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DEATH.

We regret 10 learn that a little son of
Mr.. James Reilly, of Salem township, was
accidentally shot by a son of Nh. John M.
Whi!acer, at marlborough, on Monday
last. The two boys were playing with a
gun, supposed to be unloaded, when Jerry
Whilacer said to Reilly an shoot YOU"
and Immediately leveled the piece and shot
him, the wound proving fatal in a few
hours. Whitacer was ten or eleven years
of age, and Riley only six or seven.--Le-
banon Star.
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A FREAK OF NArURE.-The Wades.
boro' IN. C.) Argus states that Mr.. ia.
bez Mckay, living near White March, Co.
lumbus county, has a negro woman that
gave birth some ten days back, to twin fe-
male children, joined together in q manner
that makes them more interesting than the
celebrated LSiamEss twins. Their faces
look in opposite directionsj and their bodies
are joined by the back bone running into
one at the joint Of the hip, and forming
one spine from the Joint down.
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NEW %GROCERY.

THE undersigned having established himself
Il in the building formerly occupied by Bell &
Whitney, is now receiving a Largo and extensive
Stock of GrOceries; consisting in paft Of Coffee,
Teas, Sugar, Spices, Fish, Tobacco, Confeciion-
aries, &c. Also, a choice lot Of Liquors for Me-
dicinal purposes.
Having purchased our stock fof cash, and our
expenses being less than that Of most other es-
Adjustments ola similar kind, we can offer great
er inducements to purchasers than our neighbors!
Farmers, Mechanics and all others, are invited to
examine for themselves. I'm
M. W. CARTER.
Ashland, May IL, 1859 6m4l
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A New GoRoEY.-The new work
which has just appeared at Leipsig any
Life and Actions in Hungary, by Gorgey,"
is said to be gotten up as a speculation
by some man ma med Gorgey, but not the
Hungarian. The latter is said to be living
quietly, at Hlagenforh, on 5000 form
pensions from Austria,
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Twenty First BallOt-Cass 49, Du.
chanan l02.
Twenty.,hird Ballot--Cass 43; Bu-
chAnan lO4; Douglass II; Marcy 90;
Butler Is; Houston o.; Lane 10; Dickin-
son |.
Twcnty-thifd Ballot-Cass 81: Hous.
ton 10; Buchanan los; Butler 20; Lane
l3j Douglass rs.
Twenty.sixth Ballot--Cass 80; Blu.
chanan lOl. Douglass 80; Marcy 30; But.
Ter "a; Houston 10, Lone 10. Adjourned
till 4 O'Clock.
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NV Yong. Jun.

Late advices have been received from
the Southern Pacific.
Gen. Yores was still at Panama with
his fleet rapidly %augmenting. A large
force was sent by the Peruvian Governor,
10 assist him against Ecuador.
There was great excitement at Guya-
quill, and an attack has been made on The
residence of the Peruvian Consul, which
was headed by the President. The build
ing was destroyed and the Consul and his
family were ordered 10 leave the country
forthwith.
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PoTAToEs A PROFITABLE CRoP.-Mr.
Robert W. Lewis, near Charlottesville,
Va, planted last year on a piece of land
less Than an acre, upon which he had put
fifty loads of manure. sir bushels of mer.
Ger potatoes, from which he raised three
hundred bushels of very superior potatoes.
Last week he sold a portion Of them at
81 per bushel,
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SEVERE THyNDERsToRM,--.A violent
thunderstorm passed over York county,
Pa, on Thursday last. Trees were uproo,.
ed fences were blown down and in several
instances the roofs of barns, sheds, &C.,
were entirely removed, The barn and
stable of Jonathan Hartman, Esq, o.
Dallastown, and that of Mr.. King, at the
Red Lion Tavern, were much injured, as
were also several fine orchards.
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forgiveness! not only toward the Chair
but toward one another. | ask also-yea,
implore you, as fellow Democrats, en-
backed in the great Obligation that rests
upon us as a party, 10 promote harmony,
cancellation and compromise-evefything
for principle, bu. nothing for men.
l again thank you, gentlemen, for the
honor you have conferred upon me.
The President then took his seat, amidst
long continued cheers, when the Conven.
ton adjourned I'LL 10 o'clock to. morrow.
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VIM. RALSTON

LAS Just received q his Clock, Watch and Jewel.
LILY establishment, 4 very hne assortment Of
full. Also, Watches, Gold and Silver. A very fine a..
sortment OF Gold Pens, warranted. A splendid ss.
sortment Of Pistols, Accordeons Knives, Scissors.
Desert Knives And Forks, and various Other %sIticles'
which will be sold reasonable for cash.
III The undersigned, thanks a generous public for
their past favors and solicits q continuance Of their
patronage. VIM. RALST0N.
May 10Th. 1859. amoSQ.
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Missouri WHEAT CRoP.-The 81.
Louis Republican says that the wheat
crop is spoken Of in many places as look
ing extremely fine the present season.
The winter, although more thar usually
free from snow, has been favorable.
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NEW CABINET SHOP.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
L public that he 10 permanently located in the Town
Of Minlln, Ashland County, Ohio, where he will man.
ufaeture and keep constantly on hand every variety
OF Cabinet Ware: consisting OF Tables, Bureaus, Cen.
ire Tables, Bedsteads and all other articles usually
called for In that line: which he warrants TO be made
Q 1.-THE best materials and in a workmanlike manner.
Also Coflns made on the shortest notice and in.
sty =, and delivered In any part OF this and adjoining
Couhties. The shop Anew lots south OF Wallis Tavern
JOHN NJ. WEAVER.
Mifiin, May 10, 1859. 3m4l
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1.-THE CAMPAlGN:"

TIE SAlNIT AISINS
To be Exclusively devoted 10 the dissent
nation of Democratic Principles, and
the support of the Nominee for
the Presidency, of the National
Democratic Convention, which wiN
cOnUene at Baltimore on the first Of
June.
The subscriber proposes 10 commence
on the 4ih OF June, or as soon thereafter
as the proceedings of the Baltimore Con
vention can be received, a campaign paper
under the above title, and to continue the
same, weekly, for t!!e time preceding the
presidential election, which is 10 take place
in November next. The paper will be
devoted exclusively to the discussion an
advocacy OF democratic principles and
measures, and pledged to the support of
the candidates who may be presented for
the suffrages Of the American people for
The two highest Offices in their gilt, by the
National Democratic Convention which
will assemble in Baltimore on the LIST of
June.
The first number of 1.-THE CAM
PAlGN" will contain a complete analysis
of the state of parties when General lay
lor was elected, a review of the causes
which defeated the democratic nominations,
and an exposition of the considerations
which justify the belief that the people Of
the United States, after witnessing the ina
ability of the wing party to fulfil its
pledges and to conduct The federal admin.
gtration in the manner best calculated to
promote and secure the general interest,
await anxiously the opportunity TO place
the ship of state in more competent, yigi.
liant, and patriotic hands. During the
discussions which will be called out by
the approaching canvass, it will be The OBJ
jecI of this paper to furnish timely infor.
nation to the people, and well.considered
articles upon such facts and circumstances
as may be necessary TO a thorough un-
dersianding Of the state Of the contest and
the principles which are in issue between
the two parties.
% 1t is very desirable that subscribers
should have their names entered prevlou:
10 the LIST of June, (,he day of the open.
ing of the canvass,) as | cannol guaranty
10 furnish back numbers to those who
shall subscribe after the issue Of the thirt
number.
TERMS:
"THEss CAMPAIGN" will be printed OF
a sheet similar in size, style, and execution
to that issued from this office in l9ls, ant
folded in a convenient form for binding
at
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
Clubs will BE furnished with 9 copies for. e6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lido. m.. 10
Do......."...do....... 30. ..do ,.... 10
The last number of "rHE CAMPAIGN
will be published after the election, ant
will contain the official returns Of The can
vass in every State.
ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
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Fashionable Barber and
Hair Dresser.

TINE Subscriber having purchased the entire
i intercstofhis former partner colbert Needs
would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Ashland, that he has removed to the basement
story ofthe "SampseH House;" where he will be
'on hand' at all times to wait on his customers
With Inc full assurance that he "CGn't be beat"
as a Fashionable Hair Dresser or Clean Shaver,
he begs leave to say if you give him a call, you
will find ALL RIGHT!
]. HIGHWARDEN.
Ashland, Feb. IS, 1852. 39t
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M E MS w E A R.

Summer Cloths and Cassimeres, all colors,
styles and prices; Sattinetts and Jeans, from %
cents to double-milled at 81 ,25; Russia Duck for
pants, from l6 to 3lt cents; 90 pieces linen coat
ing, from Is to ST. cents; Barnsley's bleached
and shrunk twilled and plain pant-linnen, summer
tweeds, cottenades and denims, from s TO 25o. 4;
striped shifting, satin, silk, and farmers satin
yesting: spring style blk. silk hats, pearl straw,
Leghorn, Canada straw, and palm hats, &c.
CARPETING.
% pieces carpcting-ihree-ply all wool, dou-
BILE ingram from 90 to IS cents, and S7i cents;
Venitian, from % to 80 cents; stair, from l2l to
37s cents, a hemp; 81 inch at % cents; grass,
drugget and oil cloths.
STAPLES.
MuslinS; from s to s cents; bleeched So inch,
at s. cents; ticks from S to l6 cents; bats. white
and COLD. carpet warp, %coyerlot yarns, &c.
GROCERIES,.
10 sacks Rio and Java Coffee; 10 half chests
Imperial, Y. Hyson and black Teas; 10 bbls.
Stuart's refined Syrup twenty hhds and
aud bbls. Cuba and N. o. Molasses; loaf, pulver-
lied, crushed and N. o. Sugars; Rice, Tobacco,
&c. Give us a call, and examine for yourselves.
CASH FOR WHEAT. The highest figures
paid for 10000 lbs.
Wy Cd Cd Gae
JUDSoN McCoMD & Co.
Ashland, May &c, 1859. If
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Notice

rs hereby given, that l have been appointed re-
i ceiyer Of all the property as well az the notes,
due-bills, and actointS belonging to the Brm Of
Sampsel & Co. and all persons owing said firm
are requested TO make Immediate payments. All
having any claims against said firm, will presert
the same duly authenticated.
j.. D. JONES, Receiver.
May 90, 1s52.&1tf
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BALTIMORE, June A P. NJ.

Twenty-eight Ballot-Cass 90; Blu.
chanan 90; Douglass SO; Marcy 20;
Butler 25; Houston IL; Lane 10; Dickin.
son l..
Twenty-ninth Ballot-Cass 81; Blu.
chanan 90; Douglass OIL; Marcy 90; But.
Ter 25; Houston IL; Lane 10; Dickinson.
l..
Thirtie,h Ballot.-Cass SO; Buchanan
OIL; Douglass 90; Marcy &c; Butler 20;
Houston ~; Lane l3; Dickinson /.
Thirty-frst Ballot-CasS 81; Buchanan
%; Douglass %; Marcy 20; Butler II;
Houston Q; Dickinson l..
Indiana, who had heretofore gone for
Lane, gave her 10 votes, on the Sls! ballot,
for Cass.
Thirly.second Ballot--Cass go; Buchan
an "a; Douglass 30; Marcy 90; Butler
|; Houston s; Dickinson /. a..
The Buchanan men are anxious to adj
journ.
Thirty.lhird Ballot-Cass 1913; Bu-
chansn 70; Douglass 60; Marcy 25;
Houston 9; Butler |.
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GmA1ATlmlp&a0

Col'd. face, Rutland and Gimp; illusion lace;
English striped straw; satin and lace, alboni and
tulipj rolled and plain edged lace, and lace and
tulip, rolled edged lace and pearl; Misses, pearl
and gimp, tunic fats, Coburg and cut lace, rolled
front pedal, gossamcr fats.
LADIES' TEIIITIINGS.
A most complete assortment of trimming rib
bon, silk laces, all colors and widths, fringes do,
gimps, bralds, bonnet Innings and ribbons, all CO.
Tors and styles, French and German worked lace
collars, cuffs, under sleeves and chemisetts, from
10 cents to IS, blk. Fre1ch silk and thread mitts;
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GRAIN

VNHE undersigned will be enable to fll all
L orders tor a %ffs'ra'e quality ofGRAIN Ora
DIES, which may be m1de upon upon him at
his shop about 2 miles east Of Ashland, on the
Wooster road. ,,,
JOHN ". GARDNER.
May IL, 1852. 6w6i
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Just Received,

A SPLENDID assortment Of Gold Pens, with
N and without cases, Pen and pocket knives,
tsomc cxtraD Porte Monnaics--plain and fancy
for both Ladies and Gcntlemen--and lots of other
articles "too t%ee,us to mcnshun.' All Of which
will be sold at the lowest possible prices.
w. II. II. POTTER.
Ashland, Nov. 10, 1851,
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Notice

TNHE Proprietor being permanently established
il in che o ofMidiin Ashland County, Ohio.
would respectfully inform the public generally,
that he is prepared to make Collins to order and
on the chortest notice. He is also prepared with a
Hearse to convey them to the Place Of entermenf.
EDMUND MILLER.
Miflin, May 10, 1859 4ftf
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Notice.

s hereby given, that the undersigned has been
i appointed and qualified as Admininntor OF
the estate Of John duncan, Sen, deceased.
w. II. CAIN.
May 10, 1852. 3wtas
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AFFLICTED READ!
Medical House, Established Fifteen Years ago, by
ID X. X n X ELM!

ID *. KIN X ELM!
n. W.. corner offs Is Union ST., between sp'e
ElFTEEN ears of extensive and uninterrupted
L practice spent In this city have rendered DT, X.
themost expert aud successful practitioner far d near,
In the treatment ofall diseases Of a private nature
Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat,
or legs, pains In the head or bones, merCuliAr rheumG.
tism, soritcuTes, gravel, disease arising from youth.
full eXCesses or impurities Of tho blood, whereby the
constitution has become enfeebied, are all treated with
success.
He who plpoes himself under the care Of DIR. X. may
TeligiOusly cOnfde In his honor as gentleman, aud
confidently rely upon his skin as a physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have Injured themselves by a Ger.
tain prectice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned
from evil companions or at sGhOOl-the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy
both mind and body; should apply immediately
Weakness and constitutional debility, loss Of musou-
lar energy, physical lassitude aud general proitration
irritRbility, and all nervous affections, indigestion,
sluggishness Of the liver and every disease in any way
connected with the disorder Of the progressive une.
vigorous Life, or a premature death
KiNKELN ON SELF PRESCRIPTION.
This Book Just published, is filled with useful infor.
nation, on the inIrmities and diseases Of the general
tive organs. II addresses itself alike to YOUTH MAN.
HOOD and OLD AGE, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice aud impressive warning saves
annually Thousands oflives.
Parents by reading II will learn how to prevent the
destruction Of their children.
IrPA remittance of 2J cents, enclosed In a letter,
addressed to DR.. KINELIN, N. W. corner ofThird and
Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia,
will ensure q book, under envelope, per return or
mall
Persons at adlstanee may address Dr. K. by letter,
tpost. paid and be cured al home.
Packages OF MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS, &C.,
forwarded by sending a remittance; and put up secure
from DAMAGE or CURIOSITY.
Booksellers, News Agents. Pedlars, Canvassers, 31pn
all others supplied with the above at very lowelypts.
Jan, 30, 1882. "a
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For LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

VIC have plain Dix. dress and apron Silks, "a to
90 inch, price from 80 cents to 81 80; plain and
fig'd. light and dark silks, 20 to SO inch, price
from Toe. to 81 ,25; plain blk. Grape, silk Tissues,
French Jackonetts, painted Muslins, Bercge and
Nous dc LANES, from 10 to 90 cents; plain and
changeable Poplins, from 10 to 80 centsj crimped
Dlmity, French, Scotch and American Ginghams,
Chambrays, all colors, from 10 to % cents; white
goods of every variety, including Cambricks,
Muslins, book, plain and barred Jackoneits, from
8 to 30 cents. mode cold. Moreena.
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BALTIMORE, June 4.

S''N
Thirty.fourlh Ballot-Cass 1870; Bu-
chanan 40; Douglas So; Marcy %; But.
Ter /; Houston S; Dickinson l..
T~hirty.fhh Ballot-Cass l3l; Du.
chanan 80; Douglas 81; Marcy A; But.
Ter /; Houston 5; Pierce Is; Dickinson
l..
Thir,y.sixth Ballot-Cass 1913; Bu-
chanan %; Douglas 40; Marcy So.
Thirty-eighth Ballot-Cass 10Y; Mar
cy "a; Butler 1; Houston 5; Pierce 30.
Marcy stock rising. There are over !
who will not 60 in for CasS under any
consideration.
Thirty-ninth Ballot-Cass LOG; Blu.
chanan 90; Douglas 80: Houston 5; Dick.
enson /; Pierce 25; Butler /.
Forlieth Ballot-Cass 10Y, Buchanan
25; Douglas SO; Marcy IS; Butler /;
Houston 7; Pierce "a; Dickinson |.
FOrty-frsi Ballot-Same as 4OIh.
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PROSPECTUS

For Publishing at Washington, d. c.,
During the approaching Presidential
Canvdss, a Weekiy Paper, 10 be entitled
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THROUGH TO CINCINNATI IN II HOURS
1862 Cleveland, Columbus and 1862
Cincinnati E
kaJaIsNl NssebsaflSselsH df34HA al
D.


CONNECTED al Columbus with the Columbus
" & Xenia, and Little Mania Rail Roads to
Cincinnati; the Pittsburg & Cleveland, Paines<
vile & Ashtabula Rail Roads at Cleveland, and
with tho sandusky & Newark Rail Road at Shell
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READ
JUDS0N McCOMB & Co.'S.
ADVERTISEMENT!

TN presenting a short enumeration of a part of
Il our rich
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
to the people, we set forth no "wind and gasco-
made" argument to sustain us, but prefer leaving
that for those whose goods are sold on the "wind
principle" We viii cay, our Goods are pur-
purchased exclusively for cash, and extremely
cheap, and in selling. we will adhere to our plight
ed principles and well tried system which has Sc
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FRIDAY MORNING..

FRIDAY MORNING..
Eighteenth Ballot-Cass 06i Buchanan
50; Douglass SO.
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JUDSoN McCOMD & Co.
Ashland, May 90, 1859. lf
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Appointments for July.

Office Of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin-,
natl R. r. Co.. Cleveland, March, 80, 1862. I
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TERMS:

"THEssCAMPAIoN" will be printed on
a sheet similar in size, style, and execution,
to that issued from this office in ls4s, and
folded in a convenient form for binding,
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IMITED Observation-Disclosures

IL il hereby given that the undermined, According 70
the povsons Revised Statutes of the State OF New
York, have formed limited partnership and that tAs
firm under which such partnership 70 pc ccn
general Of the ousaess intended 70 be
Grocery and Commission business that the names Q, ~
general partners interested therein DEAN K YEN.
EER SOLOMON MCMILLAN, and JOHN b. An,
THUR ard fhst the Of the special partner
rtnner ard Solomon D. Mcmillan aud said Onver p.
T, tdy reside the City and State OF New
YORK and that Jersey CITY
in the County Of Hudson in the State Of tnas
the amount Of capital which the said special partnsr Oh
yer Tveedy. has contributed to the common stock.
twenty thousand dollars and that said partnership 70
commence on the second day fFebruary the year S3s
ard is to termuse the second day Of February In the
year ls57.-New- York Feb {. 'e52
OLIVER B. TWEEDY,
DEAN K TENNER,
SOLOMON D. MCMILLAN,
3fev JOHN B. ARTHUR.
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~ the application Of the Mayor. Alderman and Common
H.; \: ~ \: H.; -
tied matter duly appointed By sruls ofshs ssprsns csg
notice pursuant 70 the F.Se,ssnsn,, Of a A. a
titled An Act amend Act emitted Act to reduce
sss al! lay. xc c
that the abstract Of the sssmss and assessment a Ne
S the s s0,s s ~
lots they the Maps Of the Connssionsss To-
whether for damage o. s.nsa, and sss ali The sSsvs.
sstmates and other documents which were sse9 ~ ee
q
OF New York for the Inspection OF whomsosver nay 90.
a . nss: for . :r Day: q:
Court at the time and place hereinafter nentivnsd Ard
=. ss " e: amend =
entitled Act in relation TO the collection u Aessmen6
passed Nav a s.s
owner o. owners occupant o! q All 40
have completed their Estimate and an
persons whose interests are affected thersby and who nay
:: s. thu MOSES
Chairman said Commissioners, at the once o. lance
Sa1sS gTs 3. a is. q NJ.
that he limits embraced By this assessnent are q ovs
H., Is All q: 5 sss es
on ' n. y IN s:' ss n q: ?, ..: ID:
Of the block between slst-st and s,ds and on Ne
SOUTH by the line Of the center OF the block between ss
and Seth st. And also all the lots pieces OF parcels q
bounded follows. wit On the east BY the westerly
line side of iith on the west By the eassssly hne
the Hudson River On the north. BY the line Of the
center Of the block between 5lstst. and 31d,d AAd
between 5ist.st and 5Oth st. And the said Commas
sionsrs farther give notice. that Their report n he
Supreme Court Of the State of New York. q special
Term Of the said Court to be held a the C hsii g. e
is; the opening of the Court that day Or - go.
thereafter ~ Counsel be heard and that then an4
there motion will DO made that said Report DO connfme&
Dated New York Jan. 8. 1850
MOSES MAYNARD. JR..
JAMES g. SANFORD }Csmmsaonsr.
WILLIAM 8. GREGORY -
HENRY DAVIS. Attorney WtnW
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DIAPER HANGINGs, BORDERS

and WINDOW SHADES-A large assortment,
nnscHs than FIVE hundred different patterns aud
,ss nom tae finest gold and velvet 20 common Blanks
H,..un Decorations, Oak Maple, Marble, FIRE board
49, &C Orders solicited from the city and county
HE Subscribers would also inform the citizens Of
es,s and Brooklyn, that they prepared to
iecnte ell crde furnishing and putting up De-
Icsss - Hanging - Saloons. Public Halls Drawing
tory. ~ ~ 90 Can and examine at the Msnufac
A"' tM im'l EXMEs, HOOGLXNDG CO.