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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
The TRAGEDY I'm New York.

The last 'sen,auJn" III New YORK, IL tho
bloody murder there, al account OF which
was published under the Photographic head In
Yesterdays Gazette. The murderer Was pro-
baby Misunderstanding his father, mother,
brothers, sisters, and two servant girl,, kill.
ing or woundiug all whom ne could fn3, and
then blowing out his own braius vita d
pistol.
Francis GouliY, jr, residing with his fa-
;her, ut oil West 80 h street, near Ninth
avenue, went home, and, while laborlng un-
der the effects Of delirinm, proceeded to the
cellar and procured en- axe, with which he
ran to bis fathers room and attacked him,
breaking biz skull, and i%rjuring hin so Sc
vereIy that he cabnot recover. Mrs. Gouldy
hearing the cries Of her husband, came 10
his assistance, when she was also attacked
by her demoniac son, and several blows were
Inflicted upon her with the axe. Two oil his
brothers, one aged ; years, and the other Il,
we're then attacked, and the elder WAS 10
severely Injured that his recovery is very
doubtful.
An elder sister, having her babe in her
arms, was also attacked, but she managed to
make her escape from the room. Inc lntu-
rated young man then rushed into the hall,
where he met TWO servant girls who bad been
attracted thiLher by the disturbance. lie az
tackled then in a savage Manner, and isti;ct-
ed severe injuries upon the head OF one OF
them, 30 that her recovery Is rendered very
doubtful. The other was also severely woun-
ded. Both were sent to the city hospital
The remainder Of the family were Attended
at their residence.
After committing these murderous assaults,
young Gouldy went to his room, locked nim-
self 10, ard deliberately blew out his Uwn
brains with a pistol.
The servant girls were apparently less In
jurcd than any Of the other sufferers, and
were removed to the Bellevue Hospital, for
treatment.
The tragedy created immense excitement
in the ueighborhovd, aud the strongest feel.
iugs of sympathy were expressed for the IN.
fortunate family.
The immediate cause which led to this
shocking murder, is MT correctly known.
1t was thought the murderer might have becn
d]elirious from the effects Of Dissipation upon
bis brain. lie Is known to baye lately drawn
Lnoney belonging 20 his father, and appro-
! priated it to his own use, for which Ills father
had reproved him, as well as for keeping late
hours.
Mr.. G,uldy was formerly n hardware mer.
chant, but some time since he retired veal.
thy. HIS son, the perpetrator OF this muf-
derous sssa at and suicide, was a clerk !n a
hardware -t)re 10 Plat or GDid sire t, and
had the reputation OF being a last" Young
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The Atlantic telegraph has again been d.
tracing attention in London, though in a
new phase. Lieutenant Higsinson, of the
royal navy, applied to Alderman Salomans
for a summons to the company to answer the
charge of swiudling him out If some 5000
invested in the stock. There was quite q
scene 10 Court. The Alderman told the Lieut..
be had no authority TO issue process 10 the
matter, and would not let him 90 on in read
ing bis charges against the Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
extraordinary Revelation I'm Russia.

E~r.rrcrdinary Revelation I'm Russia.
The LJudon News Of the 10Th, contains q
letter from St. Petersburg, which makes the
following remarkable disclosure. !. i, no
doutt greatly exaggerated:
The result ut the calculations lately
made by the we'll Known astronomer, Prof.
Strusr, Of the University Of Dorpat. ~reiatise
10 the true geographical positions Of 81. p
tc7sburg and Moscow, and the DISTANCE be-
tw cen the two capitals Of The emp re, Is that
the actual !ehgth Of the railroad IL, ty as!ro-
nomlcai observations, no less than seq
wersls about 50 miles shorter than IT'S nUm.
inal length OF COZ wcrsts; or, 10 other words,
that the goTernmcnt, Cor whose account the
railroad VAS constructed, has had to pay
about une-seYenth Of toe value, or twelve
millions of roubles, more than it ouZbt to
have paid. As the r~olijDG-stock OF tie 81.
Petersburg aud Moscow Railway is furnish
eG ~ au American company, VINO are Taid
for TIE sam9 at 81 much per werst, 1t follow,
that 10 ibi- quai:er, the government have
been paying also a most fearful uyercharge.
the distaLces have been systematically fixed
10 the wrong places, so as to mis!cad both
the government and the public,
The T. nperUr was IN the most vIO!eat
state Of excitement ou learning the above.
AID gave immediate orders for the s~trIcte-i
Investigated into the facts OF the case u be
u ale. with the view TO inhic, the most sum.
mary punishment on the parties lIcuipAtei
~ tuis netari0us transaction; out az so maDy
persons OF the highest Tank aud Importance,
are compromised IN the affair. 1t IL not iIke.
~ taa, the investigation will be continued"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

Many of our readers may not be aware
of the existence of sucn q prince as ChIrles
III. of Monaco. But there is a European
Prince bearing that title, and his kingdom is
situated on a rocky promontory in the Medi-
terranean, between Nice and Genoa. For
merly the priocipalisy of Monaco contained
So square miles, aud a population Lumber
ing less than 1000 souls; but recent reVolu-
tions have deprived the reisning Prince OF o
norton of his dominions, and his rule IL no"
strictly confined to the town OF Monaco, With
q population of about twelve hundred yer
soDs-M Mention, Roquebronne. ard the sur
rounding parishes baslns, IN q reoei''"os
manner, established their independence,
Nevertheless, Chares Ill. still possesses all
the privileges Of a monarch. lie can create
mobiles, disI ense decorations and honors, au1
what is more important, coin money!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

According to some Of the British journals
the condition Of a large p~ortion of the Eng
lish laborers is truly deplorable. They can
with great difficulty earn the means Of sub
sistence, while their s1cial comforts are few
and far between. Various efforts have been
made to produce a change, hut thus far With
little success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The resolutions of the Miami Conference OF
the Church Of the United Brethren declaring
the wearing of crinoline Incompatible with a
true Christians profession, seem to be rigid
" enforced by the authorities CT that demon
~ipatiop,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The Union speaks gingerly Of Vice Presi'
dent Breckenridge letter on Douglas and the
Illinois election, and refrairs from crldcislng'
or Directing to, its copterts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

A riot occurred at an African Church in
New Bedford, Mass, a few days ago, In
which the preacher was driven out, various
persons were injured, and there was a fuss
generally. Cause; the preacher charged with
.sholdipp on" to the Church funds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The Norfolk Argus says:--We are pleased
IN see that the Richmond Sruth acknowied-
ees that the war on Douglas has gone too tar.
We trust all the independent journals 10 the
Soutb will soon come to the same conclusion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The Union declares that "Governor Wise
eyinces an earnestness bordering on distem.
pered zeal 10 behalf of his western IDOL"
Judge Douglas. So that it will be seen the
Governors late letter is not relished BY those
s'in authority"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The most contradictory statements are
made relative to the Fair in Richmond
some representing it to be u comparative Tall
ure-others saying it is hiehiy successful
and folly equalling, if not surpassius' public
expectation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

From q letter published III the newspapers
from Commodore Charles Stewart, lp rela'
ton to the Paraguay expedition, it would
seem that that venerable officer Is not very
we'll pleased With the way things have been
managed in connection with the expediiior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

NNhNANIaA. H.
Prince william sens,orisi Di,i'i'"
Various gentlemen's names have beeu r'i
scented through the papers, for the Ssua.r
District of Prince William, S;af,rf, 30! 4 4.
George; sni it has been urged, by sgue
tho writer's, that Prince William i ea"aS
to the Senator, and that she will .Ia.w .t
rights to furnish him. Whe;hur or o.. iarl
William has this right or will iusi-' 4. .
DO not know. For my part | I'M org.si %
rapid rotation in fl 20, and tLink '.s.'a.a
general rule, In the abseGcc VI :rsSe .!ig.
ton TO him. to permit the rCpre.rDlsuSs 3,
serve two terms.
But, should it be determined, from ar7
cause, to supercede the rre-eut >ararr
for whom | entertain tho kiuie.t l~Cea-',
aud against WHOM | have heard D. en-.
plant, | would call the attention II Ct
party to Dr.. Jnc. i Gray.1n, ol this c8uoy.
as ODe well qualified to represent toe district
lie has ever teen u true and iaIth'u. 10
crst, and get he IL no bIgot-he kHD'. b''
to defend his own creed and gurrd the inter-
ests ol bis own party, with ut gi'I'e mo
50 his opponents. A. a iharuuAl ru''''''
man be has but few equals iigisa i'fa''
md understands well the waits % the q
pie. In addition to bis fitness. he l. fI:'l.
sivrly known throughout the dl-rrc' h.a-
a native Of either KIug George " StS,u-
Altogether, there are but few II any 81.
would be az acceptable to the people u la-
district. DR.. Grayson has been ~ tae WEI
for some time, ard the ~rI,or u 'bl- Va o.
knowledge Of bis wishes or vlnw- 10 F...'
ence to the matter OF this C mnunIrsH.n'
A DEMOCRAT UF PRISCE VILLA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The Boston Courier publishes a call to the
Wbig Voters of Massachusetts In favor OF re-
organizing the Wing party. Success to their
o,triotic efforts!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The dispatch from Washington concerning
cabinet changes, g.. is utterly without fOun-
dation. No change is in contemplation
Neither is it true that Mr.. Clay has been re-
called from Peru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

Senator Seward has recently been making
a speech at Rochester, New York chiefly
upon the subject Of slavery, aud other ag''a'
ting subjects connected Herewith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

Lsonsrd Scott & Co., New York, have re-
nublished the October number OF Black
woods Magazine. 1t has a pleasing variety
and ,~eyeral of the papers are excellent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

The National In~telligeucer discusses the
question "Wbat shall We do with Mckee,
and comes to the conclusion that we had
halter let Mexico alone!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
LouGnun

Several of the Irish employed on the Rail-
road a short distaoce irum Leeshurg, became
| of.uded With McWIliiams, the contractor,
one day last week, and that night, being In
stigated by hiskey, and not having the fear
Of the Law before their eyes. committed sun
dry depredations against the said McWil-
liams, such as breaking his derricks, cutting
his harness, throwing his carts in the creek,
Sc. Ga Saturday The offenders we're arrested
by of ser Rinker. and taken before Justices
Edwards and llammatt, who, in dcflul OF
bail, sent them to Jail to await trial at the
next County Court.
The Fall term of tho Circuit Court, in ses-
sion here during last week, adj 'urned Gu
Monday. A number Of cases was disposed
Of by the Court, and the grand jury, which
adjourned over from Monday to Wednesday,,
was likewise efficient in the discharge OF du-
". Several pres entments we're made, the
most Of them, we believe, for selling liquor
| without license, while one individual, as we
learn, was honored with seven indictments.
Tuesday morning was the coolest of the
seasop-being attended with q very heavy
frost.
RACE.--The exciting sports of the turf seem
to be again reviSiug throughout Virginia, and
in accordance with the prevailing spirit, the
"Snickersville Jockey Club" Of this county,
design having n three days race,
ing on Wednesday, the Sd Of November. Ga
that day q race will be run OF $50 yards and
repeat, for a purse OF $5O.--LOudo"W -bn1Or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
The Nicaragua cuss,,om--A War Cloud

A strong feeling OF excitement has been
awakened in France and England by intor-
nation received there 10 the effect that the
United States mad sent vessels Of war 10 the
waters OF Nicaragua, to coerce the govern
mcut Of that republic into 2 refusal to rati!y
the contract made with Mr.. Felix Belly Tor
the openirg Of al irterOceanic ship canal
That intelligence vas also aggravated by Il
report OF a new h,bustarIng expedition be-
ing fitted out by Walker again-t the States OF
Ccatrai America. While entire faith seems
hot 70 have aesn givcn 80 TINS lnteil Geacc, the
papers nevertheless, improve the occasion 10
read lectures to the United States upon It's
national characteristic Of aoueXatIon, and 10
notify US tn.t BE need NOT take any open or
secret means to possess ourselves Vt the 18th
mus Of Nicaragua, inasDiuCh as the maritime
nations Oi Earvpe vuu!: not for a moment
tolerate sucn al assumption on our part.
In connection with this subject we also
fad in The French pa pers transiati1ns OF the
letters that passed between our Minister, Mr.
Lamar, and the Nicaraguin NiuIster Of For
eIgn affairs, 10 relation to the Belly contract.
Ia the reply Of Senor Corttz. tie NicaragG.
an Minister, it is declared that tbaj govern.
mcnt regards as nul! ard void the two con-
traa!s mude With Americar. citizens for oFen-
ing the lstbDus route, and that the mission
OF Gen. Jcrcs TO Washington, was to cause
the principle OF justice to prevail WIFI our
g~JverDweut.
We are likewise informed that Mr.. Lamar
has demanded from Nicaragua the sum o.
sy millions Of dollars, Is indeunIic t o.
for loss of Americas lives and property cur
ing the tllibustcr war; that he has formula
ted against Costa Rica q further demand OF
,wU millions On The like ground, and that hc
purposes making similar demands upon Sal
vaInr and Gultcmala.
II there be truth in these statements and
meaning in these threat, the sooner we brush
up cur military and naval resources the bet
ter. We must either withdraw our preten-
siona or prepare to SUSTAIN thcm.--Ne~ York
Ucrdki.
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tolcl . 4. . . e d. . . -
Which includes the suburbs. --
Assessed value of Real Estate with
in the corporate limits. ........Sls,423,3i"
Assessed value of Personal Property
within the corporate iimits...... 3,'76,3'i
Estimated value OF Real Estate, out
side Of he corporate limlts...... 4,VphVVJ
Estimated value Of Persona! Proper
" outside Of the corporate limits. l,ooo,ooo
Estimated value OF Negroes....... f,bii,Uoo
The Custom House. Governors Man
sion, State House and Grounds,
Armory, PeniteD,iary, County
Court House and Jail. the City
Property enumerated elsewhere,
Male and Female Orphan Asy-
lums, Medical College, Churches,
&c, are exempt from Taxation. o,o'',UOo
Also, the Real Property OF the lanes
River and Kanawha Canal Com
pany. ~
State and City Stocks are not taxa
bic. The amount OF these held III
this city is, at a very 10 estimate 100000
aE..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
100000

Showing the total value of ReaI and
Personal Property OF Richmond
81. 1902
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ALEXANDRIA:
The Atlantic telegraph has agaiu been d..

FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 90, 1858
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
Population and Property OF Richmond

The population at this time is estimated to be:
White 10000
Black 10000
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-20
Art Association,


We have received the December number
y, Ae Art Journal, an elegantly illustrated
magazine, Tiled with choice reading, from
""''" We learn that the fifth annual distri-
OD',00 OF superb engravings and beautiful
WORKS OF Art, will take place on the lst of
january 1859. We have also received an
,T S'"'.ns OF HERRlSc's celebrated painting,
lNS Village Blacksmith, L, isafi fine pic.
%'e' exceeding lfe-l like, and executed in the
.s"eS' style Of Art. A copy of this pic
. " The art Journal for one year. and
,"aace In the distribution of premiums, can
W secured by the payment Of So. II. c.
.,'7 is the Agent in this city. See adver-
Nsemens elsewhere.
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RAILROAD Meeting.

The citizen, Of p0ttawa''am's county "";,
a n',.d i.r evening, Nov. 2srd inst, for the
lussaa s ~ consulting upon the feasibility
PatpD n;r o Mass Convention of delegates
'!OI p',F. to consider the project of an
{" Session Of our State Legislature for
,1s nnrposs of granting aid to our Railroads.
AZ. ,Y.p to attend to any business relative to
the prosperity Of Western Iowa. .r,zr All are
wv . - ~ attend. MANY CITIZENS.
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cT Senator BRoDERIck, of California,
arrived at St. Joseph, Mo-, on the 18th
inst, by the overland route.
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Saint. Joseph Female College,

Saint. Joseph Female College,
st. Joseph. Mo.
VIM CAMERON. A. NJ. Principal. Professor of
Ancient and Modern Languages.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT-WM CAMERON. Miss
SARAH BELL, Miss EMMA PATTON. -
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT-Mrs. ID. MCCONNELL Mrs.
+. F. CRESsEY. Prof. OTTO BEHR.
Ii THE VARIOUS ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES
will be taught Qf desire) by competent teachers.
The course o. study is thorough and pete; and
none but the very best teachers employed.
The Seminary is furnished with four splendid Pi amos
and special attention is devoted to the Musical De-
partment both Vocal and Instrumental.
The next scholastic year will commence the first
Monday, (he 6th) Of September, and continue ten
months, without any intervening vacation.
Applica ion should be made early, the number is
limited to One Hundred, including twenty five board
ers.
EXPENSES:
Per Session of Five Months.
Board including furnished room, fuel lights. $75 90
Tuition in Collegiate Department. 90 90
Preparatory ..................15 90
I" on Piano or Guitar. ...................20 20
Use OF - ........-..............o w
Washing per Dozen. so
Ornamental Branches and Languages at ordinary
pr ices.
All bills must be settled either by Cash or approved
Note This rule will be adhered TO strictly, and
quires but little reelection to prove its propriety and
Importance
For Circulars with particulars address
WIN. CAMERON, Principal 81. Joseph, No.
sVacancy will be A. led.
RefereEceS.-Rev. Messrs. Parker and Bergen oma
ha; Rev. John Hancock and Horace Everett. Esq,
Council Bluffs; Rev. Messrs. G Fackler and W. N.
Irish and Messrs. J. B Jennings J. W. TOotle,
John Calhoun, J W Crane ard Col. " r. tn 'nrscn,
81 Jo.erh NJ. l'?nr-.r,
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CO The aggregate of deaths from yellow
fever, in New Orleans, from 9th to October
3lst, inclusive, was 1853.
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V,HE PARTN ERsHIP OF THE FIRM OF S. y. & J.
i F0RTERFIELD, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Ali persons having Claims against the hrm
will present the same to s. n. Porterdeld at the
Furniture Store occupied by him. and all persons in
debted to the rm, will please make payment to s. N
PorterdeId, who is alone authorized TO receive and
ceipt for the same JAMES PORTERFIELD.
SAMI. y. PoRTEFFIELD
August ii, 1853 v2pITtf
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RABRITT & ROSS.
III. lS,.J..2
II. c. MUTT. IA. TRI1LE. }. s. ANDREWS
Merchants Exchange Bank
H. G.. MUTT g. CO.,
Council BIuHS, 1OW

VOHHtU DtUT5, 1UUU.
MONEYS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE ON
wi demand or at specified date, with without i'll
terest as per agreement with depOsitUrs.
Transferable Certificates OF Deposits issued when de-
sired
We draw direct New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Detroit and Chicago and have also
ment by which issue Drafts and Letters of Credit
principal Bankers in One Hundred and Fifty Seven
Cities of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
of charge and RENTED at current rates of
Exchange.
We receive orders to Buy and Sell on Commission
Real Estate in Iowa Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants at current rates
REFERENCES
LIE HURAy& Co, y City GREEN, THOMAS Co..
DRExEL * CO. Phila., Pa. | CooLBAUGH \ BROOKS,
VERMONT BANK. Month, Burlington, Iowa
Vermont. WARREN Co. BANK. Ills.
HARvEYKING Esq. Boston DAVID X. PRESTON X co
l.. G. BERRY X Co. Adrian, Detroit lchiGan
Michigan. tn20u.
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HoygiSh.

a Mr.. LELAND, of Shelby County, brought
" ms city, few days since, hog l6
-'a'ns old, which Melted 500 pounds. Can
woody IN Pottawattamis County show o
'se' hog? 'PErE,' at the Central Market,
ways On the lookout for the best and
'''e'' beef and pork, purchased the hoggish
"Nter'' referred to, and has the same on
ambition at his Market House.
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FARM TO RENT

~ LET and California at Crossing Of Ekhorn River,
70 miles West Of Omaha. Good House, Ceers, Barns.
with go Acres Land and under good cultivation. Good
timber and water for stock convenient Hav and Corn
for Winters use on 1t. inquire Of BALDWIN l.
DODGE. Cnoy6n2S.u
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Wanted!
On Subscription to the Nonpareil,
100 Cords Of Wood;
1000 lbs. Of Good Flour;
1000 of Corn Meal;
50 bush. of Potatoes,

Cheese Butter. Eggs. Onions, Beansin fact
most anything that eat or drink Will be taken
in payment for the NonpGrcii-cven money would not
he refused there should happen to be dcarth Of
vegetable
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TO RENT.

TNHE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
i occupied by HEM, WILLIAMS & Co., as
Banking House. Possession given soon. Apply to
S. S. BAYLISS.
Council Bluffs. August IL. 185S-v2nl6u
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~ II you are about to lay in your win
~. supply OF Groceries, Provisions, &C.,
y. cannot do better than call in and ex-
= 'nat large and extensive stock of W.
II. aNDSrs' lleis selling his goods to suit
,s' scarcity of money, and as good articles
D,s "a oe found in the city. Mr.. A. fully
b hi, s, his business, and goods from
s. d., wore will always bear their recomm.n
''0n' Give him call.
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Wagons for Sale!
Dissolution of Partnership.

I - SUPERIOR HORSE AND OK WAGON
> for sale cheap. Enquire at the Livery Stable
n50 SMITH h DOHANY of
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TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-A LARGE LO1
d Of Bacon-Sides and Picked Pork by
-. EDWARDS l. HARRINGTON.
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e. Our up-town neighbor PROPOSES to
believe that his readers cannot fail to per
ceive that the elaborate extracts from the
Bugle," in the Nonpareil, Of Nov. 9th, all
60 to prove that he has ''occupied all the
time the position we [he] now occupy.'-
We hardly think so, and are sure majority
of thepeople do not think So IA
'For optics SHARP, it takes, ween,
To see nhaf u sof to be seenD,