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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-17
HOUSE
CARROLLTON, OHIO.

A HNHIS House, formerly known as the
H.! Western Exchange is now open, and
iiii ~ the occupant anxious to wait on those who
a@z3 favor him with a call.
Ai have to say about the design and interior of
the House is the well known fact that the original pro-
prietor, w. ID. Jenkins, planned and built it himself
and kept here the best hotel in the town of Canollton
spacious, airy building conveniently and pleasantly
located, the order and arrangements of the reading
and private apartments Suitably furnished and tho
roughly ventilated being the guest admirably satis-
factory.
The occupant begs say hathis best exertions shall
not be wanting make the table and the bar equally
satisfactory. He therefore asks share of the patron.
age of the public. |, ATKINSON, Jr.
Carrollton, June, l645. je25-3m
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Dissolution of Partnership.
SOLAR LAMPS.

SOLAR LAMPS.
ME Subscribers now receiving an extensive as
j sortment of Patent Solar Lamps, and Girando-
les of new and beautiful patterns, suitable for church.
es, halls, parlors, stores, Steamboats,, &C.
These Lamps are constructed solely for the con-
sumption OF ardi and are wanented to produce a
light equal to the best Sperm OIL and at one-half the
oost
or Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
JOHN B. M'FADDEN& IL CO.,
65 MARKET STREET,
October 2d. 1944.-tf PITTSBURGH.
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BARGAINS +! BARGAINS!!
NEW GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

II USI RECElNED. AT the store room OF Nm hogg
and Co, (recently occupied by Hogg and Tipton,)
1ne door east of the POstOfce. geneIa assortment
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THE GREAT WESTERN
CEGAR FACTORY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
C1diz. Obio.

Cddiz, Ohio.
E T, ALBERT takes this method ofinrorming his
Il. customers and the public in general that he has
located himself in
CADEZ, ON STEUBENVILLE STREET,
opposite the Western Exchange, where he is prepared
TO supply all orders, in his line of business with as
good article be purchased either in Pittsburgh
or Wheeling, and on as reasonable terms as can be
asked byany reasonable man.
( : MERCHANTS AND GROCERS
are particularly to call and examine his stock.
Itconsists Of pncipees, Pnncicues HalfSpanish and
Common oIgars. Glowing Tobacco, Cavendish. Small
Plug, and Six Twist the best CT Smoking tobacco for
pipes. Torms, cash up and no grumbling. mny9
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MILITARY COODN

NO. %, .M.ARKET STREET, PTTTSB URGH.
"a ME subscribers are now receiving In addit;on n
j. their former stock, large and general assortment
Of MILITARY GOODS consisting in part of S,yords
Sashes, Epauletts, Buttons aces Cords Brads. Cans
Plumes, Pompoms, &c. Volunteer companies supplied
with equipments, banners, flags, &c.
june 26 If JOHN B, McFADDEN e. Co.
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NEW GOODS.
SfeWMrE, .WiEIig0m g. Bennett

StGNWFGs OESECtS0U ~ BeNReEE
7 NAKE pleasure in announcing to their old friends
Il and the public generally, that they have just re-
ceved and are now opening at their store Immediate
ly opposite the Court House, the largest and
MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
brought to this market. Their Stock comprises all
kinds of merchandise offered for sale in the Western
Stores among which are
Cloths. Satinetts, Cassimeres, both Wool and Cot
ton Summer Stufs, all kinds of Bazerines, Lawns,
Cashmere Dcosse, Berashe, with large and splendid
lot of Prints at from
SIX TO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD.
Also; Leghorn Hats, Braid & Silk Bonnet.s, with
general assortment of Groceries, Hardware Queens
ware lron Nails, Scyhes, Scyhe sneads Sheep shears
Wool Twinc, etc, etc. ETC.
All which will be sold as low as they can be pur-
chased at any other establishment in the West
Call, Friends and examine our Stock before you
purchase elsewhere.
All kinds of Country produce and even CASII.will
be received in exchange. S., M, & i.
Cadiz, April 25th, l845.
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selected and purchased with great care in the cities
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, Cor cash. and
will be sold at prices accoTdngly-beng much below
former Our stock consists in part of the follow
ing articles, viz:
French Wool Dyed Black Cloth, English and Amer
lean Cloths, Wool Dyed Black, Blue, Blown, Olive and
lGrey of various prices. French English and American
Cassmeres, fancy and plain assorted cOlors. Cassi
lnetts, Tweeds, Jeans, and every variety of summer
stuffs. Dradata, Summer Cloths, Coat Linen and
Dlls Satin, Silk and MoiseIle Vestings; gentemens
ICtavats, Scarfs and Neck Ties. .Thebet, Damask,
Wosted and De Laine Shaws Ladies' dress caps, CHI
mazetts, dimty collars and cuffs; vetls, silk points and
ribbons; hosiery and gloves checks, ginghams, lawns,
lparametta alpacCa, cashmere de cosse, nous de
aines Balzarles and silks. Cambria, Brook Swiss and
Grecianette; mushns, linen lawn and handkerchefs,
ootings laces edgings Umbrellas, parasols and sun
shades; silk and bonnet lawns; brown and bleached
muslins 1ckings, cacoes and furniture prints; Flo
renee braid, and lawn bonnets artifcials and
tabs Panama. double and single brmmed Leghom
and Palm leaf hats; Ladies' fancy dressed BucksIin
and Kid slippers, and Chidiens shoes. Also, gene.
raj variety Of well assorted
Hardware, QuecDs-ware, and
Groceries,
Window Glass Nails, Iron, Castings, Cordage Beaver
buckets, grain, coal and canal shoves, spades, hay
and manure forks. Spanish and country sole leather
cotton yarn, carpet chain, buttug and wickng, &c.
All of the above articles will be sold on the mos
reasonable terms, and as cheap they can be bough
elsewhere VIM, HOGG AND co.
| N. B. The customers of the old firm of Hogg anC
Upton, together with Others requested to call ant
examine goods and prices, satisfy themselves ofthe
cheapness,
Ali kinds of merchantable produce purchased at the
| highest market price. VIM HOGG AND co.
| Ca diz. April %, l845. #
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r. Water Cure at Lebanon sprtng..-Lnss yer

r. Water Cure nj Lebanon sprtn4s.-Ims seIy
beautiful romantic and healthy Psce Is easy Of access
situated only Is miles East Of Albany ~ "Ies ~ s-,.
Hudson md miles West Of Pisneld, MssA and pfessnS
natural advantages for purposes OF heah seldom -
For particulars address tpos paid David Can'eu' Le'a
Springs, Columbia Co. N. T." r,.,,, ryo-l
The Waier-Cure Journal and Teacher OF hsal, ~
Slew, NJ D. Editor, Campbell Whtmafsn; rannsnT ia
street New-York City subscribers viii hereafter
- a. nu nh IN sdvsncs ny3ld
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Important Information Wanted.
From the Western state Journal.

In 1894. there came TO the United States from
Poland gentleman who was known BY the name Of
Rudolph bringing with him an infant Slaughter and A
nurse He came a. far Albany where the nurse died
within few weeks after her arrival in this country and
Mr. Rudoluh placed his daughter then about eight
months old in charge Of Daniel Mcgee. who lived in
Albany AZ that time and was niercnaniiaor by trade
About the year l-25 Mr. Rudolph ded alter lingering
Illness and his daughter was adopted by the said Ne
gee who gave her the name OF Eliza Mcgee. Mcgee
died i = believed in l-26 when his family removed %
Utica where they resided until the death Of Mrs Mcgee
which took place in l- or 80 when the adopted daugh
ter removed 70 5ains 20 brother u Mrs Ms BY whom
she reared
Its supposed from circumstances which have come 70
the knowledge Of the lady lately that she mas friends
this country and in the old country - no are ignorant Of
her existence The suspicious Of the lady aroused
by meeting few weeks since gentleman who was in
search Of her and who called himself John Cleveland
but who stated that such not his name. lie stated
that he knew VI ner family and that the By which
she now passed her true but that her father
wa. from Poland and Ms real name was Count Telisco
ynns RHd0pi-that his death was occasoned by poison
administered by the said Mcgee and that be, the said
Cleveland was prvy 10 the murser-thsi his conscience
would no; hin. until be had made her All the rcys-
ration in his power by restoring 70 ner the property OF
her father which was In his po-session-h having AZ
tbs time the deed committed, compelled the said
Mcgee 10 deliver all 20 him upon pain Of exposure
that a. soon be could do without attracting notice
b. would convey 70 her all she entitled To- lie was
on his Albany si the time hs called upon her
but his real name and residence he would not discs-e
The suspicious Of the lady having thus been aroused
she searched some old papers in her possession and in
an old bibe-lc her by Mrs Mcgee, with the instruction
part with iishe found paper-a part OF leaf
Of the same boOk-upon which was written apparently
by person in bodily 10 healthy what appears have
been an attempted confession which the writer
able 10 finish II was written with pencil and seal
Ell between the cover and the yeaf Of the book where
II had remained for the last Il 10 years As
can be deciphered, it reads;
Eliza was born IN Poland May l.. l-23. her is
alto h.1r boz
was Count I. Venus Rudolph, and dest--
forgive
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can't
NAILtA

The wife Of said Rudolph died just before be TO
this country and according information obtained from
Mr. Cleveland was English lady OF rank
II for the purpose Of obtaining, II possible, some
knowledge Of the circumstances attending the arrival Of
the said Rudolph and his death in this country and
his connection with said Megee-and also find if any
her friends this country thus these circumstan-
ccs are made public.
Editors OF papers in Albany New-fork and in the
Old Country Will confer great favor upon who
knows not relative in the wide world by publishing this
Direct TO Elizabeth I. Rudolph Syracure, Onondaga
county \ Y
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WISTAR'S BALSAM.

a COMPOUND BALsAMIC PREPARATION from
n Wild Cherry Bark and Tsr-The best REMEDY
the World for the cure Of Coughs. Colds Asthma
Group, Bleeding of the Lungs, Whoopngcough bronchi
It's Influenza ShOrtness OF Breath Pam and weakness IN
the Breast Side Liver Complaint and The nst Stages OF
CONSUMPTION.
Cy A THOUSAND CURES. IN csses deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established rs vast superiority over
former medical discovery. II has always been styled
Nsiunss own Prescription being formed chiefly from
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-Iwo
trees that cky scattered wherever diseases OF The
lungs prevail We pve few Instances Of s extraordinary
pow er, from a catalogue almost without end:
lady address VIII be given ~ the New YORK Agency
who given up all OF her physicians to die Of con.
sumption, had hard tumor for months ON the
large quantities matter sort OF bsny suhsancrhad
Inecne for months, being past ali hopeen
ureIy cured by few bottles OF this Basam IN September
and October 1914
down. for years being obliged 10 sleep In snR
posture so far cured as attend his business in the most
stormy weather.
Thoma. Brade- ESQ J. p Jamaica, L. cured OF asthma
Of ~ years standing. ,
Thomas Colen- Haddonheld N. J. testifes under oath
that had n cough and pain In the -idc-or months
raised large quantities of corrupt mater-aiso iueh blood
his physicians could do but he tor mulgave him pills OF
gulopng consumption enurey cured oy uicc oolues VI
WlsTAkS BALsAM go . a.
Mis- Ann ID. Hopkins OF Knowlesville, N. Y. entirely
cured OF liver complaint and general debility oil eighteen
months standing. go ~
Jacob Hoffman NJ d. Huntington, cured a child Of p.
schroebe of obstinate disease Of the Lungs alter he Ind
tried all the usual remedies In vain
Cases daily occurring In every part Oh inc county
which prove ncOniestiby the vast superiority 81 us bassh
In every shade OF Lung and Liver disease every other
preparation heretofore known Ia the verdi ..
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by A. Is. D. SANDS
Wholesale Druggist ~ FutonsL New YORK sod also a.
rs Broadway II East Broadway. TIE ABOVE ARE rHt
oSly AGESrs rms CRY. Price 81 per bottle. sls
bottles for a. mh2s em
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ron THE PILES.

nR UPHAMs ELgcTTAai s .aS a. or egsr
-, ss1or or bind Sold only In ts city al the Office Of
- g5nal Proprietor A UPHAM, NJ ID. regular edoes
"a pty.~1an Oh twenty years experience confined 10 an
rys,ire where Piles and all CHROME Diseases
tr~.tea Medical Office, ia Bowery, four door
love Spring street Oilce hours from A. ~ to r d.
It,,ce t,r.l. iy2i I'm
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4 e.. kEETEL>, all experienced Teacher latey ar
-. this city, sbes 10 have entrusted 10 MS care
class twelve boys less To whom he VIII Leach the
English French, German and Spanish languages Mstheins
&C. Geography and History and complete their Educa
uon course Book keeping, Moral Philosophy and Poll
uca Economy
Parents who approve Of private education may apply
for further particulars per letter 10 No. lO Liberty
frglI kgr
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~ Life Insurance :-NArIoNAL LOAN FUND

LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LoNDoN--NEW:
YORK BRANCH.-The public are respectfully informed
,lat Dr. Rodgers Dr. Hosack Will attend a. me society
Ofce "a Wallsi daily Sundays eIeepiedl a. eocA
z. NJ. = -. II
and German part OF the population of Newly Az
noult Will attend, daily, Al thr ONCE Al II O'CLOCK noon
- devorng one hour TO his duties - medical
examucr Examinations will De conducted 81 their respec
i've places Of residence II preieredl during The hours u'aA
for receiving paiients
rR- Fee pad by the Society
~ Rodgers resides a, 10 Beecker-sireet
NJ uo..rk iOl fFanklln--uccl
NJ NJ h,nooit $50 Broadway.
VI A'Ho- "a WaI-sireei, 18th June, lsta
JACOB HARVEY. Chairman Of Loca. noaia-
rIr,xpER srAss Manager and General Agent
ieln saw osu
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VALUABLE PAINTING, and saiaary, the pro

VALUABLE PAINTINGS and saiuafy tne pro,
perry OF the Joseph BOnapare, count surVliefsl
Thoma. rch Jr respectfully announces that he has re-
ceved instructions dispose OF At public sale ta the Man
sion At BOrdeniown NewJersey,) on Wednesday and
Thursday sept II and 49, the collection Of aud yalua
be Paintings, OF the late Joseph Bonapare, comprising
choice specimens by Rubens Nernet lucaOordana Denys
Casper Pou-sin Canale. Laires, spaguOleio Fener-,
Sleyders NaOre Paref, sasery. BOrgOgnone, Bassano
Philip de Champagne. Guerchino, sebastian del Piombo'
Dumarnc Swebac, and others vi the Italian Flemish 'ene
tan aud French Schools.
Also several Figures and Bus,s in Marble.
SPLENDID LIBRARY AND MASVsCRiPrs-At the same time
will sold Manuscripts and Library Of Choice
Works.
- full and complete Catalogue OF the whole sale wii
be published early IN August OF which due notice viii be
-iren iy2l 2iawtStftsls
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brevy and clearness, / shall review separately the
various departments OF writing. and then glance at
what we have done in the fields of art.
am. respectfully, your obedient servant
RUFUS w. GRlSWOLD.
PHILADELPHIA July, lci5
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THE WONDER BLESSING OF THE AGE

The only Cure for COnsumPuon. -
4 ET EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD, who IL
troubled with Coughs Cotds splttng BLOOD J@1er COM
gLl,n Asthma Bronchitis, Whoopng Cough PAN 10 uhe
S and Rrea Sore Throat using tickling m thr Throat
Nervous Debility PapitauOn Of the Heart Brohen Cosfnn
ton from the caoe and other causes, Try the genuine
and ONLY genuine syrup WILD CHEEKY prepared by The
celebrated Dr. SwaYsE Of Philadelphia All others are pu-
ro and mere mutations Therefore he oantioo TO AK iof
liz. On giaa aud only GENUINE preparation rom ms vans
bic nee DR. swaYsE's COMPOUND SYRuP o. WILD Chez
~ Principal Office, n W. corner Of Eighth and Race-sts
Philadelphia ,. r....
~ Keep the name Of DR. SWAYNE In view L'gn'n
and Race Philadelphia r., a, ~
AsESrs-Hayiand, Reese 4 Co. New-York DR.: W. n
Minor cor Broadw ay and JOhn-st X A. sands 100 po~
ery: y X Warner 15 Bleeckers- y. Y. Ctyj Mrs HAYS
Bfoosyn; w @. Wood, Harlem Benjamin ods, ss~"s
John Prarson RAhway John T-rhune Ne" bruns"ick, ~
+ 4 : Hayri.on saIsln Mass.; w. H. Pierce, Albany j.
" WInslow, Rochester, y. Y. Bacse. ba1, Toy; J..
freen Co Worcester Mass; John p. Hall Co Boston
a. Wv s..rmo,e Harfori Conn; T.. Holldse Buffalo, ~.
Y, Wlliam Montgomery, Lanslngbufz. " l.; r. ~ Cohen
1 Co Charleston, ;. e.; Andrew DIVER Co Ssw-Ofeans
n / Adams and f. Keine, St LOUIS VIM Thorn, Pits
turg. r. r. Human, Cincinnati lris ,nIrn-
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rV- There is teeto,al chap in Boston VINO
won't speak to any body from Lynn because tnefc
are 10 many c066lers there BOSOM Fos'-
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~ Omcc Of the East River Mutual In-. Co.

~ ONCE Of the East River Mufual ln-. Co.
Va 81 Wall-.L New York I'D July, lsi5-Ai a special
meeting of the Board of Directors. after tar g into view me
resources Of the Company IN connection win recent osses
y the Fire OF TIE 18th taboui onehaf OF the CAPITAL re-
naming unlmpaired,l il unanimously Resolved, Ihai
Tie Company proceed IN their business as usual
~ JNO BROUWER, President
Dams SuItN,S Secretarv jy25 wv
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~ The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company. \

~ The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, NO
IS Wal street inform the public that they are prepared 10
meet al aims promptly, and their 40 far unn-
psired by the ire that they enabled TO take Ma
me and Fire Rsks heretofore the most reasonable
,arns l. GREGORY President
JOSEPH HOXIE, Vice Prest
r,,woop WALTER Sec'y jy2l lml July 2lsi
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-I H. Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor a
Law and Commissioner Of Deeds &c VIII attend IN ne
Reading Room OF Tammany Hall al al hours OF the day
mi evening. jyl5 ostf
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'y,O ECONOMI-Ts-Evsryd Description OF iancs slxs,
.haw. snn-.hsd-s and embroidery, cleaned oy a
gench process. known only ID the .vertser-taDe AID
nno covers CLEANED. carpets c~aned whole a. ct yard
Il As d, ed To any shade aud wser- improved prnci-
DE renovated hrsi rate slye ~ ~
eats pants DO. 3 c-n,s 7 SMITH,
iy2i 2weod- 10 AIen-si. near Grant
COPYING PRESSES-vsnous kinds complete,
~ with all the necessary apparatus are sold oy -,
LOCTREL, Manufacturing StAoaers ~ Ms-dei,,ss,n''
loves, prce- Also. Francs Manifold Lcirr 49,. ~
~ which copies can be taken a. inc ~ sw
tie letter y written,
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fine Uatebes ano jewelrp.
co1p AND SILVER WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
lylCHARD FISHER, JR Wstcs Maker and Jewees,
Is now prepared 10 sell WATCHES at retail lower Than
e. other House IN It's city As he 10 constantly rrcevnS
al descriptions direct from the Manufacturers In England,
flnce and Switzerland hes enabled To 9nsf very 49,
.s r,men Of Gold Watches from SIS ~ 500 ear Silver
o.. from d 50 eacsal warranted 10 keep good umss
or me money returned. Also very good Assormsns OF
JESELRY aud SILVER WAKE very low.
v B.-second hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
aAn In exchange or bought for Cash Watches, CIocs9
NJ &c Boxes and Jewefy repaired IN tfs best manner ane
v,ranted, by experienced workmen, ~ low ~ any 0ue
House IN Ihfs city, RICHARD FISHER u; Imports q
W ches and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail, No 81 Brood
Wy ss s'*S''' '" ''''' ''f RICHARD AZ s nsi
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Gold and Silver Du.
~ pick Patent Lever Anchor E'espensu, Lsk.es .ss
ia europe, which will be WAkkANrEo pense' ''"~
.e,Psn p.,s,o. Of Gold Chain. Seals, Keys, Le.
d. do DO Gold Pencil Cases Ood Pes
Do DO. do. Thmbles, Rings. Pins, &c
DO do do. Bracelets, win stones
All he above attic rs will be sold LOWEST PRICES
aud warranted ~ be equal 10 the beet made IN ihe cry
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of Fine wsciss. he
No Nassan-st opposite ne custom noI ~
P S-The above articles carefully Repaired and W0'
r1lied, by the skillful wofkmen IN the ey moy
WATCHES. JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
,I,HE sIBsCRIBERs respectfully invite the attention u
tIr feuds and ue public "a tls-f seiec assofinsnt
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting o!
duplex Lever and Lepine sl.e. u ne s
makers, cased In tne hes1s' "y'' e'> $3.50
s,es Knives, FORKS Spoons Ladies, Tea sess, Cups,
Si.,eS .nd Britannia Ware specaeles, Pencil Cssss
msSu Cooks, FINE Cutlery Fancy Goods, se which rhsy
.,e snated % ODER for sale al very reduced prices
Watches and 0''e'' 'I IocK|0o ci, Sc scRisSER
Al the Old Estabshed Store 5 Pearl corner 81 Iultoo'
s,r-s opposite 4. & Hotel 10y
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~ AIpha Delta PhL-The different Chapters OF ih'
Alpha Della Phi society viii hold Convention 70 New Ha
ven on the "Wednesday preceding the annual Commence
meat OF Yale College August 20h
New Haven, July p. l3i5 Iy2o III
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MANAGED DRY (sOODS.-lle -uDscroef Drlhs
~ lawfully authorized Auciioneef for the City OF hud-
and County OF Columbia WIZ recey- Tor rae a. AuS
on any quantity OF Dry Goods partially damaged q The
late disastrous Fire In New-fOrk he has conVenl,h
store and the location central large amount OF sucn
Good. NAV be disposed Of IN this city 10 advantage any
person l. spO-ed try the experiment satisfactory New
YDrk Civ references VIII be- gwen L. VAN DlCh.
If4dsoH July lJd, l5ij Jy-o d
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DUINs of he Burnt Di,IncL-rhe Dag

DIIN~ Of he Burnt Dl,ncL-The Dagueneolype We"
Ia of these ruins, taken from Exchange Place opposite
Ia. spo where stood Crocser Wsrret's store may be
..en al Louis L. BshOps Daguerrean Ar-i, No 20 Broad
psy This view embracing al the ruins IN Broad street.
New and Broadway IN their actual state and -uch a.
will soon impossible obtain, forms picture most m
ere-ng to preserve cOmmemOraon OF the sad calamity
f he 18Th inst Ii will de disposed Of ata reasonable price
Apply as shove al LOU. l. Bishops Dsgueneotype rooms
!, I, Rrnstw,v jy253..
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E4ITION,-Keuueky Bonds missng-The following
4 Bonds OF the OF Kentucky were orw arded by tie
hscrbers on the 2i inst addressed 10 John Poer OF
No. 400 for $1,000 dated Lei March 1885, issued TO T. 5
Goodman 4 Co. -.,
No 22 for $1,000 dated iih Nov si Issued to J. Ioof-
d. adj. 800
No $50 for $1,000, dated 5h May lail, issued to j. H.
Wood.
No So for $780, dated 10Th May. 1874 issued to b Doom
Bearing interest Al SIX per cent with coupons attached
ard reemable in % years from their respective dates
The Bonds not having hand the pubic are eau
toned against negotiating them Any information respect
ing Them will be thankfully received by
7v9nff ) JAUDON & CO. - Wa-s-