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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-03

TIE SPRlNa.-We cannot but anticipate the very
best of times for the West in the coming Spring. Iii.
evident that in New York the excitement Of speculation
is rapidly rising to its level. So far it manifests itself
chiefly in Railroad Stocks-and that two without re
gard to their instrinsic merits. The New York Tri.
tune's money article says: 1.
In this position stands the New York Stock market
now, feyerish and excitable in the highest degree, but
almost entirely in a direction toward advance. Ip ether
words, ~buoyancy and confidence are the prominent
characteristics Of the market-and croaking avails moth
ing against these strong elements Of speculative eexcit-
ment.' $685..
We feel confident the crisis is over, and that mems
minds will rise ae rapidly as they have fallen, and with
the return of the fever and the hal. ~ucipation will return
the prosperity Of the country.
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the opportunities now presented him have passed away
The history of the great West has demonstrated how
short a period Of time Is necessary to remove eight mil
lion Of acres Of land from the hands Of the General
Government to those OF private individuals. At the
same time, to do away with any supposition that the
State of Minnesota is at all akin to the characteristics
Of the interior region We have been describing, We refer
our readers to Que particuler-that Of timber. 1t il a
we'll known fact that the great plains are utterly des
titute of woods or forests-as much go as the steppes Of
Russia or the deserts Of Arabia. In Minnesota, on the
contrary, we End the supply Of timber one OF the marked
features Of the country. TO the North OF st. Paul lie
whole counties Of pine lands. The mills of the Territory
are already supplying a great part OF the down river
with lumber. The following statistics show the amount
Of pine lumber turned out from the mills on the st.
Croix AMI the upper Mississippi during the years 1856
aud 1857:
fHere might follow statements obtained from the
proprietors Of saw mills at Saltwater, St. Anthony,
Iay!or's Falls, &c., upon this point
We would also quote the following from the report Of
D. c: Sheppard, Chief Engineer Of the Minnesota and
Pacific Railroad
$40 the westward Of this line,' (ten miles westward
from the Mississippi ives. Of St. Paul and St Anthony
Aare the Big Woods q dense forest of one hundred
and 6fty miles in length, by an average Of City 10
breadth, and dotted with myriads Of beautiful. lakes and
natural meadows. The timber j. very heavy, and con.
sists Of oak, maple, ash, elm, Eastwood, black walnut,
butteruut, aspen and second.growth hickory. The soil
is a black vegetable mould, from two to three feet in
acceptation ofthe term, is inexhaustible.'
These references will, We think, show tina. Minnesota,
although bordering on the Great Plains, possesses none
Of their peculiar characteristics. Let as now proceed
to examine into the qualifications Of those parts Of her
domain not yet settled.
In the FIRST place We would remark that the region
last ssfsszsd so-ths Big Woed..' is a. yet scarcely
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s1s = an
By eoddia 4 Appsrsfn.
TRUsTEE'a BALE on RrAI Ann

TRusTEEss sALE or REAL AND
= AND PnRs0NAL PROPERTY m THR a.
0HHHHR1O0, One AND a HAIf Vii. n III NV
kICHMonD by virtue II deed ef Wusf. execr.
tst ~ John q White 70 the snhupribeT Of record n
the Clerks ONCE Of Herr co County Court 10 secnre
70 navid Baker, Jr. certain sam Of notlsy sreci.
led IN SAID deeS having been requested By the be-
encIary VII precetd TO SELL 1t public aucfiop on
FklgAY, the 2lth Sop. ember, 1855 CONNIE nciux a
the following heal and n rsonsi Property,
beautiful Cottage Farm one and q half miles be-
low kicemond. called zeseus Range. situstsd In q
oeaufIlui Cak Groyeou Marion Hill on the Dor ne
rurnpi9e, contang twenty-five acres adj lining The
lands OF hobes Still, y q Landrum snd others The
oil - Of the meet quality sud has been very high
improved; has been cultivated a. market gar.
zen isr several years pAst, and d now producing
neavy crop: OF grain and vegetables There is q
build
The improvements ars nearly new, having been
NJ erected the paSt two years. and consist Of beam
lfui cottage DWELLING, containing seven rconr.
Iuiit IN the most modera nyie Kitchen so bIes &c
amiiy.
TIE frEMs Of the deed require cash sale INT
arrangements can be made, II desired for q Ion q
r,s.f on much the largest portion CT the purchase
Immediately after the sale Of the land will Ia so,
LOT Cash. all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
cnnsisling Of the usual variety fog ether with ali
me Agricultural implements. Wagon Cart, Harness.
sale BY GcDpIx AppERsoN. Aucts ae is-tds
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MI no. FHILIf MA1V6 bCHUUE VIII
Iva be re-orened o, MONDAY, the 10th of Sen.
tsmber in 8 room. on the lot owned and occ upi-
by MIR Thomas Brockenbrcugh. On Clay, betws Gu Sd
and All streets
For further particulars, enquire Of Mas. MAYO.
at The Richmond House.
au 4-2awzwStlaw4wt
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HuuCAxxoM.


CHEGAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ HAMPTON. VA. Rxv. CHAS 4 RAYMOND,
President Az istej ty CORPS OF competent Pro
isssors 4 nd several female Assistnuts
The next session o. this school viii com meucs the
Arzf MON DAT IN October. and close IN July follow
Iug Students win te received 1T sny time. No DE-
dn:tion viii be made for late entrance unless e be
six weeks after the commencement Of the srsuion
ter entering. there will be no deduction Tor atp
sqDca except In OF prufrHcted inrsa All SIN.
dents from abroad viii beard On the college rrsr.
ises except at the discretion of the Beard Of Trus
tres
ton OF the first half Of the session. In The Aca
demic and Collegiate Departments, and in the
SPECIAL Course, including Ancient Language and
Optional Curse for which the charges are extra
Mneic finstrumeufal.) pcr session ..-....... %
Modern Language, EACH Fer session. 20
Drawing. per N
OIL Painting. .-.......... 40
Contingent fund ihclnding use OF piano. school
expenses. 10
Beard. Ter session, including washing, fuel and
lights I51
Pupils purchase for cnsh their own booka sta
tjopery sheet music, &C, &c, and pay two dollars
each . term Tor keeping In time tho pianos upon
which they practice.
Vocal music ia classes at the charge Of the teacher
in ihat department
IL viii thus be seen that the whole expense for a
ru,ii in the Collegiate or Academic Deps rtment
without music or optional tsudies,. but Including
board and all conting 'ncies, Is per year S2I2
ii ex peneer IN music department are added $3.50
daughters free of tuition in the Coll gia.e and Aca
denlic Departments.
For further information address the President or
Sc 7-dim WM VAUGHAN M D. Sec,y
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TO CONSUMERs UF

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
I0s e m esyTpg pa bfsh The
GA BURNERS" in this ctS fer the same to the
CIT y n of Richmond with confluence ~ the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
TO the public The c3.sru >tion of hesa bnrners is
aux that tue noust OF kss TO bs CONSUMED can Ire
arranged q sui. .he pleasure Of the consumer. aud
shin quantity cannct be at cted by any wearing or
burning cut of the burasr. Will the ieuce of
all who IA used them proves that the quantity Of
light given by one of them is greater. with the
SAM amount OF gas, than rom any other burners
ever ns d
As the season is approaching when there is gene
rally great mpiaints OF large gas bill this il the
hssI time to apply the only preventative which is
in the hands Of the consumer, and invite all
who wish - study tconou in the of gas to
cali at our store and examine these burners
Tie FLOWING rtifcAte., selected from many
others are -nff lent TO estsb ish the claims which
present for these burners:
YALE COLLEGE LiBoaAroRT. New Haven't
have ties ed eliza ou's Gas Burner by the Photo
III, anh Registration Meter, aud have also used
OF them for two or three weeks over one of my
,ffce tables
whist, by the ihotometar G'eason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment for giving
hour, gave steady light equal to l6 patent sperm
candies, (Jadd's to the pcund.) The pressure was
regulated by the key, unit the Register Meter read
i,.sr PEI hour. b American Burn, r. without At
notwithstanding Ito teet Fer hour; pressure
two iacues; tqused also Is candies
Mr. Ola ou's .ontrivance for regulating the fl ow
Of gas 10y the movable thImbles inside the first CORE
il well devised sud skillfuliy constructed arrange
ment. The attachment OF hot metallic rods aud
slasa steady the ans, has good effect for the
purpose desened-apd thus ar. anged l nave been
abs to t. by it several hours Of an evening,
without fatigue to the eyes. When 10 full action it
give. the flame stead ness leariy equel TO the
st Argand Burners. without the announcement heat
and expense Of that form 0f Burners.
Respectfully, b. SliLIMAN, J8.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Richmond Va
August -, 1855. {
TIE undersigned having used Glcason's Patent
Gas Burners in the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
HOUSE for several months past. takes pleasure in
certifying to the steadiness and purity of the light
farm shea by them and above all To the economy in
tho consumption OF gas secured by the same; Tor
after using thsm Ia all parts of the two honses
above namei. the reduction in the gas bills, when
~oiup,.ei with corresponding months in previous
Jears places he fact of eay!ng of from 20 to 2
per cent. beyond a doubt. cheerfuiy recommend
tnem to all person, who wish good steady light
with 5 = ali Consumption o: gas.
t.igned) JOHN ballard.
G & RARGANIN,
So Sim Cor Main and i0.a ste.
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MR. LEFEBVKE'S SCHOOL.
1SA CORNER CF GRACE AND PoUSHEE STREETS,


The next session of our School begins the lst OF
OCTOBER, 1858. and ends the lst of JULY, 1859.
For ire benefit of young ladies who Lave finished
their regular courEe of studies AVID who wish to car
be class in Bellies Letters and notwithstanding
twice week Price vi admission, $50 for the who'll
session. ans SIj to pupils who take other studies
lhe greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the prin airy Department French will be taught
10 the little children orally. without any clarke.
FACULTY:
HUBERT P LEFEEyaE, A n. Principal.
WING WILLIAMS. A b. Vice Principal.
Rev Ii y keppier. John Little. N d. Mrs x AJ
9adams il blanchet, Mrs Miriam Taylor. Madame
Marie Estvan. John A Calyo, C w Thilow. VIM
Grabau. Eiiodoro CAMPS. Heinrich schneider.
TERMS:
ror W 20 20
For ................ 90
For English Tuition. 40 %
kor MODERN Languages each. ...... 70 w
For FRENCH. when studied exclusive Of the
English branches 40 90
FOR Latin 20 90
For Music on Piano. Harp. Guitar, Crgan, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour, a week ... 40 90
For two lessons (of an hour) week. 80 90
Eor three lessons (ot an hour wsek..... 100 90
For four Iessoi (of an hour elk loo 90
toT the use OF "
Eor Drawing, from Models. 20 90
For Drawing. from Nature. 40 90
For Painting in ater Colors. .........-.... 40 90
sur On 50 60
PRIMARY Department, for children under IL
p!osfs "a ase..... 81 W
HGBERT LEFEBvRE.
have Be eral OF my pupils to plscs az teachers
ersons by apply to me, may secure the services
ot competent instructors. L.
S-1Sfu
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~ Alex. MOTT, AucJr.
DRY GOODS epocp

NUANIIURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
= KlEsi&o:-Wiil be sold at auction At INV store
on TUESDAY, September 18th, con niapcina at 10
Stoves, &c. s1''u'o'
u Sss.vUAKIEs-. bbis new No Herrina.; 20 bbls
n'skey; 10 70 CASKS Brandy; 20 reams Wrapping
pers Smoking Go; 10000 Cigars choice brands; Crock
ing Shoes, Hats, DC. ~''' 0'''"-
els ALEX MOTT Auef
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? $3.50 REWARD.-Ranaway from

.Efn my farm, GRAFTON, early In October last, a
<EsE bright mula:to girl, raiaed NANCY GRAN
Xxx Az sometimes calling herself MARY.
She has bright black ey.s. long black eyeiashes,
thin vira<e, bushy head of hair. OF san ~ color,
STRAIGHT, Stabilize firm. aud steps long when walk
lax, and is ahon' hte years old. will give 500
f1r Ter apprehension aud delivery to at far
sud $50 for the discovery of her harborers with suf
fc LIT prof. t. convict them She has relatives 10
the city of Richmond. living nesr the ornamental
Church, and was ias. going fcop Manchester to
that part of the town.
au 3i--2W WI A CHRISTIAN.
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1vLOTHING AT WHOLEsALE.--We

~ desire to call the attention OF merchants, now
visiting this market, 90 our recent i'm provenents IL
our sales rooms. by which we are now enabled tic
show much larger stock and better assortment OF
Pail and vi ter CLOTHING than heretofore
TIE stock is now full aud complete, embracing
every variety aud style of gooia gotten Up in a
tasty ami substantial manner, ana OF good sizes.
W. manufacture our own 'lothine. uhGer every
advantage and therefore offer purchasers ihs ed-
vantage of buying from rst hands, and thus saving
manufacturers psoh's
We respectfully solicit the patronage OF cash or
responsible and prolspt six months dealers.
KEEN, BALDWIN CO..
LIZ Main Ii
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Sale conducted by Cook Co. Aucts. Sc,
SALE OF HOUSE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON CHURCH HfLL-Pursuant to
decree OF the County Court of HeBrico, entered
the 9th day of January, 1883, in the suit Of Humid
eys vs.. Hundley, &C., /, az commissio therein
the highest bidder a. public auction, on MONDAY,
the 2oth September, ISIS. at AZ o'clock NJ - House
and Lot Church bill. lately in the secession of
Clay and Leigh streets. The lot fronts thrty.three
fest Oh 2oth street. and runs back enc hundred ard
twenty five feet to fourtes feet alev ana has up
ON it q comfortable and commodions DWELLING
HOUSE.
The title IL believed 10 be good. but as commits
sicrer shall convey with special warranty only.
TEgMS-One third cash. the balance upon Q credit
of six an twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale. The purchaser to give good endorsed
negotiable notes for the deferred payments. and the
title ~ be retained until the whole purchase money
il paid.
,aie will be made at AZ o'clock NJ.
ee s-tds CG GkISW0LD. Comm'r.
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pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE =

DlCEMOND FEMALE lNSIlICIE -
IL The Fifth Session will commence October 1858,
and cicse the last Thursday in June. 1859
No material changes IN the general plan are
found to be desirable, but il il hoped the experience
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
hers secured, will give greater facility and
success in carrying out the System which has al
ready won for the Institute so high position
Rev MANLY JE, will retsin the position Of Pre-
.ioent. which ne has occupied from the beginning
and will devote his attention exclusively to the In
struction and supervision of the school being freed
tom the care Of the bo.rders
The Boarding Department Will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs III WINSTON end his Lady in whom
the Trustees feel that they havo reason TO repose
he highest confidence. Professor Winston " Ill also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Hes Master Of Arts Of the University
of Virginia. and recently Professor in Transy lvsuia
University, KY.
The Trustees are in correspondence with gen.
teman of deserved reputation az Professor of Msth
ena;ics, whose name will be announced at an early
day.
ural Sciences. of Miss NARY THOMPSON as instruc
tor in French, of DIR BUCRLrR, as teacher o: Ger.
MAN, have been again secured; and additional as.
slstance will be provided for instruction in the Eng
iish branches OF the Coll giate Department. Miss
JANE SrAHAgD, hirs ANN MALLORY Miss MARY
q LArHk0P aud Mics MARTHA 1oMPKIys will have
charge Of the Preparatory classes.
Mr. N z CLAPp will continue 10 be the Principal of
the Music Department, and will be aided by such
assistance as may be needful. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
fgRMS-PER SESSION oP NINE MONTHS:
Half Payable in advance, Oct the remainder Feb Is
knRI sh Tuition in Preparatory pepartnent......s3p
French in Preparatory Departmer t............. n
English Tuition in Collegiate De partment....... 20
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ........... 90
Muse on Piano or GutaFA 80
Drawing Needle ork, or Grecian Painting. 1885 20
Oil 40
Bosrj, including everything except washing. 200
For fnnthef Information, apply to
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classical AND COMMERCIAL

On 9Th street, between Broa d and Marehall.
hosaos wPe sNfr 4 4 An, Principals.
Professor EMION, Instructor ia French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the 10Th
of September
TIE number of scholars received into this school
il limited; that each pupil has the special atten
ton of the Principals. The OF instruction In
tie primary studies is critical and Thorough and
advanced pupils and young fitted for bust
ness or for entering either OF the classes in College
Recital ions conducted with use of Mathematical
Blocks Charts, Globes and various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had az the bookstores Of Messrs Price and John
II Kichardson.
One of the Principals be found at the study on
Bread st, I'd door from 9Th st. au l6--2m
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By E. B. Cook & Co.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
- EGANT
+ u r. n I II U r T.
AT UuTION.

As am about to remove to that large and ccm-
modious house on Governor street. recently occupied
tsrge and splendid assortment Of New Gocds, will
sell portion Of my present stock at auction, at my
Il instant. = 10 ocl ck consistir in part Of
French Bedsteads
CJriL tni8n Bedsitads
Jenny Lind Bsdsteads
High Pest Bedstracs
Cottage EedsteHds
eod Black Walnut Bedstesds
Mahogan, and hoeewood Secretaries
MAHOGANY and Black Walnut Whst.Not Sec
Mahogany parlor Chairs with rure Hair Seat,
Cottage. Office and W cod Seat Chairs
Dining and Banster Back Gothic Ch.irs
Spring Seat Tufted hair Cloth Mahogany
spItnid Ioui. XIV Parlor Chairs, covered
with purple Plush, on Casters
Children's Chairs of all styles
Mahogany Dining. Cara Work Hall. Break
fast, Dessert and Crab Tables
Marble Top. Mahogany. Rosewood and Walnut
Mahogany Tea Toys. Lounges and Couches
Marble TSe Dressing and Side Bcx Bureaux.
Corner and Side Etegres
GIFT and Toilet Mirrors
Mahogany and Black Walnut wardrohes
Mahogany Counting House Decks
eerpentine. Beaded Marble Top and Back Wash
Corner Washstands
High Defk Stools
Homemade Voltaire Chairs
Mosquito Canopies, in frames
Very har dsome Musc Stands
Ladies Hoop Chairs covered With best Plush
Extension Tables. AL kinds and Sizes
AND
variety Of other NJ ticles
The whole Seing well worth the attention Of the
public.
TEAMS at sale. r HOWE.
Sale conducted Ly 3 Cook 4 Co. Auctioneers.
cell
MULES, COWS AND CALVES, HOGS,
Iva &c AZ AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. 18th
inst, at l0O'cock, will sell at my farm four miles
above Richmond, on the Deep Run Turnpike,
5 young, well broke Mules
6 Cows snd Calves
lot eff fine Hogs
le0 bushels Iri.h and Sweet Potatoes
Terms made known at sale.
F. STAPLES.
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EOUED-by A Servant on Gerry street,
T. avsry iiae CANE winch shs owner can get BY
paving for this adverti.cnaept and suitably reward
ing the servant Enquire at this ofico.
"a list
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BOARDING.

MES. J. @. JAMES AND MISS BID
Av1 GOOD, have several yacan, rooms. Persons
desiring BOARD can be accommodated on 9Th street,
between Main and Frank n.
an 2S-im Up LANES.
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n L G. SALTEk'S
VI. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,

n L e. SALTEk'S
". ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR lOYS,
CNCLAY STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND
The sixth session Of this school will commence on
MONDAY, the 2Utn September next, aud cloee the
10Th of July following.
Tho course OF instruction embraces the Latin.
Greek, ana French languages, Mathematics, nd the
various branches OF thorough English educ alton.
Tho Principal pledges himself to spare ne labor or
pains to promote the Improvement and best inter
Of those ntrusted to his care; to theii oral
10 less than :heir intellectual training he wiz do
vote himself with untring assiduity
TEhMS,
6EAI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board, including washing. %
les. ......... 50 o.
For tuition In Latin or Mathematics ........ 81 o.
Fer tuition in higher English branches...... 40 10
For tuition in primary English - o.
Fer tuitioD in french.... ................. % GU
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RUNAwAYS.

Ag S25 REWARD.-The above re-
IA ward will be pad for the Apprehension and
n delivery at the Cary street ill, in this city
IL" II my man EDWARD, or EDWARD McOAN.
Ia, as he il sam, times called He Is q muiatto
sbun; feet org inches In height; has slight
> io =. and somstiu rs limps wheo walking. His
cou alebance j. Reneraity sad asioneti 10y In
iary from ~hicii he suffers. He left my house Tues
ply q c'othaa. in a carpet bag.
li--eo3st~ GLASS Mills
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T b. SQUIhE'S

LIZ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner 1t Main aud list stree, Richmond, Va.
The 18th Session viii commence on MONDAY, the
9th OF september, l>ae.
TERMS-per session, half session in advance:
Senior English or Beginners in Laiin~..-...... 50 90
Latin. Greek and Higher Mathemat cs........ 60 90
Modern Languages by Prof. e. Houdayer ~ 20
Drawing by JOHN A. Caiy 20 %
Persons wishing TO see the Principal before the
opening Of the session. Can d. so by addressing
cuirtInent. au23-d2m
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.-A FOR RALE.-The RTEAH-

ER BERREkT. wss built at Nor.
folk, Va in hIl of 1851. abe % "a RED In length,
TX breath, 81 feet Il pth Of hold, draws when load.
ed feet; she 10 planned with white oak tiMberei
with live oak ceiled with yellow pine IL we'll fasten
I'd and sound In every respect; she sessnrss 81
tow vessels admirably; she has ample tsSkroom for
bnrresof oyeters, vsgetabt &c. 1n6tnA 80 h rss,
Cylinier &c irches, stroke 16 Inches. hCier new,
having been ussd bat about thresm rnshs runs ct
expense OF SIS Fer die m; consumes Ds Of coal;
sewIy painted ard CRANES; hAa full inventory-
snchors. chairs. saiis. riggiags. hsvufsAe &c, snd
is ready tor business. J. DnAkDf, in.
ne Get. ses lsss x $3.50 - ltsss-e ~ 8altiuloro.
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BY Richard Cauthcrn, Auct.

GR0t ERIES AT AUcTIoN.-On
- MONDAY. 18th inst. q 10 o'csock, q my store.
bright Bacon Sides; d. Bfeasts do Of Ehauldrrs:
] do OF bAk ged Bamg: iot Of Mcuntain Hams loose
Mhiskey and Vinegar; Back apd white Soo,:
Wranping Paper; Tocacco; 0unpowdeg Tea &c
MA FkArHkR BEDS ANDQNB 6IDEhIARD
Boosters and Pillows. and one Eidvbaard
cell @ a@s3 H.aHTUORy
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By Goddin { Appsrsoa.i

ESIRA BILE BRICK TENEMENT.
~ MAR MlTCHELLsePnING. prK SALE Ar
AOSFI0N.-wfii be sold on MONDAY, the I3th
O'Clock. z ID, the brick Tenement located e. above
sor many year. east 10 the occupancy 81 Mr. Peter
Hill, Pulaski Sutton and oshers. AZ the ssle viii
pc made without limit o. reserve. persons may q.
tend with the expectation Of ting . bargain
TxRNs.-Onefourth cash; balance e s and n
months. for iabls notea int<rsst aded secured
by trust deed. 6ODDIE ApYERsON,
seS = Ee5s~ Aucts