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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-11


For the Fall and Winter Trade.
S r. ROSS avails himself of this opportu-
-. nifty Of informing his customers, and all
who ma visit Portsmouth, that his arrange
ments are more extensive for supplying their
wants than heretofore, His supplies are now
arriving almost daily from the East q nd South
and his assor tment will at all times be founu
full and complete. He would call atte ntion to
the fact that purchasers can always find among
his assortment many articles of dali enquiry
not usually to he obtained at other Wholesale
Houses, which enables him to fill orders wit
I)romptness and at prices that canuot 6al TO
please.
The undersigned tenders his special, ac
know Judgements to country merchants and
grocers of this city, also to Iron masters in
this and adjoining counties and Kentucky and
respectfully invites continuance of their or
defs.
GrSpecial attention paid 70 filling oraers,
and all articles warranted as represented.
uJPalticular examination is invited u the
following branches Of his trade:
Cotton Yarns and Batting;
Allqua,ites gun powder:
Choice green and black teas;
All kinds tobacco;
Imported and common cigars;
Meet kinds foreign fruits;
louisville lime;
Hydraulic cement
Calcned plasters;
Grindslones;
~ Stone ware;
Kanawha & l.. salt
Sugar Il coffee;
Molasses;
Mackerel and white fish: dye stuffs general
y bacon and lard; wooden ware, &c.
Oct. 1, '52-dwu. S.R. ROSS
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CARD M
no MY OLD CUSTOMERS.

TTAyING discontinued the Retail Dry
III Goods and QueenswaIe business, cam
not omit this occasion 70 return my sincere
thanks to host Of warm and influential friends
for their long continued and very liberal pat
ronage, many Of whom ] have done business
with steadily since my first commencement in
business fifteen years ago.
The past two years / have mot been able to
give such attention as could wish to my retail
ouish it to ]. r. Towel g. Co, who are my
successors in the re,sii business Of. r. Tow.
oil, the acting partner, il mot proper or nec-
essary for me to say anything, rs he Is already
we'll known 10 the public % my leading sales.
man for FIVE years past. He will, however, be
glad TO continue the business relations OF m,
Old customers, with whom separate.
Very respectfully,
jan2D--dw3m Jas. vPUkSELL.
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Prices Reduced,

nERSOtS visiting Portsmouth should call
I at the likeness rooms over the Ladies' No.
tim Store on, Court st. where they can obtain
|likenessss hstwin please them At low prices
Nov. t, fS5s. ~ y q N'AHN's 'o7F'7sS
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Ladies' Sometimes Travel.

TTNO ALL that have the most remote idea Of
il going out of doors in freezing weather,
we would recommend new, beautiful and du-
rable style OF Calf Skin Overshoe, and one Of
lace, fur lined, which will impart warmth to the
wearer, without the unsightly, clumsy appear
anoe the common article.
edo. II eii R. BELL & co. X
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CVrn-GrOwCrs and LfquOr-
Dealers. Attention.

n MEETING Of the Conn Growers and
"a. LiQuor-D Dealers will be held at the City
Hall, on Saturday evening next, at early candle
lighting. Business of importance will be att
tended to. Several speakers have been engaged
icr the occasion. BY order Of the Committee
Feb. IL, 1858 City papers copy.
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County Traders,

"A RE informed that the subscriber has now
"A on hand a large stock 81 Mems and Boys
cheap wool hats, which vii bo soid very low.
Also large stock Of Wool KosspJh,
nov IS as Sc. GLOVER. Il.
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NEW ARR ANGEMENT.

e sss -
T,HE CARS ON THE SCIOTO AND
: HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD, will
run, after the present date, as follcws Passen.
ger train will leave Portsmouth for Bloomfield,
al hafpast 8 O'clock, A. NJ, and half-past
9 o'clock, P, M.-Returning, will leave Bloom
field for Portsmouth, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
4 o'clock, P. NJ, touching at Munn's run,
Scioloyille, Waits Station, Gephart's Station,
and Scoto Furnace.
The Freight or Iron train, will leave Ports.
mouth for Bloomfeld, at 81 O'Clock, A. M.
making one trip per day. P. KINNEY,
Feb Z, for G. A. NJ. Damarin, Supt.
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MCDOWELL & CHANDLER,

No. z, INcd0DcIL8 BL0CE, iHdfAet st.
PORTSMOUTH, o.
NJ We will sell al auction or private sale
all kinds of goods or wares placed in our hands,
and make return Of proceeds promptly,
Mr.. Chas P. Chandler will attend 10 out
door sales of real estate, stocks, furniture, &c.
Regular sales on tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Cash advances ON consignmenls.
References given il required. jan2S. w3m
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P0RTSM0U III, OHIO. ,s
TTyTIE subscriber has just fitted up and
il opened new Hotel. ana is now prepared
to accommodate travellers either by the day
orw eek.
He will spare no pains or expense % aAord
such accommodations as will make his guests
always othoms. SAMUEL g. RAMSEY.
Jan. lS.-wtf
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S. r. ROSS,
GROCER,
c 0 NJ MISSI
AND
PRODUCE MERCHANT,
AND
lF F@TwapdGPs
Front ST., Portsmouth, Ohio.

Front ST., Portsmouth, Ohio.
Offers for sale in Quantities, a full assortment
of GROCERIES selected nth care, and at the
lorest rates. Consignments Of Merchandise for.
warded wih pOmptness By Riper, Canal, on
Railroad. Cash paid for Produce, Grain ana
Merchandise generally at his tDareh euse.
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4 MOTHER 10. Of those delicious fresh
= jsn.i. " wM,MILLER.
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COTTON YARNS.

000 bags of Eastern Rio Coffee, now ar
LUU irving, for sale by S'R. ROSS.
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n YDRAULlC CEMENT. and Ca!cined
El Plaster, fresh, for sale BY s. R,RoSs.
Aug. 20, 1851.
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(IaARsl CfaARsll, $4,000 common cl.
Y j gars 25UOO Half Spanish cigars for sale by
may, 26. 1852 S. r. ROSS.
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THE F1REMEN.


AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF SOUTHWARK I'm
"A CINE Company No. 49, held Saturday evening JuJv
3d. committee appointed resolutions
sve OF the sentiments OF the
late excursion to New Haven, which folio vs.
Resolved That the thanks OF this company be- and the
No: and Engine Company No g. Of New Haven for eour
teees and attentions shown during recent to
that city, and to the New Haven Fire department In &C.
nerai Tor their many offers of we'll their
also thanks especially due TO the 6remen Of Fair
Haven for their civtes and their lite PRESS
ing invitation to dine with them, which would
not permit us TO accepts and last thouh least
ladies God bless them Of New H.ven return
knowledgements for the courteses floral
favors received at their hands during progress the
through the their lovely city
though time have Uttered beauty
those offerings. tho remembrance their
be obliteraed but And
seat OF old Classic YALE return sincere thanks
their welcome In the connection
due and are hereby rendered TO Hose COMPANY No D.
Of New York. to Engine Company No. II and the chief
ant loan OF hose suctons &c ALSO to No IL Of that
for the kindly offers made by them Aud whereas the
opinion Of this company thanks pre-
due and are hereby most gratefully dersd to Hose
OF this city, for the gallant and generous support We 70
eeived at their hands, the wiling and ready services
dereo by the former duly appreciated
the recollection of forgotten
pany In conclusion would with pleasure refer
skliul and accomplished r Short and convey
our thanks for his untrng though BRIEF efortn the pre-
paraton Of the engine His assiduy
the company and tho gallant ana many qualities perssp-
bie him during brief acquaintance has sndearsd him
THOS N BLOWER,
JULIAN Bolts }Committee.
ALEX. McDOU0HALL,
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. &c.

John d. uIc6nRsHAA. MaNUsACTURER OF wIRP
81 railing iron fence for farms, &c., No. $40 Broadway
york and wire failinzs for bile
private grounds parks lawns dwellings &C. from 10 eents
TO $40 foot Iron bedstaads
nrns vases ketehngs posts spring chairs settees mat
tresses towel stands hat racks umbrella ssnds spttoons
&C. DO Wckershsm's celebrated railroad fences
from 81 &C per rod The subscrbe offers the largest
stock Of work In the United states all
BIS e-s m.susessrs ~ sxesedtssy low prizes sups1
qnAl,s9 Of hAu COS massresses JOHN n WICK
fRsHAH, warehouse No. 3a Broadway; Vegas HeA ". q
And u kaWb etssek
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oounssrfefs DchRaPPs. - TAs PuDASc ars
cautioned against ysrehasisg gin - hasks jugs pDss
un6eP ths name 81 sehnspp.
TSaA NM belongs exclusively 70 tn 10 having be-
,.ts.ted snd snssrsd assoFdinx Aet q Sonre.s -
GSite1 states pisst Court Of the ssathsrs d. 81:
New ysYk.
ivTbd an SsfssAs inpsrsiDs sailing A., "A. ~.asr
that NAME ssespt that which bears ssu and
am dstamasd prosecute all Haoss who pirsts and
sssnteyfeit nv brad ,,nOIpH0 knfee
Ssls In porter X the sohisda Arsmass schnspps ONE
e, Oer<ot'H Beaver strest.
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without the slian-The
esrer who sole this city for the sale Of these
h3trun ests he reputation Of which has become world
ve prepared to Offer them at prices which, 70 those
Walking to purchase sannst fail to be satisfactory Pos
sessE facilities for obtaining pianos by those
other house IN the city he does not hesats TO
hat be TO be found
snt Of hand pianos bargains, which he fearless
asserts will defy competition Also elegant upright,
F,Dd, and boSdor pianos superior nslodeoas made sy
karps Pianos and melodeons to let. HORACE WATERS,
Publisher Of Music, 1888 Broadway.
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Tho Best Views or the Crystal Palace, also
magniacent assortment Of English aud French enravines
celebrated manufacturers Of London Paris will be-
fnund at W. SCHAUS'S, 303 Broadway, mp stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

Sunday ExcuralOne-Tho steamer Thomas
HULSE makes her usual trip 20 morrow to Newburx
md places leaving pier foot Of Jay street at
S3<o'eloek A. n.
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the desperate diseases wing grea,
purity Of blood and the injudicous Of most
certainly and spec Oily cured ny HYATT e balls 1t
is the potent of ali pos iyo purifiers ard the
agreeable kheumats IN ITS most ason'zng pAroxsms
yields to 1t Immediately ard 10 cured permanently II will
cure Always directed Nope need doubt this as
the thousands Of certificates published BY the
and to be all times vt the sipal de-
pot 246 street Ask, for instance, M SDyder ~
Gold street. Brooklyn whose rheumatism OF fifteen years
stan a. perfectly cured weeks aud his dis
torted restored to their natural size ana
form, ak Mr. u u. Hoey II Market street, new lofk;
Mrs. Burton !H Eldr,dge street, Mr. Diossy who keeps
we5 had the flesh to the boae
that carious For sale tie principal depot 6 Grand
street six doors east OF the Seventy tive cents
bottle.
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Broadway Clothing STORE, No. 3s0.-Cheap
and elegant clothing black dress and frock COATS So
b every variety, from 81 50 to Sl2 Of bus
feem A. II. till p NJ.
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"what sll the world says must surely be trus,n

swhat sll the world says must surely be true
Is n ada O. ] own that's not ov6r new;
Yet 'bxeo act' it IL, shown IN mans looks,
There boots shoes like those made by BROOKS;
The sole is SO hrmthe upper 30 tine and yet strong
. 1pat his foot gear' is always sure TO last long;
Then his style, bis fashion, his ft-ali 50 neat,
That n msker with him Will strive to compete.
II. a. Brooks, Fashienubic Boot and Shoe
for ladies' genteen misses youths and in
faBts 5 Brosdway opposite tae Metropolitan Hotel and
Ito Fulton street.-The cheapest places the city to get
med article.
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Mesdames Hill 4 Colby, No. 571 Broadway

vsd wish to ea ING attention o the ladies' New
the Or, Palace, manufactured Madame Est No. II
rue Pax Paris whom they eseive every variety
shoe that IL made, to suit the Taste of ALL varying
n prices we'll quality. fhe establishment, No oil
Broadway is not cons picuous presenting simple
quality and style Of their goods immediately seen
oidsd to he the hnndsomet in the city catalogue of the
goods will be attached to the case at the Crystal Pa
lace. Garden shoes 81 y pair.
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ands Of who living pom liberal
1saths wouo leave their families utterly dep ndsnt T
eusA desire IN that the small Of 500
isys:s.d =. one Of siDgers Sewing n.ehiess would
event Of their dseease The sewing Machine in the hour Of
great calamity would provsa respectable certain and
bsrtsble support These admirable shissA adapted
svsry kind q sowing exhibition and for sale ct tn
sfhce Ne a1S broadway. !. n. SINGER
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Persons Desirous of Having tner Premises
el.arci f Tic tainabe nnisance n rats reaches by
c.Irs at COSTARS vermn asd In sect depot
90 broadway, enter into TO have their
beuSes thoroughly @eaysd ef the above,
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Man Without Beard or Hair Night a.
we'll DO -hs1t Onsuept will force the whiskers
mousscbc to strong and Thick In six without
stat, injury This Looks impossible but trial WIN
r. y. GRAHAM 81 Ann street. and all druggists.
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Some Tradesnacn, VINO have Obtained
she nabe reputation consider 1t their privilege to dsap
pei.t custorzers Not SO GREEN, No Assor HOUSE: Al
though shirts arc admitted to be the most beautifully
made this country he abuses the connaslee VI Ma
pACssbs by sending them home too late.
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A ILANTlC HOTEL. NO. HAMILTON AVENUE,
h south Brooklyn the Hamilton avenue ferry This
home is within Few steps Of the ferry In very pleasant
locality and de.rsnc boarding place for those dsng
business In the city. Terms moderate. X. LOSEE.
fyITY HOTEL 427ANp 429, BROADWAY, CORNER OF
~ Howard street New crt now open for tho accom-
mediation Of the public The house has recently
up with all the moderu improvements and Is furnished
superior The above hotel IL conducted the
plan and the proprietor sslcs she patronage
his former guests and the travelling public In general
GsOR9E w HARpSL. Propulsion
VHTAyERLEY HOUSE ca BROADWAY CORNER CT
w Fourth strestThis hotel, having been reGtted and
enarg prepared to receive boarders and
ransent ysterr In style not TO be
tablshnsnt IN the city. W, !. RLNALL 6V7 BsoadwaJ,
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James Little u Co, No. Ala Broadway,
next door below New Haven railroad DEPOT selling the
remaining of clothiug greatly
reduced prices Strangers IN town invited to look in
and examine we'll made stock selling of cheap Furnish
2nf In every variety.
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City ladies, and saties visiting the city, can
Miller Co e in Canal street. ladies' gatsr boots,
st2 l6 and shng fret quality slippers sss ano bus
and shsgs per pair also boys, and childrenB
lsots Al shoes, Of all kinds, at low prices
j, Is. MILLER K Co., lA Canal street.
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1arkcr's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80
ANY teaching that this the preparation for
Nh hair introduced OF beads have bees
svsrsd wtsh magnificent tresses by It's nourshsA
tosuddss and preserveo sold ct BA RKERS 4S Broad
vsv. and all respectable druggists And fancy storea
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Watts Nervous Antidote -hnlIet's Music
Saloon $40 Broadway the only place New York where
the genuine article be purchased at Wholesale retail
Pint bottles 90 half pints email bostss $l Or % per
frsm AILLkTS Music Saloon, 800 Broadway.
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New York Common Plcas-Special Term
Before Judge Daily Clara Stephens against Henry b.
phens Suit for divorce motion of Van Hovenbergh
attorney for plaintiff Decree Of divorce granted.
N. VAN hOvENBEkGH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
334 Broome street.
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Observation-Disclosures OF Families who
use Vermfugc Of castor OIL calomel TO- not
that while they appear benefit the pats they
are actually laying the foundation for series Of diseases
using Hobenacks Worm Syrup avoid all Of the above
dansers Call and see the thirteen worms over fifteen
after being tive Of the best doctors Of
oont street, Phisdelphia; q. v CLICKENER 4 Co.. No.
Barclay street. New York. Wholesale agents for the East
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Agate 256 Broadway, dses not expect TO
SEN superb Shir.s inventory
81 their exeellenees He invites geotlemea to call aad
Herson ensure for them preference; while his
phyr understanding, silk and bast ciayat! hosiery,
sleeves &C., epses every other assortms In the city
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DR.. Nichols Esoteric AnsnrOpoIogy.-- or
this bad book, Dr. Dodge Of owego says-'lhis book
sophy that is useful in medical effective
IN medical art more that puricative olevave
man than any one work. In volumes few that
ever graced the Lbrsrie Aedioa OF cviix .sion
Store No. Walker street. third door west Of
Ryoa - :.
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The Crystal Palace Is drawing strangers to
The city by thousands and HITCHCOCK LEADBEAT-
1BS splendid cry goods establishment s Broadway is
mort of Il ladies with rioh and elegant sill
1 rsass and with every other kind dry goods
~. seeking thithsr for gloves egsvats
karchiefs under garments -. &c
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Wiling, Arithmetic. ana bookkeeping are
thoroughly and sfoiently taught BY B. Y; FOSTER, 37
Broadway where gentlemen eonvosant With business
maserly knowledge Of double entry In the shol
space Of week Open DAY and evening"
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WUL1STs AND AUHlsTS.


1'HE cara s HEATH N. D.. AURIST, &C, DE
votes bis attention to deafncss discharges noises 10
h nd throat and s Deafness
TO daily, AZ 40 Howard street first door from
Reference will be given from numerous persons Recently
cured.
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Cholera, Dyscntery, aUd Diarrnoa.-Kel-
LINGERs lnment certain to it is used This
consolDg and beautiful remedy 10 sold in bottles
to g. each The large size much the ssa
cral family Is 81 each 50 The Doctor
esRty gut before the pub c s strong nmsnt curing
the heaves all manner Of sores swshnss cuts and
bruises the horse woth daily u each. No
416 Broadway.
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Cgissad0ro's Hair Preventative and Beaata-
1T 10 shallow policy to risk welleaYnef by
agFeration .rstadoro believes in
believing he that this epArstoa
will all the hair from falling out renew It's
failing vitality soften il render It lus.rons free It from
add materially its besuty Let those doubt give
trial, Sold by the inventor CRISTADORO, No. Astsr
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Fever ana Ague, Cnin Fever, and Bilious
diseases -WYNKOOP co IS tonic is sure speedy and
dicns that torpor and inactivity this liver which
predispoes the system 70 bilious diseases Once 40 Full
ton street, second floor.
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sOus Dsss secssty."-0a nsss s:easeX, IN
s selection o. Their h.ss patrs1ss; AkIx p - iasss
sslis arsles 81 the lew price Of four dollars
~ 70.
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f1anOfortes.-VinteTs 20 the Crystal Palace
vii OF course be attracted by the very splendid piano
1srtes exhibited by GROVEsTEIN CO.; and persons
Aeout to purchase will do we'll to oa at their wareroom
Es 4S srosdwsy and examine their bsaptal assortment
Of pianos OF " to 0otaves which, for baucy Of tone
and quality Of work and materials. cannot be sxosed by
Any ether makers.
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6SWaua's Liquid Aair dye IL, without ex-
sptsn Or reservation ths very Beware
Hyuasd dyes. Equally sslsbrsted GonrAud,s Mstsost.d
suvng Des freoklss sallsw chaps rough
Poudrs uproots hair from part of She
hody Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss, Ut No.
walker street, near broadway.
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Cemb Factory TIE Newest Styles er Ladies'
combs IN tortoise hs and bnGas horn Tho variety Is
tosordey and reraired. j. SAUNDERS Ne. g7 Broad.
way, between Walker and White streets
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Bowel Compiaints-Why Will People DIE
themselves let their children die with
when they be cured in hour by the of New
York Family Medicine Co.'s Magic Cordial TO DO had Mt 4
Bo0me street During the the disease
the poor the company selling to them ut half price
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M B. JONES, AUCTI0NEER -MORTGAGE SALE
" JONES HENRY will sell this day, at IL o'clock,
by virtue Of chatte mortgage, the Of well
known porter hoSs. No l9 Chamber. street. consisting
CARS decantsrs glass Also chairs tables
Deoong Also hams bologna sausages; together with az
years lease Of che above-naned premises
HANNAH ElCKE, Attorney for Mortgage
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psny Grass Valley California call the attention d
readers to the adve tement Of this company In anof
column This h thus far, the roost successful
Caoinn and its directors confidently anticipate quar-
eery dividend ~ lot less than ten October
and q like dividend on each succeeding quarter.
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Portable Toilet Csses.-fThe compact and
perfect utility Of those articles
companions 20 ehcers OF the army and
business pleasure calls from home For SAUN
BRRS, Nc. 7 Astor b ouse and 3,7 broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VENUE A LINE-TuE sUBsCRIBERS WILL, ON
"A and after this date line stages the
ofTwenty third street and through
A. Essex, Division, and Chatham streets to Park row,
Cortlanas streets sS Jersey City
te Hoboken and Jersey City ferries The
are eons to any The Of the public solicited.
Fare Ga cents DUGRO, MERRIAM d CO,