davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

a correspondent Of the New York 1si6Gns
MIR. HASscoSs, of Boston, writes from
son board the steamer Ita,ca, of Winona,
june 4th, " aud even at that early day gives
very nearly the true returns nom most OF
the Territory. Speaking Of some Of the dis.
advantages under which the Republicans Ia
bored in achieving this victory, be says:
'Ths Republicans we're disorganised there never hav.
ing been strictly party contestat The polls before while
IA Uasa states harshal nov acsing; Agents and
lsRa ,1s;s ,1s Assr .1s sosDs
asr.hsnet under the skf lsadership Of the present
GovernOr sa nsdAry, late editor Of the Ohio Sasss-
rlsuiy u means Ae United States Treasury to
hod rally az he polls the Democrats who were en-.
tta 10 vote, aud 10 import into the county steamboat
There is no. ,e slightest doubt that the political
complexion CT the Territory islsrgsly Republican. - the
vote ana the polls x be better guarded The fraudu'
lent voting apparent in st. Paul. on Monday last
s eoSidn 10 S.ip sSs % and
Ee anpstncpsd candidate who 10 procure ms eiecuen
IN TITS District paid the bills Of the Illegal voters said
hus be i not appross OFT OF he did not after
D. had o5ss ned his election. II due to the kepubli-
eAHs 10 say ;Ast they have worked we under tne CIR
creet his untng exerons to secure the
Territory 80 The 3souhlicans, and rescue 1t from the
g-ssp 3f the Tsnsy Democracy
Ihss distinguished ctsen and able Senator OF illinois,
gatSe TVrlass, has done valuable service BY his eoun
sci a1 speeches lie has been in the harness ever since
- has ees5 e Territory and has accomplished great
Socd and son hostI u personal friends He now ma
ku tour of ohserTation up the Minnesota River. The
Hon g. A GroE, ESember Of Congress from the wilmot
District Penn has slso been doing excellent work.
Tie sane ID vge ~ dr. Lovejoy Of Illinois"
All this = verv true and the comnlimen.
taty remarks 10 distinguished Republicans at
home snd rom abroad, are rightly placed.
We have given the Border Ruffian Democ.
rscy sound drubbing without organization,
aod under all the disadvantages that could
possibly arise. Next fall we will show our
outside friends what we can do with prop.
er organization and under proper appor-
tionment for members of the Legislature.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

The N. Y. Mirror says that Mrs. Decker
Of Newburgh, lining herself with clothes
line, on Saturday last, to avoid the expected
annihilation. sagioac - A '7''
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

A SISTER Of Louis Kossuth, Madame Rutts
kay' is teaching school at Cornwall. Orange
county, N. 7, .s,.ssv, ~ II ~ 4
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

correspondence Of the Cincinnati Tmes.)
We reached Lawrence early in the evening.
was at first greatly disappointed in its ap-
pearance, and thought its few, rude-looking,
scattered buildings but poor apology for
the inland metropolis of Kansas. But whesa
| climbed Mt Dread, southwest of the tovr,
where the fort erected last summer. still
stands, l thought it one of the most hsautiful
town sites ever beheld If that irreverens
old King of Jerusalem-was'nt it Frederick
the Second-who used to say that it was evi-
dent the Almighty had never seen the King.
dom of Naples, or He would have placed the
garden of Eden there-were here now, he
would be likely to apply the same impious re-
mark to the little valley in which Lawrence
is situated. On three sides it is surrounded
bya line of terraces or low hills, beautifully
adapted to suburban residences, and com.
manding fine views of the town below while
on the fourth there is ample room for ,he citv
to expand indefinitely. The view from Mount
Dread is delightful, and l remained, feastlng
with my eyes upon it,
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

TRAvERsE DEs Sioux, Jnnc %.
To tie Editors ofthe Minnesotidn.
\ The official canvass of the 10th Council
District came off on Saturday last. The
result shows that the Democrats have elected
5 and the Republicans 3 of the delegates
The vote is as follows:
DELEGATES AT LARCE.
Republicans. Democrats. H.
Lewis MKune.. .... 1853 Chas. z. Flandreau.. 1903
s. r. Riggs. 1889 Reuben Buffers. 1874
In the Representative District composed of
the counties of Brown, Blue Earth, lie Sueur,
Sibley, Renville and Pierce, the vote stood as
follows: ~ an.a. --.-t
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

IN Tue Representative D1strIct c0mpoSed OF
the counties of Nicollet, Steele, Waseca, and
Faribault, the vote stood: s'f f
Republicans. % Democratic
Amos Coggswell .... 1852 A. G. Dunn ........ 31S
E. Page Davis $50 NJ. Magner. $40
Hoping the Territory has gone O. K, 1 re-
main, Yours truly, E. p.
We think there must be mistake in the
statement of MAGNER's vote, for according
to our previous advices, Mr. NJ. had about the
number of votes given him in the District in
Nicollet county alone He is. however, badly
beaten. 1t will be seen that the total vote of
the District is about 28OO.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

The following is one one of the mouthfulls
Of dog-yCmit which the Pioneer spews upon
Recis,er AMrs, of Hennepin County:
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

HLEvENrH COUNCIL DIsTRICT-OrFIcIAL.
.ov MIKNrApoLIs, June l9, 1857.
10 tAs Naitors Of As Ainnesotian:
I send you the complete returns of the
llth Council District:a
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

EoRUP& OAKRD BANK.
BANKING HOURS PROM A. NJ. TO Pm.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1857-06-27

Formal surrenaef of the Capelve Girl
lntsrspting Proceediags.
Our paper Of yesterday morning contained.
. short account Of the arrival miss CARDS
NrR, who was carried into captivity by INK
pADurAH's band from the Spirit Lake massa-
ere. She was brought to this city by three
Wahpatoan Sioux whom Maj. FLAsDREAu.
sent to ascertain the fate Of, and if possible
obtain the release of the captive white women.
THE INDIANS.
When it was known about the city that
these Indians were the ones who had conclu-
ded a perilous but successful journey into .
distant country, they become the object Of
much interest among citizens and strangers.
MA-zA-cu-rE-MANI (The Man who Shoots
Metal as he Walks) is most benevolent APP
pearihg Indian, who has in great measure
adopted the customs of the whites. He was
dressed entirely in civilized habilaments. He
cultivates his ground, lives in house, and
has adopted the Christian faith. He is more
over President of the Dakota Republic,-a
government formed by civilized Indians on
the Dakota Reservation. HoroN-wAsH-TI
Beautiful Voice) and CHE-rAX-MAzA The
Iron Hawk) are braves Of much renown. The
former is said to have taken many scalps;
but these, too, like MA-zA-cu-rE-MANI, have
in great measure given up Indian customs.
and desire to cultivate the soil and live like
white people. Yesterday morning these Indi.
ans paid visit to their old friend, w. H.
FoRBrs, Esq, Of this city, where the pipe was
smoked and a pleasant and agreeable season
enjoyed. About halfpast nine o'clock they
proceeded to the ~ -ne.C
s.i. GOVERNORS ROOM lt
In the Fuller House, where were present
Gov. MEDARY, Indian Superintendent CULr
LEN, Agent FLANDREAU, besides citizens and
strangers, including number of ladies, guests
of the Fuller. @e,i' ="
Miss GARDINER was then brought in and
formally delivered to the Governor ina short
speech, which was interpreted by j. CAMP
BELL, Indian Interpreter, as follows:
HA-zA-cU-TA-MANI's SPEECH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

AN INVALUABLE WORK Tor Clergymen,
"A Lawyers Authors Students Editors Reporters feie-
,rapbc Operators and the Deaf and Dumb.
BRIEF LONGHAND:
Syst,m of Lon shsnd Contrscon by OF which the
of without resort 20
chsrscers perfect egibity the whole
m.tbodic.y srrspesd end amply iuated with
~, rorrerux prcss the exercises
the acquiring aud correct
composition, the method OF keeping common place
soL and index reru the most ussfui of resdug
proyrment OF educational &c To whish are added
appendices pertaining To Phonotypy and PhOnography
n, Andrew rshata Conductor Of the Phosets Academy
ara antber Reporters Manual Hand Boot Of stand
ard Phorosrsphy" System for the Rapid Expression Of
Flexible muslin 80 cents stiH muslin 81 cents
Handsomely lettered gilt Sent by mail without additional
charge Letters should he addressed
ANDREW J. GRAHAM, No so Madison st., N. Y.
Schools Academies Colleges Institutions for the Deaf and
Dumb Companies Agents and Booksellers supplied
on liberal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

ELIZABETHAN ALE.-This Wholesome Ale
expressly designed fcr family I.s ,ns io .no.s
sssntsiss Retail price o. Is iozen Size sioTed fo
.nS.y bsius.. J. BARLOW, " Ssssstl, s'sr AsAsess>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
Uatcbes, Jemelrp, 81.

A MEXICAN WATCHES-TO the TRADE
"A These Watches made by the aid Of new and original
machinery ard tools expressly designed 10 secure with "
price fine substantial and keeper The move
are new simple beautiful in plan and construction
ably repair md have beeD pronounced by the
and be suties IN pnciPe
perfonance Each Is engraved Appleton, Tfacy Co.,
&abam Mass - and accompanied by certificate OF genu-
iasnes, and perpetual warranty written signature
We ask to buy these Watches merely because they
are Of American manufacture We ask ony that this fact sha
not be permitted exclude them from confederation We
claim that equal in quality and merit cannot be Oh
tanned cheap in Europe and ask our countymsn 10 give
these trial under warranty.
Order. or inquiries may be addressed TO directly 20
of the ms agents for the sale VI
goods in New York viz: :.
Messr. COOPER FELLOWS No. II Maden-ane,
Messrs FELLOWS & Co, No II Maiden lane,
Messrs. PLATT & BROTHER, No p Maidenlsne.
And Messrs ROBBINS APPLETON, No. 5Maid,n lane,
who also for the Transaction OF our general business
APPLETON TRACY Co,
Successors to the Boston Watch Company.
Boston Watch Factory, Wslthsm. Mass, July. 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
Gpelial Noillfs.

poa,-O f,re Notice.-The Mails for ErROfE, via
M KptIlJ wr United States Steamer BALTIC viii close
>, Ills office on sATUkDAY The 18Th day o. August It io.
o o. n M, ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
Mem 11nblifatlons.


NIFVSl GIFTS!! GIFT s -!
" A. RANNEY Publisher, No 2,3 Broadway, N. T., oHer'
100000 BOOKS AND MAPS,
of all kinds at publishers prices to be accompanied VITA
100000 GIFTS,
WORTH FROM Is CENTS TO $500 EACH,
consisting Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD LOCkETS,
GOLD CHAINS, CAMEO Pins AND nROPs,
GOLD BRACELETS, GOLD PENCILS SEWING BIRDS,
SHORT JEwELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
RETICULES, RADIES PURSES. PORTEAONNAlES, NC,
$3.50 worth of GIFTS distributed with every so Books
GIFT will be delivered with every Book sold for one dollar
Although book article will b. sold for more ths
the usual retail price many will be sold for tes, Peson wsn
ing any particular book order at and 1t Will be Tor
wsrdea with Gift Persons ordering Books with Gifts snpnd
fs ard of postage Il must invariably be pad n
advance The postage for and 81 % Books 10
cents and for s 80 ana ~ Book Il cents. z
INDUCEMENTS TO Gu BS AND AGENTS.
A BOOK GIFT WITHOUT MONEY .
Apv person by forwarding order Books with money
cosed) will receive an EXTRA BOOK and GIFT with every
Ten Books ~ be sent ~ one address
THIS method Of forming Clubs postage as the package
GOES by Express 49, u ,,,r ,,>,,,n
Eull Information respecting this GREAT GIT ENT g
PRISE togth.r with complete LIST OF BOOKS and or
furnished in Catalogue which Is cent po,tPsd 10
,ny address on annie alton Address A. RANNEY.
~ No. 1gj Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
Sent any Office in the United States BY First Mail
DEST WORKS ON PHOTOGRAPHY
ID Published by FOWLER l. WELLS, 500 Brosdway N

The Hon. Thomas Benton said, when presented with
verbatim report u OF his Iusstery speeches taken oy
little hoy Had been known forty 1t
would have saved me twenty years of hard Labor"
AMERICAN MANUAL OF PHONoGhAPHY, a Com Com
pee Guido the acquisition OF Ptmans Short hand - cents
REPORTERS COMPANION. BY Ptman and Prosser A
plee guide to Verbatim Reporting IS cents muslin SL
PHONOGRAPHIC TEACHER. BY Pitman. Op the best
method ofmpsng PhOnossphy fun course Of lessons with
hints Lecturine &c In eorresponding style Price 81
MANUAL OF PHONOGRAPHH By Pitmsn. A new ex
position of Photography with illustrations and exercises co.
HISTORY OF SHORTHAND, from the system Of Cicero
down 70 the iaysntion e PhGRgaPy By P!'m.n IS cents
series reading exercises Useful for Students Is cents
PBONOGRAPHIC COPY-BOOK Of ruled paper, for the
Of Photographic students. II cents.
THE PH0N0GRAPHIC TEACHER. Being uiuctive
exposition of Phoi ogsphy intended to aHsrd complete and
thorough instruction to those who have not the assistance of
oral teacher By Webster Price IS cents
THE REPORTERS MANUAL A complete exposition OF
the Rrportis siy Photography. By Graham 50 cent
NEW MANNERS BOOK. Printed In Photography. 7Sc.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. Is cents.
Teachers Agents and Booksellers supplied. Single copies
sent paid prices snnIed By return mail to any Post
Ofce by FOWLER AsD WELLS, No. So5 Broadway N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

civilization depend the OF
WITH SOUND BODY As nation, we Americans
in danger OF ruin from neglect OF the body IL o'e'oo
ALCOHOLIC CONTROVERSY: Review OF The West
s,er Kevie on Physiological Errors Teetotasm
| mastery work. BY Dr. Trail Price 81 cents.
spilled to the Ps 81 1s,
FRUITS AND FARINACEA THE PROPER FOOD FOR
MAN Irustra'ed With notes by r. T Trail NJ d. ST..
FOOD ssP DIET SoHt'ans an 1 pIo, q every kind
FAMILY DENTIST Popular Treatise on the Teeth &c
INFANCY; Or THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND moral MAN
CHILDREN illustrated By Dr. Comoe 81 cents
SCIENCE OF SWIMMING. with special in.trnctions
LeuII,r Good boys and girls illustrated ID cents
NATURAL LAWS or MAN alphabetically considered.
Rs Dr Spuzhem. work Of great merit Only so cents
PHYSIOLOGY OF DIGESTION The Principles Of Diet.
cites Illustrated with Engraving By Conbe Price Soc.
PHILOSOPHY OF SACRED HISTORY considered in
Relation TO Hlmsn Aren spd the Wines of Scripture
| greet work. Bv Sylvester Graham Price -.
SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE. By Louis Comaro.
With Notes nu,,aton. nd Biography Of the Author who
TEETH their Structur Disease and Management with the
C.uses Of ksIy Decay. Get copy. Price Is cents
THE SCIENCE OF HUMAN LIFE By Sylvester Ora
Author Best London edition Price So g.
TOBACCO: Its Effects The Body aud Mind 30 cents.
TOBACCO: Tire rhz Essays By Trail Shew and Bald
win. The best thing on 'he subject 10 cents
TIA AND COFFEE. thtir Ply ios Intellectual and moral
Effects By Dr W. A. Aeot- Price IS cents.
VEGETABLE DIET a. sanctioned BY Medical Men and Ex
peIierce all Nsrs. By Dr.. AleOtt Pfice 81 cents.
n,,,ro VII seDs the .pp".,on q Sy
naitc Cs.theui Kne,Ps,he and Vocal Exercises TO he
Development Body Mind snd the Cure of Disease By
r. T. Trail. NJ. D. cspit. work. Price 81 Is.
AGENTS AND BCoksELLrEs everywhere would do well 20
keep supply Of these popular and useful works When
single copies wanted the postage stamps small
change bank be incosed In letter and sent TO
the pubber. who will forward the books BY return of the fr
mail. All letters containing orders should be addressed to
FOWLER AID WELLS, No. 800 Broadway, NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
Clothing.

uAVE yoa seen the 50 so SHOES and GAL
Ii TIERS; also. the IS 80 aud - BOOTS, at JONEyS,
No 10 Ana ct. near the Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

READY AUG. ~.
The TwENY-FOURTH THOUSAND.
PUI.TE'S DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN.
HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN containing
the Treatment Diseases with Popular Explanations Of Anat
oy Ply oosy Hygiene and Hy droP.hy also an abridged
Materia Media By J II Pnlte, NJ. ID Seventh Edition.
Revised and greatly extended especially in the Dsess-s Of
Women and Children and in Household Surgery Profusey
illu,st-d. Gath thousand vol. royal l2mo 7V pages
Pice %
MOORE wILsTACH, KEYS Co, Pub,hera
No e West 4th st., Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

THE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper IN the
West . medium through which 70 savert'11 !, ass
and Land speenstons and through Lien
can profitable Investments Terms % PEI Jes Aa
tress w. Ii. FARMER Dee Noinss. lows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

Book, cent By return mail. on receipt Of price.
VALUABLE WORKS on PHYSIOLOGY
BY FOWLER AND " ELLIS, No. 500 Broadway n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
DUTIES TEsTE ON DISEASES OF Chill,

. HOMEOPATHIC TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF
CHILDREN.
By AIph Teste, Doctor in Medicine Member Of several
LEANED Societies etc Transat I'D from the French by Emma
H. Cote Second edition. Revised by J. H. Pulte, h. ID.
vol limo muslin. Price 81 Is.
1T il the only treatise the HOMEOPATHIC plan expressly
devoted TO the diseases children With completeness
Of detail describes tbs principal diseases to which that age ia
SUBJECT together with thes sppro remedies "A
ua If dc stic practice muir be- welcome the receivers
Of Hshnemsn's system" IN 4 Ir1oune
81 All. /, an excellent work IL 10 distinguished by
esIn.s Of tsrment of direction sad by orig.
aty of What renders IL particularly valuable
TO families the simplicity 1t. directions obyang the doubt
srd uuerrtsiIv the attempt administer medi
cines according 20 Homeopathic works"
lCievelaud Ledger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST Is. 1857.

V'HE GREATEST SENSATION STORY YET
m.gnfcert Romance full Of absorbing incident and passion
ate d. piction, entitled
alicia;
Or,
THE WORKING GIRLS TRIUMPH!
will be commenced in the
NETWORK MERCURY
for this week,
which be ready at all the Lew' drPots early TOMORROW
T fst story the fourth of the series publishing in the
Nj pcfRY viii yhing hitherto Produced In ,hs cou
Nv tr ten.e interest and fascination pants the If. and
,y.brs. of Working Girl they really are without en-
beli.hmen; or eXsgzeraton
b rool Of designing villains aud accomplished
Ihtne will opposed IN startling cOntis. the pusve
"a 49,, nat ouburs Of the hot blood tropical nature,
aroused oyero1ss volcano Of
On oh.f.-derce unsovenahle, and destructive all things
aAe' AID SURE AND TERRIBLE IN REVENGE.
WORKING GIRLS OF AMERICA!
BUTTERFLIES OF FASHION, Ss1a '4,' ''''s'
VAMPIRES OF SOCIETY '
Read this Story!
CRINoLINE MISSIONARIES!
Read this Story
PRIESTS AND PUBLICANS
Read this Story
Won ,e dainty devotee of wealth aud you handed
children Of Honorable toll read it, lead the story of ALLIE
coursins down chez ks and the tire
thobns Of your hearts up your tinid resolu
ton and Won say, 18th one voice Of thunder:
WRONGS, HEAPED UPON SOCIETY BY Our
cptMI,u NEGLECT, MUsr AyD SHALL REDREssED"
The NEW YORK MERCURY for this week cont aiming the
frs, five chapters the splendid romance OF Alicia VIII be
m sale nv Newsvenderin America PRICE -FOUR CESrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

civilization depend upon the union Of
SOUND MIND WITH As nation, Americans
danger ruin from ect Of the body" L. Osgood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

nOOK fiat should be in the hands of every Man.
u WELLs,s EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER,
AND UNITED STATES FORM BOOK
Rains connlete Guide all matters OF Law and Business
Transactions for every State in the Uhion $500
Containing Legal Forms Of Deeds Mortgages Leases Ada
vt D.po,itions Bonds Orders Contracts, Powers OF Ator
nrv Cert6eaes of Citizenship, Agreements, Assignments
Deelsrsous States OF Demand Demands Letters OF
Credit Arbitration Bonds Partnership Articles Releases Ad
ri,,rsot,. and Executors Deeds and Instructions orders
Willis Codicls Dover Apprenticeship lndenture' snomis
sions Land Jontures Tenants and Landlords Agreements
with Creditor, Osths Satisfaction Of Mortsases Presumption
Laws giving full instructions To Inventors WIN
full and instructions for proceeding WITHOUT iees
s,auce in suits business transactions OF every Description
ALSO, COTAINlNG LIST OF
Propery Exempt from Execution Lien Law, Law OF LHts
ton Law Of Contracts Usury Laws Guide for Proceeding In
Cases of Divorce Custom House Entries and forms Law o
Partnerships Liabilities Of Common Carriers PedlsI Lcens
10 cell aoos in the States Constitution OF the nied
States Complete system of Bookkeeping Interest Tables
Gold and Silver Coin Tables seals OF every state In the
Union kc 49, -, ...,..,
YLe utility of volume Of this character too obvious TO
need The design In its preparation mas seen 10
offer the the fsrmer the mechanic ana inc
business comprehensive and reiiaoe wofA "uen S
him 10 any instrument in writing tht may be
reoud in the business III legal form 70 furnish
hin with all such legal information 80 Ia usually called tue
various ayocaons Of life and TO make PLAIN commonsen,e
rok that everybody understand and which VIII enable
woman to be his or her osn iswyel s .,,
No labor expense has been spared In the preparation oil This
b 10 axe every fully adapted 10 the wants OF every
every State In the Union and the pnosner
et Conscience in ts superiority over any BOOK As
Bu,iness Mans Companion. limo 900 pages law ohans'
Price 81. eont postpaid. ..
Good reliable AGENTS wanted cell this and other new and
populsr works in In the United states tuu par
icnr, Of agency with catalogue sent on Application Address
J. O. WELLS, Publishing Agent, NO III beekmaustI n l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-23
ByJAS. G MCGUIRE, Auctisnee..
SALEOF HOUsE AMI


Lot on Rev Jersey avenue BY virtue Ct
deed In trust bearing date On the 29th day of
March, 1855, and recorded In Liber A 8, No.
~ follos BIS ct seq the subscriber will sell, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1857, at4X
O'Clock m on the premises, part Of Lot No
In square No 8. beginning for the same en- New
Jersey aver ne, 133 feet inches from street. and
running thence at right angles from said avenue
80 feet, thence due west feet, thence due north
feet inches, thence due east 8 feet, thence due
north 20 ct, thence due east to seid avenue 2S
feet, theUce along said avenue southerly Ii feet
In: h S 10 the place CT beginning, with the i'm
provements, which consist Of a twc-story Frame
House.
The above properly Is situated on New Jersey
avenue, between north l. street and New York
avenue, in a rapidly improving part Of tie city.
and offers favorable opportunity to obtain res
idence or invest.
The terms of sale will b one third cash; and the
balance in and u months for notes bearing inter-
est from day OF sale, secured by deed In trust
upon the property; and IL not complied with in
five days after the sale the Property will be Iesold
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense
Of the purchaser.
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
CHAS. 8. WALLACE, Trustee.
mar 20-3taw&ds MCGUIRE, Auct.