp b', Dn-derb, fully staaed On hgh round 20 'es
fIe Hish Bdse and commanding extended pIo.6 81
tie river and contiguous scener, Apply to C. BARNARD
10. e Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
Real Gsiaie for Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE for SALE on
N Staten Island Port Richmond The shore road lead
ug from Port Richmond NewBrghon and few minutes
walk from Port Richmond Facoryylie Ferry Landings
The HOUSE stores basement aud attic columns N
front piazza The House nled IN throughout Stable
horses Ac Fine spring water in the Kitchen, with
sewer The PLOT Of GROUND is Il font Is feet
and $50 deep fronting three The GARDEN
contains fruit ard Tubbery Of various kinds and in all
respects desirable residence gentleman doing business
the city the steamboats, leave sos hoary and from The
city. Map the place be office and foil
tculars given. Prize - ,Ooo. COLE Chiffon,
$500 No. - Nass9ass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
LtOR SALE-The following valuable and pro-
Il ductive REAL ESTATE in the Village of LITCHFIELD,

Il ductNe REAL ESTATE IN the 'hIase oil LlIOhriHLD'
Conn. viz:
The MANSION HOUSE and appurtenances formerly kept
by the undersigned sud occupied by Wm H. Cossmsn as
Hotel and subject esse him for two and half years
which be bogh and given BY the hr OF May
II desired.
PIED By Spencer s Adams.
The HELPS HOUSE, called formerly hotel, now &C.
cupied BY Rufus Smith s Boarding House.
This property situated in the center Of the county seat too
well require particular description lt is sufficient
say the county 10 DO desired by
Hotel Boarding House keeper merchant The property
will together in parts suit purchasers and
one purchase remain II
the property sold by the s Of April next will be leased
Litchfed, Conn, Jan. 7, So SYLVESTER SPENCER
L'OR SALE or to LET-The four-stOry stone
u front HOUSE No. l45 Lexingt OF 30thst,
modern improvements Location pleasant Terms
easy. Apply on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
ITO LET at HOBOKEN-A few new, first class

Thre-Soty ard Bsseueut HOUSE, on River tefrse . h.s
.uufe. val. tn ferry h.ve s1oc@li.fs sna ron 49,
,.J. se udd-ru built vel hnish@d repiete taf7azlot
vrv eaureience -ss Wster baths ranges Ac 4hsy 10
o. stsf suc crrlusnd view Of ne hHfDof ApaJ - W
ee- sortt-s at corner Of Haeson AID u ST. HoboEen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

ITO LET.-A suite Of OFFICES, in the Bible
House Asor place Low occupied by the New York Soei
ETY. Library let LIST Of May next Apply Al tho Trea
urer's Office Bible Houss entrance 4;b Az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

i TTR.POwER .itu.ted In the village Of Hating West
chester County twenty miles this city sad Fsc"ry
i Is v ~ feet bss Ws'er-whee . feet IN dirnee' o. a9eat
hr,e rover ard within five mnueS walk Of the HUDSON
River Railroad. Inquire Of Nj LLEk NO u oea1Hs''
Or Mr.. KINDER HASTINGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
@ IT A Il j o n Il II Y.
- CHARLES H. LYON and BROTHER, % Beekman 81

- CHARLES H. LYON and BROTHER, % Beekmansi.
ENVELOPES and WRITING PAPERS
furnishing the Trade The most extensive and
varied the above goods to be found Ia this country
Our stock which larger than ever before comprises every
sre Of quality ard price including the latest and most
syles which OhOrDg az prices unusually low
With facilities for manufacturing and recent I'M
manufacturing process now able 10
Keen demand for Envelopes aud az
the ssrue furnish article Of superior workmanship
10 large buyss prepared to oheI extraordinary in
dneuons Of large contracts with some OF Inc
besf papor mills In the United States.
WHITING PAPERS.
BILLET COMMERCIAL EoTE, LADIES' NOTE LADIES BATH,
Ram Pos1 QUARTER PosT Car, FLAT CAP, &C.
The above gilt plain ruled unrued wove laid and fancy
is White Bud Canary Lsc (cOors separate assortedl
&c embracing various shades quality eld price.
Ordans any part Of the United states promptly attended
10 CHARLES H. LiON BROTHER,
" No. Is BeekmAnst, New-York
YTyHAD DEUS DAV d 81 Co.'S
WRITING INKS pronounced by the best chemists to be
more durable any other yet mode For sale 70 the TRADE
ONLY hv THADDfUS DAVIDS Co, manufacturers OF
INKS IN al the varieties Sealing Wax Waters Mucisge &c
No. Is Clifst, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
nm LEI-The three.storg brown stOne ~

i air. b..ereut HOUSE No. 2H West soth st. beireea
sn AID shaw with stable and Carnage hoase he o
!. roouy and has all the uotern improvements
eufr bvser Tpel liking t1bes &c Rent -I Apply 70 = n
HONE No n GaIdst B0wsry. from 10 a. u 70 : , u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
no LET-In Vol 26th.st.. littIe EAST Of 9th.

.v very and convenient three story 0lenen. AID
under cellar small HOUSE, with al the modern improve
Iaeuts Ia number il 21s. Rent $50 Apply 70
". WHITE. No. Sesvs~- lace. iiooosen-
ALSO Ia HOBOKFS-FoT SALE or TO LEr-Iwo OF those
fstlass thrse-story. basement and underceia brown
HOUSES with al the modern Improvement. situated ~
Hud.oD between Ih and 6ths- Hoboken. These houses
Lnve been built IL the substantial aud best manner ty
are only IN minutes walk from the ferry Ine loca,ion
healthy and beautiful They will be sod or rented 10" 70 sod
parties Apply ~ above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
11aris advertisements.

DARIS.--BOARD and RESIDENCE in the
most fashionatle Of the Capital, In private family
Apply to Mrs WHAT No. SO Faubourg 81. Honoe English
and French spoken. Best references given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

w by 5. COCHCROFT and A. T.. SHIELDING, No
Merc haIs Exchauge Wa N. Y, and No. II South 7tht,
Nilamsburgh Cottages at 81 800 and 5000; one win
Stable sC0 one do, $4,000; Brick Houses $500 and
$500; with lot 40 feet deep, $1,000 No. II Asv,
$500 Corners groce Drug Stores, Cottages and
two lots on South ST. 500 Cottages aud Houses 10 lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

YCO LET-A large Three and Atuc S'ory
4 HOUSE n lcL-st hear 25-sT., three koo1s 17ep -
,srs ANY doors frt story cod 1Dds1ot SA,ei
20 fr rrss fasIlae Just been painted thf71.
,-o ear he had r-rns6iIfey. Cal the subefoef al
,orze one = n &c Gnd open he Hogs.. - =. - -.
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] B; TAYLOR, REAL Al, ESTATE, Lana LAND

3. TAYLOR, REAL ESTATE, LAND
Os AGENT and GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
Peoria Illinois.
Buying Selling Renting and Leasing Lands Lots and Houss
Loans negotiated Taxes paid Titles examined Land Nars1h
located general Agencies attended 70 promptly .
Refer 10 Z. Hotchkiss Co., Bankers Peoria. Ill Jewell.
Harrison Co.. and Amos Billings, Esq. New fork Cities,
Griffin Co.. Chicago Il. c. RockhDl Co, Phiadepns;
Won Phu Waters Co., st. Louis.
800 worth Of LANDS improved and uninp,oyed ass
LOTS and BUILDINGS In the city, the buhs and through
Engine Boilers and other property for so
rent lease and trade from years credwith
small ayment in cash.
Buyers Sellers Traders and Renters, this Is the Office
Wanted and for hire, Men, Women, Boys and Girls
Houses and Lots aud lease Deeds aud Leases us
Charges very moderate. Apply to -,