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IL. a Carpenter g. Co.
4, L, Waples,

Grocers, Dealers in Choice
w Liquors. Wooden Ware, &c. Store ut No
96 Second Street, Alton, Illinois. lyf
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1sas River.

me gentlemen of
kplation to puF,
raft, say 10 or i
( about so tons
Yer this fall and
Elp as Fort Riley
3. This will be
(all one, and We
by not succeed.
FIT to the towns
immense, and if
p upon--we do do
eh towns would
fir power. We
b be dispatched
BE of selecting a
/ the purchase,
we
names. Suhee
Ee gentlemen Of
b generally lead
OF
/ Kansas river
With Herald.
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M a r. RE ID.

At the parsonage, on Thursday the 18th inst,
BY Rev. Il. c. BRaST. Mr.. WM. II. SMITH to Miss
Roxy BEARDsLEY, all of Lawrence.
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C. n, CRANDlLL
E. II. HAvENS.

Ell. HAyENs. C. n. CRANDALL
Ravens & Crandal,
IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers il
l. China, Glass, Queensware, Silver Plated, Jap
panncd and Brittania Ware, Lamps, Table Cut
iery, dc. Third Street, Alton, Ill.
Auril g. l6J6 lyf
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Slave States.

Eilroads in opcr-
ftes, is given
k4,29o miles, o.
ent. are in the
The free States.
IS employed to
les. on . large
/ and the value
Ia the United
! inspecting the
build be 3 goo
Eatins the 6na@
! of free labor.
| .that the map
No man can
TX of roads on
then carry ms
|the ether SIDE, de-
bee beyond the
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nHE REGULAR MEETINGS Of IAersnee
4 I,elee. Nl. 8. are held on the hrst Thursday
Of ezeknSsflfh IN Masonic Hail. oEerthc Express
ofiee. JAS. CHkiSTlAN. w "
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Pfices Current.

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C So-s,..s es o. n LnnSsaS -
!T,LoOh-Su!p ~! ea ~ - "uNei0o'-
mHkAf-S-'"o pusn0i'
CoRN-Si,'o
GoRS MEAi-si,ss2 70 ~ = a sIsnGl: IS,
HiTE BEANs-SSSS So ouShei'
POTAToEs-neW SG'S0 oS0 "a
DRlED APfLEs-So'
GRACKERS-loc' 2 %:
FRESH BuTTER-aoSSoc. IL.
CHEESE-sOgsoc. .
SALERATTs.E1le; IT'S. e.
BROWN SUGAH-i!c, =,
WHITE -ioSlcc. .
kHas kIoE-iSg zoe glsHs; s.i C.
IEAS-Joc Civ =,
BEEF-69sc :.
BACoS-l21sC9lOc. .
C0DFIsH-lOc. =,
MACKEREL--HSloc. VI :,
ToBACCoI,5OaHoc: :.
MANlLLA KorE-2'c. :,
SOAP-l0912c.
CASDLES-Star, 3Jc.
-Sterlne, Soc. "
TALLoW-Rsc.
BEESwAX-zOc. :.
CoTToN BATTING-Soc.
lRON-"9IOc.
NAILs-Ig9c.
GASTINGS-9c: :,
LOG CHSIS-lU9i21ac.
STOSE rlPE-aoc;
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LYME s. AETCALF. JAMES II. HlBBARD.
Metcalf & HibbaId,

and Retail dealers in School
w and Miscellaneous BOOKS; Bank Books,
Stationery, Wall Paper, Window shades. Fancy
tnn Illinois. spiSIiy*
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aleE.
Re frus. Lands.
ced on the 24tS
3It is .estimateSd
ct is being TAX.
Ppraised value
SIPS to $3.50
sections put up
prices ranging
acres Of land
f1d will be sold.
Ech, fertile ssij
farming purpos.
| with the prai-
hiphan) and ed.
. back from The
q travelling from
P we found the
3 City, for about
Stranger"
foush, hills9 9 and
=. surprised Il
dfe the theso,rfv
] mass of feftiii.
! 7liantly reported
so far as tha
! back countr
Of. the Little
FER the character
ling smooth and
awkee is sitaa.
(, a stream next
= the Kaw River.
nts and is now
air to become 4
was formerly
p, but has now
nds. ; 1t is dis.
70 miles /; Law.
from this town
lis in process of
ro;wd d. of people
nlators. Money
was exceeding
easant incidents.
rom Fort Leav-
town, to protect
proceeds of the
wever occurred,
fn which a poor
Vas caught steal.
be advocates of
Td led him to a
! his neck, and
uiu just perform
end of his toes.
one who failed
!, ard the crowd,
i'm off with this
words of point
p couldn't write
|ere's no hanging
was a camp of
by the most ILL
Cio anu HOISc-
/ ever cur fortune
occupied their
The Commis-
Register, Whit
endeavors to Sc
Er rights, and to
E sales.-Eiwooa
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Sash doors Of al the aboTe slzes.
Sly Lspsfs.
3feet inches. b. 2 feet inches
: 10
Sise Of Class IN Eiadors-2sc're Lights each
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THos. pIMNocK.
Z. L. DIxEocK,
'I12OCk. THUS. DlAAOCA
Ell. Dimmock, & Co.,
Samuel Spruance.

Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
w south side Second Street, Alton, H.,
April 26, 1856. ly.
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WhinnIa & Tunnsll.

NTH0LESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
w Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Ready made
Clothing, DC. Store corner Of State and Third
Streets, Alton, Ill.
April %, Sc. ly<.
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stafe.

os the
Ena Eaa on:I na;d ms q
lion, Palo naals. -
Eu:pasbs Eempa's @ In
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D. C. Martin & cc

WHOLESALE Druggists, No. ss Second St.
w Alton, Ill. Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
etc., etc.
April %, Is56. Iys
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COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Once and Warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages to
"Care Of ). Spruance, Alton, Ill"
April 20, lass. 1y+
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SfRaEe0a

On the 25th Of july last, q yoke Of Oxen, one q
" large brindle OK, letter W. branded on the
left hip; the other red OK brown face and rather
hollow back. Any person giving information
where they arc or returning them, will be ihcf-
ally reTsried. L. l.. I.0WAAN.
Chemrne. X. T., August syth, 1857.
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o. Wiamarsh,

R00KSELLER and Stationer. No. % Mas.
street. Lez5eEce. Is. Z. FEB. g, 6S.6
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CMFfinsi Caffinsii

A LII kinds of Coins may be found at short mo-
II tiec, By Keller. Also Furniture, such as
Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Beds. Beck Cases. &c.
JOSEPH KELLER.
Tenn. ST., east Of Unitarian Church.
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Prepared BY DIR. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical ana AnsIyticsl Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
IA Remedy for the Heatl

For sale By WOODWARD 4 FINLEY, Lawrene
and Barnard. Adams & Co., st. Louis.
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Senate Chamber Ohio, April SGl, 1854.
I" Da. J. c. AYER Honored Sif: lave made thor
our trsi Of the CaTHAsTc PILLs len BY your agent,
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
undeF which he found me suffering The hrst dose re-
iieved me, and q Few subsequent doses nave snsifey
Tsm0ysd the disease feel In better health than foE
some yeas before which attribute entirely TO the effects
Of your CATaAHTic PILLs Yours with great respect
LUCIU5 d. METCALF."
Ths ahoxe m. an from persons WIN arc pHhlciy known
where they reside, and who wod not make theze Hais
meDts without thorough conviction that they were tfue
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Hemmenway's Depot for the Sale CT
English, Fancy ana Millinery Goods.

Office Richardson's Mo. Express Col
Lawrence, June l1th. 1851. u
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deposit draft or other evidence Of dbt which Is nOt
pay able in syecie noe shall IL ss pas out any
note except OF the denoDinati Of SIS or 3d. or Of
some quintuple of ten, thus quitting ont Of circula
ton all the 6s rs IS 81 and l5s. which are now
so cuTrebt in Vigiuia. The chastec also autbo ze1
an increase of the capital stock OF the bank by
1850 CO., but the lde,s refused to avail them
selves Of this provision.
An uhfog tunate man named Wm Mauder, propri
etor Of eating saloon in this city, Committed sui
eide at the American Hotel ny taking dose Of
strychnine 1t appears he had mean laborng uader
some alteration OF mnd FIR s,me time past, be-
cause OF pecuniary embarrassment. and in this con-
dition sought some days aga. effe his destruc-
ton by taking an ounce Of udanum. Timely medi-
cal aid beng rendered he relieved at that time,
but he, nevertheless contt mplated MA destruction
rs the result has proved On c-usdiY last he lett
his own home and going III the American Hotel So
cured room for the night. The fOllo wing morning
q search was instituted for by his fiends, aud
being informed of his whereabouts by gentleman
who happeUe0 to zee bis name On the register, they
proceeded TO tue hotel aud there ~ ert ined that ne
was in No. 30 They proc-t dri tn he room In com.
pany with the proprietor, ano forcing IN the door or
the room discovered the pninrt,Date man corpse
IN the bed. A paper of s'ryche'pe was found on the
cause of the horrible Deed 10 be pecunary embar
rassment The Billie was n,en the table as if he
had beeD reading from hef re reti,ing. He was
found IN bis night clothes
The disappoD t ana "hagGn at FOrneys de-
feat in Pennsylvania ia excessive The Keystone
has lost cast coAsi ierably VT" the Old Dominion.
She has been always wa'e'ing md unreliable, but
by this act she has capped the hnax of her iDsta-
bilitV,
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The Naval Appve"sice System.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HKBALD.


The Secretary Of the Navy complains of the diff
Guilty of procuring seamen, and hopes the apprentice
system will prove q remedy. The apprentice sys
TEN, q you knew, was tried several years ago, and
failed. ship TO which | belonged at that time
had thirty apprentices in Der On her return from
o three years cruise, Sben the men were paid on
many Of the apprentices deserted. Boys do not like
restraint. Curiosity prompts them TO enter the ser
vice, and to make q cruise, but the same feeling
leads them 70 wish for a change when the cruise II
over Ii would be an Improvement OF the apprentice
system to grant the boys furlough at the end OF
three years to enable them ~ try the merchant ser
vice. The ftmlough should " equal to an India voy
age. Failing TO return at the expiration OF their
furlough. they would forfeit their half pay But my
plan would be not TO apprentice the bays. My plan
IL 70 draw the boys from the Congressional districts
lust as you do the mid-bipnen. and school them for
one year, on condition that they will afterwards
serve term Of three year. In the navy. bureau
weuld be established specially attend TO this busi-
nees regulations made by which the physical fitness
of the boys could lie determined before they went TO
the school; regular periods for their going TO the
school; an annual examination. at which time the
bows would be divided ioto three classes to be paid
according TO their merits and qualifications. While
nj school they would only receive their clothing and
rations. Their expenses 70 the school would, OF
coarse, be defrayed by the government. Supulse
nothing a. regards their promotion. The officers
would see that they were promoted when they were
competent. At the end ~ three years, exclusive OF
the year at school, leave optional with them whe-
Their to re-ebter or take their discharge. Ny word
for II, you would soon have sesmen enough. L. {.
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TUX xgw YORK AND LIsRaPo III UsyTss ~ "a,
mai saeselers She ships osmposSg Ais tLs ~ -
FOL r ~. II
Atlantic Capt Kldrdsa, BAL.YIC ns2, ccsaBock.
aDkiAflO, Captain james West
nsse saps have been buiit BY osai.-r oitrs of toy
efomtni service livery has been as &c N tbr on fo
Con- q also thf ar gu aud speed Ax~d
heu Accontnodsno,s for psseD Ibo9uaod t0 de
liverpool IN srst class cabin $3.50 In second oALAn Gs
IRON liverpool 70 New ork aod 70 xuIIsaa An efpe
rensed surgeon attached each ship 40 berth .ocuref
nnei pad fer The shps Of dis Toe have Improved ssls>
ueh bu kheads cad avoid da rom ie AL ni crNsl
1s Banks north 81 ~ degrees un,s Ar thu lat q Ausa
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UCTrON NOTICR-BALANCE or STOCK or HOUSE
"A furnishing goods horse wagon Ac SAMUhL Os.
GOOD co Auccneers, store Al Nassau street viii seh
The s,ore Of Rober Laws o., and Ga Br..dway
corrcr OF Befcker street rhursdsy at O ocsct ~,
All the goods remaining uusod vel goods bought at
prsvors sale and led for Also hsrse, ocs 81
- "'--' WV
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77iAvETJrHs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RfvHR RaffR0AD-rRoM DHc ~ ls5s,
the trains ~l Chambers street station - ios~s
tNpr~s train. 9 10 n and q ~ y NAL, y IS
Md3DP. NJ; FIR Sing Sing, A. and Y. y for Pests
I'm $50 r. ~ The fvugnk ecpaie stnR stng And veet.hu
q The stations Passengers taken % Chsn
b~s CANA Cbr~opher and thirty 6rst s,rees r>n' cf
New Ysk leave Troy at IS and 10 y A, snd " r. n
aD< Fast ALBANY ., Is and 10 IS A n and SD ".
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AMUsMMNNru.

IL kOADWAT TAkATkE
ID q A narshAI. Lessee. w. X 8issa bzxe NAnax~r
0rAal ana mosicsl couons In As
TKAuHDs AND OPaAA
presx aed Alternately With the gr U snA su,rt
L6scs
LAST WHyK OF rpR GERMAN OPERA TRoUPw
They will perform on alerrate highs with
II
TUTsDAs fyEnINg jan N, i8H
be presented fUr the second and By special rogt
Bee,h0yea's
PTDrIIO
All The Atss. superb rchesTA eG Give ChcrsA ~
tune fceCery, 10, &C.
fe1rosm ancs 70 beg u Tia Overture Al ooiook pre-.
cissly
Wedpes6ay-sr Forrest as dsal
7bursAsy-Ge an Opera
FrdAy-br Forrest AZ Macbetb.
sAturtAy- German rpers
seas be sceured advance Tor Mr. Forross, hs We
Opera ltskts
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liz DNAI..


rARD-To THosE WHOM II NAY Coscesy 1t
~ mus be evicer " hose N ss1.sLnisf vrs
ns'ufe ftesss hat Witch af~e
thautthe q pDrnsl rus,hsr@~ Ne l-sNl
pftfetsts nsus s'sr. ard iojsr,ecs sortr,1nJs
Mo~sns rcr o5y rof Ne - etan prevalent dis
he prcser p'ion % sr,nrs pay hsA tr~at
sep IL at, I, db. Il ard SAFE psrfsning 10 fance,s
e1uallv we, IN bsh having
kesr Known % far rur d,ecccs sccorr.nv ~~eh s,a's
Price donr sod Of The following orig s>rs- Rinss
W Mn.arss; lee snd NJ Beecsw street 3. GIssa scesS
fev lnrs - venrrnwv ssee'. Je-sey CIV; '3l grand
-ueet yiIs1tsbGT ard crner q altn and Pine Apps
srt ets p~ockiyn.
mr. CooPsR n DuASs srRrrr NAY BIZ con.
IL sulted privately tae.~~ -. v~sr. ~ niaolA~sS
cocfdeno~ sol 20 h'n vr ne c-rsnr, " beas r.tos
cared Charges mocerats $50 fe. a.i oursss
I'VE. WARDS uErOpTur.TEs FRIEND n r7E w
y rs ~ - ~ vtrtrea medc nss ard but rcaures !" Be
knowr 90 mot 9TH ss appreciation, ard " a.np Dr.
Nsrd ~ he tes ~fsc,or u The dsv Dr. Ward mfs
BY cirts feseff a ~ go to physcisn -ho 1t~ .
trtr ~ ncf stranu pftvat DISEASES wh etuar
urffu ceiery 49, saffv ard chssoness a. he can We
etltr eltystes in fsv those ~ho uAs ~
u cure urfr without cnaffe Retnsrrber all y. ~ha Rave
been ipTer.nc fur e@rks ssd fp drtnxrs asussds
rds which aesFc. he stousch ard ga ostns pot
us ihst undArnne tse constitutes tsst b o.ies
60 Dr W. Nou rr 10 iew tsys zee thsi echsde
n self agar" Prev g.. Olce ~ GAIA s-ee- Ar>s
Ccers easi - brss4Hsy.
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NV YORK AND HARLEM RiiLRoAp.

tommencipg Monday January 10 lsh I've dsnr wsss' 20
Albany, Sunday excepted Fare 81 - from New tofs
Albany.
Leave New York A. solo~s hrsm station corner u wds
ard Centre
sN M-Nsn train runrinr directly tbrouso rttort
change % and connecting a. Clahsn our Nfrr~fr
With he Western foe Pashed, Norh Adams and ehsr
stsfloss
4Pn -Erprras running directly through vt.hss essngs
Of ANT connecting 9Th Ccnra rsn "a III r. NJ tr us
West
atRtNv.
SIS A NAL train Zoe New YORK dhecl
bP. M-frprpss without change ~ cars
Tckess be and baggsge chsckrd ne odcf o.
The Western Rairoad Albany ~ Wits ssf ceutre,
Rrocme e. Twenty sSh srces and fourth svesus he~
WV =. CAsPBELL, sup.rnlsndsA
Tsv YoRk, Jan, ~, lSi.
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Trn AHTs aneuHTER.

TENANTS RE0uBTEA
SPLENDID PEW DEDICATED ROOM, srss rEEr
"A suitable for ,hov room ct oacc a. rs srosd~sJ, be
tween tishih Aad klnhs ree,s Inquire - a,ov.
A LEASE or SHOP AND DWELLING. yRoST AsD
shi los non esnira .bop rent sc pisnoisre csrpsn.
Ac. Adore. John D. bowss %, West eighteenth street.
A PUBLIC REGISTER KEPT OF PROPERTY TO LEr
. Ssl 20 81 ls9 ss ws.ss 20 modern s srs 400.
Once - Ans street. rom 10
7 orrs-To LET. LOFTS IN THE NEW BUILDING
a1y light busnesa ssch mi Berv, cloak gimp fringe
nh sns Esss syenu. car. rsss the aos ever sree mi
nIies Apply on the premsea
CTyADY POWER IN rBE DEPOT BUILDING, CosssR
81 s% and sss s sos
sure n I. BESSkfr, On The pssmsss heated b. ss.n
SrsADY POWER AND LIGHr ROOMS SEAR BROAD
Also s'reo. CAM. , srss ;, ,nu a, w,r,
ITO LEr-vuRsIsHxD, PROM 18Th INST. HoUSn
sss.ss .snass. nssa - .srJ = fsosAs S0sEoS 4 o.
ITO Iyr-rRox THE rrRsT DAT OF rEsKvssr
The iounsry pos occupied y Jas !. issk.oa 81. a.s
osssa is BsS.drss Psss,so Ss ~ ssas,
no ARA LADIES, AND csITDREy's rURsrsarsa
sor. dre.smsking &e eight yeSrs esa0lshsd snd
located % ts be. par Of Broad-ay $500 vii purchase ne
nttures with handsome stock OF iasAonabs gods sfe.J
Manufactured Address l. r.. Dor 81 broadway Post orce
ITO LET-1HF THREE STORY AND HfaH BASEMENT
brick house 1O Forty hNh vi between Ssth avenue AMI
broadway house hr> rate order having been nesy pan
ed, walls papesed A cprianng motern irprovemett s>s
Ac Apply 70 WH. BRfkCkEhHOrf Of Eiiysbesh sr~~t
from 70 z. NJ OF 81 loS ayenus beoreP A. NJ aud afer
ITO IET-LoYrs Agp oFYrCEs on WEST srREE7.
Il near Rector. Apply 70 y. w. SALEM No 81 Rec~
sues-
ITO LRr-yRoN THy vrRsT or NAT MKT H0Uss
II No S Franklln street about half IRON H~oat
vav be altered store suitable for tslsrina
shee retail business 70 suit tenant Inquire q krOhAap
?. STRIVES 81 south seset
Uo LRr-rHE RErREsHxENr SALOONS AND BARS
OF the Acaoemy Of nusic 10 responsible pers,n Terms
ITO LET AND POSSESSION GIVEN INNEDftrRLr-
ane story house M rshed comp etc and the fur
rIfure The location cenrs neG 8rosdvsv and
Canal street and IN every Desirable fw parry -shing
TO Keep q nice e~tsbBshment Address q. w. III, Dor ~
Broadway Poe, odlcs
ITO IHr.-A SMALL FURNISHED HoUsy IN 4, GOOD
j location. Rent go . month Also. nutnee ~ untur
nIsbed houses also, store and ~ehsg on FOURTH eaue
b. KINsHTnRR, 3is Fourth avenue
mo LvT on LxAsH-rHRxn LOTS or GBogHp. Is
BIZ 100 csss secA, In Maxsn erces neAr ysheesss
I. Y, HATH 4 CO., u Aaa arsss
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aAR.lnA At AesyCI0N.

9Akzb19 Az AcssCI0vs
LBrRr N1CoLAy, AUcrroNRsR, WILL. SILL
IA a his regular semi weekly sale stoeGs on Ihursday
January I'd Al l2H o'clocs Mne nerchanv hrehanss V
- eoh Terms OF sale foowsl0 per cent on The day
q sale balance In four equal psymeas y s, aod "
month. Win interest :, s rs OF Der cen, per M n
security In of ALLURE ~ fr payment The stock
vii reeod for aod rsk Of former purchaser
ALFRED BRAga AucIIosGER a RAGd 90.
~ vW sell 81 aucon tuesday. jan n al ios O'Clock.
- saaes meu bo,s and shoes Toe
81 nen brogsns ssh,, damaged by wafer together with
sas lst Il ladies' gsiiers eN msde
A pRI.Y r. MULLER, ArCTIoNEER
n prrcmpo~y SAFE bro si~sy and PITY ssh street
perry -ApRTAH VI MuLGEe viii cell At auction on Tues
5ay Jan ~ ct " oclcct at the serchsnts Exchange, BY
tors Of Caharine Cozine eeceassd 3rosdvay Five lots
commencing the southeast corner ~ rhy sum street.
Fy esrh lots south side ot fy sixth street
rear Of he above Maps can be had a. ms ounce " e A"e
ArTHONY BTEECKER ArCT1esEFR, Will Sell.
fIchsnse the four vsiusi. oe on twelfth and thirteenth
stree,s begnn north side q i~efb street e3 eet ess o.
of and running through 10 Ihreenh SIR
icing IN size 80 by 100 feet inches each Terms easy for
a uoTIoy NOTICH.-LAReE AND PEREMrroRY
"a sale Of crcckery, glass and chies BY = =. w. BAIT
80, ,ss, IN le,s from nc shelves ws,tsy hs attention q
ssslers. 0ccds web packed for shipping
AuSTIoN NOTICE u. BoeARy. AucTroSEER-sy
"A g. boaAnr-1h. da- jan ~ les scsset. u
sssny chairs srse Of sesser beds Vt = saddle pals
tsssss for hei Also too barrels machinery s
As'' r'n SAFE one model nv S rHoxpsoS, con.,.si..
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UCTreN NOTrcE.-rHos. BILL. AuCrToNEER-BY
"A BRIL- BUSH This day, At i0h O'clock In our saes.
ress ~ NORTH william win he sod fro0 hotel let
by bcarders several trunks coutanins sdes and gentle
wearing apparel svery, watches one fac gun; also
large truck containing tbescsl wardrobe and Indian
With other articles bsusrs Al III O'Clock
be balance ~ bat MANUFACTURER,
well assorted country store, dry goods. &C.
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GILBERT 8. SAVAGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale by catalogue cash saesroom SO Cedar street
on Ttursdsy Jan. Iuk O'Clock A. Mems fancy goods
goods wooden goods buck seal and fur
goves silver plated ware carpet bags ladies' coaks cloth
Ing shiits dry goods Liberal cash advances
ments DIBBIEE, BAGLEY SAVAGE So Cedar street.
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WIN. II. FRANKLIN A SON WILL SELL AT Arc
w ton, Merchants Exchsuge on THURSDAY, Jan. -
IL NJ the house and o G Fourth between No VERY
Second and
cellar bui In the best ten years since recently put
in complete repair lot 25xlOi Terms per sale
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&c E00 FOR SALE THE SMALL THREE STORY
GO.OUO. elegant brown stone trent dwelling No el
Twenty seventh nearly beautiful order,
and replets with every modern Improvement Mortgage,
$500. Address OF spply 70 ALBErr wElLEs, Isl Broad
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