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u Among those lost by the burning of the In
dependence, which was noticed last week are the
following from Ohio: j. D. Abraham. S. Ban
mum, W. Grenier and Wife, ]. T. Jeffries, j. c.
Cop. Chas. Te#ts. A. Carmichael, w, Bateman
E. Garrett. w. H. McCandess and A. Scott.
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Carlyle doubts, objects, and cnnstaniIy demurs.
fisher Ames was powerful and effective orator,
and not the less distinguished in the social circle.
tie possessed fluent Language. vivid fancy. and
well stored memory.
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ResoEred That to guard against these evils we
deem the enactment of a law similar 10 the Maine
Law as imperatively demanded by the best inter-
ests of our a,e and that thus believing we viii so
act as to give lfe, vitality and immediate effect to
these interests and principles.
Resolved, That no considerations zof personal
or political nature shaItinaure US to forget or tore
| o. This nur,,ose~f IN the coming State canvass.
| Resofred, That the Executive Board of this Al
lance have full power, if in their opinion the exiu-
pepeies of tue case demand it, to call at such time
| and iu such manner as they deem best Mass OF
delegated Convention of the people f;his County
to take such action az said Convention may regart
as most conducive to secure the immediate passage
of law similar 10 The Maine Law.
/ The Rev. DIR. Nevin of Cleveland was then in
trodueed to the meeting and for more than al
hour eptertainel tie crowded auditory with hi
electric rover and burning eloquence as few othe
| men can 90.
The Executive Committee were authorized b.
yot. TO fill all vacancies the board of officers.
Voted, that The proceedings of this meeting b
furnished for publication TO each of the Count.
papers.
On motion the Alliance adjourned to meet il
Atwater on Thursday the 4ih day of August next
O.P. BROWN President.
O. W. STRONG, Secretary.
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cease to urge our suit, uusiidrunkeness shall cease
to exist.
IF you are going to reform,
Now's the Time;
If you'd shun the gathering storm;
Now's the Time.
NANcYL. LEIGH.
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THE OHIO STAR
LYMAN w. HALL, Editor
Mrs. HELEN /. B0SFWIfK, Regular contributor

Free Democratic State Ticket for
1859.
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
BENJAMIN BISSELL,
of Lake County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK,
of Lake County.
For Secretary of S'ate,
WILLIAM G. GRAHA4ff,--
Franklin County.
For Treasurer of State,
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
Of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER K. WATSON.
of Seneca County.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZo o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
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~ The following communication would have
appeared ut an earlier day, but unluckiv it VI as
mislaid, and overlooked. This apology will be ac-
cepted, we hope, by our lady correspondent who
sends the communication.
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Rua's DoiNes.-Patrck Fitzgerald is just
found guilty of shooting his @iie while under the
influence Of iiqubr.s
Thomas Neary is also found guilty of beating
his wife's brains out with a mniiet while he was
crazy drunk. The deed was done before the eyes
Of bis children, whom he threatened to kill if they
made noise.
John Murphy. at Fall River, last week tied his
wife 10 The bed and poured su'phuric acid dowi her
throat, thereby killing her. He had drank half a
pint gin few hours before.-.AetC York 1'rtb-
unc.
Victim OF RUM.-An unknown white man
laboring under maniopotu, WIS found on the
Frankford Road, on Saturday night, by police
officer Yerter, Richmond. The unfortunate man
was taken to The kensington Station house, where
he was properly cared for.-.N'orth american.
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hs name Of win be upon books uasss The
psyment VI The subscription be nsssxin in
Distant subscribers
which will assumea BY oscIyo. In m ..s
transmission. t.M -
The COUNTRY PAPER Published during tls sea-
sacns of Congress, and semi weekly aans
Subscriptions fox period ess rhsA received on
terms pxoporttoned to the above annual rates.
o. P0sTMA6TERs authorized 10
sending DAILY subscribers with enclosed
SEMI WxEKLY subscribers, 25 WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed, will be estiisd
edition subscribers for, ssess.
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NOTICE withdrawal public sale nnd private
IN entry lands lying within fiftecn miles or tho
proposed railroad nrnntlO, Ia Mis-
ssstppt, 10 Montgomery, in Alabama. ~ 4s 4rHH
Of on behalf Of interests
OF railroad Brandon Montgomery, the Prosi
dent United directed that tor the (and
til the Congress be asceDcd regard 10
public said raoad public lands
lying within fifteen miles, hercabou
Brandon and Montgomery, Tho
districts subject JACKSON nnd AUGUSTA Mss
Alabama be Withheld from
public que) until further
notice, special that have been accord
districts aforesaid.
intended above ordcr tsb0wn by diagams fur
ned land ocers acudc poons Of pub lands advsr
proxmo proclamation 23d May and
include unds distcts directed " b
ofcs subjoined 10
within the aforementioned
NORTH Of the base line and cast Of the Choaw nerlan
district Mississippi TOWNSHIPS three, four,
v and twelve thirteen, ourtesn hheeR
sxteen seventeen, and eighteen. I'd
NORTH Of the base Hns and rcsf Of ne S. Stephen meridian
In ths disic Alabama thireen four
I'VE
the unoid townships wllheid from
public Gas the he uhn further
notice. 81
Valid pre- enpton claims limits aforesaid may how
ever, be established and paid for as hcreioiore.
by order of The President -1 s..
Given my General Land Once, city Of Wash
ir gon, this nineteenth day of August, 1855
o0-d3w 4 C0nnlssoner
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CAaM rOR "A s.r, twelve miles f.ons Washinst tor,
railroad Baltimore half mio
peisvi. combining iss aer-s ~
woodland. 81 meadow large part last year
clover, timothy and orchard through which runs
each heid- The land Is
nd being nbso holding all the manure
upon land - 10 @f #a5s
and comfortable house. with two
psios dining the first hoor seven
A To ect in trout, and sbor,s'
outside Kitchen, above fot
vnns pump the door; new Ice house Poa
shade sud abundance Of
shruhhsry around stsbe and hay"n sheds
Ssb eds t-hng,ed well and the stable d"or
hsm he'd the barn yard sto,er
~ yard shnx'.d roof frrt
Plum peach, aud &c also
n
garden,
hnehes,
stands ground, surround
sud pesc'y h~athy
kitchen, siioinius
the
house, front
kitchen srubtsry the
hS. As1 residence
manager Aiso, good blacksmith shop, with fires
the pike. -.
hns, ave becn laid In Improving h
otpfnv II would make fns dairy and
wHk Supplying the Washington market well ss
having railroad conveyance TO wash
inas0n Wasesa q asy, as well n Baltimore city,
eSsvs Apply TO Richard fAten,
Aoh ssfs~ Baltimore wm Bsyey, Pennsylvania avenue
whshinktrs.
Aaeki-Mw7~u fIntl
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vIsginiA Fsmais In.uaats. ss.untoA. v,.s,.4,..

ssARp OF TKusrsGs. wf E
Rt Rev. WILLIAM MsAp u. d, President UAN
Rev Il. Il. GAsrLEsAs Wee rresdcnI t.A
WILLIAM kIsnEr a.#. ..H.
TnoaAs j, Momx.
FAAHcIs 4. SrKIsLIso "a ID
BKsyAars CHAwTsaI
PfAs Powsks.
. JAnxs Po'NTs. sesee ...
N X TKouI, Secretary. tN.Mt
NV. r. II. PHiLLIrs, A. NJ, PraepG.
Rev, J. q. WHEAT. a. M Vice Pnacipsl,
O. EsoELBKxcHr Professor Of Musc. tffe r II
Mons 8. DR. niKnIH, Professor OF Languages. tN
THIS institution beautifully retired o 5sunten
ssinA This buiding erected w company o
geuenen In different tbs etste 1t ctNt Of xteen tho
sand dollars, with securing for htir dauDe he
trs educational ndtaatascs IL furnished IN ep0ahtc
style, and has excellent sc4e9o4 AbyaSy
Perhaps for salubr OF atmosphere, ofNafe, M society
and OF the Stale
The nex session will be opened Sep h The study
extensive and the instruction thorough The vaess
under tile Of o and
is discipline and Of The lntse the result Of
experience Of nearly quarter Of century.
Board and tho English $SJ. No
cAtss e1cep for music, anguayas. and drawings " sa
kstes v the following patrons, viz 5taunt0aon II. H. E
Stuart D. r. t. 6ihlu1 Judge H. r. Tomps0nj LuesburgDr r.
Ciasr BUR- Harrison, ChaI!oitcsylo Major William s.
Dabseyi Fredericksburg Goodwin PnkersbursD Smith,
esq., MontoeA IT. Csperton RoanokeGeogo p Taylor,
ESQ; olsnge-Msjor John Lee Washington, d. CYL Lsc
esq. Aabana--Juigc Reavis #..# 4.sas
For cicniars &c, address the principal
Aug 5-3aw4wcp
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ALEXANDRIA, ACADEMY,

THE session will i5h September The
OF study embraces he usual English branches the L,up
French, and and thorough
Lectures philosophy, chemistry, snd
onony Illustrated by spparaus delivered the students du
ring the
Having facilities fhs most complete order, and instructors
experienced in fhsir pfofian, the faithful
guaranteed thorough Instruction and full and extensive
conr ol educsiop.
Terms. Bos i tuition s6l for N
aaartsr Circulars obtained
d.r.ign~d. r. l. BRoCkErT,
Aur 2n-codot Principal.
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THE Of the sale Hysea Hotel Old Point
Comfort, having complied with
been agreed by oil the parties interested offer the entire
=. pbc alcon Wednesday the 9Th Of October next
To the highest bidder.
rhi. the whole es,.bshmcut
longing tho and all the and privileges anywiss be-
longing To the presen owners .# .s@ Z
The celebrity and Of this fashionable
lengthy dccnpton and hose who Offer
feel well ssuesd settling they do entire
property Inducements be capitalists
Of their fund. Is, - III u##a. 81 81
the day OF
the ofhce, any time sooner, II desired,
The onshifd sf III. cash. and
residue eqaa annual payments OF and years
bonds for she deferred be satisfactorily secured and to
carry interest from the date OF sale.
Sale 10 commence Of II O'Clock.
jos p. REYNOLDS,
A. MEHAFFEY,
VI. c. woRsBAM.
1-so1tdlAcp
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columh,.n college. w..Alngson, IN. C.,

HE collegiate of this institution will hereafter consist ofone
n sa s FAN ss
s annual for consIrnE degree. vii, Be held
Tho charges are 80
10. 10. a"n per .on 81 h,a nns .na ,ninc.
Board tpef woek).. = -
TO d. board college the charge for tuition IL.
There admission fee Of so aud nar charge each
and washing :, a..sn Ins ssIss.
An The bills payable hsrAt ,s beginning and The
Win view Of giving TO rs a'asen, department. Of instruction
y % and :. s s Of meeting public wan.
students, important changes
adopted, d scenuac cou,se aud
ssssss o. s'sn.o, o s ~ ..sIe M 70 IT, ~
regular degree Ar.,
ADAPTED 'ns.s who s.S obtain VIVA, s.'ss
: s' ."s' s" s & %
enabled scui,y,
and a's s s % College, % ~ s .s
aay study any length They may.
ne ai,ss.on q ,ss faculty. :se' .os .s.s .s,.sa'.
sa.. cs,nca,. o 'h. standing and p"c.ney 10 the ..s
and others VIII be added the wants Of the several dspassn
prose,. sing chair Of
% % e., .ss os, and s.. that % 'sA
The preparatory department has been placed under c.I:fsl and
s ~ 'es s % .ss
ford The be-. for laying ho1ouss
sea dns pap Will be received under the immediate
.. principal add q, about the same expense . regular
building recently undergone .hoou.h repairs. .ss =:
Of It's already beautiful
II ]. believed the College never presented 10 strong Inducements
does who desire obtain thorough snA
'ss,., 1". sd.e.aa0' g4e.as. Is. sH0%s; s,e.,H.,,
NEW fall. sVoDs JUsr OPEsED--ws wos,d
" Sa. "pess "as m ans s'
every goods, and s,.o
all hou.lseps particularly Our comprises 1, psr
ss%,sn .hss,ns - w.m.aa =. cs.s,.,,.a and
ol % aS s'f s,."Ss S
family brand wa,i.psd Al" pure linen .,,.a i, WOOL
10 pieces heavy Rsru.by diaper warranted all pure linen
lss ss,sa ,sen towels. q f...or.s ss.,a.. and sizes
90 do linen table napkins, vey cheap .4l#t
bates =. -. .own ,r% .sseas. .ssr ssy 70 cents
% DO s,ts GOOD qas' ,or ~add'"s comforts as
| IA soiored MsrsrI'c. ccnn'srrane. hn-
500 so.sa sa, % a mo s@ ~. m .r 70 ~ n ma = s
Dc, the loves, market priec.., Wholesale
portion Of above good. have been purchased
respectfully solicit The custom Of al want any Of s
~ W. NJ sHUsTER 4 CO.
Seventh street, Pennsyivasts avenue.
Now op~n'ns spi..d,a Assortment OF F.n
seos' g sss % ov s ". soil on the
loo v,.~ y in ~ the mos. ,Sc. % sss :Ss sss
10 an f.o ~nss ,rs s' u. sd :: % "s
brown, slate, and IN ~. y. H
- pieces pe,ed wool msnscpes in great variety OF ss
seautiful fr a.8 ys8l IL
pieces very Persia Cloths rich styles
roc,ed r,eurL annps,.. G,rc sacks, Ac.
100 printed 20, ea, and Ji censss so~e
pieces ssye su,sbe for children snd
1 perfectly f~t so"~
| 90 pieces rich rnshsms ,oms very bright
/ t#tr ~ ss..a,e CARPHTIN0e. Fta nN
received A"S vsy dsvahs svss e thss
ply ana tssn carpengs, which viii Offer house
4 IN Dfssfct -
Also Easssh sui'eAie
AIsn ocoths, haxs. carpe us variety -
scods ~ wiM very cesK
w w. sHusTER CO.,
/ Seventh ursst, near rsnnsvvsris ssrw~s
! Aug e-eo3Awsdf aakIj beffr HR#' 5HsN II t
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pELLs! BELLSI BELLS !--Tbe subscribers
keep constantly all factory
school BELLS These
bells hung ~h the yokes win moveabe They
be that capper Will strike a
place. which de,rabe after bell has been few
tn. bell sound. These bells
,nred from stock, Al this
enL We give written warranty thai church bells break within
OF purchase
bells
foundry, which
their We fifteen gold mediate
awarded the irs, for the best bells
onen We particular
chimes, furnished foundry
Hudson Erie railroads
As this is establishment
United and has largest OF bells
ned with despatch. We refer bells
the Old bells taken In exchange
Levels eompssses, &c, constantly en- hand address
A. MENEEI.Y's SONS,
MayaI--lydAcp West Troy, N. Y.
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frilE established city
washington for the prosecution Of sassess generally he wa
io pc,ion arrears pay any other unsettled accounts As
ana sale OF real estate and investigates:
into the validity hies, which
advice r- -8 II TIT S. n N
Ills particular attention be devoted to claims srnx from rev
Ievouion) will enlist his
eyouuon throughout
The country, and especially those OF .ss,
abe from rene
knowledge CLAIMS ,as,an services psrsc
uiary those entitled
years ful pay by resovs Of 22d March, 1888.
II intended the businrss OF this shall
On Me most liberal ae'ss only reasonable and just enmpsnsa
"a 10 ts i'ade Of HIS claim and e uoabls in
bs bavips teen The cashier in the Bank OF
having subsequently discharged highly
s.s na, ' wS M Of = long sses u. sa.si.
him conduct agency with much sdvansss 70 claimants, hs
XII Who may conGds her susiasa. this ency may rely upon
rigid accountability ior collections. sa
Postage be paid on all comaunca'ons y mail -, a !.
September 1853. Twelfth 81, Washington.
John W. Asury esq, Mayor 0 Washington. a#.
General Walter lones, Y Washington; ass
w. W. Corcora ESQ., banking house o Coconn Riggs,
Commodore Charles Morris, y. s. N, Waslipsson.
Commodore W D shsbIisa U = N Washington ,.so .
Coumodoe Jopeph Smith, .. 8. ~. Washiue.on. y
sec ca,lf s. aia Il s. wsn."n
Rcard Smith, esq., cashier of the Bank Of the Metropolis, Wash
Wiism Ganon, esq, President Of Rank Of Washington,
Major General Thoma. $. Jesup, U. s. A., Washington.
Nsjor II. c. Wayne, U. 8 A., Washington
hon. John 4 Di1, New York
hessrs X. 4 NJ Dart, New YORK;
Messrs iIenrys, Smith, = Townsend, New Yorh.
Lewis Tmberlake, esq, New York.
u. q: 3. Key, esq, Leonardtown, Maryand.
Judge William I. Gould, Augusta, Georgia
And his fellow citizens Of Washington generally.
sspt 7-law lm&cp .. m.sgr ~ .es..s sa~s9. 8y -
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

Boarding school for gentlemen, Wdhfnson city D. c.
THE seventh annual session Of this
Monday September 4ih Circulars all
formation can be had by addressing the principal VI
G. 7. MORRISON
The following is Lis, Of officers employ red in
G. r. MorIson principals professor Of mathematics
Of anccnt Of modern
assistant tsach teacher OF mnSc teacher Of drawing
ing master of gymnasium. =
LxoruksRs Thomas T. Everett A. NJ, NJ n, cf
Natooa and History
c Of Columbia Professor Charles Crad member Of the National
Society
Counai Professor William Chsuneey Lansdon, r. member
OF t,s National fnsiitu's. 1s Nal = .St7 = tl#@
RsrsRKScE@a W. w. Corcoran, Washington ID. c.
Richie, Washington, d. C Rev smth Pyne, D. D.. Warh
ng'on d. Ci ID A. Hall, Washington, D. c.. .Capt T.
Page, u s. n, washington, o. CT WIN seiden, e,a Washing
c. Lieut. NJ. 7, Msury 8. Chew M.
Md. u. D., J.
Wilmer Phiadtiphia Rev W. French, Washington, u. q.
Rev w. Pinkncy, Md "A. O. Dayton, Washington D. G.
Capt q. Blake, u sN; Hon. VIM Smith, Va; on. Vim.
Arhe, N. c.. -. DE Leon, 81. @. 1
-gU l.a@. IH1r Patrons.
Aus2J -rodi md Acn~
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

r He session open October
and close tbs 2aih OF June following
The university embraces the following schools ancient
languages =, modern languages g. mahoatcs 4, natural
philosophy mineniog and geolosyi s. chemistry 8, medcne
comparative anatomy p, ooEy, and ., tmcrs phi
losophy, rhetoric, and bellies and political economy
law Also ectursp OF special anatomy and matera nedica,
and monsntorrhp of The schools OF ancient
modern mathematics each
school Of adjunct
he (not including oins books, pocket
follows
Tuition fees three schools e25 each %
Boanling including dst allure, aud attendance
advance llo 90
Room rent occupying room, 50 each o8
tkents without The precincts something Inore)
aculation fee Sl5 Deposit 3l0 = 90
Washing Sioi fuel and light, say $40 80 eo
Sass 90
Students medicine with 425 each,
and dsecng fee The fee the Intermediate class OF law
is $780, in senior class, 373. GE55NER HARRISON,
Aug s-2ay 4wcP Chairman of the Faculty.
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Western MiI tary Inktstute.

Drennon Springs, Henry county Kersucty
THE nrst college
the second Monday in September 1852
the first Monday following February.
The faculty consists o experienced The
bef Of cadets In attendance The
studies embraces the scientific Military
Academy and thorough history, English
and the Greek aud Latin languages.
iec including civil engineering modern
with commercial practice and
=
The military feature introduced military
knowledge but discipline hea physical
:
Charges for ution boarding, rooms, fuel lights washing
vani attendance, and OF furniture ard $50
Surgcons fee 90 For add
Smith, Louisville Kentucky, Smith 81 Magazine
street. New Orleans, or Il. H. Johnson, supeIincndent
July at-2awcpsm
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nm person whom the awarded under
proposals having sisd kiys
required proposals or the work again invited ia
Proposals be received until day sspember
Tho % I D to 1s navigation Of Ned nss, Louis
run The SAME l,i the longes, period.
100000 = - :
propose remove said ra and 10
kerp ths navigation ee om thereby pned pc
rod specifying ~ his bid The time in which he
day o. June and also the number Of years said
removal during which time he binds himself keep
The eon.e,r viii es required h bond 70, $40 900 with
faithful execution Of the contract Each bidder will transmit, The
sane same ms WIN n popS.a o maine. q me person. whom ne
as .%d .s .' the s
resides. ,la' aid sssn..
No bid viii be udfess these
piled wIh tsN Ea Htt8 8i ett{t. A th
Term, Of Paynsrt.
PAID u removing advance.
raf been removed the .4i BY sesr
5000. ps,isa @ @ s pro-,
whole The remaining s.OO 900 paid equal
during himself keep nav:a
Gs ae ia % ws a s4 e e ss % Be e s 1 s
the raft and for keeping the for specified period No
s m w e Is on the
The Department M q s ssa Ss a an Of awarding n
according 10 rs nwn Judgment Of The moot favorable bid
unian Republic National ln,esencer
vile Jo"a ouisv Kenacky 81, Lou Eepasica" 81; Louis.
Missouri Shreveport Herald, Orleans
Commercial Bulletin New Orleans BE Orleans
Gazette and Democrat Little h'ck Arkansas Telegraph wash
o. Colonel csrps Typographical Ensnser.
Law school Of cumhsrland University. =. Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruherr, late circuit,
L Judges Of Tennessee. @
Hon Nathan Of judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Ridley chancslos of the State.
school.
Pin Of IL. Daily
books No regular Df
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations.
Weekly moot Of common law and equity which
dents commences suits statement OF facts by the pro
and prosecute them through all The
The framed
deeds, willis. records aud all
by appraI
supreme monthly the class aud in
public the end The students
ms circuit Judges. and cancelo and official
pacies connected with their suits #,
Sessions The first
tenber and ends third Thus February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday IN July. nEH t... eH 0
Expenses per sessionTuiton fee $780, advance
fee s boarding abcut $50 Students furnish their books
whic, be- had in Lebanon =
-Four complete
dents advanced class No study required
mission There four regular classes. Students may
time during the collegiate
There Is moot legislature connected wi b the school,
Number Of students the laSt collegiate eshty-siI
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board Of Trustees.
,1Wu NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new ei,ibIy
siiuaed modsrrsye houses. with marble mantei,
&c, containing eleven aud
private gen-ei family, viii be rented favorable
plnctual tenant, on appicsiionto 10
ta .4 .G Ascuoncer and Couimission Merclssnt, 4.
soath as fenn'yrania avenue between s and oh Streets
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,uRStTUaE. vsrrs.htng. Repairing, s~~ J"bh,nS
shop Penn-yiyania south s'de between h ana iA
ana furniture nut OF repair their ordsrs
calling IN hr rate order a. such
prices pleas. svorrg the undrrssned with h.H WORK
prompt attention sra moderate charres e e-co"e Gown
public Old chars rscsoed
various Grateful for fsvors
A.s "a colin Il NrE ROBT. n. WALMsLEY-
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N0fCEThe undersigned have s.socisted themselves iorthf
IN paAss The name SBEkELt \ BAILEY, for the
pas conducting the business. 10 -l m vsr'ors branch
o Jhn kibbsy Coz
M Markst where they will continue 10 keep ui
and snsvs family ecc~riss which they invite at
,rp,ion ~ Msssss khhey 90 that ms
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