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Minneapolis & st. Anthony Trains
FOUR TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.
LEAVES ST PAUL DEPOT.

LEAVES ST PAUL DEPOT.
$50 A. N. 1920 Pm. 245 P. II. 435 r. ".
LEAVES ST. ANTHONY DEPOT.
500 A. N. 1000 A. M. II 30 A. II. 345 P. n.
Purchase tickets at the Sations before entering the
cars at discount from tho regular train rates.
Passengers must get their Baggage checked before
it will will be carried over the road and on the arrival
of the train at the place of destination must present
the check and take possession Of their baggage The
company will not be responsible for the safety of any
bas gage after its arrival ut station for which it
checked-t being part of the business of this COM
pany to receive and store baggage unless a special
contract Is made to that effect:
/. ~ The Minnesota Stage Company run a daily
line of Stages up the Sauk Valley to Sauk Contre, and
trrweekly to Fort Abbercrombie; also tr-weekly t
Little Falls, Fort Ripley and Grow Wing, leaving St
Cloud Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at A. N
v0n11-tf F. II. DELANO, Sup't.
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Gent-How came you in such fix
Sambo-1t was in this way. as far as
| can remember. Fust my fare er died.
and den my mudder married sein, and
den my mudder died, and den my far
der married agiD, and somehow.
doesn't seem to hab 10 parents at all.
nor no home, nor nuffen.
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"A letter was recently dropped into
the post Office addressed as follows:
"Hill 4 Massachusetts, After a
good deal Of study, one of the clerks
managed to make out that it was intend
ed for "a Underhill; Andoyer, Mas
sachusetts.'
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Several nice young gentlemen went
to the residence OF a young damsel to
give her serenade. After some time
the servant stepped out, and walking
up to the harpist, exclaimed, My
friend, the folks are all abed you can't
get a cent here tonight /"
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R. o.. sTRoNG's ::
MILL FOR SALE!

" I will sell either half-interest or my en-
tire STEAM SAW MILL at this place on
favorable terms. 1t is complete through
out-having an eighty-fvc horse power en-.
gine, and the best machinery, including
that for the manufacture Of shingles, lath
and pickets, &c. Parties desiring to pur-
chase as above will address
f. NJ. TOBEY,
(, St. Cloud, Minn.
| st, Cloud, Oct. oath, 1866. n14-t
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-Squabbles, an old bachelor, shows
his stockings, which he has just darned
to maiden lady, who coutemptuosly re-
marks, pretty good for man darner."
Whereupon Squabbles rejoins,
"Good enough for a woman, darn her."
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"A young man named George o.
son, lamp trimmer on board the Q. 8
steamship, Madawaska, has recently
come into possession of 100000 in
gold together with the Hungarian title
of Edward Louis, Count 'Batthymvi,
and the extensive estates attached
thereto. A very good start for young
man,
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CITY SALOON.


The above saloon, located nearly oppo-
site the Central House, has been. Furnished
and fitted up in the best shape and will be
kept in frst-class style. Gentlemen will
find the bar supplied .at all times with the
very choicest wines, whiskies, brandies, ci-
gars, &c. Give me call.
=, i u NJ. hl0KLEY, Proprietor.
st. Cloud Oct. l7th, 1865. ysnll
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Some people are never coutcnted.
After having all their limbs broken,
their heads smashed and. their brains
knocked out in a railroad accident, they
will actually 90 to law and try to get
further s;dauaees.
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$50 it seems" as the young lady
observed to the sewing machine when
she put the work before it.
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"A holiday Juvenile, expressly for
the Southern trade," having been pub
lished in New York, entitled "General
Leo and Santa Claus" We suggest that
4 better title would be "General Lee
and Grants Claws"
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-"Thou rainest in this bosom,'' IS
the chap said when a basin OF water
vas thrown over him by the lady he
was serenading.
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John, did you ever bet on
horse-race % "No, but I have seen
my sister Bet Oh an old mare"
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-"Well, Alice, how's brother Ike
getting along?" First rate-got a
good start in the world married a
widow who has got nine childreu.'
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To renoyate an old hat, take it to
an evening party, and leave early.
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A new railroad depot, the largest
in the country, has been completed
at Cleveland. 1t covers over two and
half acres.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

l. LssslandG adyer rttsement, - cents per
square for tho first insertion, aud 81 Il cents per
square for each subsequent insertion.
Attorneys ordering in legal advertisements are
regarded as accountable for the cost of the same,
less there Is special agreement to charge the same
TO another party Payment in all cases to DO made IN
advance or upOn delivery Of the affidavit.
Local Notices. Is cents per line to transient, and
10 cents per line to regular, advertisers.
l. Notice Of death lsimple announcement Is cents;
obituary notices, cents per line; marriage notice.
50 cents.
s. All political, religious or other notices, cents
per line.
.. Special place advertisements to be inserted at
rates agreed upon.
7. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
8. Strangers must pay in advance, or give salts
factory reference.
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u
THF TOAST.

1t wasa gay and.festive scene, .~.G
And sentiment and song,
With all the wild hllarity
. Which to such scenes belong, I.
Rung through tho lordly, sculptured halls;
And many @stately knight ~....
Looked down from gildcd, pictured walls,
All clad in arnlor bright.
And when the bri,nming cup was quailod
TO lovclincss divine,
Each gallant heart some fair ono pledged
" High in tho sparkling wine.
All stately, mid the jest and mirtl-
The burst of revolry-
There stood tair and nfkl:born youth,
The flower Of chivelry, y
His soul was dwelling with the past; =.
His memories were *irted
Bj lovelicst visions. On his lips
lowered ono sacred word
Aloof he stood-in reverie-
With graceful, absent air;
Till, by his comrades, reused to name
AndpledgeA's "l"dye-faire."
lie started raised his goblet high
II drink to one,' said he
"Whose name is craven on my heart
In fondest memory;
"Whose love, more constant, tenderer,
Andlongcr here hath dwelt
Than the deep passions pledged tonight
More fixed, more ksenly felt,
II would not name, in careless mood,
A love SO holy, true;
But give to her the reverence
And honor that: lis duet"
Of one you place 80 highl'
Each trembling hand whiles sought his blade
And fl shed each angry eye.
"1s there love, while time shall last, p
More holy than another?'
He. .paustt--ix reverence bowed his head
~ pledge to thee-my motterr 's-st-
= : = - =. :. - :.
, SELDOM upon lips of mine
- Father! rests that name of Thine
Deep within my innost breast,
I'm tho secret place of mind,
Like an awful presence shrined,
Doth the dread idea rest!
.Hnshed and holy dwells it there,
Prompter of tho silent prayer,
Lifting up my spirits eye
Andlts faint, but earnest cry,
From its dark and cold abode,
Unto Thee, my Guide and Ged.-Lamartine
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1CE-COOL LEMONADE.

have also q choice stock of
canned Fruits, Jellies, Candier,
rigs, Nuts, Raisins,
IL ~ ;! Cove Oysters, ,~,:i
Ciams,I $40 ~ Lobsters, -
Iooacco, Cigars, &c., Sc.
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Testimonials.

SAINT CLouD, July 26th, 1866.
vhisisn to certify that have used, and
shilnas ctinne TO use, "Chase's Patent Bed
Spring." manuf tur by Messrs. Spi-
Ger & Carlisle, of this City, and unhesita
tingly pronounce it superior to any Spiral
Spring heretofore manufactured; and l
cheerfully Recommend it, not only on ac-
count Of the simplicity of its construction,
but mainly OF a6ceunleef its cleapness;
durability, and perfect adaptation to any
and every kind ef bed r lounge.
The "Sick-bed, i" or "Lounge," manufac-
tured by them, embracing tho aforesaid
Patent, is not, andscaneot be surpassed.
ALBERT B. CURRY,
J. W. TENVOORDE.
We the undersigned, have used Chase's
Spring Bed Bottom, manufactured by
SP1CER l. CARLISLE, and do not hesitate
in pronouncing it '.tip top thing" We
feel perfectly satisfied that they are durable,
comfortable and eheap.
JOSEPH GOYETTE,
THEODORE STEINBURG,
H. W. WEARY,
W. T. CLARK.
Sp1cER CARLISLE The wire Spring
Bed Bottom which you put in for us, is
Just what is claimed for it, superior to any
Spring Bottom in use. Indeed since using
this we know Of no other that we would
use at all.
JOSEPH EDELBROCK.
]. E. WEST,
JOSEPH PENDL.
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JOB PRIN r I N G.

OF all kinds plain or colored executed ON short no
tioe in the best style and at st. Paul prices Print
inr done in German and Norwegian, as well as Eng
a. and warrantedto give satisfaction.
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: F.sW. ELY g. CO.,

= & F.sW. ELY g. CO.,
ROOT s. CADY, ~7
Have the Largest Stock Of
: . he ct Music
In the State, especially selected to repre-
sent tht stock of the largest Musical Es-
tablishMent in tho West.
Also. complete stock Of .....
CHURCH SINGING BOOKS, lNsTRUC-
TlON BOOKS, VIOLINS, GUITARS,
VIOLIN STRINGS, sc.
'{Sheet Music prepaid to any address on
receipt of price.
Also, General Agents for
mAS0d ( HAmLIW S CABINET ORGANS
WHEELER s. WILSON'S
AND FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINES.
Union Block, No. 100 Third St., St. Paul.
FOR SALE CHEAP!
A choice lot of Liquors,
embra cling the following:
COMMON WHISKY,
BOURBON WHISKY,
RYE WHISKY,
CHERRY BRANDY,
PORT AND BLACKBERRY WINES.
We wish to 60 out of the liquor trade,
aud will sell cheap to close.
BURBANK BROS.
y 'WAHOO~' BITTERS.
100 CASES
Just received, direct from the manufactur-
etA and for sale bEsl y .sz7sss<
NIAGARA BiTTERs, 25 cases.
IN ,lSHAM BITTERS, 49,, 25 -"
RUSS ST. DOMINGO BITTERS, 25 :"
"GOLD MEDAL"
BRANDY. 25 ("
GOLD TOM''
GIN, -. 25 +"
at
LII, BURBANK. BROS.
ALSO
IN HHDss PRIME CUBA SUGAR,
~ 50 bbls. lsime KeystoneS'A' SUGAR,
-: Is " A, B; andC Coffee a..
30 /" crushed and granulated "s
So" choice DRIED APPLES,
l4;4t BURBANK BROS.
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President, r. J. MENDENHALL,
Treasurer, r. J. BALDWIN,
Secretary, T. A. MERPH1'
v1,HE BANK is now spen for business.
: / J: Deposit, Of one dollar ena Wy ysras
received, and Interest at the rate ot slS pr
cent per annum paid each January anu
July. , cormo, md
.oanA< oooA' A 4
French: ,e.
All communications addressed to the Sec,
retary will receive immediate attention; ana ana
information furnished respecting the kulse
and Regui Of the Bank l..
. l%0&ce In Safe Nstisnal beeK, tGr
aer Bridge and First Streets Minneapolis
y8n29-ly
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HOT MEALS, COFFEE, TEA & PASTRY
Served On short,n.tice, iu> good style,: Ind
JOSEPH GOYETTE.,
st. Cloud, May %, 1866. v8n21-1y
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TINE TABLE.

Scglr@ - s.- " ETrYEE
ASo ahd after MONDAY; September II, fseo; fasse,
ger Trains will run as follows:
GOTNG 'WEST
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CLARK & JOHNSON,t
MACHINE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Saint Cloud, Minn.
= ..> xFIt
Particular attention paid to repairing Farm:
Machinery.
Shop on Washington avenue. Z
L. CLARK. n12 A. C. JOHNSON.
HENRY w. "EARY.e
CkRRIAGEM
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FIRST DIVISION
':.H s.; = '1- -::~ s':'-:sss ssst.s ~
:-s :: st: ,Pru land: sPGeffc
i. - q .a-@ a.. :. "sy;it Il."ks -
%. a I"I:R:@A.I
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T HAVE removed to my new shop near
j. the BHidge,vhere LAM prepared to do
sall kinds of vorls in the Carriagemaking
line. Wagons, carriages and sleighs made
in a neat and substantial manner at low
sateA attention 9ssR Raid ssPar
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Mexico.

The reports from Mexico are very conflict
ing. There are two interests at work, and
since the influence of rumor and misrepre
sentalion upon men is well understood, they
are employed with great activity by those
who have political or personal objects to ac-
complish touching Mexico. One day we have
great Liberal victories. The latest Of these
was the much fiourished report of the capture
OF Alamos, and the defeat Of ALMADA, the
Imperialist, by MARTINEZ. But, by recent
account, 1t appears that MARTINEZ had q thou
sand efficient troops, and ALAADA only three
hundred native Mexicans. The little band
under ALAADA defended the town for ei0htssa
hours. They were nearly all killed and
wounded, and ALAADA escaped to Guayamas
with only fifteen men. He was there received
with eclat for his heroic defence.
We state these facts TO show how these
engagements are exaggerated. A very late
letter from Vera Cruz represents the Mexi-
cans as more and more satisfied with MANI
MILAN. II Is stated that the Emperor has
now a large party-the majority--decidedly on
his side, and that this party embraces the
wealthy and influential portion of the citizens.
Meantime in this country MAxiMiLIAS IL
non recognized, and persons are seeking In
Washington 70 drag the Government into such
complication with Mexican affairs as may
Dring ON difficulties. II l. said that Colonel
fkkAoSr IL one Of the prime movers In these
suor~, ana that he and his CONDUCTORS are
earnestly seeking In Washington 10 induce the
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sar-IoHS G. SHAFER & CO..

ME K 4 I I L o K ;,
No. l EXCHANGE BUILDING, FOURTEENTH STREET
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received and would respectfully ask al,
tention to, their new and well-selected stock oi
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VESTlNGS. OF the
latest French and English importatons, suitable
for spring and summer wear Also, White ana an
r.ycy linen DRILLS and MARSEILLES. We
kean constantly on hand SHIRTS and COLLARS Of
the best make We have preserved the measures
of all our customers, and therefore prepared to
fill their orders by letter promising the best care
and attention in ma king suitable selections.
Oyr
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By A. Z. Stokes q Co., Auctioneers,
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.
WHOLESALE AUCTION SALE.

On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, at ii o'clock, we
will sell at auction in our warehouse, corner Fiji
teenth and Cary streets, the following GOODS, in
part,
IS bags RIO COFFEE,
% chests TEA,
10 hogsheads CUBA and PORTO RICO
SUGARS
Is barrels REFINED SUGARS,
90 barrels EXTRA SYRUP,
10 barrels VINEGAR,
so barrels No. HERRINGS,
rs barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
100 barrels EXTRA and sUPERPINE
FLOUR,
loo sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
10 bales COTTON YARNS, SIS and las
100 boxes ADAMANTINE and TALLoW
CANDLES.
ALSO,
casks PRIME SHERRY WINE,
casks PRIME PORT WINE,
casks PRIME MADEIRA WINE,
BUCKETS,
BROOMS,
WHlSPS,
WHITEWASH BRUSHES, &c, &c.
GROUND COFFEE,
SODA,
GINGER, and
SODA, WATER, and SUGAR CRACKERS.
y. STOKES l. CO.,
NH 15-?t Auctioneers.
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NH l5-2
SCHAD'S HOTEL FOR RENT.-Will

SCHAD'S HOTEL FOR RENT.-Will
- be rented out at public auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY the 10Th day of this month March,,
at Il O'Clock, to the highest bidder, for twelve
months, that very desirable properly known ho, as
Skill and Seventh streets. The Hotel property
fronts on Broad street, with large hall in the rear
at present occupied by G. Schefer as lager beer
ness stands in the city Possession given on the ls
April next. ..- ,,
Terms Bond with approved security, payable
the parties. JOHN W. w hlonl'
A. Schad, deceased.
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re ORDERS FOR INTEREST ON THE
AUDITOR OF VIRGINIA.-VIRGINlA, NORTH
CAROLINA, and TENNESSEE COUPONS cashed
on the most reasonable terms
Wanted NORTH CAROLINA COUPON BONDS,
VIRGINIA REGISTERED and COUPON BONDS,
Also. SOUTHERN BANK NOTES,
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON.
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GIVE US A CALL.
MCO-PARTNERSHIP.

NE CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-PSrther-
shin. for the purpose of conducting
A Wholesale GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving a general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days, ana TO
which they respectfully call the attention OF The
trada HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg:
JOHN g. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
nh "a - r. r. POSTER.
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RICHMOND, VA, March Il, 1856.
MssrS S1,tnders dugust GiImcr, ami others
Gentlemen,-I am in receipt of very handsome let
ter bearing the signatures of yourselves and other
prominent citizens OF Richmond, In which you 90
ing held at the House of Delegates. Sensible Of my
dement's, but sincerely grateful to you, permit me
most humbly to acknowledge the friendly compll-
ment you are pleased to tender me, and beg TO de-
signaie the CONCERT ROOM OF THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL as the place suitable 10 the occasion, ana
THURSDAY next, March L. 1866, ~ the evening
for the proposed reading
have the honor to be, gentlemen, your much
indebted and very humble servant, ,cc
NH li-2t +. =, BAAbS.
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No. lolBRoAp STREET, CORNER OF NINTH
The undersigned have just received a stock OF
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and kicn-
mond ALEs, which they viii retail at SIX GENTS
PER GLASS. Families can be supplied by the pint
quart, or gallon. ,,,,
The RESTAURANT has been re-opencd, ana VIII
he supplied with all the requisites OF the season
FRESH OYSTERS every day, cooked in all styles )
WHISTLES and other liquors from ten cents per
glass and upwards
C.H FITZ PATRICK X. !, CANANAN'
Proprietors.
GIyEUS A CALL. mn ID"
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ID ENJOYABLE EFT d NORRIS
IL sETT have removed to their new and commo.
dious store opposite the Town HALL, where they
invite the attention OF their old friends and Gus
toners and the public generally to M complete An
assortIasnt of GRoGERIEs, BOOTS, SHOES,
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, HARDWARE. and
all goods usually found in first class variety
store OATS, CORN, BEANS, PEAS, and PoTA-
TOES always on hand Give ns a call
MAScHEsrgR, March IA 1895 NH l5--1ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pN- REMOVAL.
W. B. ROBINS,
REAL ESTATE ArcTloFEER,
GENERAL AGENT AND NOTARY PubLI'
has removed his Office to
los MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
Thankful for the past very liberal encouragement
socts the continued favors of his friends ana the
patronage of the public generally.
Refers to II. X. Ellyson s. c. Robinson, fresl
dent Planters National Bank; Lancaster Co., >
4 a. Gibson. and Purcell, Laid Co mn li-tS
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY DESIRABLE AND CONVE-
' NIENTLY LOCATED RESIDENCE AND VA "a
CANT LOT, ON COLLEGE STREET, oPposIr,IrE
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE, FOR SALE AT AUG
TiON.-Will be sold at auction, on the premises;
on FRIDAY March 10th lSSg, at hafsRassM
RESIDENCE located a. above now in the occu-
pancy of Mr. Z. p. Townsend. The house contains
about ten rooms, besides kitchen, and mas many
cOnveniences for the accommodation OF large
family The lot has front of one hundred and
two feet, and depth of one hundred and t1hirty.
10 yeil off A VACANT LOT of thirty feet front
TERas: One-third cash balance. at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed. The taxes to be Pala ny
the purchaser.
Sale positive and without reserve. ,,,
HARRISON. GODDlN APPERSOS,
NIL LII AuctiOneers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DOETICAL READINGS.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Is, 1865.
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL.

THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Is, 1865.
RICHMOND, March 9, 1865.
M f. e. BrIgs Dear Sir,-At your late com
plimentary benefit, given in the Hall OF the House
of Delegates, much pleasure was expressed and
derived by those who were present. In considers
ton of this, and with view to give the many who
wish to hear you read an opportunity OF so doing,
the undersigned respectfully request that you give
another reading at such time and PLACE as y0n may
designate. DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
r. p. AUGUST,
J. II. GILMER & son,
JOSEPH MAYO,
f. w. HANCOCK,
n A STURDINANT,
and many others.
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Immediately after the above rental, will sell
on the premises, to the highest bidder one large
COOKING RANGE, lot FINE PICTURES, THEA
TRICAL SCREENS, several STOVES, lot OF
BENCHES, BEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c.
NH Is IDS c. SCHEFFER.
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aoxsrnm ent to endorse the Mexican bonds on
,nsral aide for fifty millions OF dollars,
w NE have no apprehension, however, thstthey
- III sncceed.
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DIED,

Suddenly, on the 18th instant, Mrs. NJ. l.. hlRBl >
aged siXty-two years.
Her fuieral will take place from the residence
of her daughter. Mrs. NJ. IL. Lilieston, THIS
The friends of the family are invited to attend.
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AUCTION sALEs-THrS DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

by HHTTIsUU, hFFVE"Dh'1
Bankers Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VERY VALUABLE LOT IN THE
BURNT DISTRICT, ON THE SOnTH SIDE 5
OF MAIN, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENI h
STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION VIII pc
sold AT auction, on the premisea. on THURSDAY
the 18th March, 1859, at o'clock, 7. that truly
valuable LOT located as above, fronting twenty
eight and one half feet, running back one hun
bred and fifty three feet to wide alley, adjoining
Zetelle's restaurant
TERMS One-sixth cash, balance in four equal
instalmentg payable Goth May, 1865, 1897 1893, and
1889. for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by q trust deed The taxes TO be paid by the pur-
chaser.
The foregoing is Justly regarded as one amongst
the most valuable lots likely soon to come on the
market The old BRICKS will be sold, to be re-
moved in a short time.
'''''N HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSON,
NH l2tds AuctioneerS.