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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

AWARD OF PREM1UMs.-We learn from Gen.
McTNrosH, that at the trial of Moving and Reap
ing machines, at Wooster, Wednesday last,
the first premium was awarded to Ketcham's
Mower, manufactured at Buffalo, N. Y, and to
Seymour, Morgan & Co.'S, Reaper, manufactured
at Springfield, Ohio. The time employed in
moving an acre was AZ minutes, and in reaping
an acre 81 minutes. The premium in each case
was gold medal.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

Gov. WooD, accompanied by his family and
his son-in-law, GEO. B. MERwIN and family, was
to Leave for Valparaiso last evening. The party
will remain in New York until the Oh, when
they will take the regular steamer to Aspinwall.
From thence to Panama, by railroad and mules,
and there take the British steamer for Valparaiso
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

New ARRAEGEmENr.-The Forest city and
Ohio Star have entered into co-partnership, for
the purpose of carrying on the You-tickle-me and
I'll-tickle-you business. Mutual putting done
with neatness and despatch. Principal office in
Cleveland, Ohio. For further particulars see
small bills.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

The Maine Democratic State Convention as
sembled at Bangor, on Thursday last. The De-
mocrat states that ''nearly every town and plan
tation in the Stats fully represented, and
that more intelligent or more patriotic body o
men had never before been seen in Maine. Hon
ALBERT P1LLsBuRF received the nomination fol
Governor. 'a ~..-.....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

"PoDUs."-What is Podusl Why It is a
Three Cent Envelope of Uncle Sam manufac-
ture, worked in great letters covering the whole
face of it, P D U s. Some suspect that, (n-
stead of being designed as the name ofthe thing3
it means something about the Post Office depart
us1t efthe United States. Dsm
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

mandatory of james Thomas, at Richmond
covering halfa square, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. Loss estimated at $50 y0o0. In.
sured foE 80 Coo.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

New YORK, July 6.-An Offer has been made
by an English Company to take e'the securities OF
the Pacific Railroad which is declined for the
prevent. .f --.s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

The annual election of the officers of the
Franklin & Warren Rail Road, was held at
Franklin yesterday. We have not learned the
result.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13

(E-It is announced by telegraph that Presi-
dent Pierce would start from Washington on
Monday last, to be present at the opening of the
Crystal Palace exhibition in New York, on the
18th inst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-13
ARTICLE XIV.

22 The defining the powers and duties of justices
of the peace and consabe passed March a. 1884, and acts
anedtory thereto, passed December 81 1881 February 25
1888 March 1884, March 2 l844 February II, 1885, Febru
ls4 February 24 s4a Mareh23 149 the act allowing
jurors before justices of the peace passed February A. 1910,
and acts amendaory hreof passed March le45 February
49, 1885, the act allowing and regulating attachments before
Justices peace passed January and amend
atory thereof passed January 49, 1885, February 6h and
March A. $780, the act to revive certain acts therein named
passed March 49, 1885, sections one five and six of act to
regulate proceedings before justices of the peace passed
March a. 49 and defining the duties of justices the
peace and eonsbes in civil passed March a5 1851 the
entitled regulate the action of orcib and
deainer, passed February 2 1884, and acts amendatoy
thereof passed February 49, 1885, March 49, s43 January o.
1884, January 49, 1845 February 1885, March 1850, the
4h section ofan act for the of at judicial
and tax sales, and act ameEdaory thereof passed Febru
l the act allowing and regulating wrts of repev
before justices of the February H. 1885, and the
supplementary thereto passed March 1885, the
hereby repealed.
Sec 223 This shall take effect and be in force from and
after the first day of July thousand eight hundred
fty three.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of ReIreseG tatves.
GEORGE REX,
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March Il, 1858.

AUDITOR 8 OFFTCE, PORTAGE COZ
Rayenna, July 13, 1853.
do hereby certify that Ihave
law with original copy by Secretary
and find it correct. LORENZO FROST, .dudit0r.
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JAS. H. SMITH, Secretary.
Here follows the apportionment Of delegkes
among the counties, which we omit, from which
it appears that Portage county will be entitled to
delegates.
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axls u run lona ntus boy near 10 ssh his brs
ther vaa under the bricks; all hands commenced rssv
Ing BRICKS and found the deceased he dsad
when vs cane - hin.
sseS Won asrhast further testified that whom the cid
building standing there fence around IT. bat
when Tia tmbsrs removed Mr. IArkin removed The
fence. II frame building the building stood sAsk
about " snty i've feet on the lot
The jury rendered the followiDg verdict :'That -
ceased 10 his death by injuries received from the
falling Of chimney and further fad tat Moses Larkis
guilty Of gross neglect In leaving said chimney stand
ing unsupported, and without being properly secured"
ACCIDENTAL DRowMEG.-Coroner ODonnel. yesterday
held inquest at tue foot OF Eleventh street. between
Second and Third avenues. TIE body Of child four
years Of age named Philip Newbaaer who came TO hs
death BY aecidsntay falling into the river. and was
drowned before assistance could he rendered.
Mrs. Barbara Newbaner sworn, said am the mother
Of deceased Saturday afternoon the deceased went
down to the river With his elder brothe and fell into the
river; my Frederick came home and told me that
Philip had fallen into the rvor; ran down Immediately
and the deceased taken out Of tho water he WAS
desd when taken out.
Frederick Newbsnsr sworn, said am nine years OF
age; The deceased my brother; the dscessed went
along ~h dewn to the river nding ona stoae
catching abs caught one, and called to my little
brother that had crab; he standing on the bank
Of the river he esHed to the crab and fell toto
the rivers home and told her that he fell 10
the water verdict Of drowning was rendered by the
iuIy.
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COioners' fpqDests.

Boy Killed ny THE FAILING A cTMSgY ANOTHER
BURIED RUINS --0n Ssnrday afternoon Coroner
ODonnell held IN nquet at Ire Eighteenth yard sta
tion house, the oody of boy eight years Of age
named loue Eugeoe SanbbeD, cams - his eeath by
the falling Of chimney IRON y building Of Fifth
avenue and Thirty fifth street
Jacob Vonc erhart, sai--I a house Trainer;
my eocutauon calis upon 10 exanine the condition
o. oua,pgs generally, am employed on me blo:k
on ouioin gs ~ the OF Fifth and Thirty
nv street; roticed Moes Larkin was removing the
ono TIN bes from bocire in the lot 20 the
buildings where was mployed Mr. Iarkia Is buder;
the two chni eye Of the old building we're left standing
and exposed without rupport after the tobsrs u
the house were removed IL two story bou. o. with
peak roo requiring tell chimney; saw no one be.
longing to MIR. larkia left in or these chmpcys:
thought them not secure, and passing by them this
morning kept aeay, bscsuse I though, they would
fall II was 10 cbsree OF removing the timber. Of said
house would consider " my duty to take down .aid
cbimpeys before left the work.
John Cogan, sworn, ssid-I am employed by Mr.
IArkin; the chimneys after the timtes were re.
moved; do not think il proper TO leave chimneys
standing as they did, in open lot.
Adam Wonderland sworn. ssid-l the chimney 10
question: II where at work sar IL f4ll.
ing ane heard boy ballo saying my God come and
take me OUT Iran to his aid nth three others; when
out from under the bricks he very bloody, but was
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The lind a. the two first ramed periods SOUTH nut
b. O'Clock It bad vered roupd to the north and
blew In cool eesbiDg gales 1t bright, clear day
Al thiough-S Teai Sun day.
JuE BATTERY The Improve ments about the Battery
although in forward state DO progress ped-
tiously as We vond desire We quite aware that
vook II this description requires time for execU'ion
but II doea rot appear TO be carried 10 systematic
manner 1t feems TO us that tho preferable Say would
be TO build outside In the first place, substantial
val and afterwards 10 fiji the space batveen taa and
the front one. BY this means the materials hat are
dumped down woad become rsa and sold add could not
b vsSehd away by The tide evil to which they
liable a. ent Ia this the attempt will ipu
nous as the materials, II not prevented fcom beng
washed away BY the tide are liable TO form bsrs in the
river do chief Of that kind rhereve they may
happen to accumulate. substantial sea wall ought TO
have beer built at first then the could
b Hl]ed q; any time.
CATTLE DRIVING Cattle driving through tae streets Ia
Tire MIDDLE Of the day 10 becoming complete nuisaaoe.
Yesterday drove of fifty head Of cattle more,
being driven along the Third avenue with only
TO tai of them We imagined that there was
h~ which prohibited cattle driving through the Streets
except Mt certain hours If IL is like oany other city
regulations, certain dead letter for the ancs 10
carried The Sabbath, IN broad day. Az any
tiUe il IL dangerous thing for passers bs but patcu
lsry on the saboath when many people are holiday
making With their families Why not those things
looked fer by the proper kuhoritesP IL cat lie
be slaughtered outside the city Is done la any
others in public abanors let them at least bs driven
the shushterhouses At Reasonable hourr when the lives
Of persons not liable to bs placed in risk We have
right to demand this protection, at least Of life and
limb.
ACCIDENTS ON Saturday hight about II o'clock James
Hschett hb0rer, fell out of winde 20 stor e. high
In house in Wafer street. Dearlto Cstharlne market oy
which be received compound fracture of the leg
An elderly Fom4n named Eleanor Kelly aged 80 years
fell from the second story VIVID W of No 100 West seven
tenth street, Saturday spd br oke her leg She
oonyeys ed 20 bellevue Hospital
AGeraan, PANIED Il aux Lake. by trade coach trim
roer wbile intoxicated Is supposed fell doso,
sno,ed down airs 10 hou ia Amiy street, early
Sunday morning and broke his ann Sent 10 The Hos
pital.
A HoAx-Last Eight about 10 O'Clock, large srord
assembed at lie cor nsr OF Chambers ard Chatran
streets, IN irons Of the badug tzs East
River Savings Bank. report having bsen spread that
some burglars hsd Token into the buildog. A oose
officer duty having entered the building, made a
REQ, ch but fouss nobody sbsut the premises rhs
crowd. after waiting long tie, expecting The thief
brought out, ers6usly dispersed sniraliDg that
roof but nobody could that the adventurous iud
vdus had been Tao fact was, the whole aais
n hoax.
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Recoll.et that Free Excur,rons viii

made this day MondayJ at 10 T. and O'clock to West
Flushing for the giving opportunity Of view
ing those 600 beautiful lots which be sold
row. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. July % "a and
& at u o. lock each at the Merchants Exchange
by ALBERT II. NICOLAY Auctioneer We think this Is
very desirable and valuable property and recommend
nuisance clause' and houses will he allowed TO DO built
that cost less than 81 coo each. The Flu thing Railroad
which Is being constructed il under contract to bo
hrhed by the first Of December next and It's depot il
Il is property. Tickets together with and full
temars be obtained applying 10 the auctoneer No.
40 w all street.
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electric chain, have ince their
cst success attained by agent world
IN All diseases arising sro@ disorder from debility Of the
nervous system from obstructions
pid state Of the circulation &c. &o headache toohache
rheumatsm neuralgia pap,tatops discusses OF tho EEK
and inyigorating influence season Of the year Troy
ere well calculated TO act wonderfully beneficial
dyspepsia and Of summer complaints by Mating the
functions in the first by trou III their
system Of sss 1sssp' In ths latter
academies colleges hospitals 30 in New York and Farpe
will be suhcieut guarantee of their value OF curative
agent Prce-Small to 81 large 81 TO ST. batteries $40
s2 Co. dssS
may be had gratis application Free Of postage TO any
Part OF the United States remittance OF three cent?
STEIEERT. New York corner Of Metropolitan Hotel
Philadelphia, eornla Of cirard House.
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Auction NOtlce.-The Attention OF the Pab-
lie is called TO the largo sale of ready made clothing
sold this day, by OSG0OD CONCKLIN, Mt their sales
room 1888 FELTON, street.
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EXCURSIONS.

,yHaAP BAY EXCURSION. FARE ONLY I2,s CENTS.
~ The superior steamer arm ENIA will make
sion every day. exc pit sundays through tho Nar.ows 60 the
KeyTort Leave foot Of Chambers street three olok
returning leave Union at six oc@ek, and arrive before
dark. saro each way 81 ITS This trip affords Full
view OF the Esy and Haroor OF Mes York and Ia decidedly
the cheapest and moat pleasant excursion OF the
WISHING AND COTILLoN EXCURSIONS EVERY
day In the week Tho steamer Hero captain Han
cox will leave Spring street, ~; Hammond street IA
TeDth street, f. r. 81 Broone street, SIS Peck slip Sjs
pier No N. r., A. NJ, returning by h. Dnner, fish
Ing tackle and bait will be provided Tnra 30 cents
THE FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE NEW
Yorh Sacred Harmonic Sosiety will take place We'd
nesday 18th inst special train of has boon
and VIZ leave tho depot OF the Hudson River Rair sad
Chambers street, for Poughkeepse at o'clock
turning the evening The society will be received by
from musical associations of adjacent places In the
ing the Oratoro Of the Creston will be performed
by the Sacred Harmonic Society and orche ra The society
will be escorted their arrival to the hotel where
Iagemebts made for the society and their
friends will have two hours to spend the village previous
to the evenings exerces AS the number of
necessarily t the wishing to attend with
Iche for the excursi admtfipg to the oraorio)
one dollar TO BIO had at the following placcsIsaac M.
Phyfc tb7 broadway A. Johnstoo (at Thorn Oweu'r)
414 Rroadwsy w r. Knapp, daguerrcotypst, $50 Broad
way Joiss Music Saloon, SO Broadway and At the
rehearsal Of the society Monday evening 18th inst
" place. three doc above Waverey place. supper okes
90 cents each, 70 he had on the
N ia full attendance Of the members requested at
tho rehearsal on Monday evening the 18th inst.
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TYaE MILITARY.

O'BRIGN GUARDS. ATTENTION THE OFFICERS
" and members of the above company requested to
meet this Mond ~ evening 25th inst at7s o'clock Mt 1853
South street for the Of making arrangements for
their second annual excursion. BY order
ii. E. DDWNEs, Captain.
d. HART Secretary pro tenn
SOLDIERS WINTED-FOR TIE UNITED STAINS
y cavalry servics Recruiting rendezvous a9 Grsnd
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300 DasOeIre0types are Taken, Finished,
and circulated among the people daily, by REEFS co
whose works OF the art If picture making OF the highest
order admired and celebrated all thu world REEs
CO the first to take ne pictures for 25 CENTS at the
factory, $50 Broadway.
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Hohensaek,s worm Syrup, Hoben. .ck,s

Hobensaoks Worm Syrup, Hobensack's Liver Pills
Hobensacks Worm Syrup, Hobensac Liver Pills.
Hobcnsacks Worm Syrup, HobeI sacks Liver Pills.
BObenssckB Worm Syrup Hobensacks Liver Pills
hobens.cks Worm Syrup hobensaek g, Liver pills
Mobepsack's Liver Pills, Hobensack's Worm syrup
Hobentack's Liver Pills Hobensacks Worm Syrup.
J. ". HOBENSACK Proprietor PhiladelphiA
G v. CLICKENER co No. 81 Barclay street. whole.
sale agents for Eastern States
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Sewing Machines, which, by tactical

evdence proved to be superior to all others
Ing from itatonary spoos and making the only last and
fair stitch made by machinery TIE public invited
sysmne them Mt our Office "a Chambers street Price from
W. to $50. Descriptive pamphlets mailed request
GROVER BAKER n co.
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OsuIist, Aurist, So, receive.

DE- POWELL, OeuHat, Auf1sf, DO, receives
Me patients TO o'clock daily At has Office No 500
Breadway where DO CURED his Treatise Eye
M al eye arc ear hrtihetai eye. IN
ne natural eye and resemble II in ssler and sxprsion
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rrR0TrING PURSE.-A PURSE OF FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given a. the house of David p sherry at Pei
ham Bridge on Saturday July 81 mile heats beat three in
tive open or all horses Ia the country. Entrance
w. The Not 70 take place ats o'clock p. n.
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CTEAMBOAT AND BARGE FOR CHARTER-TIE
- splep did PRINCESS and the aud elegant
barge MERCHANT may be chartered favorable ter MS
for excursions and other either together scpa
furnished and well adapted for peasur excursions For
particulars apply to E. 81 +. CHAMBERLAIN, N Robin
SOD street 20 Captain Ayers board barge Merchant
foot Perry street.
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~ cursions-Tbe feo Steamboat PRINCESS and barge
-, may be chartered, on favorable terms, for cxcur-
siors other pu, poses together separately Both
large and steamboat veil fitted up and furnished and
ply to H. J. I. CBABBERLIN. Hudson River Hcuee n
Robipeop sAeet.
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V'ROTTlNG At SARATOGA SPRINGS THE FOL.
loving trotinR will come of over the SARATOGA
sourse on the days announced -
NO Ion Tuesday July &c at p. M--Purse and stake
o. 1900 mile heats best In q in harness II. Wood
run names TO. g. Tscony, II Philadelphia
No - On Saturday July 30 at4P M.-Purse and stake
OF Sl,MO two mile heats In harncss ii. Woodruff
70. r. Tscony, OF Philadelphia
No Son Saturday, August 6. at M-Purso and stall
OF $1,000 mile heats best In in harness William King
names bl. Black Dous lass Of hila5elphia r. NJ,
dine names b. g Ccnsrovilis, Of New York
No ION Saturday, August - at 4 T.. M-Purse and
stake Of IL GEO mile hea best wagons VIM King
names b. Black Do,tlss, ~ Philadelphia. r. j. Moline
names b. *. Contrev,llo of New York
N B-Al Of the above trots will OF at the time
advertted. Q. H. STAURING. Proprietor.
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Remoyal.-Jervis. Wedding, Visiting. Door

Secondhand Plano Wanted q good second.
hand uiano or ocavcs worth from SIS g. $780, for
which the cash will be pais Address Secondhand Piano.
Herald Office.
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THE TUaF.

A CHALLENGE TO SPORTING MEN.-THE SUB
II sorih will bet $1,000 to g. 600 that Tacony wins the
race to come of ON the h between hi pie
At Saratoga. taken before three O'Clock this day hd
meet - " - :
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Seneca snys L. Is impossible tn Mako All
ones friends Perhaps this but it is qnte
tain that GREEN No. Astor House. makes all his
bis friends The fautlcs, shirts he furnishes to
der with punctuaty that knows exceptions
lin troops Of fir endi."
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plate zeal general e,rrNo has removed few doors
below s old stand 800 Broadway DC end entrance
in Frarklia sreot s. sSeon will still be given Ia price
workmn nshp and punctuahty.
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OF trade contempt and false that they ought
ey posed One of these consits in pretending show tho
kind of ell made by SINGERS Sewing Machines with
two threSdanj pieces of board and letying straight
rend eide The Individuals i'm posed Nv this sri
particularly wooden headed All persons Of common
Information know that Singers machines mako fast,
fair and perfect stitch both sides which other
machines do These unequaed machines may be- OK.
anacd and purchased Mt tho reduced price $780, the
Office, No. 323 Broadway. l. NJ SINGER CO.
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-'-=----s@ - - = - -
REWARDS.

500 MOUSE Of TIE
f0Tciby entered between the hours of ten aud twelve
o'clock NJ the I'D Instant and robbed Of about sixty
silver Spoons in all; twenty twenty five table,
spoons, marked A., L I NJ. L.W one marked A NJ.
thu rest marked above also
gold lever watch, gold cniu and pencil the iattsr
marked t. W. bosom pins OF deces tin valuabe
rings. marked in part Thccdosa r. Hayden, $50 in gold
ftp to dagperreotypes set il gold aud gold
plated also sundry pieces of silver utensils for the table
valuable papers, 80. HENRY TOWNSEND. Refer to
tbanicl Hs yden, 40 William street ". Y.
New Haven, July %, 1853
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New Fancy Goods at Rogers Bazaar, No.
9 broadway where every variety OF articles presents
can had STRANGERS vsing the city should fail
call at this splendid variety store where amid the ten
nts form nil
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LOST AND FOUND.


A BOY WAS LOST YESTERDAY, FROM THE HOUSE
IA Of Mr. Hunter % Washington street; had on white
pants patent ept er shoef and white At with blue
ritbnnf Etort and three onths old John
Hunter Any information of him will be thankfully re-
ceiyed ly his parents at the above number.
hog LOST--A SPOTTED DOG WAS MISSED ON
~ Friday I'D Dst from the stable in xenty seventh
street letween Firth avenue and Broadway reward Of
Two dollars will be paid returning the dog to the
above place.
II OST-TEN DOLLARS REWARD-A BUNDLE OF
IL tickets between the Astor House and Grand street
Please return the same at the Astor House Office.
II CST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, JULY % 1T TUE
IL corner OF Broadway and Chambers street port
pae tanning $40 geld piese silver change and
email Key The finder will be suitably irdei by leaving
it at the Office of the Union Hou.e, 29 u isen street
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Writing, Arithmetic, and Bookkeeping are
thoroughly and efficiently Taught by b, y: POSTER, 97
Broadway where gentlemen versapt With business
attain msesyly owledco II double oatry in tkc sho
soSes Of week. Open day and evonina.
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5ScOpdhaDo Pianos Mt Great Bars:ai0s, at
he piano end music store OF HORACE WATERS, No 1893
broadway Of Anthony seat Two Of Cl ckerings
avo Gilbert Cas- ons Of Nelson's of Barnoro's
Of Persons and Of Gilbert Co.'s with eoii an
Hrioes from SO TO $3.50, and the colian for S2le.
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Defiance salamGndor Sarss.-.ssyier's PA
teut- Robert 81 Patrick 10 the sole In the
United states Of ha above celebrated safes and Cot
has @rsnetrabs Distance Locks the best sare and locks
combined In the world Depot 10 1872 Pearl street
door bslaw ksidsr lsno formerly No. 90 John sxeat
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Superintendent Office, Crystal Pnlnse, New
York, Jsly IS, 1888
ere very ,t isd that L tho
sopabe time The General Superb .snt will feel authorized
to dispose Of " In favor OF other ard later appcaons
j. N. BATC6ELDER, Secretary " SupsrBtcndents.