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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-31

House Lot for Sale.
GITUATED on the corner Of Deering and Henry
- SITS, so X 100 feet. Enquire of
july25 dtfis l37 Commercial Ct
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HAVING returned sgsin w1h a large
stock OF
-I-rimmiugs. VVorsfeds. Zephyr,
sc, sc.
to The old home, would respectfully N p.
form dc Ladies Of Nashville tnat we VIZ
be prepared to manufacture any kind o.
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B7ETos, Ncv- % Gov. AudrsEa resolved
the Tunisan Embassy 81 the s.ats HOUSE
this moruirs, and n brief sPsech sd it
gave hin greai pleasure % welcoms then
% the CaPlicl, sad he hoPed heir F.ils p
tbs eo1aiIy bad proved agreeao- ana IA
. EsHid htlP . PssssrTs fosa nnesf-
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DisEsI OF THE LAWS OF FESSEssEE.--Fhe
Memphis Bulletin says: " We have definite
Information that Mr. Joseph b. HeiskeH has
IN process OF formation digest Of the de
cisions Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee,
from the FIRST volume a. Tennessee reports.
Twenty wears have elapsed since tue pabli-
cation of MeEs Digest, during which time
reports have accumulated 20 the extent Of
fourteen or more volumes, compris ng decis-
ions more numerous and important tbau
those already digestsd, while there are de-
cisions vet unreporied which Will fill several
volumes. The ground work Of this digest
vas laid by Mr Heiskel, during has en-
pioymeut under heavy practice ID East
reuuessee, for his own benefit aud ready
reference in practice, and this accumulsted
10 an extent which determined him 70 per-
feet tho digest already made, and to com
plete gcs s Of opinions 20 the present time.
The necessity for such o work is evidenced
bv the feet that the work of Meigs, compri-
sing but little more than half the decisions
Of the Supreme Court, is out Of PRINT, and
copies have been sold at prices almost iabu-
lous-two hundred and nifty dollars having
in one instance been paid for single copy
Ii is evnected that the first volume will be
ready during the ensuing spring, followed
"a soon as practicable by two others, IN
when it II expected that ali the decisions
of the Supreme Court-of Tennessee will be
condensed"
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CITY NEWS.

A number OF bad bows arc in the habit
of Assembling on Church street beyond the
rbntt.nooga Railroad Depot, ana throwing
,,snes at pdssers-by. On sunday last, ~
III. shsfier. Of The 18th c7iored infantry,
ode ta-s the place, he noticed the boys enc
-sr-d ia their usual improper and danger
~ SPORT, and soon after suggested 70 Col
moo. afthe 18th lcrtd regiment, whose
t.rrscI-s are IN the vicinity, ih0 proprety OF
-r...ur.y the bows end thus giving them h
--s-pit- Of what their conduct would sub
-. hem 70 III persisted IN. Col lnnes &C
..-l.ariv sent 5 squad Of unarmed soldiers
h arrest them. Tue boys threw stones ri
me soldiers, rsn OF 10 avoid them, ana took
r-uFsin the house O. "a nan named gum
me soldiers went 90 The house and demand
ed samissiou. which was denied by gum
with opprobrious epitheis. Upon tneir IN
est.ng up0n admission QUA tired On me
.o.lisrs. wounding one Of them in the aodo-
men 30 severely he % not expected 70
-r.grs- ln'ormation was conveyed TO
II Tnues. vhereup1n be SEM Lieut.. L.
Watson. oil Company x, with q squad OF
ali,r, 10 arrest Quin. 10 proceeded to
me risrs and arrested Quin as ordered
Ur,.fais men levelled his musket OF Quin
.tF.reslne 30 sho0t him ia revenge for the
shaaHrol his conn ade. IL. Walton CON-
handed him 10 desist, adding that tue prs
one. should be tried. The soldfer persisted,
and u Watson shot him inhictiug wound
(which he died. 4 colored sergeant then
d.sarmed IT. " Watson, and carried him Of
col. iunos iDterfered, and set the Lieutenant
al liberty. The sergeant was hen put al
.l-n, for mutiny, and his straps tore of
chs, We are informed, Is q correct version
Of the affair. But for the Interference Of
Qulu, who is q government employee, there
might have been no difficulty.
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We announced in Saturdays issue thai
Col Minor had been arrested, tried, ana ac-
Quilted upon a charge Of receiving seven
stolen mules Justice TO Col Minor would
sureest that We state the case more lully
seven mules were publicly exposed Tor sale
rl a livery stable on Front street, oy sam
Tel. and Col. Minor, who has been buying
largely at the Government sa-es, was IN
formed that the party Owning these mules
was anxious 10 sell them5 because their iced
was resting, HIM SO much. He accordingly
locked ai them, and saw that one had an
eve out, another was lame, aud 50 on, end
,hcreup0u offered three hundred aud fifty
dollars for them, which Teel agreed 20 take
and col. Minor requested Mr. Morrill, TO pay
tar chem, which Morrill, did, and took bill
oil Il e Tor them. Col NJ. carried them
home and put them in the lot. Subsequent
~ be saw an advertisement which he
THOUGHT described one Of the mules, and he
cam 10 iowa and requested the owner %
come and get him. The owner did 50. Three
other mules were proven and g tten by The
owners. Toel ran away, and Col. NJ. was
arrested for haviug stolen property in his
possession. In addition 70 toe foregoing
evidence, Col. NJ. proved his reputation 70
be that Of az honest, high-toned, honorable
gentleman. The counsel for Col. N. pro
posed u permit the court 10 decide the case
without argument. This was declined BY
toe counsel for the prosecution, who argued
il. After be had concluded. the court in
formed the counsel for the defence that nc
argument, on their side, was required, and
discharged the defendant. We also under
stand that our statement that Col. NJ. was
subsequently, arrested, was erroneous.
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List Of Consignes by the \. a C., and
NV. r.. X.

is. French. . bales cotton brandon
4 Co., bale sacks; Gates 4 POhiman, 4
bale bedding; J. NJ Davalden, 5 empty beer
barrels; ~. n. Parmsle, 90 bales rags; NJ. j.
Jonss, package domestic g. Trafton, 2 car
loads lumber; A. Il. 4 ~. o. Gardner,
oa IS feathers, 4 sscks fruit, I ssek ienssugi
A. ! Duncan, - tales C tton; Cook, BIO 1rs
Co., I = Dbl. SUGAR, J. q. Fulgzm, Dbl
nlolases. J. u. Nash. D saw, cars lumber
Allison Kirkmau, A bales cotton; s. Corker,
I box; F. Adams. seeks dry ir-iti D.
Juugham, s. boxes onions, % bbil. apples
@ hide. cabbage; p. Iamoc, a. packages
furniture; C. Meiss, n packages furniture
Hasslock & Ha J, 20 kegs lard. Ierra-s 4
1 Bro Q oa.es oysters; Ho gss & Richardson,
4 a packages powder, shoi and capsi A. fsll
| 4 Cav, 10 kegs nails BE lure 4 Buck,
/ box 3 scales; Burns 8 Co., % kegs Wagon
4 timber r. 8. Hamilton, kegs herring: j.
/ Y. WAR, 90 bushels p1ta'ota. j. brien, 3
/ boxes Eardiues. A. J. MoN ght, 10 bbis APP
/ pics; A. 4. Phillips. 3 boxes Faana
! Il Donaldson, &c bbis. aPplesi care q j. u.
I Mason 4 Co., stoves ald ~ Totl; Da7ls,
yenab z 4 Co SO empty ksss, box iosae-
| CO, SO bbls. dour.
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New Discover.

An essay Of one hundred and thirty pages,
disclosing acc sud valuable intgInlS fon
relative 70 Obstinate diseases, ana tisose
deemed incursble, whsa trcatment : sue
eessul. and what Is only Temporary ~
u unsuccessful; also, the cerisin and Pc ma ,
ncut cure Of fstula, without ne Use q
either the knife o. csnstie- m known
can sor asld grest expsrienca Of the suth0r,
Dr.. II. J. Hnl-ese, saring twenty-fvs years
pract.ee, and the home evidences Of his
skill IN Louisvills. XIV, is aulhcient recoEn-
mendation. The essay VII be lneiied nee
Of charge % she address 81 any afaletsd
person, n0yll-a
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RAuRoAp AccfDEsT.--On Saturday night
last construction train collided with q
freight tra in at brakes Creek, on tEe Louis
VILE and Nashville Railroad. Both trains
were going south at the time. Two freight
cars were thrown fr IN the rack and badly
smashed up, and the engine belonging I,
tbe cousirac ion train crushed 50 that il had
90 be lef ON the side-t.aclS at Henderson,
vile. No per on was injured. We don
know who are responsible Tor the collision.
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RorrcE.-We would inform all persona
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board q Claims
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. o.,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department OF the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our ONCE.
We will also shaYe their vouchers, he-
.aints. and Accounts ordered back from
Wasbingtou. D. c., for the Introduction Of
other moot. In order 10 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get then
lust Indebtedness from the Government.
;ssa--tf H. ToHPKINs 4 Co.
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,.-,a 81 n
-. at Nazhgine. f-ls,iays oai'aIiedl--- A. li'
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To Mosr MaeNmcESr Dare sTORE rs
rut lirY.-It is known 10 many Of our eiti-
asus tat Messrs. W. D. kline and o. u.
>tsrnsn have had workmcn engaged for The
PaNtgo months fitting mp one Of those spa
c,oas store rooms under Masonic Hall, for a
drur sore. While the work was progress
ing. one u. the 6rm, Mr. Kline, Wa In New
lorS slasuug their stoek. Ar. sherman
reminei tere 10 superintend the arrau ge-
ment @, ihs store, and 10 get It ready Tor
ths recepii5a Of the goods. They have both
dieharrsi the duues they assisned each
other aad In their respective departments
have displayed the perfection of good q 'te
sud sound Judgment. We were rushing
rauucaly ~ Church street yesterday alter
HooE, ana noticing the portsls open, we
crossed over being over We entered, at
uac.ei by the fairs like sp eudoT Of the
interior We stood emba rrassed fora while,
.eW cps from the dior, when our bewll-
dsrmsnJ was observed by the smiahle pro-
rylgt rss who immedistsly came forward
gad took as kindly hy The arm, and walked
vlJh ms through the entire esiabllshmout.
There Is 10 feature in the store that does
lJt combine beauty with usefulness, ougi-
usiIty vith neatncss. The shelving has 3
Porelaln appearance, the coUniers, slX OF
egut in number, have highly polished mar-
BE tops- there are also two OF thrce
ogstly showcases SLED with 8 great
rEuely Ell the most slrabie toilet ar
a-ies ircth from the msnuIa starers. We
tiv.se all OF car lady iFiends % call aud
a,aI themselves Of @ chance to select an
article thsl vill suit them, The gem I'll this
l.1d-l drug store Is Tue large and convent
eguy arranged prescription cabinet, whore
Dr. Sherman val preside. Go ana see ii.
and YOU will rdmire it Al wno send !
prescription there csE rely upoE having {,
carefully compounded " pure snd fresh
msdtc.uts, by one Of she best pharmsclsi'
inst ever SEATED Ga cur nJdst. Ness-
Kline sasrmsn have been connected viii
AoInovllie a e., IN this CIty, lQr q Iona
time. where thes uere iayorahly kaowu b
All who visited their establishment Ihel
have been ed GATED for the business thcl
are M, and fully understand ID, ana csl
uisays BE- relied upon.
There BE- nc quaHhcatian essential % th
complete success OF their enterprise tha
they DO bot possess. We hespesk for then
heoral share OF public PATRONAGE, ~
hope inst they may cel ali that tuev Dc
ssfNe' lesierday was their first 6av open
Nsa4emoa. We greet yoa o. tho i,,sst b,us
'it1e KNIT in our city, and va vi, 4, laB
and prosperous career.
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MAKSErs.


CIsuSSAu. Nov -.
Fiour unchanred aud quiet; wheat b. quiet. snd
quoting At & exc 2 e Cor old Red, aud 81 io6i Is
tor new. Corn h. dull, 55Gs1e Tor sound Old
Oats quiet and IN fair dcnsnd, 4oc IN elevator. bye
steady. At s5c ior prime samples. Barley is NJ
changed. and p Ices nominal. Mess Porh Is frrnsr.
and Quoted At ssla3I 90 for 6ld- Grsen Meats are
held At l2slg3s & f1rsheulderss and Hams. Nothing
doing IN bulk Meats Bacon sides, clear. are he'd
at a231ta23c. lard is ia moderate demand 81 O.,
| Hog acdYe. and prcos a shade higher he whole
ran IS slI o5GIl 81. Tor oss. Groceries In Cir
tobbns demand Whisky has deeliaed j.. closing
nominal Al s. q Cor new.
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THE
Nashville Union and American

y,vur uuhl'esfou q this psper. suspended IN
r-i,--rs~y lECa. VII b rr5isrnFd o. ne % flay
= r,s.s-.hsr lssk from Ire Old otice. "lrion and
.-...-- pIl,rt-n { M or Church sra tnfri1
s--s. ---l,rqi- he Fo-t-oi1ce. fElca7 so -
- - nspsrF-Day, per a1num, 81 co.
,--.ii- a d, ~ z1crseT psucdss q me z&Ras
Hs.s $500, g. nc. DUESINSToS 4 60.
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Tho New York World, after commenting
upon the defects and undesirshleuess Of reed
instruments % they have been, adds. in
reference 70 the Cabinet Organ, "But Messrsl
Mason 4 HamiiE have chauged al this. and
bv their improvements produccd an instru-
uient of the highest order Of merit, both as
reraras The quality Of its tones and us ca
pscitv Cor artistic IS well - popular eaect'
-an instrument which appears likely. ans
/ deserves TO become as popular as he piano
{ forte %
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To ora SUBSCRIBERS Is INA Cfrr. -Oar
Agent j. nov calling upon our friends ana
patrons Ia the city, collecting whatever
fav be due FROM each subscriber. We nave
he'd no regular collections on the routes Tor
the last year or 80, because We have hau no
time 20 devote 20 Il. The bills have "a.
seen made out from our books, sud d is be
Ieycd that they are generally correct
Who're they are found 20 be otherwise, lhey
vill be willingly and properly adjusted.
ne hone that every Que viii be ready IA
settle when called upon, as il viii greatly
f,rlitate business, and prevent the annoy
ar-- OF scaling aCsin" on the same Grand
lu the future We will collect regularly every
maUth.
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Two HI0HwAY RosBERIEs O. CHURcf
STREKg.-Last evening, ss q gentleman and
lady i've did not obtain The nancy, were
proceeding o church, ON Church street. be-
tween Vine ana High streets, be was as
saulted, Knocked down and robbed by three
white soldiers The lady was throws
roughly sgainst the fence Tho opposite
side Of tine street throngcd with p saers
wuo promptlg ran 10 assist the robbed gen
tleman, bu the miscreants ran down Chuicl
street and escaped
on Saturday evening a g nIeman We
knocked down and robbed o! ms watch anc
cham 90 the corner o. Niue snd Church
streets, by white soldiers.
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Go u Bryant, Stratton i Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Book keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neiship, Settlements, &c-
SEND for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, SPRATTON 4 co.
Octl3-ly.
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Mar TH1EF On Saturday morning,
about half psst three O'Clock, Vim. Il. Hot,
a member Of Caot. Baley's ppice force,
while stationed in Printers Alley, saw a
negro with about sixty pounds Of bacon IN
der has arms. Questioning him az 10 where
he got it, he replied that he had bought e Al
the market. Holt arrested him, and was
taking him 70 the police quarters when the
negro dropped his stolen property at the
corner OF Union and llege streets. and
started or on run. The policeman dis
charged MS postal at him, the ball passin
through the shoulder Of his coat, bat u
thief was not stopped until he hsd been
Knocked down several times. lie was tried
on Saturday morning, before the Recorder
when il was proved that the msn had pun
dered the bacon from countryman' : wagon
a tine OF $50 and costs was lshle'ea-
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NHH
Nrw THrxrRE.--As = z antcipltsa sTe-y
ssat sas filles, aad the pisles were ero7ss ed'
. The View Theatre, last night, on tie ocee-
son Of the pHesentstioa OF Arreh-la- r IS 1ei
and yet there were hundreds y bo"ere s 81 n
81 away, who viii Be compelled 20 = 49,
luck again night, Or al some ,liuie -.
The scenery, expressly prepared loI - ~, -
casiun, 10 grand, and reiecls sre4Si
the artist, and the managers. ~ = - r.,
rst.. and app opriaie, in every ISL I. Z. y
he first n esentation, Of q rev piece Tue
actors were AL well Up IN their Paf'7I -ua
va hsvenege bef re witnessed ah eNii-ieR
entertainment, which Was productive o. 50
much enthusiasm. ,.4.-.....
considerable length, and = is uniief safy
Tor us. 10 repeat what We have said Lney
~ en- appreciate il, who see u; and those
,-b., would B. sure Of seat must ether en-
gaga one before hand, or be 81 the thea
trc door. long before the curtain rises
IA, rvr,rRr-The Webb Sisters failed 10
reach his city, last gnti but val Be here
tonight, when they VAL appear IN the We,
known extravaganza Of Po-ea -hon-t-s.
NM ,'zraI baIles advertisement, BY the Esy-
istowski troupe, viii Be one Of the features
of;he evening.
sEaEIs, THE NEcRoNAScER .-sear.s, the
uecronsncer, and ventriloquist, - one ~
the very best artistes IN the country. he
should receive large patronage, while so
iourniug in Nashville. The lovers q IAN
tastic tr eks, can be grstified to Their hearts
content, by witnessing his performance
sUssY SDE coscERT HALL--Anothcr isfge
audience visa in attendance al the sunny
side Concert Hall, last night; and the per
formaDee passed on in q happy mani ef'
The singing was excellent, and he dancing
fine.
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CrnuyAI CoUEI.-The following cases
were called in The Criminal Court, yeatsr-
day:
STATE vs.. Zsck Boyd, charged with muir
der. Continued till the second Monday IN
December.
STATE vs.. Spencer Moore, robbery, n
proErU5s.
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EsrABLIsHED IN IsIO.
~ LnrKunon e HUNNTNGroN.

SElcdaclle teaAl-l n ffaA-l-l-7 q Ia
u-ls,erale and Eetsn Dssiers In Looizing Giasses
suF o'kue Glass Z sfes. lhc trade VII hud =
sod sssortr1eni o. Mirrors, 10th French snd ser
r-7n Gnd.rg IN al u hrsnches- Also, frers Man-
a. "a her Eind al fraUcs msee % ORDER. 81
FesTi strect, opposite Peek Sly. NeE i0Ts.
eptE1-Sm
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= GIEEsoS . %. Publi'hsrs,
z-rsDAY, yoyEMRER ~ 1858.

-,,,ati. OhIO.-5osrra 3. QuisshE' -
Cinn - 70 receive advertisements and
o.. --rtons for the 1astras Va'9a-
orleans, La.-EVEE f. oEfh'II' q
"" - Raadiag R00r7, is our suinoilz'a
81 -....,s aissrtzause-ts and Euts,nP-ions
y. v-sirt U.aCH-
.,.,,,bis. Tenn.-CIrsEyTs BHEsT are
wen -. agents % re-eire adFerussmsri Is
.--,.-iptsons for TIE Ea.iriie UHi'n-
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A DISCOVERY LONG NEEEED

Restores Grav Far % ne HAiu-ai Color.
Masses toe Hair sofL glossy snd LuAur,ant.
Keeps the Scaln Gie IN, oOl and Healthy.
The only Rno@n RessorcF Of Soler and 2 eF
fect hair Dressing Combined.
London ar q lor Rasiorer sod Pressing.
lnadcn Hsir Color Rsstorer and Dressi1g "
london Hair Co'or Resrnrcr md DFeszieg
oedon Hsir Color RestoreT sud DYES ing
Ii VIII restore erss HaiE 70 q sisal color.
Sit viii d ake q grow On nsl1 heade
s-lt rgiii restore the nsturG secreliels-
Ak vii reroFe al iandFun and itchlnEs-
g--Itw.i d make The hair ~ . gossy and aezhlc-
6--ls siiiureserve the ougnai color % Cd fge.
~ VII prevertlhe hsr o. m ialLng oh.
s-tu Il cura sli dlsesses 81 The srsiP-
prue : "a per hstrie. So,d b nr- sNAfNE 4
son. No so SfEih street Philadelphia, aod
1C.W SMITH. pruegi,ts
Conner Of Charzh snd Nins tyeets,
osfls-W-frAsa SIN les ieun-
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta lntelll-
ceneer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consu-
tstionalist, Chronicle and sentinel osuy
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, sprlnghei.a
Mass Republican, Boston Journal BAIT
more American, weekly, received regularly
atE.P. Cones, No. 40 berry street Il
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HEAVY ROBBERY IN MARKET
STREET.
slloO Worth Of Goods stolen.
No Clue 10 the Perpetrators Of the
Villainy.

Villainy.
Nashville is keeping up is reputation u
The city esctpes one day without o nlunae .
the omission is certain 70 be made up IN
daring. and successful robbcries, or ourgla-
rics. Yesterday morning, Tie door Of the
store Of Afr. Slessinger, on Market street.
b.tween church ana Broad was found q y
syyingil,g. and close eXa1ninctlon estab-
l;sbed tie fact. that il had been opened BY
s.Tiuarnv." and al once the truth flashed
mon lie pr5prietors; they had been robbed,
"a thew commeneed locking about 70 Sc
Wbat had been taken, and discovered that
overcosts, and Other elo' hing, tog-iher Ei'h
oo0ts and shoes, 10 toe value Of allv1, haa
been safely carried OF
There we're no traces, BY which the
thieves could be identified They ap-
pear 10 have done the work thoroughly ana
we're doubtless far enough away a. daylight
The police are looking up the MISTER, gut
with little prospect Of discovering me
villains.
Whit Is 10 be done2 Within a eircuit
around Nashville, whose radius is ten miles
the mum Der oil murders e. the present raie'
viii reach three hundred within 2 year
and the number OF highway robberiss Wiii
exceed three times that number, ana the
civil authorities are unable 70 check them
What Is % be done Life and properly
must be protected, or the city and country
20 10 the dogs. We confess We are unaDie
to ans Wer the question.
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Max L. Gutmann, No. % Public Square,
Is now receiving aud opening his Fail and
Winter Boots and SHOES. Best custom
made work TO be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish TO see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square
-ssoqs puy s,oog Ino1 IoJ 'eIenbS SlIqnd
'Oz ON 9s I,sO-i sszJslsSoO dSV saa1F4I
-rt 9S-3m
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Frrr-Nirht before last, 8 bout oueO 'elock
officers Hlli and Scott discovered 8 ore ~
the store OF Mr.. Fleiahmau, On Broaewsy
and thsy al once went 90 work' ana oeiof,
auy alarm vas given, they had extingui'hed
g. It was doubtless the WORK o. an laeeA
diary
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A GEAED ESTERPHsE-lUsT WHAT Is Wan
5n.--House room, is just the thing most
needed IN this city, but is exactiy what We
shall not have, until building mater al de
tlnes in cost He who, SO this Time. applies
himself 10 supplying articles needed IA the
contraction oil houses, Will not ouiy grow
-eh, 10 o brief period. but wall confer Ia
vorou the country, the value OF which it Is
impossible 90 calculate. Fully convinced Of
lara TACT. we are delighted 10 state that a
irm has been formed, Messrs. Mason, Ad-
ams J. Co.. which has purchased lot o.
and bevuud the St. cecilia Acade ny, Tor
s4O0J with view % the making OF brick,
h. Quantities % meet the demands OF the
public. They are putting up the new pa'-
End mold which viii turn Of trom aV,Ovo g
$1,000 bricks per day. As they can work ia
II weather except when IL Is freezing, they
srpect 10 mako S,e00, geo "a least. during the
te.rlS36. They VIII have the hrst kalus in
5ssrstion hv the lst Of January next, uu-
"a, the ground is frozen; and from thai
Tine. no scarcity OF that kind Of building
lastsrial will exist The bricks are Of 81
excellent quality, and are perfectly smoothe
and form D much better, and neuter vail
than those manufactured by hand. They
,rDect 10 be able 10 deliver all that is need
ed. at $40 per thousand--pcrhaps AZ even I
over figure.
A Tie managers arc al industrious, ans
ras1geuc men, they cannot do other thar
r.ader their undertaking success.