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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12
THE LAST DEVILS WALK.
By cHARiLs DICKENS,

.|uN.r tl Ni|Hp 4 i.h ''ti"
From his birthstone bed at break Of day.
The devil was walking gone .tA Hra
To trample and char the flowers to death,
To infest the air with his pestient breath.
And to cloud the morning sun.
And pray how was this devil dress'di .a
Oh he was s,.cased in an iron vest; q .r..t
His scales were close and his rivets true,
With never chink for spear to get through :
III.
And over the hill and over the dale,
He walked, and over the plain . -.
And an air gun, elegant, polish'd and round,
That would killmiles off with never a sound,
He twirled like n harmless cane.
And over the laurels Of full blown Fam e, am
And the tender shoots of the young Good N anne,
He stamp'd with his merciless hoof of shame
Ans he left his print on each. [tail,
And back ward, aud forward he wriggled his
Thro' rose. .trimm' d garden and lilly strewn vale
Marking his course by loathsome trail. ID. s.
Like snail track owe, peach. r.a. ..,.
".
He spied a laborer hard at work,
Early at his VOCATION 'N| L3 'l' -a
His prominence offered capital shot, a'.'aI
""Ohol" quoth the devil, che sees me nct,"
So he shoulder'd his piece, and aim'd God wotl
With terrible calculationl
'""' VI,
He saw young innocent folks al play.
Blameless, beautiful, wise and gay, a'
The prospect liked not him, rerM
So vitriol flask from his pouch he drew,
cTwas devlish deedl) and the liquid threw
O'erihe fair young group; whom he left crew
OF monsters scarr'd and grim.
e,peered into house; twas goodly manse,
Of time and weather had stood the chance, e,
And was st II erect and fair. o.
"Aha!" quoth the devil, "the pile looks we'll,
But I've fire works studied for nothing in hell,
If can't find out wien match or shell
May lead to combustion there" -.
M. p. AN Pc At. -.t 49, o. Il I '..3 4t. p "
VIII.
The devil could creep where no other fend can.
He found an unguardec spot, d '' 'y'o1,"
Where he scraped mine of his dilligent hoof,
s.,a ....s,sfj fo -lrgW- sl-aatroof.
And his train prcpar'd- 'd-~wall. piller and
Blew up in the air like shotl
That breach In the roofis mended now,
Its whereabouts few can tell. ps4a- It P.
But the devil had done his work that day,
So he crawl'd him back for his masters pay,
Which he oyally spent in jovial way,
With the lowest devils il hell.
There are many devils that walk this world,
Devils great and devils small, 0tH.
Devils with tails and devils without .
Devils who whisper, devils who shout,
Devils who mistify, devils who teach
But the CALUMNY DEvIL--as hard to reach
AS the snail, who, now safe on some distant
l Beach, e5 pmyil moor lrotJ r-t i
Is digestipg the core of my favorite peach
Is the shabbiest devilof ALL ..,. e.f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12
NOTHING BUT A LABORER.

In passing along the road. we saw a
group of people congregatsd around a
PROSTATE man. '.s .4t ati 4ats
What's the matter?" we inquired.
"a man sunstruck." aaas, 'sml a.
WHO is hep gsg.sf a.g59a I
"Nothing but a laborer.'' e.
Nothing but laborer!'' A poor
wife, sick and weary, watches every pass
er on the street, strains her ear to catch
every football, and hopes each one will
prove to be the sunshine Of her care worn
and hard working life. -"--1Af'.'
h"Nothing but a laborer" but little
children cluster around their mothers
knee, and ask in disappointed tones
"Why doesn't father come?"1'F
'"Nothing but q lsborer!" but the baby
lays down her only toy, and clasps her
hands at each football growing o
"Papa! papa!'' '.'s''' '''. ''. p" ''.
"Nothing but a laborerl'' 's" Fs''.,
But as the night falls dark, those with
anxious faces. clasped hands and suspend.
ed breath, eagerly watch for the coming Of
him whose breath is forever bu shed, who
will never again whisper words Of love to
the wife who has worn out her life in toll
for him whose cheering tones will never
more soothe the troubles Of the little ones
whose strong arms lie still and nerve
less, never again to raise the growing babe,
who in her sweet sleep murmurs his
namfe'ia9d yuisj y 4o3o1H agT .ft sA-.
Mark the agony Of those faces, as the
messenger Of woe approaches the door.
Hear the cry ofana auish the. poor widow
gives as she falls iaintiug to the floor
listen to the childreps' sobs, and hear the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12
Hanging a Woman.

Mrs. Twiggs was executed at Danville.
Pa, on the 22d inst, for the murder OF
her husband. Clark, her paramour, was
executed some time since. She protes-
ted her innocence on the scaffold, and
her readiness to die, only regretting that
she had to leave two orphan children.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12

EE One Jour Printer in our hearing,
asked another what he thought Of the
world Ia most tinquiry-which
was answered by the other in the state
ment that "the world is stage and the
printers are the horses .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12

SIeN1rIcANr.-The same voices that
cried "Hosanna T. when the son Of Da-
vid entered Jerusalem, cried "Crucify
him II when the popular current turned.
There is a great deal Of meaning in this
fact, and we may often see it illustrated
in The lives Of men Of our own times.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12

~ The Mayor Of a ce rtain town ou
West purposes to kill half the dogs Of
his town. and tan their hides with the
bark of The other half, -., r...s1F
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12

IA PRINTER's ToAsr.-Woman-the
fairest work Of creation-the edition be-
ing extensive, Ut nom an be without
copy.
Our only objection to the work is that
there are too many gilt edged and fancy
bound copies in the market.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12
/. :. !. KANSAS SAVED .
AT LASTl-AND A NEW
GROCERY STORE

OPENED IN THE MCCONNELL
BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE G ON
NERCLAL HOTEL. -0a,eb a. f--g
The subscriber having purchased lot of
Groceries L. Provisions at very low prices
takes this method Of soliciting portion Of the
patronage ofthe citizens Of Wyandot and sur
rounding counties.
Having bought his goods in view of the
maxim that an article well bought is already
half sold, he fatters himself that he can
give more goods for the money than can, be
got for a corresponding amount in any other
town in Ohio. I,.l = u.I.... 80. ae.
He will keep constantly on hand, and sell
in quantities to suit purchasers. The best of
Flourr Coffee, Tubs, Cotton Batting
Corn Teas, Buckets, Cotton Yarns,
'7 Meat, Moasses, Wash Boards, l.
o.. g Yellow and Glazed Wares, Fish, 'a5I
.p..5 Syrup, Brooms, Rope and t-....
h7HA 'v Twine, Sugar, Salt, ''Nf -.'i.'A
mod s u Nails, Water Lime, m lad fp
Fruits, Confectionares,
Nuts and all other articles ''' '''
usually kept in a Grocery Store.
Cash paid for all kinds of grain at the high
est market price. j. ,CULBERTSON
May 7th 1858. ''q''l .'''' uA' ''' ID NJ"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12
Forever let my grateful heart"

E know am perfect bear in my
manners" said fine young farmer to bis
sweet heart. "No, indeed. you are not,
John you have never hugged me yet
You are more sheep than bear"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12
THE, PIuEK HER
will bs issued every Friday, at Upper MS
dusky, 0. .,S2,O0 peannum. or 81 so IN ADvxcA
0DE-E-u@D
ON MAIN STREET, FIVE DOORS
NORTH OF THE RAILROAD.
Rates Of Advertising.

do Rates Of Advertising.
Ten lines, or less, this type, counts square
One square, 3 weeks or less. ......... 81 90
One square, each additional insertion,.... 25
Permanent Advertisers, by special agreement,
at the following rates, payable quarterly:
One square, months, without change. 2,50
Two squares 3 months, without change, 400
Three squares months, without change, 500
Four squares months, without change. 800
Each additional square, per quarter,..... ,O0
Notice Of the final settlement Of Estates SO
All advertisements must be paid in advance.
Attorneys will be holden for the price Of insert
ing legal notices handed in by them Publish
ers not accountable for the accuracy Of legal
advertisements beyond the amount charged for
heir publication. ----'-------- ----------
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-12

Too APPROPRIATE A TExr.-A good
story was told us lately. Of popular
preacher in the town Of H, in Penn.
sylvania, which we shall take the liberty
of reproducing. It appears the minister
had been welded to most worthy lady.
whose first gift was dowry of ten thous,
and dollars, with the promise Of as much
more upon the decease Of her invalid pa
rents. Shortly after marriage, while oc-
cupying the pulpit. he chanced to give
out hymn, the fifth verse which com.
menced, aqa a'
Forever let my grateful heart"
His words paused-he coughed slight
ly-then adding :-"The choir will omit
the fifth verse;" sat down with something
like nervous haste. With curiosity ex.
cited at this conduct Of their minister.
the congregation smiled some as they
read
"Forever let my grateful heart
His boundless grace adore,
Which gives ten thousand blessings now,
And bids me hope for more"
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NJ HEaSn Ass1oneet.
DY BANGS BROTHER Il co.-frsdsS ~
4 RarA

~ E%SyTnSEspAY AFTERNOON, NAV 5. n tociooL
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the Rev Taos'. CtAo desssa<
la. C.tboc Pastor ct Malone. Prs kiln County r. csmYis
s cSocs coec,sn works Of the moot ssesmd CsA
Ne writer's Theo'opcs aud Historical nstr.n,s o. "a. oncs
MAJ. Of ,bs Book. are cs MALI calf and morocco Bnai
m. ibv.ry a,o embtsces extensive vsnsty OF vNnsss
s,.,a.J .nd .s eou. Books relating 10 genera Lerstsr
psudns many .uper,y aud pofusely illustrated wos' uAy
and substantially bosnd Sc
Catalogues are resdy. - 49,,
MONDAY AFTERNOON May 10th, at Scl,ct
srrPPRB ENGLISH BOOkS.-A large aud very select sa
c,,oo Of choice Books mostly English. 10 the various tepSt
ents Of gsnsrs Ltetue. Including the oe.t Library ssss
al Sir Water Scots entire Works ia 100 vols vita ~ uas
su,ions Pckegnss Adne Poets, ~ vols IN morocco sttn;
Bohn. bs1y series IL ets IN ,pere yss oaIss
torisns Beaumont and Fletcher. Crsbos Sootosy Cowp
Sbai and oil the standard Hs'orans Poets aai Duns
s: Dickens. Levers aud Thsckersys books &c. ke-eA n
be choicest editions and mostly ia tue richest aud most ae
a bpdds including many which were bound for eKao10
the Cy.,a Pssehs whole forming the beat tlecsd and nea
desirable collection that has been offered G puec a
Catalogues nav BE- had sppicatioD to the Auconeeu
AT PRIVATE SALE-A great quantity OF Shelving aAa VIZ
CHera
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LECTION SALE-THIS DAY. May 4 :. -.

L 4.
~ dance No IS Wet 18th st. near yb.V.-Jss. e. :,
spi, sdi PNhr Chamber ssd DisIasroo FURNITURE n
the most coupleis CO alon sso OF Psot vita -a 80
fsme. Pie Gssss Lsc- Curtains snd ssstss mso.s a.
alcy Nsses snd Ornaments PsIior Furniture. ysy IA,
carved of -d rosewood covered With ssa bocsi. ssd -
vev-t Piano FsTt~ With pca irsd front, aat s,ad teys q
octave al making ss.ortment very desirable Cor tAsss 4,
~.rt every ss-. the house mast b. cold deosss -
b. required from oil prrcsssrfs
DI,A.-R0oN Rich Noyet Tapestry Carpet In spA 3d.
.a ca. Fs'en.,on fable msrbe top Fancy Tsb,ss hr,,,
fs Beds Chairs In cir cloth roseweod Suite Ia aAa,
order together With oil the crys's tOss-Se W,oes Ca,
pssn.a II msers 9obieiz ana Dscaotes 10 match rs n
snd Dinner se, costly Sirerwrc Tea and Dnn.s sxvs
Cskr Bs,aes Casters Coffee ard Tea lra Spoo3s R,rs, II
quor S,ara superior Table Cutlery. 1e
CH,sstRs Cosiy solid rosewood aud mahcsssy B.is.>ls
Ssuar, sop Bureaus Neshstsnds and CsnusSs ~
mssoh; over u pnrs Hair Msresses from TO ppaass
usis to ORDER counteFpsnes. Bed spr.,ds luua Csss
Bedroou Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables To~e Rata rcs
Sets Oilclo,hs Sts CNptts and Rode
Chairs Rockets Sofas: Hall, Staod Tea and Diasx Nbes
together vita lsg- and desabie assortment Of Bssus,,
Utensils. Gs, &c With which the sae vii commssos n
sac of the above FuIuis rendered sbou,ey nsce-say D.
posts satisfactory the Auctopeer will Be required from al
fpsrtie. J. 0OULDSAIrH Auctisa.sr
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DAsIEL ). HouGH. Auctiopesr-Ofics No. 30 Brosds.I
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE :

DASIkL ). H0UGH Auchoneer-Uhce No 10 bIoaasJ
GPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE =
~ AUCTION-DANIEL s. HOUGH will ssu Ihs
DAY TUESDAY, May T. at ct ococks al tho contents
the fyestory sapdstoDsrop residenc. No 2B WeG 49,
between h and Shss and London terrace Tss a's"
spmpsaousy furnished throughout and al Ia grntee ords
In the Basement stun suite OF Dining Furniture
tension Table, Buffet and Chairs IN match beside 70
variety OF Kitchen Utensils China DinDe and Tea Se SAs
Wse Casters Spoons, Forks. Liquor Chests Ivory Caoe"
Cut Gsss and Bohemian Ware.
Sac positive Deposits required Of every purchssef a.
la the PsIlo Velvet Csrp>ts three rosewood snts
and Hall Etsseres Pier Glasses Center Tsbles Fay Cas
Fsut.uis BIoDzes Clocks Vases fine Paintings Ls~ CprI
Couche- Bookcase. aud Library Secretaries rosswe'a
7octsye fine Engraving. ...x.
In the Chambers are superior carved rosewood beS@
Bureaus Comuodes Sofas Csuche. Chairs Carpets,
Bed.esds &c IS pure curedhsir Mattresses aud fine bAs
asd Bedding OF an kinds Catalogues be bad the n's
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HEAss LINDSEY, AsetionseL
A LECTION SALE of Elegant HOUSEHOLD

n FURNITURE-LINDSLEY & sHArrgCK vii SELL.
without reserve. TO-DAY TUESDAY, .Msy l. = iN
Hous. No Is! Lexington consisting OF magnificent on rN
nss Partisan Vases, beautiful sohd carved rosewood rsd&
es covered With French satin daak brocstels s,t vsr
eles ,nt Turkish Lounge and Chp Reception Chairs
in two snl6ccnt wood Esaserss Ceatss rA
Bookcase and Secretary Mantle Mirrors and fer o,ssss
wood and mahossny Bedstesd Mattresses, Spring Be1sss
Pillows Boosters Toilet Sets rosewood snd mahogany Bureau
rose wood and DA ssny Wahstsads Gold Wscd- CnsA w
Ring and Diamond Ring. - 80
An ELEGANT sssoAnent of Dining room Ware add Furncs
Sac to Of Ic precey without regard 70 veSas
B-A cash deposit required ot every Purchsser o>sss
a. he O. morning Of sale.
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A !. BLEECKER son & Co. will sell, b.
a. order Of the Supreme Court at slc ion 81 tbs Msreasss
Fxchsnre on THURSDAY, May .. 1888 a. - ociect -
y.uss FoaStor English Basement Brick hOoSt s,i LOT
with al Modern Improvements situated a. ,ns ssnh Gfs q
Wet 9Th 4 And 1855 a. IN. east OF ahsv Lot nh eil By
ss a. In house Is a. in By about ST can esuAa
For particulars spp,y to o. w " hi'N WI "''" a.
ID thr Anctoneers, No. BToed N.sUt
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". 3. WLsTCoI1, AuctlohesI - -.
INTENSIVE SALE Of FIRST-CLASS ROSE
II WOOD FURNITURE and ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
Observation-Disclosures Parlor Suites: superb Painting.
SUPERIOR Piano Forte Eusish Bronze Chandelier cosy vss
ic-TO- MORROW "wednesday, May 3. at 10y oclot re
c.eyEmbsons large and mos, 81. collection Of u =.
valuable Furniture unique and recherche WORKS OF A nHro
cent Armor 0sce Bots de Rose, ne Pisnotore Pier snd
Mantle Mirrors Sofa Ceuter sad Pier Tables $40 ysrd1 81 ns
Csrpes Beds and BeddDs Dining Room Furniture Of evy
description China Cut Glass Silver Ware &c. contained ~
dweuns house No I52 West 2ssts st. near 7thsv the 80
which will positive aud without Cstsosees On "
ready the house sale mo'nins Fos fun psdstisn ~
Herald and Times. 80.
NBDeposits will be- required from all purchasers ard 0'
able men viii be In attendance ship the soods
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printing.

CHEAP PRINTING.-HILTON& Co., No. II
~ ADn print Bill Heads Circulars and Cards. the cheapest
any printing establishment in the city New Type aud
Presses. Leave your orders
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RICHARDS KNGsL,sD AuctioneeL
DEGJLAR TRADE SALE Of HARDWARE,

IL CUTLERY. PLATED WARE. Sc. -
RICHARDS KINGSLAND 10. will sell AZ sact.o1 THE
DAY at Ic O'Clock their ssesroom No 1853 Brosiw.y ~
usual assortment of HARDWARE, &C.. consisting u Hay FoA
Drawing Knives Frying Pans Bsgins Sons best Saws Rss
Files Towes Scissors Braces and Bs Axle Plies Table
Pocket Cutlery Birmingham Tea Trays Britannia Ice Ptes~
Stop Bowls and Coffee Pots Plated Csndlestks 8luar ed
Trays &c Guns Pistols Rides Snaps Csrbines Sha ~
snd Pouches Percussion Caps &c large invoice Of Brussss
every de-. hption Goods sold in lots to suit purchaser
HANDSOME SALES Tt ESDAY aud FRIDAY Of ~s
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Uatfbes, Jemelrp. 81

GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
~ VERY LOW.
The subscriber is selling al descriptions OF gold and silver
WATCHES at less than usual prices.
LADIES 0EsTLEHsNs
Euameled Watches Gold English Patent Levers
Diamond and Eusd Watches Gold Cnroaometers.
Watches with rich Gu London Duplex Watches
grayed case,, r. ,. Cooper Watches,
Gold Magic Watches Jules Jngensen Watches
Gold Lepnes. Independent Second Watches
Gold Detached Levers.
Silver English Patent Levers Silver Detached Levers aud lie
pines Every Watch sod by him Is warranted 70 keep correct
time Watches cleaned aud less than the prices
Watches taken in exchange. GEO. C. ALLEN. importer of
Watches and Jewey, wholesale ssd retail, No III Wsl'st,
second floor.
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gtationerp anh fanep @oc6s

ORDERS for BLANK BOOKS, WRITING PA.
OPER, STATIONERY ssd JOB PRINTING solioited By
FRANCIS LOUTREL. No. Is MAdsnlans, N r. Prices low.
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90 printers.

A FOUR-CYLINDER PRESS for SALE
N The Publishers Of rHE TRsvsy having been Obliged 70
puchse Hoes Ter Cylinder Power Printing Presses
the world In order meet the requirements Of
their large solsSon offer for SALy THE POUR-CYLTNDER
PRESS which the ousds& Of their Daily sod their Semi
Weekly edeons hitherto printed This press
expressly for ushss been in In establish
men for sir yesrshS cost very little for repairs and
failed render good service. lis full capacity 10 Oo
Impressions per hour but lie Ordinary speed about 1000 1t
COS. $1,000 aud will be sodtioco longer need it.
for 0 T. 900 cash Appyo HORACE GREELEY Co.
Tribune Buildings. New YORK.
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FIRST PRIZE PIANOS sad MklovhUN :,
Il 10, SALE o. RkNr Ct vYRf Low ktt ~ -, -,
JAsss Cbics.tipx. B.-Io, Psass. >
900 N,,oi--oo, nd NOR I'D N.~ \. ~ rsh,s ,
~~,s KANOUsE. No 81 BfosavV
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YUNO ALL PERSONS GOING WEST.-An In
teresnx and illustrated PAMPHLET of 30 PAGES contain
Ing full descriptions ofthe Lands which the Illinois Central hao
Company seus actual settlers long oredts aud at Low
of will be sent gratis to going West wa
viii apply to the Compsnys Agency. No $40 Broadway
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Real estate for Sale.

A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.
IA and immediate possession Eiv-n-Sustsd on me rinn s
the bank Of Long Island Sound nidv bstw,sn the
fl Village Of Fairfield and City Of Bridgeport. Conn soJas
mile, o the depot containing from to 3 scres OF choe
LAod with If equired hss c'y stion with svrV
substantial and convenient House. containing nins Rooms
Kitchen, MIX ROOM We'll Room, &c. with eisi's o
Boidins such Barns. Carriage ouse, Corn Hoase row
Hnss, lccHouss (f.edl WISH Hoss Shop &c al 10 shce
len order; Flower and Vegetable Gsrte1 extensive sls
Orchard and also great variety OF choice Fruit Tho PosP
by and and very beautiful and varied Chorcs ana
Schools close proximity aud TO tho ey ~
road and steamboat eight Hes per day The Hou- 10 ,aAos
for large Schoo Boarding House Terms rason sDe $40
accommodating Apply N " y. ELLSWORTH, on the Prem
l6O PiDe-s..
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Financial.

n,csascs No rr.Dss. Bnx NJ Yoss tssS $50
4 DIVIDEND OF THREE and Nh-HALf
~ PR GIN tbs C.p.,s Stock Of tn. In.1.iou "a
.n dse6 psysS- and 49, the lot day OF MAY nesi Tbs
Tr.nsf.r Book vH b. e. .et on ,he ~ met
By order 0EO W. YOULE. Cs<hie<.
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Mdebinew,

J,IRE ENGINES for SALE-New aud second
il hand Fire Engines al tompete, re.dy for uss aud ~H
r.nted at No 81 Lafayette -pisoe. by J. Ii. SICkELS.
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A. J. BLEscKsR. Auctoneer
DEREM PTORY SALE of 65 LOTS o

IL r. X r. NJ L y KY SALE OF % LOIO OF
j GROUND WITH BUILDINGS. at AUCrl0N.--A J.
BLEECKER SON Co. will sell on THURSDAY, May Is.
II O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange SO Lots 81 4h snd
Lexington SO and sFhs, embracing two blocks bounded
BY these streets aud svenuesths property known tbs
denoe of Isaac Adrisnce, most slsby situated Ia
trail and rspdy improvns neighborhood The Grounds
hiaby eubeshed with psas uits sb,ubbery aud ornamsh
trees and the Mansion House ID flushed ia the comrt
with every modern improvement VIII b. sod be
the highest bidder Lihogsphc maps, terms &C. ns
Office No. 7Broad,t QSA
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srNFo> Dsvss. Aueaooe-t.
10y SINFON DRAPER. Ofice No. 46 Pise-st..
ID coz of Viram-ReSsIu Asction SAD. al ths herchsrr
r,b.n.e EyFRY DAY stocks sid Bsai, bought and sod a.
sAIE THIS DAY 4, u, O'Clock ses Cs,ai'su-
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IOHN PERRY, JR., late Of San Francisco. Cal
established Office in this city TIA. purchase
California Stocks aud Bonds Of all is.ues purchase
and collection Coupons due within the Sta for the
w.r6us State Bonds into the H.
will b. pleased give any desired information Respecting On
and all California Securities. Apply TO JOHN PERRY. r.
the Banking house OF Messrs Ashley Norns No 81 TX
rha1 re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

CTORE PROPERTY for SALE cheap-Ihe
~ valuable brick HOUSE and STORE No lSi South 9Th Il
William sbursh for sale cheap. Apply to J. T. WELLiHos
N South
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-29
Business Notices.

Attention is directed to r. A. FACES adver-
tisement, to-day. He has a large and tastefully
arranged establishment.
SATURDAY next, June 5tb, is the day set for the
sale of the brick building, Main street, belong
ing to the Rhodes estate.
L. w. BLAKE, of Weayeruille, has been COM
missioned Notary Public and advertses readi-
ness for business.
DR. THOMAS, office at Fagg's Drug Store, de-
sres attention to his professional card.
DR.. GATES, Dentist announces readiness for
professional calls.
PIERCE, CHURCH q Co. are receiving additional
stock nearly every day.
HOOKER received a huge crate of crockery this
week, the first ever brought here, also pipe of
gin.
FLOWERS are offered, cheaply, at Felter's Gar
den Store, by Frank
CAMPBELL at the Challenge has reftted his
: -, which are very pleasant and orderly.