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The New York herald., 1862-03-27
Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

[rrom the Liverpool Times (Uity article) March Is.
Tho market British securities has been irregular
but the fluctuations have bscn limited In range and to.
day they the for money a the opening OF the
week. and a shade Uettcr for the account Yesterday
(sth the funds showed dunsss at one period or
tho day but u reduction Of Il per cent proved merely
TEMPORARY and The final quotations were fully equal to
those OF the previous day The tendency at the close
vas satisaetory the continued influx of gold TO tho
bank having had favorable effect Consols closed OH
caliy rather nrm at 9s u, but for part OF the day
tbey stood at e3x ~; reduced, p2x AK now three
Der cents a2h, Il, u new two and half per cents
1o,s Exchequer bills, los. 22s. prem, Bank stock
23b 2y7 Today (14th) the market further improved
Az noon oansols were qupted eSH y for moI ey, and
g3a. for the account; aad they finally closed ai 93 4
for money and g3A * for tho 10th April. Exchsqusr
bills wei last quoted 10 % prem bank stock 23s
237 and the three pei coats, 92ha%
Tho following table will show the hucua.i ions in
aols sncs he 7tb iust..--
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THE TRIBUNE ON ITs LAST LEos-kEFYABIE
MEANEEss. makes people do strange
things, but to some nothing comes unnatural.
The 7rib,,ae's last dodge to raise the wind Is
not only one of the most characteristic, but
ineAaby mean of the many meannesses that
mark the course of that unscrupulous journal.
1t is sending begging letters round from house
to house soliciting advertisements; but instead
of taking the Directory as guide it copies the
addresses of the HERALD advertisers from day
to day, and encloses to them copies of the circu-
lar. In this precious document it attempts to
show that its circulation is equal to ours, and
with that view ii quotes the decision of bet
made fourteen years ago as to the respective
issues of the two papers. The world has moved
somewhat since them and with it the newspa-
per press, some journals taking snail's pace,
whilst others have made more rapid progress
The HERALD has shot ahead Of them all, and
now issues regularly over 100000 impress
sions, being the largest circulation of any
daily newspaper, not only in this country, but
in the world. This attempt of the Tribune to
indirectly dispute the fact by quoting our cir
culation of fourteen years back is not only one
of the most contemplate tricks to which a COM
mercial rival can resort, but proves the despe-
rate extremities to which our abolition cOntem-
porary is driven to sustain itself.
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THE TRIBUNE AT THE BorroM OF THE HICKMAN
INoURY.-The motives which actuated the
Tribune in organizing its disgraceful conspiracy
against the Presidents family were various;
but its special reason for originating the
inquiry by the Hickman Judiciary Com
mittee may be traced definitely TO single
point-namely, Mr.. Sewards revocation Of
the order of Mr.. Cameron to exempt the
Tribune's dispatches from the operation of
the censorship. The Tribune thereupon endea-
vored to wreak its wrath upon Mr.. Seward, and
at the same time to carry out its general plan
of hostility towards the occupants of the White
House; and how it was done we all know.
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WHAT HAS Mr.. SECRETARY WELLEs TO SAY?-
When the rebel steamer Nashville ran into
Beaufort some weeks ago, by our blockading
ships, we all concluded that that was the last
of her. The means were in the possession of
the Secretary of the Navy to prevent her escape
under any circumstances. How. then, is he to
justify himself in permitting that vessel again
to run to sea! The Chamber Of Commerce Of
New York could have provided against her es
cape, and would have done it, with the Presi
dents permission, had they supposed the duty
would have been neglected by Mr.. Welles. We
hope that Mr.. Hale, chairman of the Naval Com
mittee of the Senate, will at once move an in
Quiry into this bad piece Of business.
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prices was from 10. 90. s1c., with scarcely
any sales below no. and quite number of
sales at triae over 9Hc. Mich cows con-
tinue dull tlow and unremunerstive prices. veals
were steady at 4c. q &C. . 6Hc. Sheep and
lambs were active at 81 t6 . 81 SO. showing an
advance Of Csc. soc. Use. per head The re-
oeipts were unpre cedentedly light. Swine were
rather dull. and somewhat lower-31%c. a a4Hc. for
corn fed, and 3ssc. 31sc. for still fed The total
receipts are: S.29s beef CATTLE l55 cows, 651
veals, 2,977 sheep and lambs. and Is .492 swine.
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THE EVENING PosT AND ITS CRCIEs.--Tn q
most clumsy article about negroes in Beaufort
and spirtualists here, the Evening Post says
that the HERALD 10 the organ of the Golden
Circle. What do the blockheads Of the Posi-
mean by golden circlesf Their paper must be
the organ Of the Leaden Circle, we imagine;
for it is certainly dull, STUPID, heavy and non
sensiosl enough.
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tuition of slavery, are not to be disturbed, but
that the State, as it vas, II to be restored into
full communion with the other States of the
Union. Upon this impregnable ground oil the
supporters, of ell parties, of President Lincoln's
wise and victorious policy, ''the integrity Of
the Union," should rally against our abolition
disorganizers, so that in every rebellious State
when recovered, as in Tennessee, we may have,
against oil abolition intrigues and deceptions,
the proper agents at the head of affairs for the
quiet restoration Of public order. 1t is the
duty of all conservative men to strengthen the
hands Of the President in the restoration plan
which he has inaugurated in Tennessee, and
to watch and defeat every abolition contrivance
intended purely for abolition purposes In
any event Southern slavery, at the end Of this
war, will be shorn Of its political power; but
let us see to II that in the reconstruction Of the
Union the bloody designs of our disorganizing
and disunion abolition faction are defeated.
Let our honest Union men Of ell parties push
forward this movement of general rally to
the support of the administration and in the
prosecution of the war, and in the recovery of
our revolted States, and in the restoration of
the Union, from Virginia to Texas, the only
disturbing element Of danger which we have
now to fear, that of radical abolitionism, will
be expelled from the country with that other
disunion element of secession.
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A Libel al Contribution.

The proPosition OF the gallan. Kentuekian,
Col. Duncan, tor the construction OF An iron.
clad steamer for the defence Of Rish mond,
seems likely TO De responded 70 By those who
have the means to CON tribute to such an OBJ
Jess. 4 few days since we no tlcsd the II beral
contribution Of o. zee by Mr.. Chas n. Wal.
lace, OF this A&QA AID to-day We have the
Pleasure OF adding another, from oas OF the
purssi patriots and most ardent Sou therlers
IN The Confedsracy. We give below Q letter
from the veneer. Bile I'D mand RuAn, who
had the honor OF firing tho FIRST gun in the
present str ugs le for Independence. The letter
speaks for Itself. and we he Pc the exam pie Of
the aged patriot will ind = cordial imitation
BY these who have the means at their dts.
posai:
fRINc8 GaoRss Co., March g. 1859.
Messrs. Esiiors: Though 'our men OF wealth.
to whom you appealed, are slow to second
the patriotic proposal and contribution Of.
fsTed BY Col. BlaRton Duncan, hes rtily
respond 10 ths call to the iimlt Of nv small
means, Ia subscribing $500 70 tho proposed
faac, for an iron-clad armed steamer, to be
eosAir1esed on tas general plan OF the s.Vir-
gina AS no arrangemsAt for management
has yet sssn stated, and a. a IL 81 ehsmes OF
great sxpenoitafs for public cbjects, if dt.
rsetsi by q commit es' OF irresponsible in.
divialals, are apt 10 b m:smans CAD. re.
III fund
and the sxpsn dit re snail 30 In the charge of
the President OF the Confederate States and
oAcials OF his choosing, in tho same manner as
If icing aAder law. and with IN appro.
priatioa of Gong rsss.
Tnestrassle for existence Ia which We are
now engaged denl ands from the r:1riotism of
every citizen all that As can afford 70 give
for tie public eofence and safety. but In
regard to The Fss ticalar okjsct now in quss.
tinn-a secoad (or fmProvec) Vi.ginia''
for defending JAM es River and Richmoud-
or, ttnsy be, TOR all Our tide waters and towns
thereon sslf.intsrest and private interests.
an< the defence 81 property, claim our zeal.
Gus acloa, an ali the pscaniary sacrifices
involved, rs much as do patriotism and On D.
lie spirit The employ ment Of such n for.
midaDle and almoss invulnerAble vessel Of
war, wouid more sHsctually protsct Rich.
mond, Norfolk, and all the lands on and near
tasir adjacent tide.watsrs, than thrice the
expenditure in any o her means for military
defence. % ob.sln suoh security, every bro.
perty holder, Of city or country, ON or near
the tide waters, exposed to the depredatiops
and onragee or TIE enemy, would secure his
private interest, even II by Iaytog one fourth
or more Of his exp<snd ann ual income for
the bsne1.. Ernusp RUM
r. 3 since writing the above, have been
requested to add another sHsr Of olO0 from
4 friend, for which contribution, with nv
sWR. Hi b responsible.
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Rittnrorh 9ispattb.
xoyDAY MORN'0........M AROH -, 1859.
Tae Reported Sksrnish Near War
renton

We hsvs received from Lieut.. bond. Of the
ID, yirgisia Cavalry, an account Of NE skir.
.,sa sssr WarrsAton, which differs sssAn.
daily froa the MARI Awe copied In our PAPER
ofx .turAay lsst.
II appears that on last Friday week the
.a.nya cavalry drove In Dol. Fields pick.
as. whea the Les virSiata Cavalry regiment
xsn, dewa 10 the oAaks Of Osdar ran. q
.,ls below Warraaten Junction, to asssrt ain
q m ere was Any shascs for . n9ht Finding
,s.rs was but . small body Of he YANKEES
,n the vicinity. soas twenty Of our man
armed With carbinss. disnsantsA, and await
ID their ApProssh, while the rest fsll back -
shortly after ward, ,wo companies Of Federal
asvalry cAus ap. when our men opened are
upen them, sausiag hasty rstrsat. Itvaa
Afterwards ascsrtainsd that fosr OF the snsmy
we're wounded. The Aext Day The Fedora IL
a,proaahea ia larger force, and etaart's cav.
airy was drawn up to receive them. bat NO
srst oeearred From Information brought
In ~ p,eksts IL appeared that he enemy had
formed . plan to cut OF and capture our
cavalry and had co nsidsrA be BODY Of troops
o. The iefs. while Two regiments approached
IA front; bat the rass aid not succeed. We
are assured by Lieut.. Bond, who was there
st ths time, that NO ether skirmiah took place
in the. vicinity, AID hat nond Of eur men were
KILLED or woanasa. Ths Lyuchburg v1Tin.
VA, whose aec1ant, derived from . young
nan who vas "woUnded in the Asht" We
published On Saturday, NOW makes the fol.
lowing correction:
IRON all that We can lezrB, we have come
~ the conclusion that the tight At Warren.
tor was no Aghs NJ all. Every word that we
published u Poa the sui jsct was derived from
young man "a rsspss ABLY Connected a. any
other In tnis county, ANA he reported himself
a. having ROT only been . participant, but
wounded in the con 1lict. We gave the name
Of the author of the stAtensnt t, which was
his, not ours; and 1t rests wltA.himssif to lss.
tify his most iAexpltcao eondncl. He com.
IA unisated TO many others she same staye-
ment.
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~ =. ,. coox. Asa',.
ARaE A9sORTAHNT OF
IL DR. Y @ 90 y S.
FANCY ARTICLE IN

hOrHiNe q y y p 81
ANoY ARTICLES, TO-,
On wnDNh ,DAY, Goth hast. At 10 q elo.t, I
will sell at nv store, q large variety Of
skASONABLE Day GOODS,
Lawns hIashas., xsrino.s,
De Beges, Tissues. Bsre ges,
Liaeus, Pants etuffs,
Table Damasts
Large variety Of Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspsnders e.
An invoies Of Ready made CLOTHING, cen
sisting Of
Oass satine.. Twssds, ana Oo.tonads Goats
Pants and Vests
ehlfts; Drawers, Meek Tics, Sc.
Tegs'hsr with 6ns assortment of Fsacy Ar
uelss, suised to tho Dry Goods tada.
The attention Of tho trade 10 requested.
Ts1 a.s;
By JOHN a. LANCASTER 4 SON, Aaoss.
CROOKS AT AUCf Olive wiz sen At .uc
ton. on THURsDAY, March 9Th. at "
oelsea. At our ofhss, The fSiSwi.s STOCKS, be
Ii shares Niehmand and Daavius Fai,soad
Stock,
10 shares Exchange Hotel Stock
IL de. Traders Bank do.
10 do Bank of Richmond Stock,
l: do. Union Manufacturing 90 Stock
JOHN 4. LANCASTER 4 SON.
NH 2l-tds
VIII be added to the above
~ shares Farmsrs' Bank Stock.
;l4s shares Bank Of VII ginia Stoke
20 shares Exchange Bank Ntock.
20 shares Virgins Central h, r. Stock
NH ~ JN.l A. LANCASTER & soy.
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Movements Of the Enemy in Ten.
nssses---A Hand.to1and FIGHT.
'sorAA DusPArsn 70 rns Rrcsnoup p,s,A,ou.
Nvnyaprspo.o, Ten, u.~.A

nsn1AnnsDoRo'. Tenn, March -.
Tie FEDERAL army 10 marching towards
Ooiunbts, Team. Small parties OF the enemy
occasionally show themselves near eur lines.
On tho night Of the 1o:A instant, . hand-to.
nasd nsAs took place In the aighsorh GOD Of
Morfrsssboro'. between twelve rederals And
one Confederate soldier. The Confederate
killed nins and wounded ,hrss, and was
himself slightly wounded In several places.
The name Of the nau whs psrfor m I'd this
AAsas IsSs isO. Wells. J. HI.
tfne foregoing Dispatch looks like Nun.
chaassnisn. We give itas it was received,
with the remark that . regiment Of men like
40. Wells" would ~ more terrible than
the whole Of Lincoln's " grand army."1
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FUTuRE DAYS.


u JAASS -. TAILOR SON. lxee6esaUv.
VERY DEsIRABLe FARM ron SALE.
" on the NJ. Central road, n heariso
i. r:;. 2. 81 soSa 6a AT s No.
20 We Will sell. On The prsmisss, ON 3OW.
nA 3 ~. sas n cay 81 April. lse1. eonmss ing
III. Ill o.sloek tAis desirable Farm. seven
les .eres Of land. And he in rovsmeats Goa.
slst 81 Dweiltnt. House, Kitchen, ana the
usual out. ecildists: There ar. about % asrss
c s;as Hna n high state Of cultivation. on
seeded. The balance CT the land 10 in wood
And GOOD t!nher. Adjoining the farm u 4
~. ~ mIu. Fersons wishing TO engage in cas-
~ asC TIM Der Will have good opportunity to
pins Tim Der o. the farm. The sell IL most
admirably aAaytsd to the growth Of early
rs.e.aplss and friIt. Person: wishing to puI s
s snass noderats. si:ed farm. that has kssn
% sstsnd the sale, 20 the owner 10 very enx.
icus TO sell. his health not permitting him
70 sttend to the cultivation Of two farma
.,ns ana adI = ~ III % mads ssrX eeeommods:
nay % bought privately before the day Of
- JAMls N. TAYLOR . SON.
TI01f laid TENKE ANTS. POUR
T. ON BROOKE AVENUE AND TOUR
IA 30 ~: BETWEEN DUAL AND pa
AEk STS AT; AUOTIUM.-Wa will sell
epon the premises ON SATURDAY, the 2eth
Gay OF march, comm eucinG At n o. sAock p. n.
four very comfor liable framed tensmsnts. on
the west side OF Brooke avenue, between
Olay and Leigh streets, and nearly adjoining
t tns store OF ar. a Dsine They are adapted
der. and commanding fair rents.
Immediately ace the above, will be sold
four neW tenements cn I'd, hitween Uuvni
ants.
each to Al alley
FersoAs desiring to seeuro medium s2sd
tenemeAts Woul4 do well to attend this sale
TsnHs.-One.tAird,1 leash; the balance at Q
and IL months for negotiable notes with in.
terest added and sscured by trust deeds The
purchaser or PM eaasers TO pay the taxes and
insurance for 1862.
mn u AGctioneers.
TWO vEkY Dk3lk1 BILE TsNENEN1s
Il 81 fHs WISER SIDn OF STE, AT ITS Ix1pa
sssTIoH WITH DYlD SrRlsT, AT AusrIoy -We
VII sell upon the premises, oa FRIDAY, the
z8th cay OF March, com nsncine at l o'ci ook
r. d two verysdssirahle Tensnsnts located
as above. nov eoeaPied respectively by n ;.
Reynolds aad Mrs. Shsnault, at a rent Of $50
per annum eGoA. This property IL admirably
located for business stands, together With
accomm OdatioNs tor families
The lots front together 48 feet, and run
bac good depth
TRR.s One! third cash the balance at 6
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with
interest adde0; and s. cured by q truAt deed;
the pnrchaser TO pay the ia xes and insurance
FOR 1859. JAS. TAYLOR SON,
mn ~ Auction eers.
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THE WAR IN THE WEST.


annPnns. March A.-Tns steamer Near.
non up ths river. reports the snsuy a Oh
kiver Lake, slx miles below Upton Vile.
w.sfs saey are huildiux rails, Acptng to b.
aoas 70 pat esdy OF iufaaxy on the east side
Of the river.
Ths FEDERAL eanboats shsllsd Island Ten
esaiA yesterday. without doing any damage.
they nsvsrs stay long within range Of oar
guns.
The enemy AoDs to pass orr batteries On Ne
1aland some HoGgy night.
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NH 2-St
muddy FOB NALK

This valuable FARM win basold THURS
DAY, Goth inst III not sold privately before;
due notice Of which will be given It con
t.ins six hundred and thirty -ntne an q half
sGnntk Gs nb, NIL: :D0.s
chine shoI; IL or Is miles from Rjchmone; In
an excellent neighborhocd corn mill and
blacksmith shop In 100 yards Of my line
Mr.. Haw, and timber enough ON tbs farm, in
400 yards, to make plank enough TO fence in
the entire plan ta&ion. About 400 acres cleared,
and we'll adapted to wheat, corn, oats, tobac.
az any in this region of country, so remark.
able for itsfrutts mr. vegetables The wood
land IL valuable, from the fact that 1t has a
large growth of chestnut, which Is not sur.
passed by any tim Der for fencing. The farm
il in ave fields; will axe from 200 to 500 bar
rels corn to the dlsli / made on one Of the
fields, in 1880, 500 bushels wheat, without
using one pound OF guAno. Two Of the hslss
are on Potopot9my creek, and con tains 50 or
70 acres Ofsupstlcr mud land. In facr, Stud.
ley IL eoasiderGd the best forest farm (for ats
sixe) In this section of country. 10 addition,
may ssy II = an ensslsns ''Gsr fa1 as
Leber. sf the First market. Richmond. has
generally purek ased what / had TO sell.
refer to him a. TO quality. have sold ~ hish
as s27o worth q rorx, after keeping supply
The improvements consist of q dwelling
house, (cottaseD with six rooms, nearly new,
kitchen and eSbtns.' with brick chtmneys,
and all new, IN excellent barn and corn
house, large new stable, 3ox0o, with ter stalls,
and two large new tobacco houses. 80 feet
long, sufleisntto hoass ten OF twelve acres OF
tobacco In regard 70 health, my family ply.
dcian's{D =. 8. Tally. books will show that
he has visited but one field hand in IS years,
and no wss q dyspepuc. Immediately after
the sale Of the:land, will hire out ny No.
groes for the bslance Of the year; sell corn,
fodder, 6 or bebls Of coed Aour. cattle, two
yoke OF very 1he yoanx oxens>8& shoats, four
dne brood sOwt, three horses md two mules,
all gooA, and one colt.
Tasks OF land, oas-third cash ths re-
mLndsr In ono and two years, secured by q
deed Of trust On the land. Terms for pertsh-
able property msde known On the day Of
sale. PHILLIP y. NOBABNT.
N.B.-Mr. Geo. Wait will give aAy infor.
nation In relation 70 0tudlsy that NY gsA.
tleman Of Richmond may desire.
POeTPONEMRNT.-T The above sale has
been postponed until WEDNESDAY. 9sth
inst, bsceuss Of the inclemenoy Of the wa
81. =. ~ 44-4kA
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GsI. GArLlE.-The 0oldsborough Trtbxxs
says that Gen. Gatiin, lately in command
In North Carolina, has been removed since
thsanair az Newbsrh, and that Gen. J. 4.
Anderson has bsen ordered to take his place.
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private lst'sr from Abingdon, Va, dataui
tue 18th instant, says: "Ws have news of tha
appsaranc CO Of Geo Yankees At Pound Gap.
Gen. Aarsnal las called ont the militia
nearest TO him, AID will give them a warm
reception.
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VALUABLE FARM or 200 ACRES. IN
" HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR TO
0OODALL's TAVERN, AND FIVE MILES
authorized to sell the above va'aable Farm.
1t is Situated about i've mllas from Ashland,
contains $50 acres land, about 90 acres cleared,
which win make excellent rail- timber and
are-wood. There II on the place dwelling.
house. nearly new, containing eight rooms,
and 10 most excellent house. With a hand
in beautiful grove Of oaks, with good en-.
closure, and q well Of excellent water In the
yard. It 10 one Of the healthiest places In the
state ha. on It an excellent frame Kitchen.
with four rooms; also, good smoke.house
and dairy, and large barn and stables.
This u really most desirable place, andjts
nearness to Ashland makes 1t accessible to
hberhood 10 one Of tho best In this section.
It u sixteen miles distant from Richmond,
with the Brook turnpike leading TO Rich.
mond. thus having advantages Of railroad
isoocupisd BY OaPtaia 2. voolfolk. Jr.. Of
the Ashland Artillery. His family are now
living there and Will take ples sure 10 show.
Ing the place. Possession given i'm me diately.
T1Rns-One. third cash, one third 1t twelve
months, and one. third 1T - months. Interest
70 30 added and title retained until the Lest
payment u made: .
-
HOU Is 3, on the east side Of Poarls
soath Of Gary street, for sale priyately.-W0
are authorized TO sell the three store houses
located ~ above.
These tsnements are situated In the most
bnsiness portion Of The city, and are peculiar.
~ adaptsd for commission or store houeoe.
They ffoat about - feet each. and run back
the asaal dsptb.
TINS Liberal.
APpIy.S. JAS. n. TAHOE 2ee : sSN:
NOR KENT The LAR0E YUDAOOO
d RAOTOAY, next 70 0ayc's Warshoaces
on the dock. For further particulars apply
et nAyo's Wayohouse, or 20
ma Ats UDWA1O nA1U
4 haadsomsly farnisAed
Aldrsas 20 - 81 this omos. nh Mss
NY1ARRIuo PAPER
~ seo0e Wnaoylng Papes, smbenslog laxee
madam - eoo0eo eseo, salA = - o sxoeue0s
9slele. yss sasge = =. Lad. fos sals - ssnaga-
s sa-siss anonas nAoDY
IN IL 'sx1sPrIon .oAlD To-
nset g - Opaeb- NeusA nes1 11u2oDAY, ~
- o'slesk, Wien thsGo heS6g baaneW = ae.-
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FUTURE DAY.
~ ylM11 ~. TAYLOR 4 son. AsAs..


USRx pEs1kAsLs Eu!1aINs 1ors
gOsRY kTkKEIS, UHieN hill. Al
AUUTION we viii sell upon the premises,
on MONDAY. the 3ist day OF March. con:
building Lets on Adams street.. vaiss Nil.
near 70 the TssldeAce Of DIR. &srscker. They
ftoat ~ fsst ard raa basG lac tsst each - al
Also. ak vacast Lon or Pieasa1ts street,
- It, 10 tsrssssion With 0osby street, fronting
% STA BY lA7f feet sAsA, and ruA back - -
Aiteyl Sees Wiae.
rsstdsacs Of b1r. las. Tyler. iFestaAs - ~
- test each 60 IN alAey
6 Also, several oshec Lots II he Immediate
! Tssss..-Ons. sA,sA .s..a the balance %
sax and twelve DoAths, fex nee0tiAble netaDs
with interest adAeAs and secured ~ trus6
dssds; JAA II rAYI4On : con.
After he assvs WI, :. sold q vsry con.
nrsabls dwaliink, nsar the corner q nsevs
sna sAsys sss:su. ueiea Eui; now .snsas
n. lara. { 80 I I'm ss HI Q. Il ..rs>
80 Of NsaAelo stneoS, euiit Ard lssely In he
occupancy Of Mr.. 4laatensAip. Il eeataiAa
several gooA FoomH, kttchsAs veil Of vAtsR.
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