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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
ERNEST.

It is dangerous for a man too sudden
" or too easily to believe himself
Wherefore let Us examine, watch, Oh
serve and inspect our own hearts, for We
out> elves are our own greatest tiattcr-
cYs; we should every nigh; cal. on selves
to accomt-'Wh hat intirmity have |
maSte. cd to-day? wha. passion oppos-
ed? what temptation resisted? what
virtue acquired =
On. vices will a}ate Of themselves i;
hey he Brought every day t. the test
Oh, the tranquility, liberty and grea
ness of that mind that is ,py upon it
self, and a private crnSot o. its own
manners. it is my custom, (says our
author,) every night, SO soon rs the can
lie Is out, to run over all the words and
tc-ious Of the pass day, and lie; moth
ny escape me; tor why should | fear
;he sight OF my own errors, when can
,1mouish and otgirc myself? 81 was
P, little too hot i'll such ,lispue; my O.
y Mon might have been rs sell spared,
or i g.yc offence and did no good M
1ll The thing was true, bu; aIl truths
IRE not 70 be spoken at al. times;
would had held my tongue, for there
; no coutending with fools or superiors
ihave done i'll. but ii shall be SO no more. >
Ii eve man would but has look into
himself. it would be be ter for US all
What can be more reasonable than thi,
iuily review Of Il life that we cannot
! warrant for 4 moment?
Oar fate is set, and The first breath We
lraw is only the first motion toward,
mr. last; one cause depends upon an
other: and the course If all things. pub
&c and private, is but long connection
ii p o,idenual appointments.
There is a great variety IN our lives
| pat MI tends to the sane isSUr. Natur,
aay use her own bodies As she pleaSes
ort .ood man hath ,h.> consolation
Aat nothing perishcs wrici. he can cal
| Is uWu.
Il is great comfort that &c arc only
condemned 10 the same fate with tie u
| .ivorsc; the heavens themselves are
| lo-tal As we'll as oUr bodies; Natur,
las made uS passive, to Sutler is our lot
While We are in flesh, rveey man ha,
is chain and his clog, only / is loosel
nd tighter to one man than TO another
nd he Is more At ease that takes it NJ
nd carries it than he that dragS i. W,
,re born, to live and to perish, to hop,
nd to fear. 70 vex ourselves and others
mi there is no antidote against q com
non, calamity but virtue; ioz' ''the fouil
a ION Of true JOY is in the conscience.
| Sch ca,
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FROM WA SyyrNGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 81


Sickles, Houcl and many oil er New
i orkers, had long interviews wi,h the
resident this mo ming, relative to New
York appointments. The door was then
brown open to nose than II hundred
persons III waiting. Large numbers rush
Il in and hurIiedly presented their pa
oerS, while others cOntented themselves
with shaking Presidents hand. He ex-
used himself, saying he would hear all
separately were it in his power, but the
Cabinet was about to meet in a few min
ties, to consider one of the most impo-
antsubiects ever brought TO the attention
If government. He had just received
he resignation Of Gov. Geasy, to take
feet on goth inst. That time is past,
renee said he, "You see it is impossible
for me, gents, to, attend to your case
low."
The officers have been assigned TO the
lew steamer Woyar0. Capt HUDsoN
is TO have command.
Col. Wheeler has resigned as minister
to Nicaragua.
Jno. u. McClernand has been rcco-
ncnded by sunlry prominent politicians,
Is Minister to Russia.
There was y report at Panama that
he American Minister and Commission
r had demanded their passports :, III con-
sequence OF New Granada hay ing rctuS-
d the overtures to settle question of
Panama Massacre.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Amendment. 10 Inc Code.

AN ACT amend Chapter ~ o. sesson Laws Of 1856.
TIE Peopis al Gs S.Es At Fisc2qsia rep@ssenied in
Sssdte Gni AsssaR>ty, IA enif ~ E5i),cs:
sEc J. Chapter ZJ o. tie session Laws % 1883 emitted
An Act TO piiy and abridgg ths praciice peadings
znd proceedings Courts thu Stae,' Is lpeirI
II said Act. the efeaabt, thaD b. asserted instead
t!rre Provided such II forth 10 cciion 70
b. tried Ia the C0uny where the defendant he,
he time ,ie = served with nous aud provided far
lsr that nothing SAID Chap iLj shall De cO1stred
change County wtVre actlU9 against COOPERATION
g have been tried fore the passage Of said act
ctp action against an Insurance Company III
nay be tried ia tie county where the cause Of action
part thereof arose.
sEc Where the said Chapter l2l does not prescribe
% What party oticsr may be -eryod
parry agent of Ter des atd 10y before said act
.Ook G.ct.
SIC g. After subdivision Of Section ei5 Of sail Chop
Ter - the words "ex,tp where Justice Of the Peace has
"37" occur, IL .sif saH be inserted ii. ed
thereof Il Section ~ whore ths words "sectioi l55 oc-
eur, n. worms SectioL 10 IA 49, sinai Be 's "
s;eai lheeps. Ia scctio - . beiofe ue hg4is' h'e
- "a 'i ~ Ri 4td - ersi- - 100 - -
ri rs~cves al.I he '."tseed ~ :s' q - " 9
tsa,ss 81 = all 5e sead - ," - " ~. 49,, -
sret 81 aofis 49, sfs er q. L~'s sd. r. req. IA
- "a nst -s rsscsd 4 -. 15r-t t!srs - tae
epr' seeti5E' ~ - eA- t5Ap - 20 hes-iy H.
pea where aipagaest sssl r. snle-.a b. tie siF
70 IA 4.s9r ~ So9f''n - 81 chsp'sr ~,
s.ji bs fssged nnt4i &tte taf s2pr~fon .! E
t genses term Court wieh ~1ud Nc 4sthoEi-
"a f~r eaass sbe T. ct As.5s sAd idslaent
g. Tte costa the rrtVs hug parry Jus
lee Court sssrs4 ~ sid chspsT 10 Prasided TIA:
~ Hals TO he party toaT u See
"a sy 49, arss s. esad thTd ara %
s.s4 re u sixteen Fsts,
So {. Moth ~ H sid Chst'er Ia q allie
,hs jsaes suTs i4sssss let prositse Tor - sS
preT % tie sa-sAte Il ssta Ac'.
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The wow swamp a.anh law.

Az ACT concerning Pre- enptor5 OF swamp a1d over
flowed banis Of This State.
The PsoDls OF the Snte IF Wisconsin, rep-eseated ~
Senate and ASssnqbly, 40 eRd.t 0S JoHOteS:
Sc. J. Any rcsid-nt OF the STATE Of Wisconsin, Who
:e dttc ~ te passage Of 7 act scsds up'u ia e
actuh occupancy ofay ~ tc sws AID tVrfowed q 's
State and has iuV o,uieuts thereon, she value
dollars per forty ace, and used rgTi par
sLai thg Igt purchase lands "a he
,inimnm prize OF one dollar aat twenty-five cent? pr
are wGcueyer The sane shall b. offered of sa G, uoh Tao
tethls tuns prescribed IN thaptcr - Of The
,ou laws Of i,J5 sE tn provisions 81 tbs act shall
tend XII lsa ada the Mississippi aud Wisconsin kvs
all ia,.ds which belong IA =. ;s unier
the At OF Congress Il - v: september, A d. lo tni
lee. An A:t to en- ae the state Of Argan-as and her
states to reclaim the swamp and q, rtilowed La ID within
lheir Ei.s cnHlcrriag the ~ thus Sta
sh ad. whether SAID lands have been surveyed o pat.
.nted aud the time for iiDg the vi the
R'gt OF Deed, described ia section l. Chapter ~ J1
fhe GeJera Laws o. 1855 is hereby extended to ta frat
lay Of Ju y, A. 155 those auds surveyed AM pai
ted before that time ana o. all iani' not surveyed AID
patented before that date the time for fling said rtGaA
ended to ninety lays ir"a the tim. u the r~tl 10
Lle IN u oi said u gier q" Deeds OF tie decrpt'c s.
ad ans by GoyurnoT, req rel by section ~
c ler Il, OF the session flaws Of $3.50; aad j. htieby
made the duty Of tie Governor 10 rd 20 the Register
OF Dseds OF the respective cOJutes, complete descriptive
Of all lands which may hereait patented 10 TINS
State la pursuance in confirmation Of sad ACT,
as p acticsbe after the patents are received.
Section 3, OF CAapter 81, 81 General Laws OF -.
hereby extended al contemplated by
ACIDS may describe the e ~ lnetes ad bouadN eany
lefu.d and in addition to the certif referred 20 ia
section Of this Act parol evidence h, he received hat
sad auds swamp or ovefilJwsh and.
SIC 3 Section D. Of Chapter -, 81 General Laws OF
1876 hereby amended, by striking out te words, live
OlArs per acre., H the second line, sud ting ia lieu
hereof he words one dollar and twenty-five eet' per
SEC Nothing herein contained shall be construed to
prevent the sale 81 any Of the Aforesaid lands at public sale
the right Of preenpol has NOT been proved up ten
lays previous 10 any such sale.
SIC D. This At snai take tact from aud after rs p.I-
'sye.
Approved M4reh5 1851.
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Rates of; Advertiaing.
Rockford & Aississippi Railroad.

\ NEE ing OF the Directors named in
the Charter was held in this City on
Wednesday last, and the Company duly
organized by the election OF L. Andras,
If Grand de Tour, President; +. II. Ba-
ker, Of Rockford, Secretary, and X. b.
Light, of Oregon, Treasurer.
The following gentlemen compose the
Board of Directors: Silas Noble, Dixon;
L. Andrus, Grand de Tour; Il. Il. Light,
Oregon;P. Smith, Byron; w. c. Grant,
New Milford; r. p. Lane, c. H. Spaford,
Jason Marsh, Set!ey Perry, c. {. Briggs
md ID. S. Penfeld, Rockford; VIM. Il.
Ogden, Chicago; John NJ. Capron, Al
len, and Josiah Bond, kenosha.
After the organization the Directors
net and ordered books to he opened for
subscription at Rockford, Byron. Grand
;e Tour, Oregon and Dixon ami mad,
arrangements for amectingo Stockhold-
ers ~ Oregon as soon ~ 100000 are
subscribed, to vote for or against conSol-
dation with the Kenosha & Rockford
Railroads of Wisconsin and Illinois.
The following resolution was uhaniln-
ously adopted:
neSo!ecG That in the opinion Of this
5oard it is highly important that con
;olidation should be formed at the ear.
liest practical period between this Com
pany and the Kenosha and Rockford
railroad Companies OF Wisconsin and
E;liuois, so that a continuous Railroad
under one management may be compile
,ed from the City of kenosha through
he Rock River Valley to the Missis
;ippi.
This action indicates the right spirit,
nd determination seems to be evinced
y those interested to push all these
'ailroad enterprises ahead with vigor.-
rockford Re7iSter.
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For the Tribune and Telegraph.
POETRY

Poetry is peculiarly and enpha'ica!ly
the lang uage of feeling. 1t is a language
with which all, however illiter.ste, are ac-
quainted; 0or all have its COZ stituent-
the hearth language originated with
existence, and universal rs the mind OF
nan. Its birthday was the advent OF
Creation when 'the morning stars sang
-ogether, and all the sons of God shout
ed for joy;" and though time shall have
developed the woodworking secrets
of the universe, and earth shall have
passed away into her primeval nothing
ness-thouGh the planets, whose glori-
Gus pathway is the heavens, and the
burning sun, beneath whose gorgeous
raiment smiles, as i'll garb Of beauty,
worlds beyond the fnitude of compre-
hension, shall have melted into oblivion,
still shall it live, bright emblem of here
after, steadtast as the godhead, and un-
living as eternity!
W |.
What charms does it not exhibit; what
feelings can it not picture? Il comes to
us i'll the memory of by-gonc days; re
calling 20 our affections the tender recol-
lections Of childhood, the fond parent,
the beloved sis,er; and awakening to our
holieSt sympathes as if from the Stun
ters of the grave, all the dear objects
whose sanctuary has been the deepest
chambers of the heart Il comes to us
Oh the wings Of hope, kindllng into lam
bent beauty and actiyi y the lethargic
energies OF mind; rous;ng by its exhlar-
a5ing influences the passions Of the soul
and meliorating by pleasing anticipa-
lions oifu urity, the disquiets ofthe pres
ent Or the SORROWS of the past
Poetry! thou source OF all that is de-
iigEtiul in the harmony of nature; thou
parent Of devotion, and offspring of fell
city! What were earth without
thee, and what were heaven without
thee, but wilderness Of sweets, and its
pleasures but an Lar devoid of sacrifice?
Where is the land tina. hath not owned
thy supremacy, nor kindled with rapture
while worshipping at the shrine Of thy
divinity?
Show ne the nation that hath not fell,
thy lovlin"ss, nor looked upon thee wi h
IN eye Of alteration, and / will point you
to ba barity. Show me Tie man that
darcs despisc thy blanGis.imel.s, or lis
ten with an inatteniive car t. the nelo-
dy of thy uu.nber, and viii point You
to a wrecch in feeling, p monster i'll his
principles. Aye, where is the bosom
that hath no; thrilled with enthusiasm,
o been lifted up in high-souled admira
ton, ~ the Lofty stanzas of the sacred
bard of Israel?
The hear that hath not throbbe1 with
cmotior-the soul that hath never bow
ed to thine eloquence, nor ever been
borne ;iloft upon the wings o. thine in
spi'atiou. Oh spirit of Poeay. belong
not to humanity for they lave never
shared the common xensibilties Gifts ma
tUre
ERNEST
March, 1857.
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An Act t. Lsylliz, C,rsain Highways
Published March 18th, 1857.

TIE It0pIe # ne St0te Cf WISCONSIN,
represented IN Senate md Assenbiy,
dD e,lIct as 1oI,0tgS :
SEC. /. All highways laid out by the
Supervisors Of any town and recorded,
any portion of which shah have been
opened and worked for the term OF three
years, shall be deemed TO bo and are
hereby declared to be legal highway SO
Car as they have opened aud worked
notwithstanding the Statu es may not
nave been III all respects pursued IN lay
ing out the same.
SEC. ,. tbs act sh all be in force
1'Om and after It's passage.
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Hamilton. March %.

The interest attached to the locality
accident at Des Jardnes canal was to.
day renewed by the raising OF the sub
merged engines and the testing of the
b id re which is now repaired. The en-
zine was raised DO pullies and derricks
to the top of the va C, and showed h"
forwad wheel Of the engine on the right
side brogcn of From he position o.
he engine, as i, lay on Is side on the
bottom OF the cana', L seems quite i'm
possible that the wheel vas broken By
the fall Everything goes to show that
the axle was broken. either or the bridge
or very near it, and that the breaking
of the bridge was from the conclusion
which ensued. The bridge was tested
with three heavy English engines and
there was hardly the slightest vibration
precep ible.
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STA:tKWEATIIER x CO.,

nEl'..S Med g mes, Oil, PANT, rcrfamery, Fancy
t.5.e.os MI l;us Of Parrn, Medicines. and an ex-
,..lruj assortment at every af'cie KEPT III es'ao-
E-..,alt- If THIS character
A.. 81 KENUsHt. WIS.
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10y LIZ III.SIIN.

sroyEy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Collector in
ri ,rrrry and County Judge VIII attend to all iegh'
'hl.il.r-. or agencies entrusted 10 lis care.
FFCi.-DUUKEE BLOCK, MAIN sfKEEi'
L.....-F,, VIA 80
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- If You would preserve the
ealth of your horses, exercise them in
he open nj every day. when no. in ac-
nal use. The same may be said OF
eur children. you self, and lie.
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". =. uOYT, u. u.

te,pcc fully tender b
,.....,.nl -,. y ces ia lis varous branches ~ The
f,.. ,l,,,,, ~, Man 81 nearly oppnsirc City ilo
uivt6 KENusHA, WIS.
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BO0IS. Shoes. Lender, FmlM-e, Sc. Every va
r. 81 c.c-y arr c.e pertaining to their business
lat. o. udi Of them az the lowest prices Custom
w... u. .ar Lca.her for sale. Hides bought,
~, Sc. Soc advertisements.
Kf,u-.. W.. Nam street.
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EF Be faithful to your trust, and de-
ceive not the man who conhies in Won.
the opinion of an old anthor, it is less
sinful to steal than 20 bet Az.
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY,

NJ \ G HIN T. : II Q y g.
rg'uE UNDERSIGNED WISH TO IN
foEs d.c pALl4s .hst tiny on hand 20 take I'll
Kinds Of
Castings, Stea1. Engines, Boilers,
Mliw ork ana rvoy;LLg usually dom IL Machine sAops
Also 70 Ukcrs of
LeonurIi'. Patent Thi.o NE S'scins,
O'aU = 5, winch We constantly keep o' hard.
fsy- CRDkR.% PRONPTLY Ar EADFD To. rs
A. LEo%ABD, }. Il. li0LI
.ao,la, February 25,l 1871.
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>. CLARK u SON,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL. dealers in Drugs,
Mel cuc- Pants, Oils. Dye-Siuffr, Grocere. and
al lajcu Mc,l ucs. No. ~ AiasH STREET, opP2@fc
..Cfy Bra&-kea O@l,a Wisconsin totfJ
4,~ti,rK......--...-.... ......-.II. +. CLARK
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NS!rR ANCE-He IL agent for various compan'e.
tuud,ubtcd credit, and is prepared {" issue poli
ID. nn l. fc aud Property, on favorable ieillS
8 -. See. al, e. tsciutHts.
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JASON LOTIIHOP JR.

y-. ,..r = Y Finn store, ia t- room occupied hy
y, s.r 4l,-, who iAve business il Lis hue are hE'-
i tu ,rvr hHn 4 cii.
L,Ss.,, December Isj5.-lyn.i.
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,,-,-rp. ,-xs-O Office. KExosaA CRY, Wis. Re
4. 1a. willow BRaoK FARM. STners. U Sc
~ hpglore8 oqd Un,mproced Farms Jor sdf'
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JOSIAH BOND,

aTOFNI.Y AT Law, and Pension end Bounty Land
~ TANGENT also for several III the best eastern;
IA ,.rr5,,,, Conpan es. ~ See advertisements
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FOR SALE AT A1ArcAIN.

1--WE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED ON
the south half Of hocA -, Gnow1 tie Baird i, D.,
house ,,lh quarter 81 block ,.t block A
IS kuuwn thu F. house and ban. atd qI H.
hrin of iots / AID l. block S1a III thr Nof'h Naiu Of
be cjty. qmt o5 GhAsSH0FF,
ktIosha, pyu. - / 80. .i,ad, Il, wahC d CO
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NEW GOCES.

yUST RECEIVED EN. NERO HANTS
y D. patch IS piece, oi prnts ais GO ot,d drills rap.
tj,s. ,ti p' SlttI =. r. ". BLlNN.
ke;.o~hs, February -, l>5,.
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= 4. PETIT.

frORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ano
1 ,Iic it n Chance.y. O5ire, Main Street
hruoNha, observation-disclosures ---
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II. T. HAMBEOOk,

MGR IVER-On Wood and every kind Of Meta
: N,,s ~ KENosHA WIS.
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The shadows of night had sng since
gathered over the ca th, when the car
age that Brought the new goyeEness
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I 900 CORD
JOU Z 5ND
w Q O u w \ \ II T. ID !

I WISH TO COETRACT FOR AQUANTl-
ny of good wood Any tu her 'i ,nyds, rou /" to
too, wal, be token Those having 80 se'i viii i" well
80 cali u {. q tSk ''d
Kruo-h4. De- %. ISjG
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IN. n. sCAaG

Il II. DOOR. AND WINDOW EIIND MANUFACTURER
I'd House Joiner. 80 Sh"r oh ra'h oIee'
a ~. tgtv Rank keROslt.t, Viz -
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In little l,itchea IN old man and wo-
man were seated near bright fire; they
were DO h dressed in the peculiar Qua
kcrcostume. The man sat with his broad
brimmcd ha' or, and with folded arms
eazed abSttaetudly inc the fire. At last
he spoke.
Pas. m:dnigh., and Mark has no
vet got home; surely some trouble keep
eth the lad nd. oad!'
Thou meet - have no fear: he viii
soon return, answered the wife, rising;
she drew aiittlv round iab.e near the fire,
and placed upon 1t clsh Of most per
lee. whitencss, ii.lei anew the kissing
settle that sung 81 the hob, and ru,
i.a2re coal on the glowing hearth
MARK VIII be chilled" she said fan
ming the flames.
Il hear his step in the entry now,
said the old man.
The doorwas pushedopen and young
man entered. lie was dressed in tie
sar gray Quaker "a b as the father
il was Mark; il his arms he held form
that hung i'll hIS grasp, without motio'
and seeningly without life.
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business CarOs.
SILAS AMI,S.
EDWARD Al. RUDE,

SILAS AMI.S,
STICE OF TIE PEACE Office next door
orth of l.. r Francis clothing store. ms.
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sE Pinrut div tae doc dab rof.
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sTLr-YNOwLFDGY.

March, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16
7. Ben jsmin Pulleu,
8. James L. Allsor,
Q. Aoysm q. Morris,
10. James rhom Para,
IL. Gilbert sc1enck,
City Intelligence.

HAII OF CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS -Pursuaut 70 pre-
yssos notice. yesterday the houses shantes sneds aat
miscellaneous structures encumbsring the Central Park
grounds put up At auction and knocked dom 70 the
hghet bidders The place sf sale n the wagstaf
House. corner OF Fih avenue aad Seventy ninth
oomm,siopers sropg and Hogg present and saper
Intended the sale Nearly . hundred persons we're
me oneres, structures be sold, when time for BID
ding cane tney bid with spirited Avidiy The sum
reAseo by ihe sales 81 ESQ There two brick
s0iioipss among the hst one OF wnich.tne building
originally buil for the CommissAry Generals residence
vnd for '2b The trims OF the sale wa ca'h down. or
srge deposit. About forty buildings were re.erved for
Ne use OF ~nrkmen engaged In the park n doe vas
sfveo all Of hcse actually needed would be cold
sale. The sqoAtiers and others occupying
nave gamer their effects and BY the nrs, Of next
month.
TEE rrlps sAIEs commenced the sh inst and closed
yesterday, having been eight days going Tue attend
asoe leading booksellers non Phi adephis aod Boston
vss good but sales this year light compared wh
srner cara his u doubtless due 10 the unqu's feel
ing prevalent Commercial community, WHOM makes
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fus MEDICAL COLLEGE, openirg for the fall coures
Of s1dy YeGefdAy The E2s, Tniresnth street institution
vss formally oommeEced and Prtf Barker delivered she
Introductory address 10 large audience Las! year there
-Ay,ou. unedioal restrictions and 10 Ike
nhood trai he number viii De Increased next year