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FOREST CITY HOUSE.
/ Formerly he DHnham House. I
~. IS. SMITH,. PROPRlRTORl

W. 4. SMITH, PROPRIEToRl
This large and comnedious establishment has
been thoroughly repaired. and renovated through
hrst class Hotels in the state. IL contains more
than one hundred rooms, al In complete OF3eT.-
The house is beautifully situated on The Public
quare, near the Court House, in the centre Of bus
iness, and has the advantage Of pure cir and an
open space arOuad il. The table is furnished with
the best the markets afford, and the Proprietor is
determined TO spare neither expense nor effort, 10
render the Forest City pleasant stOppingplace, 20
thUse who may visit Cleveland either on business
or in the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus is al
ways in readiness to convey passengers 10 and from
the depOts and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April IS, 1851
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Lanl.

On or about the roth Of Aueusl pas en lhs
road leading from CafSollscn " Esgr. kehht. ~
East township. ssek eloih coat. Any pelron
finding 10 viii eonlef = favor On Tie owner y ~
turning IL 10 him W CsFrollion.
GEORGE PUGH.
Carrollt9n Sent t3 ta52
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ExecutOr's sale.

Notice is hereby given, that on Wednesday the
3Oth March next at 10 o'clock A. Nj. in front OIL
the Court HCu e, in the town Of Carrolton, the
undersigned will offer at putlie sale, the follow
ing 1esCIibel property to wit: Lot No. 10, on
Main street, in the town of Malvern, Carroll
county Ohio, from ing 60 feat on Main street, and
exten1ing in The reor 100 feet. The improve.
ments ore, a two story frame building 80 by "a,
we'll finished, with kitchen 10 by 16 feet, and a
porch on the eest side-a wood house adj ining
the kchen,-a good stable, smoke house &C.,
There Is also, large Store room we'll fitted up
on the LOT, in an excellent situation fer business
The garden is we'll filled with choice fruit trees.
Tile indisputabe. Terms of sale,- one half
on the first July next.-The balance, on the first
of October next, with il terest from date.
H. H. LEAVITT, ! ESecltors Of
THOMAS LEE. HANS WILSON.
February H. 1853.
.P.S. One Of the Executors will be present at
the sale an1 perso indebted to the Estate Of
Mr.. Wilson, rtsid ng N Carroll county, are re-,
ouosted then to make payment.
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Uookina 6toues.

These Stoves have been recently purchased In Al
btny with much care, and comprise the very best
patterns latest improvements in use In the west.
Among these the GOLDEN FARMER, a new and
elegant pattern, will be found the most convenient
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered for sale In
tbs section Of country.
10 addition 10 the above, he has on hand an
elegant assortment Of coal ssOves, Of PITTS
BURGH MANUFACTURE, for both kitchen
and parIoF.
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JOHN HALL,
FA HIONA BILE
Hat Il Cap Manufacturer,
Wholesale and Retail,
NO 89 wooD.STREET,
Beipeen All T. Diamond AlIey,
PITTSBURGH.
N. B Always on hand, FURs, TRIMMINGS, sc.
Dec. II, '52-3mos.
O'DONNEL n MULLEN,
PITTSBURGH CHAIR & CABINET WARE Rooms
No. 98 Third Street, South Side,
Respectfully inform their friends and custom.
ers, sha. they have, if not the largest stock evel
before seen in this city, The greatest variety oI
style, the finest finished, made Of The best sea.
sOned materials, and by The best workmen oil
any in the western country, all of which they
are determined TO sell as low as any other man
ulacturing establishment In the west. Our
stock is all Of our own manulacture-no i'm.
pOrtalions. 0EFSIeamboals and Hotels furnish.
ed at The shortest notice. All orders promptly
attended to. O'DONNEL u MULLEN.
Dec. II, '52-6mos.
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For the PaTIOF,
The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,

Inc DdCnelOr UOal LOOK DlOEe,
is so much admired, that the demand, in many
cases, cannot be supplied.
BRADLEY'S COTTAGE COAL CRATE,
is a beautiful parlor stove arranged with sliding
doors, and combines all the good properties Of
the round sIove and open fireplace.
These stoves being Of Pittsburgh manulac.
lure, are, OF course, heavy and durable.
He has, also, on hand for sale, Wolson &
HiIchcock's parlor stove, aud their celebrated
Premium Parlor Coal Craze, with folding doors,
which, for beauty Of design, economy Of fuel,
and family comlou in cold weather, stands un.
rivalled in this or any other market.
1000 pounds old Copper wanted.
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and StoYe Pipe,
House Spoutng and Tinware.
He is also prepared with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan-
tial and improved style now in use.
He has also on hand good assortment Of Oxy-
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article Of lamp
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and a con-
slant effort will be made to accommodate all whC
may favor him with their custom.
Car lolltOn, Sep. 26, 1851.
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NOtice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad.
ministtator of the estate Of ELIZABETH CRosfER
late Of Carroll county, deceased.
Feb. II, '53.-3t. ROBERT CROSlER.
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LOOK HERE!
A Farm for sale.

hereby offer for sale farm OF GA acres,
which is situated three miles east of Carrollton,
on the WellsviIe road. The farm is we'll wa
tered, has good hewed log. shingled roof house.
good orchard, good barn, plenty of stable room
and good out-hogses There is also prospect
of good coal on the premises.
For terms enquire, on the farm, of
Dec. 10, '52, JAMIMA MOORE.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE,


The second session of the Carroll County Teach
ers' Institute, will commence in Carrollton on
Monday the 4th day of April, 1853, and continue
one week. Efforts are being made to secure the
services of some of the first teachers in the State,
as instructors /; and no pains will be spared to
make the coming session one of interest and profit
to all who may attend. Ample provision will be
made for the entertainment of female teachers,
free of charge, and arrangements made by which
gentlemen can obtain boarding at the usual rates
for regular boarders.
Teachers and friends Of education are earnestly
solicited to give their aid and influence to secure
full attendance of the teachers of the county and
thereby show that CABRoLL COUNTY is able and
willing to do her part for the great Educational en-
terprise now going forward in the State.
A more definite notice of arrangements &c. will
appear in due time. T. R. LAIRD, Sec'y.
Carrollton, Jan. 2oth, 1853.
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SCOfT PIERCE,

AND
era h a IN A. King!
Are each anxious 70 yin lhe race hey are run
ming, but not one Of them s . Whit more benz
upon serving the public well Ihan is
william ThOmpSOn,
AT TIE
OLD STAND.
Opposite be Couu House, in CsuolIion, Ohio
lie has just returned from the RAsr. where he
selected every hing that is desirable for beauI.
Tying and sdorDing The person either Of lady or
gentleman, Is well as the liIle ones committed
TO their several charges, that The markets Of
NEw YoRK, PHILADELPHIA and BosroN cUuld az
ford. lie has
BROAD CLOTHS.
Cassimeres and vessings OF the best makes and
latest styles, Tor gentlemen SHAwLs, and the
latest and most fashionable
Dress GOODS,
FOR LADIES,
HATs CAPS. BOOTS & SHOES, for any and every
body, together with a variety Of liule things for
''babes and sucklings." And as for
Ribbons, Gloves and Hosiery,
Why, he has got such beautiful things in that
line that they have only 10 be seen 10 captVale
The young and faneiful, and please and delight
the sedaIe and thoughtful. Besides all these
things, he has everything 10 the line Of.
Family Groceries,
That a good and prudent business man ought 10
have. And
HA X ID w RE,
To sliI the wants Of the PARMER, the Smith
and the CARPENTER. as well as the kitchen and
housewife. But bis
QueenstuQre
Must be seen to be appreciated, il is-some o
it a. Iesst-uuly beautiful, and just the thing. 10
tickle The fancy Of blushing bride. So, you
girls who are going 10 get married, just call in,
and, after supplying yourselves with elegant
wedding garments, select your 7 A IL z -
WARE, and such other things as you need to
start house with.
RecOIlect, Everybody,
THAT
| WILLIAM NJ TIL ON PS0N'S
Is the place where everything usually kept by
merchants is 10 be had, and al the lowest posi-
Bile rates. He bought all he could for cash. sC
that he could get goods cheap 10 give rs bar
gains 10 his customers.
CALL IND SEE
his Rcady-Made Clothing.
CarroIGon, October Is, 1859.
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lust receive at uusions, large and wCIlse-
lec,ed stock Of FALL AND WIN rER GOODS;
Of every description, which IIe nov OGep for
sale at the vtTy lowest prices.
Our motto Is short profits, quick sales. one price
and ready pay. H. HUSTON
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n Il w d d % ID y!
1H5

I. X ENNEDY, JUN'R.,
Corner of Wood d Fourth Streets, Pittsburgh
Our stock of Glasses, Clocks, Combs, But
tons, Threads, Hosiery, Suspenders, and for
eign aud domestic
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Estate Of Samuel IaaIngs.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified executors Of the
estate of Samuel lddings, deceased. Those in
debted will make immediate payment and those
having claims against said estate will present them,
legally authenticated, within one year from this
date. ELWO0D IDDINGS,
GEO. w. EVANS.
March 4, 1853. Executors.
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10 Chancery.


John James aud Elizabeth Ann James bis
wife of the State Of Illinois, Samuel Meanor
and Mary Meanor bis wife, Of Wellsvlle in
the State of Ohio, Harriet Straw and Rebeeca
Straw, of Franklin county, Ohio, George +.
Meanor and Washington Straw, Of Carroll coun.
ty, Ohio; will take notice that on the I4.h day
of Dec. 1859, John Coburn and CathaEine Co.
burn filed in the Office Of the Clerk The Court
of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio their
petition in Chanceryi wherein said petition
ers pray for authority TO sell The lands be.
longing to the estate Of John Queen late of said
county deceased, and that after dischareine the
debts of the estate of said John Queen deceas.
ed, out Of the proceeds Of said sale, .ha, they
may be authorized se disIFibuse The balance nc.
cordug TO the will Of said John Queen deceas.
ed to the above named persons, who are 1evi.
sees in said wlll JOHN COBURN and
CATHARlNE COBURN.
By EckLEY g. DAVIS, their soils.
Feb. 16 1883.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned has been appointed Executor
of the estate OF Susannah Myers, deceased, late
of Carroll county, Ohio. Those having claims
against said estate will present them legally pro-
ven within one year from this date, and those
indebted will make immediate payment.
JOHN WALLACE, Ex'r.
October I, 1859.
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ThnS II. Atkinson.

Offers for sale at bis Tin Shop. in CsTolhOl
large and well selected lot Of ALBANY
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sEAMEN WANTED.

rs,s n as n. u TSioune. N .hav Ia nro.
"a se.m.n are wanted and how shall tney DC pr
:. wears long gone the writer Of THIS a''.ic was
are commerce and at that time there was nus .,
s,s,rsy in shipping Of good ana aOie 'e,
rss "a men. too. who could be relied upon 10 unil
sao rsouired Bot it seems that the times nave
81 The rraa, increase Of shipping no. only IN
sns hut in capacity and our greatly extended com
,ch reaches almost If not quite 70 every porte
Sae row renders Il very difficult to man our vessels
he chose qualifications and abilities are such as to
" 20 ar nrudent 10 earust our ships upon the
,fSesh -. .t;s want be suppliodl Would IL not be
ker, ~ commercial men % unite in raising fund for
" ioi ~ ~ .esmens institute College or acade
o. is,sd ;n the port and harbor OF the City Of
ST. and on board ship Of suitable tunnage TO &C
b",s.te two hundred or more young men and boyi-tO
f1sd under the and instruction Of enc or more
and practical ship masters whose duty i shall be
@ ne students not only in the art of seamsn.hp but
~ ~ ,nSinenfs and practice of navigation Such an
!stSss;on. governed by good and wholesome rules It
80 would be productive Of great good to our grow
M,.rmerce--end perhaps too II might be well 70 ask
1ye aid in canyog out the obiec!l and IN the end
~ n,oye blessing TO hundreds and IN usands Of young
"a boys whose inclnsons lead % 5csiarlng life
no otherwise do not possess the means 70 promote
80 avn welfare. the welfare and interest OF the great
sSs.-usrcs public
e1srs thrown out these hints in the hope that those
essnediate interests are concerned will take the sub
~ 10 consideration, and ere long take It upon them
gsS,1s 70 try the experiment G.
- a 1855
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WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

OMNIBUS PICK PoCEETs-About o'clock on Weines-
dsy evening two lsdies-Nlrs Griffith Of Willamshugh
and Mrs Moaf OF Bushwck got into one O. the DE hlo
av sisges Rrsoklyn TO come 10 Wulamsburgh As he
stsge was full the ladies svaed themselves OF toe ocr OF
seats the laps of couple Of young
men, who left the stage when near the Ntlsoout Soon
after the ladies' discovered that their pockets had been
picked Mrs Griffith lost Els and Mrs. Most ESQ, in gold
ASSURING YOUNG LADIES Yesterday officer Ward
arrested man named Bots whose wife keeps millinery
store at No l36 CT md ST. warrant charging him with
forclbly eecng from the store girl II years Of age.
named Ellen Sandcrson residing at No. 25l Monroest.
New lork It thst complainant together with sgrt
cd Hall whose mother resides in Pearl St New York.
called in answer 20 Advertisement and took away two
bounets to make OnUosday afternoon the bonneis were
returned but the pay refused under preence that the
work was not well done and they even refused suc
lent money The ferry They they would re-
nam until she gave il 90 them The husband was then
called who seized Miss Sanderson 10y the arm dragged her
20 the door ana kicked her into the street. The two guis
thus merculy turned out Of doors IN SIT sge place
and without u cent went to the Dvsionav Ferry Peek
s and told their story 10 the toll gahere named LOdsrl
and begged of him let them the ferry but were
refused After looking in vain for police officer and be-
coming 80 frightened the thought Of remaining all night
in the streets subject To insult they determined 70 put an
end 70 their troubles by jumping OF the dock for which
purpose they went to the foot OF South SKthst and while
taking farewell embrace, OF them bethOught herself
Of her gold brooch and they Immediately set on 20 pawn
shop but not finding they went 10 tbs Grandt Ferry
whore the terry allowed them 20 The parents
of the young ladies in Court yesterday and de-
trmned to have the accused parties brought % Justice
The examination takes place today when further facts VIII
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MAD BuLL-AbOut O'Clock yesterday afternoon, bull
broke loose from the slaughter house yard Of Leonard
Cline in Yorks, ard ran through fuitons' where he
knocked down boy, and slightly injured him he then
ran through Prospect to Gold st. where he tossed
who was crossing the street. with child in her arms the
woman seriously injured in the side by the buls horns
and much bruised and shaken blythe fall her child forum
stely escaped with slight injuries. She conveyed TO
her residence BY Sergt Dixon, Second District Police.
The bull then ran up God 81 WITH large e5owa OF PEI
sin very seriously jurng her She conveyed 70 tbs
residence Of her parents in Sandsst The bull continued
was not secured until O'Clock T. b. when he was driven
into tie yard q. tue back Of Second District Police station
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FRE-A FIRE broke out At o'clock last evening. in Me
dwelling house. No 70 York st. hcrgnated in OF the
bedrooms and was exngushed before doing much dan
age.
PRrsrvrArIoS oF Coin WArcH.--At O'Clock yes
ersy afternoon the members Of the First District Poos
assembled at the Station House and through Onicer We
presented the Captain Mr. Joel smith, with an elegant
gold watch attached which is massive gold chta aud
seal As token Of the respect in which he y held oy the
donors IL contained the following nscrPtoai IRE
~ ted 10 Cant Joel Smith by thirty Eve members OF the
Fist Police Disrc, Of the City ofBrookyn.lsS5" Ihs
present cost Slis.
SERIOUS AssAuIr.--A young man named Henry McGei-
ne was arrested yesterday by Officer Dougherty Of ths
Third District Police the charge OF striking Ih0max
Rovd upon the head with csrrung trac;urng his skal
Peis confined 10 his bed Gedney has been committed i<
hearing on the charge
ASorHyE DROWNED Man FoUSp The body ola drOwa-
Cd man was found floating at the foo, Of Sockets S. ostet
dsv rorpoo and flowed ashore by Officer TOoie lie had
evidently been in the water but very snort time ircn
which II supposed he fc in the dock AMI was Drowned
the evening previous lie about five feet SIX OF egnt
inches I'm lght with dark hair and had black clcts
coat sstneit pantaoons and boots Ihe Nor'nsr "A ~"
titled
Tax CouSrY HosrIrAL-.lho work upon the new Hos
pal Fatbush has been temporarily suspended IA conse
Quence Of the Use in The price Of building manAS eSPe
cay Of brick Tor which s. 50 per thousand is demanded
at the yards, aud 81 20 on delivery at the Hospital
The IAeroR BrsrSrss The police Of the several Dis
tics are engaged In taking of the liquor business
Of this city Two Districts have reported from which
appears that there are in the first five Wards six hundred
and sixteen places where spiutuous liquors SOLD In
the First Police District comprising the First Third and
Fourth Wards there one hundred and thirty nine "a
verns and groceries In the Second District, comprising
the Second and lh Wards there are ioar hundred and
seV rntv-stvon places where liquor sold, OF which two
hundred and ortysx groceries and two hundred and
trty one porterhouses The propetors in the latter two
Wards arc classified follows rislmon. 3ig; Germ'ns.
81 Am, ricans Il, Ene,hmCn 30. The total number a
Ice nscs granted Tor the city at .e last year was cttH
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JERSEY ITEMS.

EnrcArIoNAL-The proposals for the erection of new
house for the Third Ward viii be received by the
Board of Education until the 3st inst, and will be opened
that evening Miss Maria Savage has been appointed
first assistant teacher of Public School No. room has
been hired at No Grove for the education OF c0lored
children. The Committee Teachers aud Salaries are
under instruction 10 report the expedcney OF employing
female teachers assistants the male department Of
Public schools Peter d. Nroom has been elected Presi
dent Of the Board Of Education for the ensuing year. and
David Gould Clerk for the period
CRY RAmRoADs-The subject OF City Railroads FOR
Jesey City is engaging attention aud understand
that project Of the Kind is forming with view Of esab
fishing tbs facility from the ferry towards Bergen Point
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CORRECTION
u r..

ne IdIf0T tIfVI'9s
SIR There appeared in your paper Of the elst May inst
q paracraIh Viz: ALLEGED larceuy-A female named
MARY Cas- was arrested by officer Prince Johu Davis, OF
"the lower Police Court, charged with stealing quantity
of clothing iewelry &C. to the value of 500, belonging
TO Mrs If j Barton &c. Now sir this IS it stands is
calculated 10 do me very great injury, if remain
blamed ard when the charge dismissed last Mon
day am surprised you noticed IT, Sir the facts
these this Mary Jane Barton aud hired from me
furnished room for month. She not long in my
house before found ample reasons for giving her nOce
"a Quit The day hererm expired She cut and destroyed all
the furniture that her I'm belonging 20 me con
suited nv LAWYER 10 know the best way Of making her pay
for wis. lie had destroyed He told there WAS no
suing pers p Ike her and recommended me TO take her
trunk and keep until she paid for the damage she had
done did SO. and the qUence was was arrested,
ana on the Justice hearing the facts the complaint was
oi.r Used snd she then lin the Police Court paid ms SO
for wha, she bad desroye and gave her up the trunk
Bv publishing this you viii do and my family an act OF
Justice am sir, spectfuly, Mrs.. MARY CAss
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.AdT,niseruentI
CoLuMBIay Hall. J

CoLUMBIAs HALL, No. 2S1 GRAsD-sr.-Tbis celebra-
fashion and silly crowded with the elite Of the
City county gzeing with ADM alon on the in11ense
n ch Cape shagls silks Of every description, BsregeA Uues
Baree &c Lanes printed Lawns ard other dre
fhst gu OVerfowng that celebred esabs1mspt To VT
Columbian Hall during business hours stranger would nAfu up
snv her steres m there are none that have tie
tstou Of eng lower better article than Messs <
NJ Z. TOwLE \ Co. OF Columbian Hall
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lAdvertisementl

y Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, No. Al
B,oedway for Boots Shoes and Caters me
largest offered and At ffy cen 49,
retail price Please and examine for yoEIseVes JONES NO
~ Broadway.
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CITY ITEMS.

ENTERTAINMENTS &C. DAY AND EVENING.
ATs HrroOsonE this afternoon and evening vii be produced ne
STAG Hunt showing the style o the Lords and ladies' hee
England; ao, Tournaments RACING Feais OF Equzla Vs'
Clan Cenes, Ascension Of the Revolving Ogb, ~.
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rAdvertise1neptl

u
For DON'T venture upon the tempestu0us
you have ussd for friends your portraits in ROOrs
MIN BE style No $50 HIOsdway Should those who part
row again. such memorials would be inysus5e Pictures
taken weather.
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u Flags raised the City Hall yesterday in com
memoratou of the close Of the 5Oh year since theayng Of
the corner stone of that ed6ce The following the
proceedings fifty years ago;
The complers Mr. Vslen;ines attention attracted
in perusng scrap book kept by the fher of Hon Clark
son Crolus who At the time mentioned below, was mem,
her 81 tie CITY Council by the following proceedings AID
resolutions relative to the building of the City Hall com
menced in 1903 and completed in lsl2.
In Common Council, April ls ls03-Ihe following IN
,crpon and resolutions for laying the first stone OF tue
Civ Hail. were adopted to wiz the corner stone Q. the
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ADVERTISEMENT
IoypOs Avn PARIS ARTISTS MATERIALS.


Canvas Water ColOrs Psstels.
-. Drawing PaDers Pastel PaDen,
Oh Coors Stumps, elders MfedaiE
Also pleudd assonent Of French and English Engrsyns
roed sale by W. ScHAUss No. 81 Broadway up sts
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FAIRLY CLOSING.

10 ils Editor D The NeE Ie-k II.1Ht Ia ,ae,.
Saturdays at PM and when 4 Dry Goods Gierk slghS
for the same, l think that employer vovny
should Go the to Many OF poor ILL., -
fgeneIally under l5 and time should be grILeS
10 prepare orihe day Of rect. wish you would puos
this, that my brother clerks may see and request
A LAWTEK's CLERK