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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-By virtue

"A of an order from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, | will off. for sale on
the premises, IN Elk township, in said county, on
Thursday, the LIST day of March, lS49, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock, a m. aud 4 O'Clock, p. m.
of said day, the following tracts ofland, to wit: the
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section %, township S, and range 7, containing 40
acres, more or less, lying and being in Monroe
county, aforesaid; subject to the widows dover
Terms-One third in hand, one third in 6 months,
and the residue in IL months, with interest from
the day OF sale, to be secured by mortgage or 9th.
er approved security
-r OLIVER INGHRAM,
-t Admir- of Oliver lnghram, decd.
. Jan. 90. 1919.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co., IS:
sr CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co., IS:
rsgg COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
'"' Harrieue barnes Vacation after Oct. Term,
q. Abel Barnes. }ls4s. Petition for Divorce
The said defendant will take notice that the said
petitioner did, on the 10th day Of January, A.. d.
lS49, file her petition in the Clerks office OF said
q court, praying Tor a dissolution of the bonds OF
mattinony, now existing between them--.that un.
less he appears at the next term OF said court, and
+, plead. answer or demur to said petition, the same
will be taken as pro c%onfesso, and a decree enter
ed accordingly.
WALTON & ARMSTRONG.
Attest: Soils. for Petitioner.
Jso. WAT. OKEY, Dep. Clerk.
IAN. 20, 1919.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03

- TTACHMENT.--At my instance, an at
"A tachment was this day issued by Henry Ma.
500, a Justice of the Peace for Centre township,
Monroe county, against the property and effects
of Thomas Yoho, a nonresident OF said county.
Dated this 18th day of January, A. D. lS49.
\ - JEREMIAH HOLSTER,
Ian. 90. 1919. Agent for John H~ollister.
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nRY GOODS AT Wholesale
Sci nv AGNEM e IA

IL SEL3Y, AGNEW s. SWEARINGEN.
WHEELING. VA are now receiving their fall
stock of Dry Goods for ~Jobbing, comprising a very
large and desirable assortment, adapted to the
country trade, bought at the present very reduced
prices, to which they respectfully invite the atlen-
ton of merchants; being prepared to offer great
inducements. 5 bna .iaoasl N sept. 80, ls4S.
MALL GOODS BY THE PIECE.-TAL.
LANT& DELAPLAIN WHEELING, Va I,
are now receiving their FALL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS for ~Jobbing, and will be prepared from
this time out to supply their customers and mer.
chants generally at the Seasons unusually iop
prices. g.. a-.s IrI... s.fsf sept %
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03
Surveying.

nANIEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
II Surveyor, thankful for past %favors, will still
attend to the surveying Of land roads, &C., under
the direction Of the County Surveyor. Deeds,
mortgages. and other legal instruments, drawn at
the shortest notice. Office in Woodsield.
August 26. faHr 'is e@a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03
TO the Public.


p The subscriber keeps constantly on hand and for
sale, the following articles, viz:
COOKING STOVES,
(of HE best p~atte,n,) Crates, Plough Points and
Land Sides, Wagon Bores, Iron IF all kinds,
i2 Steel. .Nails, Washing Tubs, Buckets,
@' Bed Cords, Br0oms, Cotton Yarn
b and Batting, Sauoge Mullins
and Bed Ticking, Windo,o
Sa+ Glass. Putty, Stove
and cooking scare.
ALSO,
t*a' Paints, oils and
Furnishes 81 fan Kinds.
Paint, Shoe and Tooth
BRUSHES, Dye Stufs, &c, nth
all the leading articles of Medicine;
such as Pink Root, SIENNA, Rhu6ar6.
Masnesia, EPSON Salts, Giduber Salts, Sub.
Car5. Soda, Sal Soda, fields, Gum .Aloes, &c.
ALSO ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
such as Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff, Sugar, Tea.
Coffee, .Molasses ,.Aisr ice, Pepper, Saieratis,
Nutmegs, Bar Lead, Shot, Percussion
49, Caps, Gun and Rock Powder, Resin,
CASTLE and Vayiegafed Soap,
together ,riM a GDod is
sOrtmenf of Confection- 3
ay. Spanish and
Country Sole
Leather.
f. ALSO.
dss0rfmenfo Of
School Books,
800 Writing and Letter
ss4t Paper, Pencils, &c. He
has al the present time a small
LOT ofthe best quality Of WindniHs.
xschieh he niH sell uoy iow Tor cash.
sEpGy article kebf for sale by him sciH be
soId at reasonable prices for cash or produce.
M 10 1918 RI M. ROCGESS.
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DR. w, 7. SINCLAIR-Havipg returned
10 w oodsfeld offers his professional sefyi-
cesst tn the citizens of the town and svicihity .sstssr
Office Immediately opposite the CoprtHouss.
Dec. 0, l6as' 49,, VI 49,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03

nISSOLUTJON, FPARTNERSHIP.-.
The partnership heretofore existing under
s.ihe name and firm of P. s. C.. Diehl has been dis.
solved BY mutual consent The business Of the
Al their old stand. now occupied by J. H.. Morris.
All those indebted to the firm will call immediate
" and settle their accounts, as the business must
be closed. n MIMI,
Ian. ~. ls4s. c. DlEHL.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03
Annual eport

4 Annual epOrt Q I
OF THE FUND COMMISSIONERS OF MON
ROE COUNTY, FOR THE YEAR ENDING
JANUARY 1, l849.
Amount Of Surplus Revenue receive
ed from the State, $20,91O SUo
Amount returned TO
State, 6 1891 SO
Amount paid in du-
ring the year, 1871 4l0
8,0l3 272
81 fi -----
l2,957 627
o. HH -----
Amount loaned to Individuals, l2,440 So
ic Associstion. 6I7 600
o. .s t-----
1887 CIT
All loans at the rate-of7 per centum aa.
per annum. '-Ht
Real Estate. 1876 09O
Amount loaned on personal security, IL ,76l SO Z
-
1851 627
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03

IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office, in Woodsfeld, Ohio, on the LIST day
of January, 1919, which, if not taken out before
the LIST day of April next, will be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office as dead letters.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03

IL not tdhtIl Oul uClOtC
!, will be sent to the Cen
etters.
Miller, Michael
Nj Keehen, James
Met omas James
Mills, S, s.
Montgomery, John
Morton, NJ.
Mcmahon, DR.. John 3
NNoll, John B.
Norris, Jacob
Oblinger, John B.
Osborn, Maria E.
Patterson, Daniel
Parker, Charles Ship
Builder,
Pearce, Isaac
Porter, CHARLES
lRinson, Il. A.
Rouse, Benz. S.
Scott, Robert M.
Smith, James
ISteed, George
SHAW, John
IStarkey, Gabriel
lSill, Jacob
lShankland, John H.
lTwinan, Thomas
rhusten, VIM. 3
repe, Silas
Vanmeter, Elizab'h Miss
Vaughn, Martha
w eber, Henry
Youkle, Harmet
Joel
G. FILE MING, P. NJ.
!, of the above letters will
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03
THE GOLDOMETER,

OR GOLD SEEKERS GUIDED
Signor D'Alvear has just arrived at New York,
from the Gold regions ot California, by way Of
Panama, Chagres, and New Orleans, bringing with
him a very large quantity Of Gold one, valued at
nearly one million Of Dollars, which he collected
there, long before the existence of the Gold mines
became known to the residents Of California gem
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03

The best MechanicalP aper in The worla.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03

P. S. Editors copying the above Prospectus
and this notice, and noticing the Magazine edito-
rally, will be entitled to the second volume Of
Holden's Magazine handsomely bound in muslin
and giit-edged, and in addition a splendid full
length engraving, on tinted paper. ofHorace Gree.
Iy, Editor of the New York Tribune, drawn from
life by barley, and engraved by Richardson. The
book will be mailed to such papers about the 18th
of January, when it will be ready, on the recep-
lion Of a paper containing the advertisement and
notice marked. Editors copying this and noticing
monthly, will also receive the Magazine each
month for the coming year. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03
FROM HON. JUDGE WILLIAM RJR e.
't Late Post .Masftr of Cincinnati. = ys63

O~INCINNAII, AugusI IL, IS4F 2"
The statement of Justice Finch is ent lie J 10
the fullest confidence Of the public. l ca, fly
corroborate what he has said, having use l 10
medicine myself with the most decided bene i
sii rs .Hih. 'jatrsaa-r ~ WILLIAM BURKF.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03

2 Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
Woodsfeld, Jan. 6. 1919
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-03
-GOIDu!

EfN k78 eDISCUVEKEU BIZ .a-g0W .
Signor DAlvear's Goldometer !!
I'd THE GOLD SEEKERS GuIDElo
GOLD, SILVER, IRON, LEAD, COP
u e PER, COAL, AND OTHER 90
eo,a.3 sFs MINERAL RICHES. tcf7"p
The first dicovery of Gold in California was made
by DON JOSE D'ALYEAR. an eminent Spanish
Geologist, Chemist and Natural. Philosopher, by
means Of newly invented Magnetic instrument,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

A letter Ia the PicayuHe dated Havana, May
H. says The yellow fever has made its appearance IN
this city in a bad form. Mr. Alexander Murray a
Young Engshman Of the highest worth and very mucn
esteemed by all who knew him who lately arrived here
with the appointment Of Consul for Austria, was al
tackled on Monday and died last evening The funeral
will take place this afternoon. The iayOHte OF the
place the Prima Donna sto'anOn, who has been some
fme residing in Puentes Grandes, town distant about
six miles from the city is suffering from the same
disease and young lady from the United States,
eoverness in family here has also been severely at
tackled Fortunately there few strangers here now
and those who are, hurrying of. The place
will not be safe for strangers until the autumn. An
armed soldier about II O'Clock TO day, in drunken or
crazy state attacked several people in the street and
wounded eight before he was arrested
The Delta says Another railroad was about 10 be
established between Havana and Mstanzas. II will be
shorter and cheaper than the present one. Capt Bailey
and the crew OF the American brig CommOdus arrived
o. Trinidad on the Doth ult that vessel having been
wrecked on the 2jth that place. She was bound
from Boston 10 Cieniuegos The journals Of Puerto
Principe state that considerable rain had recently fallen
In the interior Of the island The steamship Isabel
Capt Rollins, left Havana the OH inst for Charleston
with eighty four passengers. Among them were the
Ravels the Chilian General Herrera. and several
Spanish officers Of the navy and army. The Havana
papers discussing the expcdency and prsccabihty
paving the OF that city II proposed 20 pro
cure granite from the Isle of Pines
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HOTELS.
DoHEGAsA's HOTEL,

go NoN ] hf-Al- 'A-'.'-'' --.-, .-..-
~ FNIPE rIfIH~ sf rr- '.r III. Ift'' y .-
--. fha1ss f1rr- h~-si parro1a-e a-v-aTs rere wed
~ .1 .-f--. -.- .a- asf ler have c0rp.e'ei '-er
Sr~rr a--a-Eel-r--- a. raeT VA 100 q s-
49, ~ ..4-- 81 80 4..s- s.nelt" more favor
g. a flor-E ,-a- tef r- ~, 81.
t. eKsr.. 70 sr-rrrlellt0rs ~ IT'S h''e- -, -
-e-.rr inferno. a~ra-c-rler--. - MON .t
-t- Pull ~ fare w.1--. ta-l- -ar-ar~- az l-..l' -'
-l-.Hr. ~.-l- fr r-ds- 20 rrri---Tt b ~.
--.-e t.r tl---e- AM Pleasure --frr-' - " Ga -
~ r-er 10 r------ l.-.-
80 o insure prompt ard -sref. attention. - ne "A,.s
s-- f-sr- --- aid re- tf--- I'd t.- ttr'r.. ZEE r.
r.--- nr SAY --at -r-r ---a- fr- -~rf.-r- pr 10 ?
Par. al. ..-r---+.r- Bid. SIR C1lr-~l t- BEL Are-
.r 81. a-- d.. -sv -..a- ..ff ta-.s ae f-Ir-
.- .--- q I'll -.s-.-. arr l0t -l---r ffr 'H--
:. ILL --.------ = LII. = u " - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
MARINE NAL.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. >

~
n .hp HOW'D Abse Bs.sr Lpndonaeir y d. s and i. pa.
fg@r.. n, Nor
81 J.onl, Hsu1- Loneoa = g. bs. and .o pa.senssr
COX 4 Smith.
Bsfk Juti-. G0odng Mstarzas May %. sugar master
COAL Of Bsfh 3d. 3sFa Grant- is &c. Ne'n h
MsI.1
B.rs star P.tur, Mar-ss march o. nss Besch-r Draper
U-fiu
Dsn brg Prosper Balm s. jag ~ CUBA u ts mater
Err TnrsanHa Cafarf Jro d- Cuns lf A.
Bro Row land Watt. ten'ueg0s MAY i.sl a. master
Bf sctf MsdWsv Hocou. Hal1. 81 d. f-n. u, Evers
schr D1rcss Tsob Psff0 C.oe Ny 4 Hds@. = Lees
Htdfs. Nu-f Psrun q Dc. w Pfksrsgn
sen Issman Pratt Bsrscoa fru Crop.-y GfnsrIn
pruss brg Pomona eusonor Gonavs 81 D1mngol - A.
mahogany. n & " Dssf-d
S.lr Esfis. Hasse d. FrOvfs1cs ballast
BIG M.fiis nlrknau - CroI West Md NAY
gar rum sni rlosses De Forrest c..
tN,rsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

BOSTON My Ship Auum Vna. Csrda ba4Is Samuel snt
Thns oi PoVncsovr s0psr jag Tho fuce. ni Narr-n
Hsuss Mt dc. saer u-nfo Got Tec0ul Bsch Mscaa-i brg
Lad LAKE. of r. Hnds fnnat oh. posn~ L
Bait Hen Frsntn INN. o., i-s, 90 s-arpoft Pan Pia
Hafr-' .of kthund LOBBY. .,hs usr,e fgs care.
Wstoutn Heath, G-oFfsosn. OIfar0 gsn Nev1eru
sharon thatcher. t-turr Mulfe1uua Hc
studsy. Ball. John Pane Pu-f Co. frcaang- Kelly, Ptrs Co
Kelly Montefe NJ lowe b. Ru Nf.e'0u doi Ado
Chap d. zab-h ami Helen, Nssh. bait Fairfield Nk.r
son. o. isnlee Blade Hsegsu. Pla. tfncson. Wefco o.
NedYd Io4d d. Fam- k~s So frd Haet' DO Arg-r-its
ktdae ~ co. bans Leo fn-~ Grave Ma -. Triton Inos
a-fr Peou rrg Algonquin smith Havana b. .chrs pe
Osses Hsaf Fgfr Cro-ss Windsor Radius Fa1t Paf-to
D str-nu. Bse' Bf lima b. Crosby, hsfiorf krho. Wat
Gardiner Mary Ryder Prornce0vu, Atasuta, ss. Ps
non IrLln-ull M---.--L- n.-Aer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
THE FACULTY

THE FACULTY are infurfrrd that he Lever Tru..
Cons any -afe nlef-i their TrIs- AMI are NV
'ri-r -o irs ne pubic, thruugh The practitioner vii
Der Aofr- russ upon allay al sala- cons term.
AIS t'.7 a. tcri'r- ne sanction ~ Comnlf,ee ar-
i-ri as llc A -e-l r-lca fruuEl lf t. ety. ana ~
20 rr-Nf1. ll'.l oi Board cd surgeons sei H.
premium d. ar ac p ar 20 zoe American l..lnIts A.. H..
aie7 Ar if ~" ar support tnl Is stationary add
-trf I.-t 'i--l-- fIIl 'lr lusl.cus down fh- a.
ir-ar o. -rHr pur-ou 10 le pelvic region over f. r,1
ari rerrnru l tu ln- c1cryK and ln H.. .r.n. lte 80,
el acng l- pc.Fc re.0l adapting it-e'ffo A. 80. ~
r--1.-r lfftt- 20 reltra-Yn oi The vs.--. gvsr --
-e. sl-pIhfy 'lppor' ~fh er without pressure thus
-a- a.. --,l. 'nea iiilis al De- surgical lld!catoa.
l Pc % -neri " every form q malay susceprb- IN
stars. JOSEPH CHtuEFPrt ~ =. aP-
Isl -AWtl WAS i'esI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
MEDICINES.
EPILEPT1C FITS.


\ GREAT TRlt MPiI ~ MEDICINE
has BEEN ACHIEVED ~ Doctor Hl,t N ne cure
- az d,ordcrs rsioh from ERfecbiea In
seliiay state ef me NERVOUS OR VITAL SYSTEM
DR. HARrS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
The astonishing success wh ch has attended the of
this Invaluable medicine for Eprpuc Fits TOR Falling
soAne.sl -pa-n. cramps. commissions Sc renders the
most valuable medicine ever discovered IN fact
remedy for the above diseases, t stands unnYued and
alone There j. no other reliable r,1edy
or co-veness WILL produce fl- disorder. IN all such
can be poo rd Hl wiu amy leErre o safety Mothers Who
have sma.. children should remember tl.s.
MANY a Guild
,e past year h0 has suffered h th. complaint. and
ls- been given over by rhfcas o DE- has been res,or-
A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY
d. reference fl ne almost miraculous efficacy 0f fhs val
nab medicine would refer fle afflicted tD fls follow.
,ne testimony of DR. Dar. among ihe eminent ply
..-.,r- I'D 4. -rirr4f.
~ N,s T,-, > Me- ao nsa % Cincinnati fs,-i, Jor ii
'aeefH~ Hrfs Iessfs's hIt.arf f. 's ssos II g'''S'y
GfNrfFvfN IN Justice fo DR. Hart fee. % my duty 'o
send gUl fr follow ng with prrl.-. fo maze of 90
t. SOFA may deem advisable Ny clld was severely af
4.-,t 81, nj .n rfr Do. for r.a n " slrh months l ra.
ae would have, from twelve fo fifteen ts = hours A.
most every Kind ui NEED cues generally Used ny pli scli
iUr fh- mu-f -fre-silZ compliant was tref without amy
hr1efca results IN May la-f came o the -ion to
fry Dr. harf- Vegetable Extract called ~ your store
AID purchased package have the p.ra-ure POP inform
Mt prn'p a on rct lh seneiht - 'i arc. = i,
those themselves a. lD have children nus az
c-rd. may bel induced f1 give NAL A. feel assured
in according tO directions. Shou suy persou reel des
rou- of acrranng farther particular, reference 20 my
child case should be- pleased u have them ca upon, OF
address me-. postpaid. a. my residence.
remain your truly, DART, NJ D
Th.fd-st between Stone and Wood y 5
Cincinnati. Sov -. 1858.
Gurus q May - he formerly fe.im1-irr al LIN,
f and se happy state that pcr-efrrug Use oi
DR. Hsf'. Vegetable Extract ha- now restored h.m to
.f. Doc fH ! y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
From Brazos.

The schooner Heroine, Capt ft1ssy, arrived last
evening from Brazos, but we received papers by
her We learn verbally from Capt II that merchant
OF this city named W II. or n W Alexander who
went down the steamship Globe her last trip 10
the Brazos was shot ~ MatamOros sunday the 9th
inst by man named Wolfe II was stated that " ole
owed Alexander q Is borrowed money which the lat
ter demanded Of him. when quarrel ensued. Wolfe
seized double barrolcd shot gun and fired at Mi A.
lodging both charges in his neck and killing him instant
ly Mr. Alexander had, at the time of his death, near
$4,000 worth OF merchandise landing at Naiamoros.
Wolfe gave himself up the authorities, but nothing
had been done in the matter at the time Capt hussoy
left n. q. Pcayuuc, lfth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

IN mp Bargn f,ssv } Loaaonsery Messr. Locsbsfi "
A. o. Csr1gsss aH8 Marco
IN rqo>ffig Bararia fro Hgrre Aoer sohshr- Fra11ts
srsasf gef A4xu-t Ossngsr JD.spnus Cls-ng-r
g~r e@,fge Dgrsi Bee blf~ Car h-r.f t<lafns
Berlh Thsopafos Kvpi cocA, Ames1s ktL, " hs n-r
IN sa-t Sta, IN Wsneni Boe Amsncss Consul for
Poft M...n. Ml El.Ie-. " D.-l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

"a mis- CRY ~ NEW'YORK. belonging to the
~ Estate OF DAVID JONES, decreased Tie fol-
,tts N.rc',r,. F1ch.Dse In me CIV Of New YORK on
e lfl dsy nt June next m - O'Clock Hi noon OF mat DAY
- ..-. -r, i, he .suih .,.,-ry corner Of far., an
H al ''-aas. beng 2! Elsa inches 'front.' a"d rear ani
D. rso On h. .oa,h-,y sd Foneta saa, 80 --'
fa. o. -sh no s lots o-ng 81 i-ei lni ans f-af ara o.
rre- o,. oa On, s-eiy .i- of he so,oad avenue
ue,,ns s---y of For-fl 81, sld Second
.saaf,at ot, b-ns - feet nch-' front aoa rear.
,1 loo. ib- .aa-ry .a- of Foreh s-f.ut ioo let
s--r, .--ry of u- se,nai a-l1e Az
f.r~' e. -aA Of cad ot. oreg 70 s-' font 'nd fs" I'D "
'e-t 'a0a-- n f~oth
gore 49, bug Immediately n me rear of'h' 80 o l''
PER- ol aai yog 90 he E,. R'-f on .oail
49, % ~ ~ 80, ,, Al. ,-., " a 49, 800
s- az bounded ~ oahsfj ant sourasr 'i,- D. The
Oa lot 20 ~. .ou,h-ry 3D. Ff.-iih tsla, 10
s.si-ry OF living aai Ftesnts
q o>ag - --' 10 ron .ad r-ar .nd . e. % i-lih
aE pscs s1d III Third a'-na- All eosnnS 90 10 eofnr
I'D -,f an % --to inches 10 isp M rem" - ot' berg
. ct lnt 100 Fosftssaih st ana rssf ard 10 let uch-'
T~.aty Of and ,a- aorh.ry 80. OF thirty 6f.t
set-.sa no sth All Naa ''-nl--, convincing a.
.-al-sad Thirty ds't ssch II SD o. beng % let "a ont snd
" Foor OF. on n- -..sry .a- n ,h- smith avenue. com
a. norh -ss-r corner Of fh hst't nd Nnih
,'h ofsla o,' beng a eei "a ncb-s ffon and 40 feet
% ''-a - ~ -a,'-ry 'd- Of tn. sa'h a'-ua- se'---n
ush sna faIf, ff.t -. eomn-acnsst hs scott -i-tsf
ia.rJ.ast,t and Nnta D-ns -
e. .aea-. n iroat tai rear aai ioo 81 depth
-ostrery 80 of fhfl drt 81, b-tN-,u
sl1 sal Natl 800 finn
10 D-af % let irout iai 'ai n s-9 uhss ispt
b.. To- IT. 90 i- aorth-fy 's Of th-i r. t-'~--n fh-
glfh ani Nat sf~au-s 80 set easter
sast-fy o Of Tie Sath rHf-
ia -ns Is -st foai and sal % --t lcass depth
-sel si,.
u oa- ., Of ,s. aoa.'y ID Of r-a 81, .aa 5as -
s-.tsy ts - ls't described ,as BENG esi
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THE TUBULAR FILTER,

U'lllS SMILE ARTICLE. Tor ihc pantcaaon 81 the
NrVton l other rNvl oI lal a-cl, ll bel iu-ad iu
The gurpo,e better Than any other. and IS sold 90
The low price oi = 3d. 90 sgt lac wants oi a They
he'd To- and suitable iol country, CIV
ship use When attached 10 ihe Croiou by lrau AL Filter
from. 20 100 gallons per hour. For sale wholesale and
RETAIL 81 the once. g Broadway cas-! corner 81 Cham
her.-st IwV.5 Inn W LAIrlNG
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Msoncy, Mrs stanwood and Amos Oliver were burned
up with out buildings. sunday evening, Goth inst
- At Portland, house OF Nathan Ninslow was dcs
troyed on Tuesday evening AT licrmon Me. steam
cav mill of John wilkins and others destroyed ON
Saturday lath--loss $500; insured $1,000 At
Warner, II. the George Tavern, belonging 10 l..
Watson with store and other buildings belonging 20
A. p Bslch burned up ON the 2lst Watson lost all he
bad-insured 81 600 Bach lost Sl0OoO-insurcd 80
ooO OF which $1,000 in the New Jersey Protection
GnmnAnX
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f-b a. a 80 sos lon 81 co. tara Ela Pen' from salem Dec
50 loo san Francisco.
March &c. s - S. ou 81 ", .ohf fremont coH from NB-dri
f Francisco all veil % touch Al 81 Cafas or attachments
had 'Nsi D. days
ATrl H. lats2s ea4I W. passed show ng yellow
signal ih bu- Cross and I u
NJ" lat =! ~, boo Hlo ship Washington, from Cfy Point of
Rotterdam
Ma Is ,st oa 90 30 brig Naroelus Sheffield. 10 d Ne~
~ IN X
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FANCY GOODS. GLASS VASES.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

SNlEF BONES PIPES PERU Merry.
Tons. 80.
MYTH EVERY VARIETY 81 tbs class OF goods, inl-
w ported an Tor sale by
J ". HOLBERrON. 5 MNien-sne.
Also IRE crackers AMI manufactured fireworks. 20 GUAM
ties, e. factory pnccs A. -mcod
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MOOR AND NUMBER PLATES In every variety and
~ siye from l. shIlIngs 90 - Visiting Cards Invita-
uon, Cake and AZ Home Cards 10 the most fashionable
style Please ami specimens al tAe General
Engraving Once 81 J. ". CLASSEN.
N.Y. Nv 1 Mufray-s corner OF Broadway.
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n FASHIONABLE HATS
it, ,MORNINCLINE AT,OCLOcK-

xz-I,FOr Albany, Troy, and The iniefmedlsis
places Leaving Sew York Monday. We'd
lesday ana Friday. Leaving Albany Tuesday. Tuul.fsf
ehn rday Landing az TIE intermediate places Meals
furnished 40 all hours on board the The and e--
saii steamer Aida Captain ". stone. VIII lesye no
Steamboat Pier az the foot OF RO5lspus M0ufays We'd
lfsday- and Fridays. a. O'Clock. ~ For passage %
RE- zht apply oD board. tlr Office on lire wharf All
persons forbid trusting any 0u account OF abJgs
boat 0r her owner JOHN r RODMAN Agent,
all foot Of North hfuore-sf no stairs.