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DOAD NOTICE "a prli,iou will be presented
LII to,he commissioners NJ Monrre county Ohio,
at their NEXT session. asking for new 70 I'd. as fol.
i"w.: commencing at Hager & Harris tol,acco
hocse. IN Se"pcn township. ,uuning nprth tn thp
county line 1t the mpulh nt tie Lane between Lo.
vim, Carpenirr's and Jalm Hughes. Y e
Feb 2, 1853 l0i AF
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A DMINIsTRATOR's sALE.-I will offer

A DMINISTKATOK'S SALE.-I VIII 0TIer
II for sale on the premises on ftrt
Friday The 25lh day Of February. 1858.
at two O'Clock P. N. on said day, the property
hereinafter described. situated in jackson :own.
ship. Monroe county, Ohio. at public outcry: The
north west quarter Of the north west quarter Of
seciion 27, township 2. nf range 4.
Terms OF Sale Que third IN hand, one.
third in six mouths, and the residue in one year
with interest fom date to be sold as the property
Of the late John Kent, deceased; payments to be
secured to the satisfaction ct the undersigned.
H-- THOMAS MITCHELL, Admir-.
of the Estate of John Kent, deceased.
Jan o6 1853
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DlED-On Friday last, DELLA JANE,
daughter Of John P. and Mary Ann Noll,
Of Baresville, Ohio. aged about six years.
Waynesboro Pay Village Record. copy.
Very suddenly. on the llih inst.
JOHN ALeEo, OF Benton township, in this
county.
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Later from California.

-. = -. -. o. =
The steamer Northern Light, from San
Juan. arrived here yesterday. SHE brings
60passeigers. who we're brought down
by, tie steamer Independence, which sail
ed from San Francisco on the 18th ul,.
The steamer Uncle Sam. from Aspin.
wall, whence she sailed on Tie 81 inst. has
also arriyed,, She bring, 800 passengers,
$450.OOO IN gold on freight aud in the
hands Of passengers. Among her passel,.
gers is The Hon Thomas Van Buren,, SEN
s,or from Csliiornia. IA E.5 ai,
The Legislature was in session al Val
lejo-shs proposition 10 remove the seat
Of Govefnmentlo Benicia having been re.
jecied. INV " Gss II H.
LIB. NNall. Of Monterey. was chosen
Speaker of the House. Governor Biglcr's
,msssage was read ii, the Senate ON the 5th.
Amsmorial 10 Congress 10 abandon the
Land Commission had been adopted.
The steamer New Orlea,'s was 10 leave
San Francisco on the f6il, for San Juan.
The Panama steamer Cortez lost twenty.
seven messengers on her "trip up. from
Panams. and lhe steamer s. s. Lewislost
eleven. ss y, "
In The collision between The steamers
'Camanche and Bragdon, only tour lives
wsreiost, among them was Mrs. Winter
and Mrs, Baker. who had come up in the
g. 8. Lewis Mrs. Winter was going 10
join her husband at darysvills. iias q
BY these arrivals We have a,lvices from
Oregon 10 the Sd ult. The weather was
vsty severe and large quantities Of snow
heQ Ial!0ns, saih,t lsg, i,..hss,sls So 81 III VI
Manyoverland eInigranis were arriving
there, in I destitute condition, who report
sndwsensfsst deep IN ihe Calspooga noun
WejpIso have intelligence from Pagos's
Sound o. the IltheD December a7ss
Thscilixsns Of Notihern Oregon bad
mstin Convention and adopisd Z memo.
nal ,o Coagsesyssking thai that portion
.SSf$ 10 tsili h ,lisil,Ssf
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.ln0. M. kirkbride's
M EDICAL DEPOT.

.lnO. M. kirkbride's
M EDICAL DEPOT.
A FULL supply Of the foilowiHs celebrates
~ Medicines for sale At Krkbride's Medscs
Depot . ae 81 49, sa ~.
Jaynes Expectorant, .s a. /. j. I.
Jayne's Alternative. y ae ea,s
Jayne's Carminative Bslsan. "
Jayne's Vermifuge. 1s'
Jayne's Sapaiive Pills. ~ ~
s Jayne's Ague Pills. sD
'e Jayne's Hair Tonic. Y
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar, 3. .,s n
ToWNSEND'S SarsapariIla. A'a$
Brant's Pulmonary BaIsanl,
Brant's Purifying Extract,
BRANDRED THIS Pills.
McLANE'S Liver Pills,
Sellers Liver Pills, !
y, Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup, 4 (.
q ~ Sellers Vermifuge. y 7asal,
'FREY's Vernilugs,
RADWAY'S Ready Relief, gfe
Radway's Renovaiing Resolvent, n
Railways Medica,ed Soap. ~,
Railways Circassian Balm, .a
Fitchs Abdominal Supporters.
Fi;ch's Shoulder Braces. ~
Filch's Silver Inhaling Tubes, I
r Fiich's Pulmonary Balsam, n.
Fitch's Pecloral Expectorant,
Fitch's Depmative Syrup.
t. Fitch's Pills. Linimeht.
Ointment. &C., &C. d
Wallace's Galvanie Fluid, 4 4.
Wallace's Galvanic Salve. @ sii
ri BRYAN'S Pulmonic Waters, n
gfs M'ALISTER'S Ointment. 80 !
Mexican Mustang Lniment.
just Received ysM !
IlOOFLAND'S. GERMAN BiTTERS.
And something better still. if ,oeH
saturated ,vith Cold Water and
b properly applied: s a.
Boxes German Soap. eo,
2 Oleine OxideSoap. y at ,''f z
Also the usual variety OF other Patent Medicines
Gall and get an Almanac, GRATIS. n
Feb 2, 1858. N3a' 9et -
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GHERiEF,S ~ lsE ". vlyUe pf = writ a.
- vehdifio,i Expohas issned i1dsns ne Coust
" Common Pleas of Menroe county, Otale. ~
- ss.', Wy. wv y osssaos s.ss 49, 80 y
town ~ Wood.f;sI, n. ..,a 5000. ". Y" n ntf
| Tm.sdou. H. ~ ~, ,r M,;,.s iass
hetwer, fs hon. ~ III ], "a, / y, vi
m,of ,aid dsv ~ foIl si,,v -. ~
;enen.r,. y,,. and h.,, -, M ...... 4. N. ~.
An o1 lie vor,,, w.s, or.r,er ~ s.-,:2.. ~ Z.
,ow,,.hin 2 nj yn,,. 49,, AZ ,r,ss q. I.Les1 y -
,hs we., ,ide ~ Hsld,, T.nv -. s.st ss.rt q.
,aiuiny ab.,u, 20 sr,e. mn. i, 10 ~ 3,
Tsten n er.r",,,,,' ~, I. x;.T Il " II .....
.ry NJ lame. otsv ~ ~ III, W I'm. s.!sgs
su,ivor. .yains, S,snk.n nicY.. .s,,. IL sss..s
% nIsv ~, si".' v;v"rs ''eP"s" "eisssOs aaa ssnss
Eebo % o5 M moRnnwS shs9
=. :.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-.- BY sirtse ~ 10 order n
- Court iis proc eedg III Pavt \, elys Cxuss
Of Common Pleas 0f MonrDe county, Ohio, where.
in Andrew Smith. il petitioner, snss Mary SS,jtk
and others a,c respondents. To me directed wi1
offer for sale. at puiIic outcry, the door oS se
cour, house in said county, on AID sA ieis4
a Tuesday. the afh doy cf Md,ch, 1868,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock IN. aud 4o'etochp
M, of said day. the following aesctjbet arset Of
land. situate in The County aforesaid a. ~iss
The hor,h west quarter of the soust west quas.
ter Of section 81. township s, ~ d range O. Sisss
',Ofdeied 10 be sold 10 tbs case Of Anfrew Smith
VI. Mary Smith et a. afse isss
Feb So 90 80 eis N. MORROW, Sh'G Y
-.t,rprrr,,S o.I n-.-T--..--T-- n.---.-T--.-- --T----,---i
nIir..r.S sALE-Ip py s|.ue y ~ osGsf
r vs =; p,pseeu' 30 ~ sf'Alos.. y, -.
'.,p. n...4, ~ M les y MonFoe c"o"sy CN.ssI
p.i... n" ~. ls''",r prn.ao"ss. s.a - -,
ra!e ~. ~ efeSpo'uen', spo % ~ es'
49,. - ~, - ~ u. puync eaesys
ne .W m.,s =: ~ .oaI' mouse ~ sne soSs ~
"oog,ns T."s,,, :" sa.u ~ en"n.y' on 80. lsss,T
~ g ~. ~ ass y ha'en. 'soS. I,.7
between tge nous o. ~ O'Clock m' snd ,cloce
m,ot sd'u gay, me ,oho"ing de.cf'ped lands ss.d
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MAR R ED-On the 18Th inst. by
Rev. J. J, McIlyar. Mr.. ROBERT WILSON
and Miss LEvINA II, CoopER. all of this
county. tn, 81 - tgstul sf
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FstpAY. February ls. 1858.

FRfDAY, Ffbruary To. 1903.
MOANING SESSION. SENATE The Sen.
ste agreedio the time fxed'by the House
for sine die adioarnment.
The amendment 10 the tax law exemp.
1ion was discussed.
HousE.-rhe bill to provide for the erec.
rtion OF public buildings, and the bill re-.
.quiring railroad companies to fence their
roads, were discussed a41
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February I6. 1858.

bate Courts: -passed--yeas 20. nays0.
Ssriste bill 10 authorize tile relinquish.
ment of turnpike roads-to the counties
through which they pass --passed--yeas
22,nays o.
Senate bill 10 authorize township trus-
tees TO receive deeds Of real estate. and
hold the same in trust for the use Of The
township -passed-yeas 22. nsvs o. p
floUsE.-I'he House resolved itself into
Commitie OF the Whole. Mr.. Okey in the
Chsir,, and further considered the School
BILL Ailer some time spent therein. the
committee rose and reported hack said bill
with sundry amendments. The bill was
then committed 10 the committee on Com
mon Schools.
AFTERNOON SESSION -SENATE.-IIouse
bill relative TO publishing the laws in news.
papers was discussed. amended and or.
dsred to a, third reading. sf
HousE--Senate bill to regulate the cleo.
tion .sca,,iest OF election. and resignation
Of Justices Of the peace--passed, yeas
SO, nays Ia. 500 ftif
Senate resolution relative 10 printing
documents was so amended as to author.
ize the printing Of $4,000 copies Of Agri.
cultural report.
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THURSDAY. February II. 1858.

IHUHoDNT. TtUUHTV Y. 1000.
MORNING SESSION. ~ SEN, -E. - Senate
bill 10 establish boards Of County Commits.
:sioners and prescribe their duties, passed,
yeas 20, 0.
House bill relative TO printing the gen
eral laws in newspapers, passed, yeas 10,
mays 10.
ousE.-FIouse bill to provide Tor the
removal Of the county seat Of Perry coun.
~ from. New Lexington 10 Somerset, pas.
.sed---yeas b6. nays e..
AFTERNOON SESSION. ~ HOUSE. Senate
resolution relative TO sine die adjournment
was SO amended as 10 fix the 18th day Of
March as the time.
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DAVID KELiER'S ESTATE. NosIcs \
IL hereby giyen, that The sab-csiber hss bssH -
pointed and qualified as Administ, ator nf The Es.
tate ri David Keller, late Of Monrne cnuusy. DE-
ceased. JACOB TSCHAPPAT. - -
Fab 9. 1859 @sf 9AdAt.
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FOR SALE BY x.
J.A.& 6. II. Davenport, Wocas6sld;
Armstrong, Mooney q Co., Bsallsvills;
john Koontz, Malaga; se ss
!, Miles & Son. Somerton; ss
b W. p Sloan. Genesee Block, hlfalcs
William Buchanan, jr.. LewisvRls;
w, w. Gould. Travelling Proprietor.
Oct. 81. 1852 81 ~
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isTUrsDAY. February rs. le53.

:"
MoRNIsGE Session. .--SENArE.--Fhs bill
% anthodzs Railway Companies to issue
bonds and increase their capital stock was
rssd the third time aud passed.
The hiIl 10 prescribe the duties and
Jurisdiction OF Justices OF The Peace was
further considered in Committee Of the
Whole, but had come 10 no conclusion in
regard to Il whe,, the Senate took recess.
'lioUss.--l'ha whole morning session
was spen, in Committee Of the Whole on
ihs School bill. s. a,.
AFTERNOON SESSION. - SENATE. - The
bill 10 define the duties and jurisdiction OF
Justices Of the Peace. was further consid.
cred III Committee Of the Whole, but came
70 no conclusion.
The Committee on Printing was instruct.
ed to report back the bill providing for the
publication Of laws innewspapers on next
"Wednesday morning. Adjourned. Z
HoUsE.-T'he School bill was consid.
cred in Committee Of The Whole the entire
afternoon. ss4,3 ,ol sa 5ts
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VELVET TRIMMING, it
Silk Dress Buttons;
Received at KlRKBRIDE'S.

GHAWLS AND RUBBER SHOES;
~ For Sale at ReGmced Prices at
KIRKBRIDE'S.
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The .NesU Books,
Received BY the George Law, al
]. G. MORGA ANS,
Exchange Place. adjoining The Pssloaes.
THE THEORY OF POLITICS. By Richard Hlir.sh.
ANTHoNs GREEK LITERATURE.
CRAWFORD. By the author Of Mary Barton
ELEMENTS OF RHETORIC By Richard whsssy New edition
sTuYvEsANr AFranconia Story. By Jacob Abbott.
BRITISH ELOQUENcG By chauney 0oedrsh Frssh supply
STORY OF MONT BLANC. By Alssr. Smith.
The ExILEs BY Tal,i.
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND. By ysha O. C.sdsu
MIND AND THE EMor oNS. By WIN. Cooke.
LIFE IN THE INQU1sTTI0N. ByM v. D. Fsrsa
THE HISTORY OF VERMONT. By W. H. csrpsutsr and T. O.
Arthur
THE AUSTRALIAN cRUsoEs. BY Charss Roweron
THE BEHAVIOR BOOK. BY Mas Leslie.
NOVELS MAGAZINES ETC.
ELLEN DE WERE ssquslts Harry Ashton.
TIKI LAWYERS STORY; Or The Orphans Wrong By Msmt,,
Of the NewYork Bar ,yf'
THE MYSTIC TRIAL By the Heirs Of Randolph Abbey
GoDEY's LADYs BOOK FOR ocTosER.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.
ARTHuR's MAGAZINE FOR oC roBRR
KNIcKERBOCKKR FOR OCTOBER.
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART FOR sgPTEMpgp.
hCLEcTIc MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER
LoNnoN LANCET FOR SEPTEMBER
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW FOR AUGUST.
PART II, cAsTELL's NATURAL HISTORY.
&c. MORGAN, Bookseller,
G3 Exchange Place, adjoining the pSstoGse
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Sol Smith, the distinguished theatrical per.
former, is candidate for Criminal Judge in St
Louis.
The Louisville and Covington Railroad Com.
pany intend erecting telegraph line along the
entire route.
Tho Concord and Montreal Railroad Company
have been mulcted in 81 800 damages for caus.
ing the death Of o. N. Roberts.
United States brig Bainbridge is being over.
hauled and repaired at New York, and it is sup.
posed-will be sent to the African coast
The cholera has broken out in Sharpsburr
Md. One case had proved fatal, and several
others would probably result in DEATH
Putty Heads . is the latest name given the
New York Barnburners by the Hards, because
they have softened under the influence of Office
1t is estimated that no less than four millions
Of dollars have been spent by Southerners this
summer in sightseeing and pleasure hunting al
the North.
A bird standing Eve feet high, FIVE feet eigh,
inches from tip to tip Of wings, has been shot al
Ozauka, Wis Its color is blue, with green tufi
on the head.
Ashland, the home Of Henry Clay, which wa,
sold at public SALE was purchased BY James b
Clay, his son, at $40 per acre. The tract con.
tains 337 acres,
Mrs. Catharine Conner, Of Hardy county
Va, it Is said. caught two large bears this sum.
mer in trap. Mrs. c., it is also said, is very
expert with rifle
The practice Of cutting twelve cent stamps
into halves and quarters, in order to obtain SIX
cent and three cent stamps, is decided by the
highest authorities to be illegal stamps 50 cut
are worthless.
The Pennsylvania STAT, debt since 1851 ha,
been reduced by the Sinking Fund S9l8, $40
and now amounts to $4O,2 ,733. The 6 ne,
cent. debt outstanding in 1861 has been con.
verified into B per cent stock, saving s2O, 900 :
year in interest
Seventy-fve Of the unlicensed rum sellers O
the Sixth Ward in New York have been arrest
cd. The prisoners pleaded guilty, and wer,
summoned to appear again in court to-day tc
receive sentence. One hundred and sixty on,
yet remain to be arrested in the same ward.
" Broomersp is name which the New Yorl
Journal Of Commerce gives to the ladies' Ions
dresses which sweep the sidewalks Of the city
VS.. the " Bloomers" worn by those ladies who
put on short frocks and pantaloons. It is sale
that several fashionable ladies have undertaken
to sweep the sidewalks of Broadway with tn,
trains Of expensive dresses.
A MYSTERIOUS VIsIroR-Amone the recen
visitors to London We find notified an extraordi
nary dense fog. This visitor, though somewha,
obscure, created considerable sensation, and
sort of general illumination was got up by tn,
London shopkeepers on the occasion. The foa
arrived from the Thames, and made 40 much q
the short time Of remaining, that the visitor wa,
nearly ell over London in very brief period
rPunth
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LOCAL MATTERe.

Daily Report Of the interments in all the
csnsteries for the twenty four hos ending at o'clock
Z. =, - ounday, 81 Inst
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- We are authorized to announce Captain
JOHN YoUENEs Candidate for sHERIvF Of the
ton. sss ~
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The EARrHQuAKE AT THEBEs.--It was lately
stated in the foreign news that the town or vii
lagc Of Thebes, in Egypt, had been nearly des-
troyed by an earthquake II appears the town
consisted partly Of stone houses, which were oil
new, and partly ofold houses Of wood and bricks.
AL were more or less injured, the former hav-
ing been completely shaken to pieces, and the
latter having been rendered inhabitable.
Eleven persons were killed, and eighteen taken
from the ruins. The survivors were encamped
in the open air, and were suffering from the
want Of water, the earthquake having dried up
the wells. Seventeen villages in the vicinity OF
rhebes. as far as Plstea, had partially suffered,
and one or two houses fell at Chslkis. The
shocks continued for some days. one to three
shocks within the twenty four hours,
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/ ALABAxA.-The Soma / Alabsma)

MuepER IN ALARAMA.-The Soma (Alabsma)
State Sentinel, of the 9th ult., says,
A man named Jasper ] CULLEN was shot with
pistol and killed at the grocery Of Jno. Curry,
IN Lauderdaie county, on Saturday. the 11lh
nst ~ Thornton forum. They were both 10
oioang the compound extract Of corn rathertco
ireeiy' winch was the cause of the whole of It.
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The y. 8 steener Psinoston srr;v.d !. ~.
xosk - ths 18th alt. fton Portrneush = NV
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- WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE. At
meeting Of tho Wing Central State Committee COMMITTEES
Room in the City fNswosaus September u the fol-
lowing resolution adopted
eso'red That tbs whigs Of the ssverai Ds
the Parish ad City Nsw0sans assemble
in their respective Districts WEDNESDAY EVENING October
O'clock for the purpose nominating for the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, President
HENRY Yy y; Johnson, ls.sr...,i...
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- LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee.
The following gentlemen have duly appointed
during the prevailing epidemic
Lieut. STRONG l04 st. ChAries street
JOS. y. RUSHA, ~ Broome street.
ROBERT MCNAMARA, ISL Maxsxins street
Z. DALEY, Triton Walk and Hercules street,
pANnI nsiLf 81 Joseph and Tchoupteuas srssts
r CUKLEY. Howard between Callope and Clio strssh.
JOHN MCGUIRE. Claibne between Commss nd JsL,ou s
Lieut.. CAvANAuGH. lss Circus street.
ana sm'p By order JOS. =. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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= % s3Irk u TIC steamer
- ~ " possession 81 81.
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x I1|iys copies II the = c<s1l - j Z !
~ y Assai<s ~ 4 An - - -, = ~
$tt - lssia = -. = = - u ~
I&1<i ,{E n I3{-t ~ u FL. :. e. SAY
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Drssgs, .Msdactses, Pe,.fssssse,-y, etc.
y o1na ~ Win Ali the Mineral Wssu
len = SLu1 LiCk stc ETC. Bar Rooms spplisd
oOULEY BITTERS, etc. THOMAS RAEKIN
dAWlya
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- VINO MEETING. -The whigs Of tho 500.

~ Vine CENTRAL STATE ConnrrEr.-The
members Of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE .i, NEE.
their Club Room, conti Exehsse, Ausv
THURSDAY EVENING. October O'Clock -. BY order
vu cHAs n. WATERMAN, PrssidsaI
s III & hA Z i5dofilssos, }s.sr.'.d.. -.
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W. wv
- VINO CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION, FIRST
n1sTIcr The Wing cnasgsissa Csavssoa Of he Pss Con-
gssssai Ds estsrday ostoss iess q ssvss
o'clock NJ the city Of New he WIKI Central sssss
connitss Recon, Of Con Ezshssss Alloy
The meeting bsias called ords Lss was s,sslsa
President snd J. = Sara appointed Secretary
On motion d C. kward he couvsnoa proceeded 10 he
domination Of anAda for Representative conss v rspssss.s
he sssssaid pbnce
Mr. Ihcs g. nseksy proposed slsetsd
On moi,s Of Mr. " J. Hsws The saoususl n. aIs
rioe. ,. I1EyE, Psssdsst.
- WHO MEETING. The wings of the SEQ.
ond Representative District invited assemble st u. Apollo
ou sorssr Apollo and Triton wah wsdns sday svss.g
October 49, at hssst O'Clock paposs nominating rec
msmb % The Houss Of Representative elected November
49, /.
pd!n csrs Asas" MeNu Bswn ca. o.h.e, Shaw
s, HspIs spsh, Eohsrnet ~ kssiss Roashs
s,msn e,ss1 psr,y Phe Jas P.rlsr tn ms
H9es tssd Ihos Lesds Redwood. Eaa..s ii
wheeler hle9sy, Geo Rossua CALDWELL lsha C,3sr n
hissnam nan Maynsw, N Mursy, Riehssd p Vapos-
Sodg>as. - : -~' --''-' =. %
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NHE FRENCH LANGUAGE. -Mons;srr
a. 1lSs,N con iaues to PUPILS in FRENCH -
iis sysem tea hing a. :. aho
q apy o,hsr teacher here where II Prs.,
=. ne kentucky Military institute highly
T. s m sss moe, here and aas
WI .ss The advantage md sis Avn 'he patronage
30" SAA1ss ssss' iMMArfIy
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! c.
| Nh ARTIN, ROBINSON & CO, Commission
w rs Irl or.srs Dealers in Foreign
| J. I15-p No. 3: t'ssvfsr sweet. i-f! |.
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& ANES WHITE, No 70 Baronne street, a.
,isG.e1a ~ strict a's5fion 70 ,sssiying bosrd n
Er4s 81 ing bEANEH s'gEet 10 lin. lie VII bGyT ~
u q. sauinisaoH. Ree Eezrs Robson Alsa ~
iiri.c Cotarsu a 20. FTefTan, Rr78u 4 Co ss9Ss
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I''esPhn dhargre her Post Second Dsua..-..
tuurcs wt IlHae attend to- Iu receipt
Lowe, o.stsiac At via he tbsir sarensr
". hSliktlSE 4 60 IS 81. Charles street
~ t'Hs .gscs "a 10 brua nge mark J. g. Dast, 81 I1us.
H renF" pfe'nt q r Bib Of Lag tIs n'slrgug Cii
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HOTELS AND BOARDING,

AJEssRS. BRIEDE e RODER, Pro- <-E4
I'VE rr.sl Of 80 LAKE HOTEL tsrldus sfrson and
rlin l.i7a1 pi-nFIs - Torn tnr
f.4, re- have E-s.t- Lhsff yell knn~h tfs
TAtltA t1. % op'rel 10 sRfsr LrIFE RS .
W p-Hf fHp sIs ~ Hrai Fs1 f1ans - '
fr.'pi IL so9 'hi h7u md iAkar'a ''
t+rSNspa ......z-
Is- Iss. P.t.. caE0Lg, CALIFORNIA .rd At cHt tts7
- u -
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no JOIN ORCHARD is candidate for CLF
OF TliE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. inh
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SsROADWELb & co, G. B., Commission Mer-
- ae,3 ~ b-aisri prrr r4ra Produce IS P3ydras
f- N4Tfr'5.ss n9vIS q
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81 bUBGES 4 so, Builders Hardware and
" --1h E,-Ias -. ll-s-t s. 81 cr-a.. ia ~
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?
Of HrRv1idHbls lsay the Agents pTOMtTHE
go n.ad to postpone u" '.alu departure until THURS
DAY MDkNINt' at Ollck WHICH t0ir thu vessel will lively
@ Passengers wilt Pi'nss take and be board before lhs
above mentioned time. n1lG
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GSAMS OYSTER SALOON This zss, .
- {FCv Ann EXTENSIVE sAFDDN v-hieh /. on krI ~ (

* AMPS OYSTER SALOON. This z,sA ~
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which, On gsT =
ofths
Sizd u the South, nst opened At rs<
f0l ST. CFIARI Ks STREET,
81. WEi batter sAM aas been eonusend ST. Tue
the sAi having VIII
ooA hoU r. tie d. Oyster sni9oH the Second Ne
with ill bis death, and hGSCeutinuea 81 The
such experience and rezbte deter
40 public faithfully i. the hest m his line s"
socitH the patronage larsssu
has pended f.g l M sALooS snd proing IS
wkuosr or seiiet haze beer employed
Ire LARpE viii always slpp!tei with the
CHOICEST Fst ASD GAME ma the OYSTERS SERVE as Oh
tanned cIclHve for .ls IN expense
n5nrnd s4lesH rs o. this liberal
an fuatgt.-, mn
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S2s- WILLIAM p BEDLocK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofhe Court that may be to
succeed IT. mls NJ
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=. =; -aLssT. = A. Krsaslass, N. sEE-r-oop.
s yRiEtE q CO, \. D., Wholesale Grocers
~ ier-es idsals-aia md sHter Bct,sY
an Chsssr ta AFsnts Aibzny Newark
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