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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
GoURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MARcH s-BsfOrs the
RECORDER.
Mxron II Kimball a aftist AZ the corner

otFcnrenh street md Eighth wa. ted aud cen
vcied Of assault and battery VIM Wilt, and fined $50
sppeared In evidence that Mr.. Willis with his wife aud
child called Kinbss place get their keneses taken
he effort II the did please him and he expressed his
al satisfaction An alteration ensued during which the artist
knocked him down. The likeness which foe picture
shown the Jury; and shown that Willis called
kmbs robbeI and used Poisne Language 10 the presence Of
his customers Mr.. X. paid the fine aud discharged
George Michael pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and
rent TO the PeDitentIy for six months. Adjourned
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vu,sd with salss Of 100 bush Penn II SIC Coss comes
frvud ..wy s.s Of loeo eosh yeio~ At esc ahat sad
csar IN TOR, according 10 dry With some
Cd P.nrylvapis ssc in store Oars Are ~An'Sd ide
csrrteyt,tls doing; holders arm and small sl-s Cuba
psovSIoys .t.l quiet owing to difference la ve~s Of
80. ar ,,il.f. sale. Nr.s Posk SO - and De n
ALI A. Ole sells slowly 81 -. - u oe'' >nd DC
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAsoH lo-Before the
CITY JUICE
Thomas Dndey Mary Ann Murray and Catharine

McNuty were tried convicted highway robbery upon
james FtEgea butcher whom they stacked the night
of the 2h of January In Baxter street the Five points,
and robbed Of $50 In money and other property sides beat
ins him severely and nearly choking him to desh Dudley
sentenced TO the State Pson Tor twenty and three
months snd the for years three Gonhs each
James Murray was tried, and convicted Vt assault
battery upon John H. Nuns aud sentenced TO the Pep
tenlary for one year.
Mary Lee pie AIDED guilty to petit larceny, and vas
remsnded for sentence.
Adjourned Tor the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
Bales bp auction.

BLANKETS for HORSES.-TUNIS NOR
ID RELL, Aucopeer wll sell a. No 70 N,ss,u,t. mis-
hOBSING At III O'Clock 100 fancy aao plain Bsnke. kr
Hor'es in peif, order BThe pryle choice vii b.
siyen TO FRS, buyers therefore puncuay object mo
anlsfs sttirey to ny jodsnsp-s any rate no aaderbd
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HOUsE and lease on EAST BROADWAY

III at AUCTION WILLIAM rRANkLk SOY
will at Auction FRIDAY NEXT March Is 81 the Aei
ch.n Exchanse three and attic brick House and Il
Lot No s Fast Broadway fourth house soovs
JeHuop south side The lot Is p BY st feet house ~ ~
10 feet Has and through the house es
rvom connection with the aud IN exeeent oiss'.
ABB ut remain mortgage Sr enc year or more
The Louse can be ace n NJ sny tune before the sale
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Goal, sc.

KNDLING WOOD.-Best quality Virgins
IN Pine ses.oned Osk and HI tory. II lowest priess
g. HARRISON SON. No SO West zsts,
CCRANTON OAL.-Ihe DELAWARE,
- LACKAwAfEA snd WESTERN RAILROAD soafA-
NY have opersd Yard Il the foot Of hs East River tf
s,pplylns TIE public with their SCRANTON COAL res
skk wl be De lvered IN nice otder Of desired We
s.ed ths QEee u the Company No. 81 WIlI +" ~ nj
ANDREW sEYMoUR, Agent Al ths y:rS;y ry r,...,,.,
FB.-Orten for this Coal BY the cargo Delivered ssS
hesbpart, n. j., SewYork, Brooklya, WrhAnsoofyh
City, nssids IN The Eafoe feceavoa - -
oAee No. 81 wsi.t
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The aggregate is 81 O4i 49,

The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
SOC, 3st COO.
Money call is in active demand, but the stock
houses find DO Difficult y in finding facilities Paper OF
nt class continues in moderate supply and rates are
easy. The Banks feel strong and more confident Of
the in mediate future, nequently are treating their
dealers literally.
The new barking law OF Missouri requires sec~i'y
deposit with the State authorities OF III cent on tue
capital stock in State bonds This, is supposed will
make a demand for tso millions within the present
year. The new grant Of State credit to the various
railroads is as follows:
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hugh IMPROVED r cent Til. road rs. Just concluded
s hing arrangements with tae Penns, Sania Cen
Jal the BstI. ore and Olio ard the Ohio road, con-
rec'iug with it. Milwaukee and Mississippi and La
Co q stesdy. A sale OF Nicarsgus We: made Al
). Tie c al shares are generally firm. lAnois
C.riral Rights cold a. al and the Binds a. Iui.
Mich gan $ u,hsn Sinking Fued Bonds advanced 1
y c. nj selErg at 81. In State Stocks the market
quiet but seaoy. Mlssours sold a. IS, Vsnias o. "
and Hin ole Iutenal Improvement ct ll7i.
The Exchange market has been moderately active
for the steamer, aud S,errg q. the elise, was hr n
bankers not being anIou. TO draw at 81 y cent Ao-t
OF the outsi6e bills absorbed by the large dfa"
eIs. Frsn,s rather less firm, a. %. > Il
Fisghts are more active. To Liverpool, 800 Dds.
Flour at Is. 3d.. 1900 bush Grain a. Il e5id lso
uns Fustc at l2s. Cd. l5s tO0bOIes Bscon 81 i9s
200 packages Lard at lie 500 bales Cotton at IL
go bales sin at o. . turs Horn Tips at 2Os per
un; ECO boIes Cheese at 20s; 40 boxes Tobacco al
2s. Cd. PER box; 40 tuns Lgnumvits at Us. to. 10
London, 800 bbs. Flour at IL. 3D.. Grain a. ID lou
boxes Bacon at 20s 30 tuns Lard AT 2os; 5O' ooR'
OIL Cake at LIS. 3D. 2os 30 bags Divi Div a. u.s.
per tur 20 turs Lead Ore at Us. Cd. To Gl"go",
800 bbls. Flour at 2s Cd q &c.; ZOO BUSH Wheat a.
3D., in ships bags, by steam; small lots Of Bacon ana
Lard at 25s a 3Os coo bbls. Resin at 81. s. Cd
r. ~
Rum at &c. To Hamburg, 100 tuns LosEo al is'
3D. To .tterdsm 80 bbls Spirits at &C. per gsnoh,
Two vessels were taken up at Apalschicola to iosa
Cotor-ope with full cargo, to Boston, at &C., ana
ore with 500 bales, for this port, at 9-l6d.
The busires Of the Sub Treasury was: heceiP"'
s2i5,:3I 5C-s5O OOO for transfer drafts on Boston;
payments, sls3 4O3 95; balance, els a3 III 81. To-
Guided in the receipts yesterday and to day were
900 600 for drafts on Boston.
The receipts OF the Cleveland aud Toledo Road for
Same week last io'fo~
1881.
The February receipts of the Rock l'lands1ead
were, in round numbers, $50 90, which is quite as
large was anticipated in view of the loss Of bridges
and col equent interruption Of trsfic.
The receipts of the Erie up to this morning. were
$50 Geo. ahead of the same period Of last March The
re ,eipts yesterday reached s3S, OOO
The Cunard boat from Boston tomorrow will prooa
bly, take $500, coo in gold.
The dispatch given this morning in relation to the
Milwaukee snd Mississippi Railroad, was mi'prnt
Letters fro the managers Of the road do not hold olt
the i'd. Ct reaching the Mississippi River before the
10th Of April instead Of the let &. autographed.
7Hompson's RepOrte, gives the annexed quotations
of Lard Warrants:
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u.r~;pss Or Produce

a. E,,,-. Ralroad 70, p< geek s.d,as MsreA , =
IN az Nil ly7 head Cattle 10 Cows lso SAv-e
sh.n = horse, 5I7. Dressed Hogs sS7t do foa,ry
sn 10 rtr, Butter &c 2o7 bss. Grain. So DO. U.s.
leo 90 Potatoes ISs hass Buckwhest Flour ,S oae.
t2tur. NNbe pass. PAGER. las be.' Pickles. w w.
E,ur ia bales WaiGins
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By telegraph.

BOSTON March lO-Arr steamship Palmetto, from Phls
delphia IS,
Vile Even from New YORK. arrived this raesday)
ina 5o'cl
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u..L... R,po,ts4 5y Telegraph.

NrvosLE,Ss. March s-CoIroS hrm Sale. iGsy ~
-. Rsrs;pts GOO bales Coss sdysneint yeao" qSoso
a. NJ Posx advanced 25c ssd 70 quoted 81 90 ~.
T,s,ssr, tp,ciive Sterling ENcs.ses hIrset. L., soa
CH.sLEsroS, March s-Corros asP'''~@'
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Markess.. CARryuLLr REPORTED FOR The TRIsUsR


AsHES-The ua'ket IL shade frmer for Pots wit good
d.msnd or 81 IS; Pearls ale s'esdy ~ 81 81 .
COTTON-Parcels the spot better with 'Ae' OF
zoo baes In transu invoice. are firm; $3.50 bales
sLp prices The market generally closed with no,s
inst, the export been 552 bales VIZ: 10 Liverpool S0i
HAVE III; Hamburg as; and C;ons,ad 81 "equote
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| MINIATURE Al sAsAc....rsIs pAv.
s.n-RI,es. 6:Is Sets........ 6c5 Moon-Rises y "a
| NIGH yArrs...rsIs DAY. -
SANDY Hooh Gu Island s:ssa Hell Gate .... 10 ~
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OWNERS Of HORSES will find DR.. TOBIAS.
~ LISIMENT pat bO,:ie.st esa a ,speI,oi . ~
ia sod by al the storeAsspsn and drusssa Depot -
ooagS0Sst, NY. ~
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KINGS COUNTY SURROGATE COURT-M,scH s-Befotc
kOnMAN x. DAMsON Surrora.e-

kopMAN X. DAWSON, eco Surrogate
WILL OF AN UNMARRIED WOMAN AFTER CovERTURE.
IN the Will Of Lavinia Shwe
Degrof, deceased
On the 22d OF January, 1855, the said Lavnia De
soa being then unmarried made and executed the will in
question.
On the lAh Of February 1885, she married to one lss.c
n Slwe. AID by him had child who was born May, 1856
and lived but few hours after is birth
On the h of August 1856 Lsvux Silwe the said wife and
mother died leaving surviving her said husband and hyheT
sltcts. nephe~e and niece
BY msuisse settlement the wife had power make win
after marriage.
TAs Cos'-rh's will being made BE- fore does
come under the toned ia the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

In cor sequence of change in the day for making
up the ofcsl returns Of exports at the Custom House.
which will in future be Tuesday instead Of Saturday,
we annex the exports of the three days ending March
IN Tho aogreoata ia Al 0i4 49,:
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II O SIT IV E S A l. u
n ludlow Auetiope.r.

- "a Al - -
T. n. LUDLOW, Auetopeer.
Positive sole without in ssgste parcels the rLur
of LAND known AZ the BRICK CHURCH PLOT also the
BUILDING and IRON RAILING. w
r. H. LUDLOW Co will cell at auction on IHUksOAs,
March H. 1887 at IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange shs
valuable Lots
No l. corner Of Park.rOw and Beekmans
No q corner OF Bseknan and Nassau SITS
adjoining last lot fronting hsssanst ana fSs
NJ do do do.
No do do do.
No q do do do.
For size Of property see Maps.
No T. corner OF P.rk-row, Spruce and NsssaDsts
cent ismain bond sad norfNe f<
three or Ave yes the option Of the purchaser Full PA
tculsrs 81 regards title &c. be- had Of Messs WEI
MORE BOWEN No 81 Wallst por mAps, terms, IA,
sppy the Office of the Auetioneer, No HPinest lo9
A. BLEEcgsK 4 Co, Auotioneers-By A. J. BLGgcEns-
DRREMPTORY SALE Of valuable WOOD
LANDS lying in the Ix,h Ward of she City Of B.aotlyn
-MesHa A. j. BLEECKER Co. will SELL on WEDNEs-
DAY March H. oc,ck at the Merehss Erensnse the
above Plot Of Ground uprising i've aeIes more
I.. of Woodlands lying within the boundaries Of Baltic aad
Sta snd Schenectady and Utica - seen on Nap
Brooklyn 6ne opportunity offered At this sae Tor pseot
able Investment Title pei feot =,
Broad 81 (s4o)
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PasseuRers Arrived

IA ta,k C~sel.a, fro" HSraaa-J. p Chapman ''He'
GasneTis.
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. GOOD MIEDICINEs.

IL 10 estimated that Aye,'s cherry Peetorai s.
Cdfharffc PHfs-have done more to promote tho
public health than any other ono cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry Pectornl haa
by ito thousands on. thousands cures of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis,
&c., very much reduced the proportion of deaths
from cohaamptiyo diseases in this country The
Pills are as good as the PcctoraI, and will cure
more complaints. SID
Everybody needs more or less pntginy Purge
the blood from it's Impurities. Purge the bowels,
Liver, and the whole visceral system from OBJ
sructiona. Purge out the diseases which aston
on the body TO work it's decay. Takc,antido,es
early and thrust il from the system, before tits
ycttoo strong to yield. u av.naaa.g .r.y
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only
whlc tito weak but when il has taken a stron,,
hold. Read tho astounding statements of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
ScroIua, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu-
matism, Ncuralgia) Dyspepsia, Internal pains,
Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Headache 81 out
and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments, such as Puppies ON the Face, Worms,
Nervous lrritabity, Loss of appetite, lrrcgu-
larties, Dizziness in tho Head, Colds, Feycrs,
Dysentery, and indeed evety variety Of com
plants for which, Purgative Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, but are aua
thenticated by your own nciglb6rs and your own
Physicians. - 1919 &"
Try them once, and you never will bo withou.
them.
Price 20 cts per boz, 30 boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by DR.. j. {. Aver, Chemist, Lowell,
Maps, aud sold by all respectable Druggists cv.
erywhere.
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- lfcvor thu Liberties of this country are DESTROYED
VIII be through the ntcuutons of ItoInisl
IA FAYETTl"
" Foreign Influence is C;rccnn horse 10 IA. Re
Enoce cannot be too careful TO exclude it's entrance
MADISON. "
There ia Imperative necessity Tor reforming
toe Naturalization Laws OF tho L. tIscsfY EBST'E(
10 Against the nslious wies of Foreign Inlurncc-
cUnnre you to believe me- FoowcitizeIs the jealousy
~ Free People ought TO no constantly Hwakc- il one
OF the moot banciul fOCs u; Il Republican Government
WASHINGTON.
VI hope we may fluid some mems in h,,,,ro or
EMBEDDING ourselves from Foreign influence Political
commercial or III whatever form Il may be ATTEMPTED
wish thvro occun OF Fire between ta and IN,
old wOrld--JEEFERSOT. "
~ Ii is time TINT should become a little more
Amcricanizcd aud instead of feeding the Pnupcrs and
L"borcrs OF England, feed own; or clsa in sor.
une, by OUR RESENT POLICY, va shull be paupers
uursclyCs--JhCKSON
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TO THE LADIES ! -
CfsaldaNt's Temple OF Fancy
q. what charming sight,
How magnificent, ....r.
Beautiful in the extreme !


Beautiful in the extreme
NOW my dear Mis-: You surely will ac-
company me, il nought but TO feast thine eyes
upon this Temple Of Fancy. Every thing is
there calculated To arrest the eye, and critical
Judgment. Rich Gold Jcwelry, mark cd by pu-
rtty and excellence. Those splendid Bracelets
rich, original and elegant. The assortment Of
Cameo, Gold and Gold Stone and Mogaic Jew
CRY, IS complctc, ana taeR so cheap. OH YOU
should sec those beautiful Ornaments for the
Hair.
The golden bright, the raven curl, aud silver
lock, Term an interesting link between youth
manhood and old age. Here all have their as
T"cIattons Yet again--bcautiiul silver plated
Castors, China, Vases, American, Bohemian 4
farisiGn Ornaments, Cologne, &C., elegantly
chaStc. Gear, deari the Temple is loaded with
fancy goods, Then again let your eyes wander
irem the Temple, but for n moment, and again
they are arrested by the beautiful assortment o t
glassware and fcrftmcry, scattered all around
the room.
Now my dear, get yoGr pwrsc---IIE. SELLS for
CaSH only, therefore he iiIcurs TO risk in SELL
ing-lpay days you know are like visions at set =,
calculated to lead the Mariner to destruction, !
ana has no subsequent losses to make up; be-
sides, you certainly are aware ready cash in pur-
chases saves consd cradle per cent. Now your
bonnet is adjusted, let us go where
For things of use and things sport,
The gay and curious there resort.
Morgantown, May +. NJ. CHALFANT
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ECLECTlC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE,
CINCINNATI, Ohio.

rHNHE WINTER SESSION of 1878 will com
4 mcnce on Monday, the 18th Of October land
continue sixteen weeks. full and thorough
course Of Lectures will be given, occupying six
or seven hours daily, with good opportunities
Tor attention TO practical Anatomy, and with
ample Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
pltal. The preliminary course OF Lectures will
commence on Monday, the 2Sth September "A nd
continue daily until the CONNIE a C ement of the
regular Lectures.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol-
lows:
T. e. St. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor Of anatomy and Physiology.
j. II. JUDGE, NJ. d.,
Prcfessor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
n. j. HOWE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
G. FL. CLEAVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Mr'eria nicdica and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, NJ. d..
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
j. r. BUCHANAN. NJ. d.,
Emeritus ProfesOr Of Cerebral PhySiologyer6,
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. d,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of IVomcn
and Chiidren.
The terms for the session will be the same rs
heretofore, viz DISQUALIFICATION, $500. Tui-
ton, $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, So, 90.
(Evcry Student is required to engage IN disscc-
ton one session before Graduation.) Gradua-
ton, $40 90. Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
(optional), $500.
The Lecture-Rooms are newly finished, neat,
anu comfortable, and in n central locality (in
college Hall, Walnut street, where students will
find it convenient to call on their arrival.
TICKETS Tor the session may be obtained Of the
Dean W he Faculty, at his Office, No. rs Smith
Street, or of Prof. G. II. CLEAyELAND, Secretary
Elm.
July s, 1857. JOHN KING, NJ. D., Dean.
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AGENTS FOR TIE UNION.

The following gentlemen are requested to
e". as Agents for this paper, and are suthor-
i<Gd TO receive Subscriptions, Sc,
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IN WISCONSIN,.
Valuable Farms for Sale.

rHNHE subscriber, being dcsirous of removing
4 to the West, and to settle up his business,
offers Tor sale, on very low terms,
His Home Farm, of 225 Acres,
% Of which are under cultivation, with good
HOUSE and ether outbui!dngs.
Ako, 2fo acres on commission, adjoining, with
Good Orchard and small Improvement.
AlSo, ll3 acres Of unimproved, well timbered
land. .....
also, anothertr tract OF $50 acres unimprovrd.
also, ono other tract of 800 acres unimproved
with the best Sugar Orchard on the same within
90 miles. ......
Also, ono half OF 900 acre lot, undivided in
dispute, lying near the town Of California, and
on the Turnpike leading from California to Ra.
yeDswOod.
A!s0. good House and Lot in the town Of
Elizabeth, Writ county, Va, in front Of the Court
House, being well situated for a Tavern Stand
a good Stable on the same lot
All OF the above property he will sell upon
terms TO suit purchasers. The above lands arc
all III the county Of Roane and in tho vicinity of
Eaiiiornia,-and arc well watcred. Tho titles
are indisputable. Persons wishing further in
formation concerning the above mention ed prem
crty will please address THOMAS BOGGS,
BoGgsville p. o., Roane county, Va.
January II, 1862. II
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The College Journal of Medical Science

Monthly Magazine Of AS pages, conducted
1y the Faculty of The Eclectic College OF Med
Icine, is published at One Dollar Year, paya-
'bio III advance. Communications fer subscrip-
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cd to DR.. {. II. CLEAvELANp, Publishers
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CONCENTRATED IVK.--A full case lust
~ opened and for sale At Chalfaat's Drug nd
Glass store, Sign OF tho Mortar.
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LANDS!
EDWIN w. TOWER

ED WI w. lOW ER,
NOV offers for sale, in Lots to suit purchase
IN ers, the following Tracts OF Land
IN VIRGINIA.
At prices ranging frem one dollar and twenty
i've cents to four dollars per aero.
5000 acres in Calhoun county, on tho West fork
of Littlo Kanawha.
500 acres in aononsalia county, mountain land,
miles east OF Morgantown.
5000 acres in Monongal.a aud Preston, noun
tain land, from S to IA miles southeast of
... MorgsHtown.. a. ....rrnss. "
400 acres in Monongalia county, near Clinton
Furnace. rHs
200 acres IN Monongalia, miles east of Nor
'. gantown.- Burton tract. 90. fr..y
~ andAi acre tracts III Monongala, near Gin
ton Furnace. ... r..r . n ID.
80 acres, part Of the Ridgway land, opposite
Morgantown; price So to 500 pcrncre.
2o!E acres near Morgantown, on the Monon-
gahela river, and sppte orchard, well selec-
ted grated frnit. ... .... .sAz boy.
Al acres miles northeast of Morgantown,
price 500 dollars per acre. ..... .0a.f ... =
81 acres in Monongnla county, on Dunkard
creek, Daniel Burton tract. o.. -r..
u Town Lots in West Morgantown, price $500
each. .. .. |#.. .-.' .. ... ID"
small Brick House, a rooms an kitchen in
Morgantown $500 on time. ...aa.. ..r
other House aud Lot in orsan,own, price
$500 cash. '.. 80.
IN WISCONSIN.
. At 5000 Per Acre Each.
1900 acres in Is tracts, FIRST rate farming land
well timbcrcd and watered. These Lands lie
near the line of the Milwaukee and Superior city
Railroad, which is now completed to Ripon and
will be completed in short time to its north
ern terminus.
IN ILLINOIS.
$50 Town Lots 81 by 1873 feet, in the southern
suburbs of the city of Chicago, on Stewart,
Duncan and Wentworth avenues price 5000
and $500 each, one half cash and the bal
auce in - months with interest. .-.
.... ... +. ". TOWER,
MorGantown, Aonongal,a county, Va.
December 90 1886.