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John Halpin, fifty years old residing In
Ellsworth street, above Thirteenth. while walk
ing ON the track of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
below Gray's Ferry, yesterday, was met by a
Tram, and, being taken up by the cow-catcher.
was thrown into the air to the heisht of ten or
fifteen feet. He fell off the track but was so
badly injured that his recovery is hardly posi-
pc lie was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospi-
tai.
The Board of Managers of the PHILADELPHIA
ana new Hope Railroad Company held n meet
ing on Saturday. 1t was agreed to push for
ward the work of procuring subscriptions to the
STOCK OF the company. 1t was reported that
23l4 additional shares of stock had been sub
scribed, amounting in value to 4115, 700 Public
meetings are to be held along the route of the
road Tor the purpose of obtaining subscriptions.
John Caldwell, twenty-one years old. fell
IRON y scaftold yesterday afternoon and was
severely injured He was taken to his home
j. Kennels and II. jackson, colored men,
9narrelled yesterday afternoon, at Market and
water streets, during which wounds of "A serious
character were inflicted with a knife on Kennels
After perpetrating the act, jackson made his
escape, and Kennels was taken in charge by his
friends.
Mr.. Dugan forty years old, employed at the
Baldwin Locomotive Works was severely cut on
the forehead yesterday by flying piece of iron
lie was admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital
David Porter, married, committed suicide
last evening at his residence, Twenty-siXth and
Brown streets, by cutting his throat with n
razor. He was laboring under temporary in
sanity.
The forty-ffth anniversary of the American
Sunday School Union was celebrated last even
ing ut the Academy of MUSIC, in the presence of
a large number of persons. The exercises were
conducted according to the programme rs pub
lished Yesterday.
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Domestic Annira.

Gold closed yesterday at 1403S.
Harrisburg has tiremen's parade to-day
-Ended-the Washington tailors' strike.
General Dyer has been re-assigned to duty
Quiet prevailed yesterday at the White
House.
Assistant United States Treasurer Van Dyck
has resigned.
Five accidents occurred yesterday in New
York harbor.
Mr.. McColley, United States Consul at
Callao, died April H.
Charles Starr committed suicide at Tarry-
town, N. Y yesterday.
Hon. j. S. Black met with painful accident
at Louisville yesterday.
Major General Robert Anderson and his
family have sailed for Europe.
john Gilligan beat his wife to death on
Monday, near Fortress Monroe.
Smallpox is raging on board II. B. NJ war
steamer Chameleon, at Panama.
The United States gunboat Swatara, from
Cadiz, arrived off the Navy Yard last evening.
General Burnside, yesterday, vacated the
gubernatOrial chair belonging to Little Rhody."
Nothing official has yet been received
from General Mcmahon relative to affairs in
Paraguay.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Good
Templars of North America is in session at
Oswego.
1t is claimed that the Quaker City seized
yesterday at New York by the United States
Marshal, is under British protection.
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FROM VIEW ORLEANS.

sale Of n Railroad by a United States Marshal.
New ORLEANS, May 25.-The sale of the New
Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
took place this morning by virtue of an order
from thcaUnitcd States Circuit Court under the
auspices of United States Marshal f. j. Heron
Inc principal Interests represented were the
Illinois Central Railroad, Mobile and Chatta-
nooga Railroad, the bondholdcrs of the road,
and Charles Morgan. The first bid was 81 900, 600,
then 81 100000, and then proceeded to 50 OOOOOO
which was bid by Mr.. Paul Blanc in behalf of
the bondholders of the road, to which amount
he was limited.
Z. A. Whitney, representing Charles Morgan,
bid S2,O5O,OOO, at which price il was knocked
down, and S75 600 was Immediately paid as n
guarantee. Mr.. Whitney announced that it was
the intention of Mr.. Morgan WIN himself was
present, to immediately set about extending the
road to the Sabine. The actual sale occupied
only ten minutes
The Commercial Convention was adjourned
over until Wednesday, and the delegates have
gone to-day on an inspecting tour to the mouth
of the Mississippi.
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CEpARvILLE, o., via Xenia, May 25.-In the
Reformed PRESBYTERIAN Synod Rev. Mr.. Wyhe,
from the special committee, made a report ae-
kuowledging IS petitioners of Rey DR.; Sterrl5t
mia under the Second Presbytery, to be called
the Reformed Presbytcry of Philadelphia also, also,
forming other like petitioners as the FIRST
Church of Allegheny Adopted.
The Committee on Temperance urged INC
adoption of total abstinence principles.
Rev. Mr.. Alfred moved to cooperate with the
National Reform movement 10 secure the recog-
milton of God in the Constitution. Adopted.
DIR. McLeod's resolution about the Saharanpur
mission in India was discussed warmly All DAY,
and finally adopted, with Rev. Mr.. Woodside' Is
amendment, that the mission had seeded, and
was withost the jurisdiction OF the Synod, but
recognizing the converted heathen missionaries,
if LOYAL. as the Saharanpur Presbytery.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,os see FIRST

For additional Marine Ne,os see Tirst PAGE
ALMANAC FOR PHILA ADELPHIA-THI DAY.
sun RISES Moon RISES .......... s2i
SUN SETS. HIGH WATER. 23s
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
HENRY WINsoR,
GEORGE N. ALLEN COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
GEO MORItISON COATFs\
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FROM RHODE ISLAND.
sIeetIng of the General Assembly.

pvovIDENcE, May 25.--The Rhode Island
,,,,,D1oI W. Assembly met to-day at Newport. The
Hon. benjamin 7: Eames OF Providence sSns was
elected Of the RoSse RoSSa ana we're s eeeed
nan, man an" sumner NJ Sherman was elected Clerk
0leS 81 tSe senate. The votes for general officers
oi d lhc ','7ted and proclamation made The new
SceTs S will be sworn in this aieTGSoH SSysF csT
nor PassliTIa sna9s eSOysDOr eSoS Bprps6e reOg
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Steamship Aries, Wiley, Boston, H. Winsor & Co.
Steamer u. G. Biddle McCue New York w. p Clyde6Co
Steamer Decatur, Webb Baltimore A. Groves, ,Jr.
Steamer F. franklin Pierson, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Brig Prairie Rose, Low, Cardenas, Warren & Gregg
Brig Ortolan Leeman, Cardenas, do.
Brig John Shay, Nickerson, Trinidad ID. S. Steson Co
Brig Isis, Anderson, Boston, Tyler %.
Schr NJ. A. Harmon, Parker Boston, Wesmoreand Coal
Co.
Schr A Palmer, Clark, Greenport, L. l., f. A Souder
Co.
Schr Margaret Powell, Fenton. Hartford, Captain.
Tugs Hudson, Nichols, and ThOs Jefferson Allen, for
Batmore. with tow of barges. w. p DIVIDE Co.
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MIbJFIIIANNs
Three schOoners have recently loaded at Seaconet with
100 barrels of soup for the Philadelphia market.
A boat was picked up off Chatham, Cape Cod, on the
9gth inst with the following written upon it t:'Schr j.
W Webster, waterlogged, Cape Cod n by w. 80 miles"
(Schr j. w. Webster OF New Haven from Philadelphia
Tor Antwerp, abandoned Nov TO- 1865 lat 49, long 49,
as before reported)
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ARRIVED YESTERnA

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with mdss I? CUES, oyds o. . hours from Ne" York.
YAK %5;s oRf gsPG f5'al'P g. hours from Ne"
S se1mSr mSse 10 N F9TcG Rn EGq hours from New York.
y BT brig Maria Ferguson Stevens IL days from Windsor
Br schr Gertrude Roberts, days from Eeuthera with
Sci schr r. Margaret Powell Fenton, from Hartford
from a@ore t tS Of bsTses sRd % W Ha
HAyRE-pE GRACE, May 962The following boats left for
Philadephiq this morning
Z. g. Fessler, with lumber for Newark
s Win qmbsF & to % dpPnSSt tt
Lizzie, with lumber to Taylor i Belts.
J; N. Campbell, with lumber to Malone & Co.
Col. Ellinger, with lumber
coTfhssf Thsf6S 6 re MsM&2AoNg EsA2 5;ggqg2 Bulletin
NEW YoRK OFFICE, May 95.-Seyen barges will leave for
Phadelphia and Baltimore tonight.
baTFes ali coal laden PhiiadePhia viii leave Tow
Ghqs; Hyde n 4 Brady; Capt Gqnloy Daniel Robinson;
Codes RoS OF ba b5eES g. N & &WesS Gen Butler Amer
FFHson Fhbffh Tfh G0f BTc tGF BT6SES9n 6 Nav Harvest
Moon, with nails, sailed for Baltimore. L. s.. C.
MEMORANDA.
Shin John O. Baker Spear, for Philadelphia cleared
SIP Tqssearora, Rowland from Mobile for Liverpool,
Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings hence, at Savannah
yesterday 800
Barque f. A. Kennedy Hofses for Philadelphia sailed
Brig Lena Thurlow Corbett hence, at Key West 18th
Brig NJ Tucker Tucker sailed from Key West 18th
Brig samuel Welsh, Darrah, sailed from Marblehead
Brig f. Larrabee Carlisle hence at Bangor 22d inst
Sehr NJ M Freeman, Howes for Philadelphia, cleared
schr Anthea Godfrey from New York for Apalachicola,
Scbr Addie Ryerson Houghton, hence, Portland 22d
Schrs Reading RR No. 49, and G. A. Tival, for Phila-
dephia, sailed from Norwich 22d inst
Schr f. A. Heath, Williams hence, at Salem I'D inst
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CLEARED YFSTERDAY

Mails forwarded by every the regular lines
The steamers for or from Liverpool call Queenstown
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry. The
steamers for or from the Continent call at Southampton
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rwo-sroRy RESIDENCE ON PEACE STREET
BY q. DE FERRET,


AucrIoSxER-onioe No. So Blenville street
SATURDAY, Feb. "a, 1850, at re o'clock
- ". at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION ExCB ANGE ia
by Public Auction the following described propesy
l. LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third District Of
Espanads Roy, and Peace streets measuring 3 feet
inches front Bourbon by l02 feet line.
with sste bearing No s4 Bourbon street. contaning two
splendid parors, dining three bedrooms, all are
containing two rooms col she'd prVes eists byarsn
The gas 10 introduced in the whole house kitchen:
'g"kL0f tbF GROUND adjoining the above and msasnr
lines in Depth with The buildings and imp thereon
besring Ne 326 Bourbon street, which Ia
those Of No. @ Bourbon street, which is rented at SO per
: LOT OF GROUND in the samo square, and forming
inches 'front.' Bourbon street, by depth oflO2 feet inches
and lines together with all the bulldogs
{. THREE LOTS OF GROUND N the same square. rnsa.
tufng together % feet inches and lines font Peace
street, by M feet 10 depth, together with and
thereon consisting of large one ory fam
ssaee- containing Two srgs PaOrs four bedrooms
pTvea eisieD veil hydrant garden large yard We psVed
s. Lof or GROUND n the sans square. n.asurpu
2 eet inches and lines front Peace street. feet
otpih togehs, with The twotory honse erected thereon
tehen, containing two which sncroaches about IS
inches The lot in its rear sbsd hydrsn etc
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bou .ded by
ing together C. front on Peace street BY an irree5ar
depth OF 30 feet inches and6 lines the line nearest 10
other line together with the building ana improvement
erected thereon according 70 plan made By p Bsudousqule
sTrREs-one third United States Treasury note.
ana the balance credit Of end years Ia notes
from day Of sale secured BY special meSsgs
aud vendors lien The buildings be Kept insured and
per cent attorney commissions amount
Aet OF sale sh Internal Revenue stamps attached the
Public
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}. B. WALTON q DeSlONDe's SALES.
OWING TO CONTEMPLATED REMOVAL OF THE
BANK,
The VERY SUPERIOR PROPERTY
or YuE-
BANKING HOUSE AND SITE OF TIE CITY
NATIONAL BANK.
FRONTING ON MAGAZINE AND NATCHEz SITS.
ALSO
THE TWO NEW THREE-sTORY BRICK STORES,
NOS. 81 AND "a sArcHsz STREET,
IMMEDIATELY IN THE REAR OF THE BANK.
}. B. WALTON q DeSlONDss SALES.
BY j. B. WALTON q DxsLoHDE,

J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office, No. 8 Carondelet street
SAtT'TRDAr; February sz: 1890. ~ Ie
CHANGE; IN the Basement Rotunds Of the St. Charles
THE sANKiSG HOUSE AND SITE OF THE orrv
NATIONAL BANK, on Magazine and NaichsE streets The
Lots Of Ground upon which the Banking House at present
Magazine, Grsver Matches streets measuring n feel Is
inches front on Magazine street IS feet lines and
depth on Matches street feet inches lines in depth
BY NOrpby and 6 feet fincses on the rear lae
This Property most advsntsgeousy located wholesale
dry goods drusshas superior in New Orleans IRE
materials Of the Banking Houfe II quality In
toward the erection Of suitable Stores reducing ne
cost OF construction very considerably.
ALSO
A LOT OF GROUND in the same square immediately in
ss Z 81 nss oS On Scs. srss
hene adjoining the the Banking House above de-
scrbed and SO feet IL inches lines on the opposite de
Brick Store No 70 Matches street. Vi new
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the fast described in the
same sqnsre nsa,urng 2s from. hatcher street, %
feet III inches lines the lDe depth Of 90 feet II
inches lines the line dividing the lot aud store No
81 above described and 81 feet inches the opposite inc
consisting ola new ThreesOy Brick Store No 81 hatcher
ground has the use Of pry on the ground ao
ola yard attached to the property Geo L. Bright a. the
me Is set forth In an act Of compromise between the City
nii snd geo D. Bright, before JAS COIN. notary
RJ- TERMS CoNDIrIoNs-OneAhird cash In u q
years IN the notes o. the purchasers payable TO their
Ger and BY them ndorsed bearing eight per cent interest
nn1 BY special mortgage and vendors lien the
attorney fees in Of suit payment on any or
part Of the notes The buildings TO be insured salts
tottem
Tie act Of sale before Joseph Cohn notary public AZ
required by law.
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BY g. DE FERRET.

AucrIoFEER-O1ce No. 80 bienvtle street.
~ ATURD AZ, Feb. "a 500, mt - O'Clock
- NJ, at Ibe ST. LHARLES AUCrIOS EXCHANGE. BY
sold
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District Of
this city, in the bounded by Bayou Road Ursunes
kobetsoD and Claiborne It eets 80
Bayou Road by 30 feet inches in depth the line
Claiborne street and 30 feet the line toward
street, and g fest inches the line
hnidings thereon consisting Of TwoStoy Honse z65
Bayou Road retired from the street with slate
and containing the 6rst floor parors hsu on
the sde front and gallery. On the second floor
rooms and one cabinet; hall the side and front
gallery and IN the building attached the man house.
orooms and closed gallery pantry bahiag and pass
age the side.
Also Two story Kitchen containing tive each
hOsr prves ehck house hydran garden fruit
and ornamental trees The and fixtures house,
RS- TRREs-Onethird cash; balance q one and
two yesr in notes bearing eight interest per
from day OF sale WITH special mortgage and vendors
the buildings to be kept insured and the policy transferred
vendor In OF suit penal clause attor
ney's commissions on the amount recovered.
Act OF sale with u s. internal attached
at the expense Of purchaser before A Dueste notary
public.
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CENTRAL TR ANsIT COMPANY
QUARTER
.CHAHTER.

We the Undersigned agree ts form ourselves into Cor
poaton Under the laws Of the Stare Of Louisiana psc
arly set forth for the Of corporations works
Of Public Improvement and Utility, in Revised Statutes Of
1890 and which hereto attached For the
Ig Railway and Telegraph Line from point the
Msspp river opposite 10 the city Of Osans
and thence Wis Vermillon by the eligible
Sabine at some point below Burkve with the
Central Transit Company OF Texas and thereby complete
Railroad and Telegraph connection with the Rio
ultimately with the Pacific San for
have formed this the suboned Charter
sgnet the tsme adding to sign ares statement Of tho
number and value Of Of re-
srectve ubseriptsn to said COMPANY.
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OFFICE OF THE cor. sHIssToNEKs
or .urs
CONSOLIDATED DEBT or NEW ORLEANS
e
NEW oRLEAHsg 18th February, lss.


NEW ORLEANS. 95th February, 1852
BY virtue OF the thrtysevsnth on Of the act Of the
Legislature OF the State Of Lcusss entitled IAN Act
Consolidate City Of New 0ea and &c provide for the
Government and Administration = It's Affairs" approved
The sd February 1882 extract; "I Mayor Controller Urea
and the Chairman Of tne Fnar ommtees ofths two
Boards the Common Council shsrsstitus Commission
30 be called Commissioners Of pc Consolidated Debt OF
and they shall have p~s to issue Bonds OF the
city New Orlesn having not m0t Fan forty years to run
with ineres payable such place be agreed on be
tween sAid Commissioners psss whom tbs Bonds
are ssued coupons % Nchsnge for boads
obligations or debts of the old eopc on OF the M
inequalities whether msured ps or to eel new Bonds
and apply the proceeds the paYn f the INSURED debts
Of the cid corporation Of the Municipalities but to nc
other purpose"
Sealed Proposals viii be 'receves this oece from this
date to the 18Th OF March, 1862 sook for the pur
hase Of all or a. mach thereof We be necessary, pay
sIxTY.THREE THOUSAND DoftAss ct BOndI Issued
by Municipality No TO the City tatk, us'nred since LIST
December 1865 series Of EIGBsI BONDS Of the city
Of New Orleans fer the Of One asand Dollars each
saidtBonds dat.d the frst Of Mach 1850 payable in
years. the cfce Of 50 city treasurer, with
Interest Coupons attached thereto - the rate Of ak
tum per annam pas able t1e city OK View York
Proposals to be ndorsed Bds for 81 Purchase Of Bonds"
and addressed 50 o. Delays secret@y."
Tia Commissioners the t Of rejecting and
81 bids
By order Of the Board - ,ts pnvs So
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SALE on ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
Or
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT REsIDENCH
No. 10 RAMPART STREET, BE TWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL
BIZ j. h. WALTON d DEsLoNDE.


J. B. WALros. Auctioneer.
Office. Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, March O, $50, mt I2 o. clock
~ n, at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, will
be Sold
LOT OF GROUND, situate on Rampant street, In the
square bounded by Rampant Basin Canal and Common
streets measuring 81 feet IL inches lines front Ram
part street, by depth Of 27 feet 10 inches lines between
para lei lines, running through TO Bias n street.
The Improvements consist OF well constructed and ee.
gantly flushed TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
DENCE containing large parors and dining below and
SIX bedrooms the upper floor The house provided with
all the requisites ef elegance comfort and convenience
Parties wishing TO visit and examine the house with view
to purchase do SO by applying TO the auctioneers
fd- IERss AND CoNpuIoEs-One- fourth in United
Stats Treasury notes. the remainder credit two
and three from the day sale notes of the pur
CHASER payable to his order and by him indorsed aud
bearing Interest at the Of eight per
secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege upon the
properly until final the mortgage
penal clause Of i've cent attorneys fees in Of suit
recover payment OF Of the notes The buildings
kept insured TO the satisfaction vendor payment
the last note The purchaser will be required
payment Of one cent special State 10 1t
decided legal and constitutional Possession will be given
on the first OF July 1862 until which time will be paid
to the purchaser.
Act Of sale before A Mazursau notary pabc at the ex
pense OF the purchaser including United States Revenue
stamps.
EorEThe furniture. including carpets mirrors chande
isrs brackets, etc, will DO sold in May next
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In BANERUPTCK-Esfh OF rRAslMON
laudryOhice United States SSssha District OF Louisi
ana, New Orleans JsuuRTF H. .S91his is to notice
that the 9Th day Of January 1852 warrant In bank
ruptcy Issued against he esf t Trasm0n Landry, Of
DOnaldsonvs 10 the parish Of Ascei sion and State of
isana, who has been Rdjudged hi rupt bis petit
tOr tina. the meut OF any .gs and delivery Of any
property be0nsirg 70 said bankff to him for his
and the transfer Of property By forbidden by law
that meeting OF the creditors OF sd bankrupt 20
their debs ard 20 choose t@-ssuoss MS estate
will be held Court OF BANKRUPTCY 70 bs holden At No. Al
Exchange Place, in tie city OF yeE Orleans Louisiana
before Donation Augustin Register, on the 9Th day OF
A-Eo 2ls =. J. HEBRON,
ial2 eH U. 8. Msrshsr District OF Louisiana
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E0R sALE-REAL KsTATE-sEvERAL HUN
d5d Cotton and Sugar Plantations located The bsss
portions Of he cotton and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of
timber anaa Also. large variety Of City and Suburban
Properly Improved and nnimproyed In The fn Of IssdsDoes
stores bn1ng lots and favorable Pti.S
wishing invest win do well 30 cal. and Proper
tea Miller Gard RsA Estate Assatz No IS oAronEaa
street prv Orleans.
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Az TIoN EE r.,

onee and Sslssroon-l73 Grsvfsr Gt-sst
Near CNondsles, New OneAna
Liberal advances made conSgnmenta Auction safes ~
Furniture Cargoes Produce Zeal Estate and svsTy des
uos Of Merchandise promptly attended
. Regular Bale Dsys-Hertsys Wednesday, Fridays and
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DoUSLAs.
ENGRAvER AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp Street.
ADJOINING LADIES ENTRANCE OrTy HOTEL

Whiting and Wedding Cards snersved IN the most elegant
manner Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bs LAdng.
Checks, Invoices ard Circular ettsrs etc., Lhogaphed
Seals, CAnosling Stamps, Door Plates. ste.
Initials emf .ssd on papsr and envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE YOR Biz
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JAMES HAGAN-

LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS,
Corner Of Prytsns and Washington streets New Oesns
Hsrbe and Brick Tonbs Nantes and Crates; German
and North River Fagsing. Cemsnt Lime. Plaster Fire and
Lake Brick. Sand, Shells etc
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WEsTERx LANDS AND sECUKIrIE'

*
IN sddtlen 70 Government state at Railroad Bends and
Stocks buy and sell Lands In nHcaA WISCONSIN, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and NehrAsks.
me highest srice paid fer titles y LANDS SOLD FOB
fAIEs
We also purchase 81 bee, rates LAND WARRANTS and
DrsCKGDITED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
EONcs
oOzsspdercs solicited and sDr Information ssquiredi
Arn.tsa vssssot eharss. Address
AgsrIN coSBN 90.
RsSshsx, Esy York City.
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SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE. NO. 2ss BAYOU
ROAD.