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INV Jas. Q. McGUfRE 8 Co.. Auctioneers.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ES-
TATHRy virtue decd 81 trust barring date ille 25h
day ofp9baf A. a. lsae and duly recorded IN hber A. s. No
lqs s 44 No. se land records Washington county
c. VIII sell public Thursday January
half past four O'Clock, premises past
numbered two and three numbered hundred
teen, IN the IL Mashin D. o. the said having
trent % AZ feet north depth d 90
inches
The above property very desirable being
the city, and being sufficiently large building
Terms Of sale oae third % cash hfy dollars which
paid down ~ The 81 sale, and the three
ents IN twelve and eighteen moths after The day sale
interest," and secured By deed OF the satisfaction
Terms Of sale 70 be complied with days
trustee the right resell the rk ad post par.
chaser. All ancing the 81 ihe purchaser
VIA ii. WARD, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & Co,
Dec led Aucioneers
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A CARD.-Tbe Sisters of Charity ia charge Of
IA ST Ninoents Female Orphan Asylum
the Interior
handsome land
sss the orphans New Years To The
Other friends ho hive kindly remembered during
holidays the Sisters thanks each g Is
the donor remembered "a the orphans.
ora The Institution
patronage 81 Ne friends IT.
fnns have been borrowed complete building recently
ties for day school and thereby The which
70 support the orphan chdren Owing these
oon eraby appeals most earnestly
70 rs patrons aud friends Coz assistance.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il fRoPfRTY.-Hn Wednesday afternoon, January H. q
O'Clock tae premises, By virtue II decd
serber dated February 1854 duly A s
No eS, os s. o. aud TO-
county 10 The ihrc q Columbia SHALL sell the part
Numbered ave 90 No AIS ung % feet
north between 9th 10th running
feed le inches ~ S9iee ey together with
consisting q Substantial brisk building, suitable
making business.
Terms ihrd cash The residue mouths with
Interest, secured by deed IN the premises.
ZETFlANlAH JONES, Trustee.
JAS. {. MCGUIRE CO.,
Dec I'D Auciioneers
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Mayors Oiice, Washington,

OIL Hlh
II DEEM il my duty TO invite the benevolent to
assemble IN ther respective wards adA
VIII enable tbrn afford Timely re She suffering poor
this Indictment season Ne ysar suggest
ing places p Iea O'Clock "Wednesday evening next
Aanasry Cab 1885
Ftrd Wurd--Union engine house
Second WGri-frankin engine house.
War2Nrankin Bedding and Ninth strae
Foo IA Ward-eouncA Chamber, CITY Hail.
FTfi Ward-loluabia engine house.
Sfrfh Ward-snaoostia engine hnRs4
see' Ward rolonag l, edsr Of Maryland
street JAMES a RERRFT
4anAd Mayor.
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nANnsoAlE DINER AND EyENING nREss.

HANDS0AfE DINNER AND EVENING nRESS-
eIAdies wishing purchase very hapdsoipe
ang viii nd elegant assortment store, very
moderate prices We would ssse here that VIC have chased
largely the above GLASS Of goods this than
before being trade
goods marked them small advance plain
feel confident have styles Of light silk
they purchased 81 other house
Will take pleasure showing them pursuit
o such. W. name in part the following, VIZ:
white, pink aud blue SILK bounced robes 4arY ohoSe
shades and elegant quality
Beautiful pearl color aud whte two-hounocd robes
Elegant embrsdeed Aounce and
from $50 70 $50 pink and blue the $50 goods
W have 300 30 mpcr,
2s pieces elegant light ha,adere
and plain light silks, white, pink biue corn
culors
white and light eolorea twisted ybas rasine nom
SO 1856 The assogcrt Some d the richest have
eyer offered for sale,
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 Co
No. 3s opposite Centre Market,
Dec 23-ilod between III and Sih streets
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PoToMAc WATKR.-The long expected water gushed
forth yesterday and may expect to enjoy the lib
eral supply which the aqueduct will furnish.
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rs Hale. NJ Jones, Philadelphia
Henry CVllOn New York ThOnhnson, Now York
Geo Henderson Mississippi Butler, Francisco, Gal
II GTigsby Mexico Robl Lsrinton, Boston
Wager, Mississippi l. Whimborne, Ohio
chaz tcfot, Louisiana GIVING, New YORK
JnO 5 Mednger, Baltimore Scott, Philadelphia
L0ais keppert, Ohio @ P nonghery, virginia
Jacob Taber, Baltimore Jos 6 jones Philadelphia
II l. Martin G FethsTiDgtou, Maine
Mcdaniel Maine
J W Cerrey, Florida Thornion Virginia
r Pains, BliInore Jno Alien Charleston, Tenn
Milton Whitney Baltimore Capt lnnan q SN
A Thompson, Philadelphi4 nendletoa, Virginia
Jno 7 Bradshaw, Baltimore VIA Norris, fhnadslphla
RiOhards. 10 leo Webster, Nov York
Chas NarD. do N Nhlteley Delaware
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TEn FIRsr NEw YrAR's RncTruos.- Sixty nine yesrs
ago, General Washington IN The city of New York
President Of the United States. and resided in the
= Franklin House, at the hssd OF Cherry street On
New Years Day, 1880 be was waited upon by the prin-
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National Hotel.

Hon yansani Baltimore stephen, University Of Va
frank wotlon Maryland q Armstrong ; A
aller Bowie, Clarke Maryland
Baker, Richmond Watkins, New York
Walter Blair, II fIo1gts, do
Oh . u Mitele 81 Louis A family, DO
A II BAnnity, Philadelphia III Alyerd, Indianapolis
Il Tapping Baltimore Wells A lady, Buffalo
N seogery, Kansas Territory Thos Ewing jr, Kansas
@ w Bailey, r, vermoai Marshall, Virginia
) G wriech do Jns Randolph, rhiadeipha
Gen lady Mexico Jas Mercer, Louisville Ky
4 Polk Baltimore " w Chase Georgia
n Il Harry a lady, Charles co, Md seldom New York
Master J Harry do Mrs A Gardner, california
Mitchell, New York Geo ii Grlhu, New York
n sernon do RPManson daughter, Maine
WIN BiIln Philadelphia w l. Walker
A G Harding, In,uoiS Juo A godfrey, Mexico
n Newell daughters Wis chas Morrell New York
IH } EaslfnaR New Hampshire n Miller, Baltimore
gno ] Floyd, Balllinore A Cone, DO
Miss fmnlers, Rhode island Capt Hays New York
Hon VIM II ltos. Delaware L Peyton, Philadelphia
WIN Il Rice Kentucky $ A Alien. New York
pr l. Dolyns, Maryland Jewetii California
Mrs Bnler, New YORK Il @ Woodward, New York
j II MuTray, Virginia II Leonard DO
r. A E.es, Kansas Burke, New Hampshire
n q : King Maryland G L Robinson, Philadelphia
Wright Prof PedeFow England
d Hobbs. Maryland hon Richard Mott Ohio
John A washington Virginia Misses Mott, do
BarlDgae, Massachusetts, Bon Bishop Connecticut
A Phelps Connecticut Henry Hayes, Brooklyn
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United states Hotel.

Jas Molrer, Virginia Pr Rawlings DC
j Fresze Providence, l " Evans, Maryland
Hugh Klnenlan Mississippi Gresnleas lady, Virginia
II @ Worthingten C A Woodward
A Haree, South Carolina Geo Baker, Baltimore
J ID wilnoi, Missouri jos Guild, Alabama
II Mead New York city A Farmer, Virginia
6 Miller, Pennsylvania w tals, Virginia
JAS Miller, Mississippi w Richards, do
DIR II o Davidson II C II n stuart, New Jersey
o A Hume, Cnclnnati, o III G Brown, New York
L A Haines, do FRANK Miller virginia
B A Cole & lady. North Carolina Vim II wAtron DO
wr Perry, Ohio &cAhlor, ID
g S Taliaferro Washington Angaste, do
w M s.abier, Alexandria Geo Enin Baltimore
Purcell do Edwin Dill Flfgua
w A Smith, do JkHarrts, do
y overall, Louisiana ahos Jones, do
NJ II RoEers, Philadelphia Jao skiles, Delaware
II Barge, Ponns yyana FAyette Ceppsrt, Virginia
Y More. do q Hunter DO
Harris University Of Va s Il AdaInson, Memphis Tenn
w 7 Young, Virginia ccaarnbers, California
A 1. iAydo, BALTIMORE duo II S;seltoD Virginia
yohn NJ Gayle, firgini@ Rogers, Philadelphia
d Gfayson, do Wan u craHlord DO
Barbour, do Mr Marshall, Virginia
q shelton lady. x children
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T,INE EDITIONS OF ENCLIsU AM ANERI

n
il icrians Poetry, the Drama, Belle writers
collection which approaches completeness
editions many Of the standard frerh authors naey
family Bibles both English American editions
morocco,
French Eorsh Drawing Books collection the
beautifully illustrated books the day many of them permanent
Cor by the undersigned extremely prices
iy imported from Europe by himself
Jan FRANCk TAYLOR.
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STRAW HATS AT wHoLRsALE.

Il IIERAIURE.--Fine Library editions IN nie,,
IL bindings. frustrated Of 49,
Lamb Addlsoo ffedng snoIet Dean SWIM Foe Mack
MaoaniSy 'aryle Shakespeare Spectator Eanlr raller
ih ioen Burton liobha many rir MOS e,tee1
h and American authors lately
mostly imported by himself direct london ana for SAN al Is
low prices as at amy point in III uniea ssatcs.
Dee % I'M yyar
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John d. HALL,

Esssv 81 ne EsuaspiRe lIadl Drly Enquirer,
OFFERS chat establishment for sale Evansville
NJ has ruiatoB 81 about rs nhaba-nis ie FDqufe
fbe ony a1iT dernccraic paper ho nd4ns
which gives democratic fnslory Of
ezreiens operiug amhtsus Poican as-lwfs
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GRAND DISPLAY.

UNAND DISPLAY!
1 AlhES bALOOA----t. Haufcr would respectful
W inform hi patrons and The public viii I'M ,ape ~,
the hfsi tine al has No a52 xne ne
tNeh i2t and 10th streets rch 81 f
fancy goods superior thing a. befr ~ III,
manufactured by the hrs, l~r his own rrr ana
prcsslg for Christmas aud New Year presents 2 49, =
Beautiful fancy bnxes of heather
Rich carved SAX boxes
6lave boxes, satin boxes
Jewelry boxes, velvet ,,nSes
handsome eaain~cd boxes
Fancy bonboGaeres of every description
sheh my tsafi baskets, with npe ornaments
NpFoeAles lnnissaneAes
lAilfrrs rnstiqaes, potnIadeur baskets
N'Tpelue . pnanseres fancy bas
flNnes dc tanAse with nne ene
IS es,laet 9 o0rnaefrias fancy toys, and
Dec l7--eod2Mn
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NJ ~. - 49, = q ~. are prepared to exc
,,s ~ rAe's shh whih favored IN fhc
fsh'ans c@s, oT steam hspg bp ness y '''
tS''s o' va S''s ey~ doors ~et Of Pensypass arruut)
Where may be found complete Assonaeai s hsssert aud other
sss steam and water hStures IN
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WIZARDS, Hotel.


u Logan New York Or Treseoi, Charleston, c
q Y Inm lady JAS w Watson, Georgetown, Cal
IA Hepburn, California u TAbLscoiie, New Orleans
VI lady New York v casnne, do
CfeSaier de Ornelas a. servant, J w Clarke. Boston
Portuguese Legation Benz Wiggin, Maine
Capt o Cord, lady, 4 children, Mrs Wiggin, do
A Hatch, do
sr Morgan, Washington Mrs Hatch, do
VIVA j seaburs, New York Mr. 4 Mrs HaddIick fhaagp
WIN n yeloss, d. Jas n ilane, New Haven, Gsnn
III /, Rey leas, Maryland CT Bradley, do
kenison Philadelphia JAS Suwen llliadclpsia
Major L b Tower UsA Marshall Wilder, Boston
Edward ow Washington, Iioibrook ady Vermont
A Naiut, New York u Bleas, south Carolina
Dion 3ourricauh 4 lady, d. Lord Bury England
Anspach Philadelphia Lady Bury, do
Y Andrees, Ohio } Nielsen a. 2 servants, DO
Jno A Reanara, Illinois Jgo Muiln u SA
Il s Robertson Richmond Calhoun Denhan California
w Todd, Y sA Wan IMwlon kew Rsrk
Thos Ianey Sew York PC Eusi, California
1Iarra, Richmond CT Maynard, Virginia
Caldwell, jr, Philadelphia VI seulaeo Mississippi
A Witbers, New Orleans Master Tassiey, do
Maco1nber lady, n York CaIi snnuel Jones, L 81
Henry wilkins, California Il X Robinson, Philadelphia
IA soepp, Eastcn, Pa Myers, Virgins
Lewis Harrisburg Pa MareTneger jr, New Yars
White lazy Wisconsin y Montgomery, New York
/. Won zslder, Denmark Mrs Noen daughter, Tuxas
Hon iisDry Philips, Phladel RSblty Norwich, Conn
phia Hon , j Hatch, Bafslo
Parker lady, do Hon Sam Houston Texas
fAcut & Mrs Barnett, do Hon Jno Cochran, geA York
Corning lady York Hon Inp Hickman, ssFann
Daniel Lord, do VIM lAnfad, Pfoydenoe, RI
II Wilson, Massachusetts,
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MADAME MENAGER. DE PARIS. + STREET

MI ApAME MENAGER, DE PARIS, r STREET
III No 4oo two doors from ard uper
has The honor 70 ladies
e n haf she has opened al the aboye n.n
nhVf9 establishment, which for
sst Of fagsian .sualed Ia
washington careful attention given making a.
and The general decorations
sls Clothes made up style robes
N es rythg connected with this department. prepared
the bonnet department vii consist latest uporiA
tons frer every Steamer Paris.
Whatever may race,, A..
end carefully - Nf'S
NNFfhAA s'pO N'fN"aneh wanted Dec es--sl1sliH
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aDrNNER PARTIES

nINNER PARTIES viii be furnished -.
IL at IS. a. and - per bead; or, h J" ia'nihes
AZ ,le moderate char. AZ prepare dinner
Ta.ose vxi.as,- % Ton hia services.
he ~ avoid the trouble ef marketing cAnb best
asrrxet ahtgia aeni 70 iher houses cost uices.
One dishes viii be part those
who desire guaranty 20 furnish better any
o. or esiabishmeut IN the CITY, saving u rs
G GArTih1 CSC Penn. nr
Dec 2neoU between lgh and lSth strcet
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CsHURCHS NIAGARA AND BANKERS III
Y cuFssop ~
o. the above
riaeeni paintings VIII be on view for week longer,
exhibition building Peunsy
doors Of Messrs. ADMISSION
20 cent
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| - FOR ls59.-TAYL0R a. MAURY have
received large lot wear n greHt
variety q styles and sizes, pocket
nly Journal With aud thre page, leaves Coz
entries a notes and bl and private acoun Daes
Money Wallet. combined, bound Turkey AMI Morocco Daily re-
membranes sc Also, the Family Expense Book for keeping
account II household and inliaental expenses.
Bookstore, No 3Ss Prnnsy iyAna
ian
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MUSICAL AND INTELLECTUAL ENTERTAIN
MISS ~ a BAKER,
CA bind ady) viii delyer her prose poem
tNNER LIFE accompanied by musical pieces
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE, tis evening JANUARY g.
Doors open at I; commencing at ocock
cents Maurys bookstore Penn
syyan between 9th and 10th streets also
Jan Z.
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FORTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF The COLUM-
Ria TYPoGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

The Columbia Typographical Society celebrated is
S,rts- fourth anniversary last evening al Odd Fellows
HM The exercises coGaIasnoel with "qu ekstep,
performed BY SlaToelers bA1d follow by symphony
Introd actory remarks then made by w Nc
lean, esq showing the present hOurahing position Of
the SO ~cty Seventy nine new members have been adj
ntsed during the past year. and the finances are IN
prosperous condition. quArtetse Print, Comrades,
Print was then sung by quartette club after which
Hon Horatlo King Fim Assistant Postmaster General,
delivered the foIlosing
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DR0FESSOR DONALD MACLEOp'S Lectures to
u ladesThe second dyon 81 the English Iatera
tire will nnsas Of the distinguished
Caroline Ena 10 the Georgian Era The ntrouctor
M.on" Will be delivered CLASSROOM street seen
nth and leh "Wednesday January d III O'Clock M
literary studies re-
creations invited attead
IAn EXERCISES private viii be
sgIaed On Monday, January 81, AT O'Clock
Jan 1--ain
4 CARD.--We beg to announce to those Of CUR
IA customers who have accounts they have re
Ecerey been nlade the 9Th rresenied
during the week for payment Which Ne respectfully ask and
confidently hope VIII be prorIay reSl2ndedt to-
29-2uif ~ lsnlr Rpa M
MOUNT VERNON PICTURES IN AID OF THE
mi Muunt vern Fund.
Front Vie Of Mount Vernon Mansion 81 90
Back do 90
Front &, :, DO The tomb Of Washington, %
the Tor IS 50 y - 1891
YAfiaR MAURr, ss4 Penn avenue
~ ~i--ea Agents for Washington.
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- iu-s W lie GOLD EADLE.--Engravings -
~ splendid lot Of which Is for wagnsrs ga
Also, AL kind Of gilt Idctuse frames. mes ,r
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PHILHARMONIC HALL.
TUESDAY EvSlSs January 4, 1854,
sTEPHRA MAssETT,
'JFsss EI~s, FHEsulIKp
WIN have the honor Of appearing IN his
ORIGINAL ENTERTAINMENT
Entitled,
SONG AND CfIITCHAT or TRAyEl. M MANY LANDS
On the above evening which have
fashionable audiences at New York. Philadelphia &C.
thS most
ENTHUSIASTIC APpI.AUsE.
Tickets the the door
Doors AT z; O'Clock
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fortunately in possession Of ample materials
10 reference TO the private history Of
tia, worthy, to enable US to do full justice
to the subject.
I,,,no,s-The Senatorial Qus.,,ou.

The Illinois Legislature met on Monday
last. An organization was effected on
Tuesday, the Democratic nominees being
elected in each house They are as follows /:
Speaker If the House. William II. Morrison,
ofAonroe.
Ciak.-David f. Head, Of Hancock.
assistant Cierks.--Z. Ryan, and L. Rhaum.
Doorkseper. J. w. Comet, OF Chi
csgo.
CLERK Of the Senate p. ID. Preston.
Asststant Ser efariss.-J. W. smith, and John
Sergeant at A,mu.--David J. waggoner, OF
Fulton.
On the same evening II caucus OF the
Democratic members was held every Sen.
ator and Representative was present
DOUGLAS was nominated for the L. S. Sen.
ate, by reclamation and each member OF
the caucus individually pledged himself To
vote for the little giant" The correspon.
den, OF the st. Louis Republican states that
80 anxious are the Democratic members to
elect DOUGLAS that their zeal has got the
better of their knowledge Of Legislative
procedure.
On Wednesday last, joint resolution
passed both Houses OF the Legislature, to
20 into Joint Convention for the election
ola U. s. Senator, on Thursday. at 2 I'm
In our next issue, we hope to announce
DOUGLAS reelection.
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Any attempt to defect commerce from its
natural channels, by agreements Of this sort,
must necessarily fail. This resolving that
people shall not trade where they please. is
like resolving that water shall not run down
hill, or that good navigation exists where
nature and ten years OF fruitless experiment
have proved it to be impracticablc.
We don't see tina, 81. Anthony has any
other way to keep her citizens from trading
at st. Paul, than to build high wall-a
seven fold Babylonish rampant around that
town, and perwit no one to pass the gates
without passport r,sed by the Mayor,
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may require. ~ entertaining and hr~!y
ssainiaining fh,s docfyrrs had TIE nnstortuns to
BE- dspossd from NY posiiion on the Commiffes o."
Fmngn Affairs in 1857. was degraded then,
because my opinions were in opposition TO the
views Of the senate on the Clayton. Bulwer
treaty, and have. lived to the see day when that
Senate and the American people think thse |
did right then. by following duty and sacrificing
position. All that public man has TO DO is to
follow his principles withersoever their official
consequences may larry him. These questions OF
domestic policy, or States rights, of popular
sovereignty, will follow ana maintain, tight
ing oil who fgh, them and supporting all who
support them.
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ed BR0ws

Senator DoCGLn, 10 hls speech in New
York, in reply to a complimentary sere-
made, expressed him-li As utterly opposed to
the principle incorporated in the Clayton
Bulwer Treaty. lie sAid
Let oar foreign policy be Consistent -iib cur
fgiqre duty, and hence ls, us asver make .
treaty with Frsoee or With EagGnd or With
any foreign power. tying eur hands In latnre In
opposition 10 saai oar intsres: sns oar safety
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Miss Abigail Gardner. who was taken by
lukpaautah's band OF Indians in tho winter Of
ls56 81, now resides At Hampton, Iowa. II
will be rccollectcd that the males OF the party
were Killed. and that the four women were
compelled 10 wade through the deep snow for
many weary mile, bearing heavy burdens,
aud being subjected 10 the most horrible in.
digni,ies AT their hands. Miss q. and Mrs
Marble were rescued. but the others fell vie
Tins TO the barbarity Of their savage torment
ors. Her story. as told by herself IL interest
ing and affecting In the extreme. She has since
been married, and ia living In peace among her
ftieuds-- Henderson Democrat.
A Good Templars' Lodge has been or
ganized at Henderson
The new Jail is in rapid progress at
Rochester.
The young folks at Pine Island recently
raised by means Of donation party, the
snug little sum of $40 for the Methodist
minister a, tina, place.
Something over twenty miles Of the Go.
dar Valley Railroad have been graded, nc
cording to the Wasioja Gaseffs, whose edi.
tor con'esses that sight ~ tho lrishmen,
the carts, and all the circumstance OF
railroad making, renewed his faith in the
speedy development Of tho new State,
The Wabashaw Herald desires III TO cor
rect the statement that Wabashaw Ia aiding
Reads Landing in building u road on the
Wisconsin side to Chippewa Falls. The
fact Is, that the people Of Wabashaw have
road cut through, and the Reads Landing
road is an entirely different affair, which Is
20 as s'a;'t a, ary sus, 81 labor CT oap'ne.
Some six miles of the road is completed