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A. .!UL. SCYRETBER
Ea'eaAa EDAssadsS.

TTNIIE subscriber is receiving his stock x>,s.vGs,,
L OF Spring and Summer DRUGS, which tE.FS5ax3 tE
have all been selected by himself in the If9EY
Eastern cities, and is much the largest sS$J
assortment OF the kind eyor brought to GxsAr-s3
this marko aud in point of quality, price etc, will
compare with amy stock in the country He will sell
as low as any establishment west OF the mountain.
for cash or approved country produce Persons
wishing to purcnase any article in the
sSnO IA NsS ID A. u d LINE.
would do woll to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
CnQlz. NAV -, 1852.
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Hosiery.

ID AW and Spun Silk Hoes, Merno, Alpaca
IGWorstcd and Cotton ditto VIM. HOGG & co.
sept 81 1853
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N. Guitors &c. latest styles, and warranted to
ware we'll Also Eastern do-at very low prices
J. PHIIIIfS a. S,}N
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n otice.

A LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book ac-
a count, are requested to come withoutdelay and
make settlement, as am determined to close up all
my old business matters This notice | will consid.
er sufficient tor all and them hat-that won't take
intend to bring. tR. J. BENNETT.
Cadiz March g. 1883
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Ready Made Clothing.

A GOOD assortment Of Ready Made Clnth g
~ always on hand. we do not tdeslre to boast and
saw that we had the llrgeat and cheapest stock OF
clothing, hui will request you that are in want TO
evil nnd il YOU nre not convinced that this is the
place for ready made clothing wilnot be fault
Eeut q 1883 WM. llOtiG e. co,
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A New Supply of Ready-Made
CLOTHING.

TE1IiE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
l. their old customers and the public generally,
that their stock Of Spring and Summer READY :
MADE CLOTHING is now complete They were
purchased under advantageous circumstances, which
will enable them 10 oller such bargains as cannot
fail satisfy purchasers.
Their stock consists, in part of fine Dress, Frock
and Sack Coats fine Cloth and Cashmere Pants, fine
Satin, Cloth and Fancy Vests, very large and we'll
selected stock OF Summer Coats and Pants OF every
variety, size and price, Shirts, Shirt Collars, Cravus
Neck -lfcs, &c, &c They have paid particular at
cntjon to the selection OF their stock OF ias which
consists &c every variety, from the finest Moteshin
9cwn 10 The Rough and Ready, and all Intermediate
g'0des all OF which they determined TO sell at
a very small advance on their original cost.
Al their goods were made to order, and conse-
quenly they have no hesitation in warranting them
neatly and substantially made.
Give call at our store on Main street, opposite
the Public Square, TWO doors north OF Bea's Store,
where we viii at all times be found ready, will
ling and waiting to tit you out, from top to bottom
(boos eXceptod) and dress you i'll style not to be
gnGerod at by the most tassidioua.
j. T.. JOHNSON & co.
Cadiz, May II, l853-1y
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KATS AND CApS.

IN g. J. TAGGART respectfully informs then
~. customers and the public generally, that they
always keep on hand good stock OF Hats OF their
own manufacture, in addition TO which they have re-
ceiyed very large stock OF hats and caps from the
cast consisting OF line Mole Skin Hats OF the fall
fashion, fur ard wool Kossut Hats, great variety
OF silk plush Caps, OF the latest styles for men and
boys; also great variety OF boys and childrens cloth
Caps, which they will sell nj prices that cannot fail
to satisfy the buyer. d. &. J. TAGGAGT.
CadiZ Sent % lS5o-lV
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Democratic 5gqtinct.
PuRLlsiiED EVERY w DNEsGAYlEyEEiNG
CHERLES n. ALLEN,

ncr Oue d.iiar nd iiiiy cents within uree months;
OF n pa,iaeiit b. LeIcrfed p:Iscr dollar uHd sew
snty-gu ossits Tins WI be strictly adhered 10.
Any person procuring hye resp ms bic subscribers to
Inc SiSrNti viii be entitled 10 toyy 10 same
lrngth 0i unie, Tree
rsslis oF ABvEErtsiNs.
For whole cuiumn, t'ie yvutj ....,....... 500 90
y" hiII cl,H,gtt, lUHe yraE............-... louO
- suartet, ,l-.r lraf4 zee. ........ .-.- i2OU
For II Ass OF less, tuiite iuzeriiatsI........ luU
du 10 tl4ie HIsoruOiij.......... ~
For Zach u..diiinhai iisuTiiugi,......-. 2j
BTs sfNEsS CARDS.
Tor IL ilvs, 0r less, lOv yoaf! f!.,.,-......,S S3cO
a tslN G'".tiei i......... sss32OO
RATES or POSTAGE
us wLaE,.N NEWsi AFLES.
To all subscribers l4e cO'aity where published,
More taH miles distant, cts per Quarter.
over 80, anu ui'lvr suj nnes,. 10 '' "
Iiysr $40 hi.d uuUur l,u,iO........l3 .
1yer / ItJ ailu uudtT ;l,9yU,. -. 20 "
AtsE.Nfs tliit 'iliE SLNIlNEL.
The lds.6Ning ata''l scutlcne Ire oar authorized
agaHts Nrecte slaCri pIlbiis, adVes'scuieit's aud
.k,b ,fUIS. ~ Hu,,c tney wl prove ,notloclves to
. g0Od AgcGl=. IL contracts nGde y tucni VIII
! suicily ,',.iiIad ~ us,;
eret YVil-a,stIIa Atitu
igeslciaustef--N N'IiiIaiH ricrHg.
Alousrl.eld--A. Jul. i-chrcbor.
4rankha--Ur. r.. G0Haw4y.
itum,ey-jac0n uulshaii.
Smart ipeh-n "a ltJiuius.
SrutA--sag,iss iJgslIhd.
-sgnchs--5JT. I!;U!uas taldley
G,feei-- SuHuCi sell.
GsrmGn--John ifJwp.
Nurtis--A. I. CrusI5uY.
Mcnroe--laluy Is. I0ller.
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ENUChS ULUUNS J!
A fine lot of thirty hour and eight days Brass
IA Clocks ior sale at ]. LoFLAND,
Cadiz o., jan. II, 50.
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II AND AXES, Spirit Levels, Foot Adzes, Han,
L 4 Saws, etc, etc, superb article, never was
better in the Town " Call soon at the
June -, 1883 BIG PADDOCK.
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y And at my office inC Cadiz until the 10th Of Decem
ber 1858. l'wish each Tax Payer to bring with him
Seventy-five cents Of change.
,.i d. HILBERT, County Treasurer
Cadiz, Ohio, August 20, 1858. WI
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From the Cadiz Foundry

TT7 E have on hand and keep for sale all the kinds
w and Patterns OF Plough Points, usually kept AT
tie Cadiz Foundry. Also various sized cast Crates
nprll 20, 1893 WOOD and SMITH
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A Word to the Ladies'.

Cadiz, O., Aug. 81, 1853.
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Pay Up.

ray Up.
4 Ii persons who know themselves indebted tc
N a. II. Burtch, will please call and settle i'm.
nlediacly. as this is tile first end last call
August IL, 1883 A. II. BURTCH.
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Legal Notice.

Gadiz, O., August 81, 1858.
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Cadiz, May u, l853-1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

CHOLERA AT ExNETsBURG.-A correspondence
the Baltimore Sum, writing from Emmessburg,
August l. gives the following account OF the cpl
demc and its fatal results in that plaoeDuring the
past week. and up to this date, have had no less
than seven deaths in our town, making tho whole
number since the 18th ut sixteen, Of which twelve,
at least have been Of the prevailing disease. This,
out of population Of little over 500 souls, denotes
fearful mortality. Among the victims Of the past
week is Mrs. Margaret Agnew, the well known and
highly esteemed proprietress Of our principal hotel.
Mrs A., by the excellence Of her character had at
tached to herself very extended circle OF acquant
ances and friends Her death has produced the most
profound sorrow in our midst. She died OF an early
hour on last Saturday morning, and was buried AZ
o'clock in the evening of that day. The ceremonies
Of the funeral of Mrs. Juliet fancy have Just ended
Mrs. r. was the recent widow of the late Dr. Angus
tine fancy. She died this morning about 10 O'Clock,
Just one week after her husband, on the same day,
and about the same hour, deeply lamented. she
leaves and two daughters, one OF the latter be-
ing now ILL., The names of the other deceased per
sons are Mrs. Grbbin, Mrs. Joseph Snouier, Joseph
Cunningham, an infant of Mr. f. Smith, and James
Colygan The rapid course of the disease in the
above mentioned cases, and the manner OF its deve
lopement differing in various respects from the first
ones, has been such as to cause our physicians TO
pronounce it decidedly the cholera by our
locality-an opinion which, from the nature Of its
earlier manifestations, none Of them positively held
They have during the past week been constantly IN
attendance upon the sick by night well as by day.
This fact will give some idea of the prevalence of the
disease In our midst; but prompt medical attention
readily arrests it. There has been but one case iii
that rightly understo0d) in which the resort to
medical agents, on the appearance OF the Fremont
tory symptoms, has failed to effect restoration I'm
prudence in diet and after neglect has in all other
cases, been the invariable precursor OF death. We
have but one threatening case at this time. have
heard Of but two new cases for to-day.
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psst n ooassk the ses6oh being again prepared tAs
pisouer raised HE fset and I'd Tor thu plat
fssm accomplished by Rev. Nc Folsy, shsxiR and
dtsats Coancr appeared extreusy anxious 10 die aud
actually walked the seps ahead of the others win
que rapid stside. The rope coon resdjusted, gu
bt the platform, and ct twenty minutes oil one
O'Clock tbs trigger again pulled, tho trap fol- ssd
the Ioor wretch hung suspended in the air. the fan
this tine made only about twenty inehss, aud Is
way Lit le and in than Eve naates all Ansas
muscular motion, had ceased
At two minutes Of one, the body havicg hung t-easy
five minutes, lowered down and exa niasd y De- H.
p. Duvan. the ply stefan of the jail De " Q. Ttoms
DR. CnArles A. Frck and DR. G A Lsas Whs wore ia st
tendAncs and llfe pronounced TO be extinct.
The body thea placed IN the csin, aud removed TO
of the building. where Dr. Duvs and others made
examina on and fousd that tho seck not disio
Gated snd that th had resulted from suscAtoa the
tongue protrudsd and the facs presented worry
dsect under the right ~ng tina head osnsidets
bly, side His mother took charge Of the bsdy last
evesfng, snd had 1t privately inferred.
Cvunor not quito eighteea years OF ago. vas veJ
stoutIy buff, and bad . remarkably thick. muscular
NECK The in jail appeared TO vita hi
for duyi.x he Deariy he thore he iAcsessea
In weight from 100 to $50 pounds.
The crowd outside amounted TO perhaps twenty tAou'
rand persons, largo proportion Of whom wsrc wemoa
ard children another very largo proportion Vas soys OF
all ages Every including the house tops Ia ths
to mpres ed With smnity Of tbs occasion, but
apparently regarded the whole . frolic.
Tine prisoners In tho pontentiary wsre permitted to
witness the from the tops OF <o OF tho buldnSs
and they sat In the broing sun looking on-he apps-
realty NEST interested spectators
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The banks have sustaned Ne fAaoy stsok marriott sor
several ysa past end but for facilities tsrsshsd from
TINS to tie. prices for al the list would asvsr have
reached within IN 70 twenty per cant Of psiass rssg at
the paessat nsasat.
The Chambers Street Insurance Company and the Ma
focal Ansncs Insurance Company have ssversuy gven
notice of A intention to organize under the general
law for tho tanssoiou Of the business Of arc and In.
land nsvtgation aad transportation insurance.
Ths amount sent 10 market this week, from ths Gum
bertrand GOAL district 10 4So TONS Of which $40 tons
from ths Frostburg resiea and 643 tons from the
valley Of Georges sIesk. The amount sent By railroad
for the week 9eOe TONS BY oanAI $50 tons amount
from the region for the year, 2ss 900 TONS Of which
l77A tsas won't BY railroad and 80 2S tons BY canal
Tins earnngs Of shs Bcstoa, Concord end Montreal Rail-
road fcr Jane. 1858, were S16 l49 gI
In name m0aSA Of 1857. H,cS4 %
Gain ......................s4ll 5 II
For tAe Hrst quarter Of tie financial year end
ing July the earnings have been .$A 2s2 05
ASatost Last year ................".... Ss0sx W
GAIN (sbout 10 per cent?. .$l2 Els 81
The annexed comparative statement exhibits che
amount OF os received ct the Canal Collectors oos 1t
Cincinnati Cor the Miami and Eric Canal. during tbs
moa.Aa Of june aad July, 1861 and 1885,
NlAn ERn CANAL.
1857 1868.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $040 30 S5,7 80
July..,,..........,...... 4.lSA FL 6.0Sz b
ss,l74,5I si177e %
6lT4 81
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Difference ia favsr Of 1858 ............ % 6O2 AZ
Tho Mssissipp4 and knssukse Railroad Company have
purchased in England $500 tons of iron for thsi road
Tho Lake Shore reld also have PURCHASED by the sams
agents. coo TOMS to 10 dsiveesd n.Neu York By April
1, 1864 1900 tons 10 arrive du1sg the present
season.
Tho annexed statement exhibits ths quantity and
value Of certain arclss other than forsisn dry goods
imported into this port during thu week ending anu In
GLIDING Friday, August 6, 1852
coxHxrrp m r1x PoRx IN Nav YopV--WKRKLY IMPORTS
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ressausiss u favor Of ssssssa susnAssAas.s On the
part Of saehsrs ssd shs fsr.ssss q county ssssca
y. vism. of'sred the fo'los.s psssasls and 1880
s.!s IT.: Ct III: 4. J.
the which savs ths eioms.ien q ea.sas. u view
ciatoias Orsaninstio. which has bses
BE- ssss :. the promotion ?, sas
that Legislators tho nssshbosns asss.shu
Ssss IA aid Of Tho TsacLs's As.oosss Nat State
ovsd THAT the Executive a.ss q Vii. Assets
hs and are hereby, 81 h 70
so1sa That the sasca,iv. con.itee be also directed
tpply 20 the cgsurc At lie next session. Tor sa ess Of
he ASSOCIATION proceeded 10 tho election Of ocsvs
u association Mr. Rice, 0, Buffalo. "a. chessa Pred
cgt and the remainder Of the Ofoss oiled as follows
yossqIsh, Of Rochester g, ss.s Wee r.s'ids.s;
k6y, Of Elmrs tbitd Woe residsat: j. window, Of
a.oTtovn, fourth vies Prssidsat T. ". vaisasss, of
ok, Grst Recording seorct.ry: - P.issr, Il Uac.
eoond Recording Secretary o. hsrshouse. Of Albany.
treasurer.
Nj UPsoS rcu tho COMMITTEES On the subject rspsrtsd
an address urging the teachers to be In
increase the usefulness and dignity Of the professen
aud that they do utmost secure State Superin
teDdent aud sustain The Nes York Teacher Acospted.
Mr. CRnTsDkS, q New York. offered the following 70
Resolved That the opinion Of this coayentoa the
eetaly of the profession and the better
those professional bodes TO ssso.
tons and conventions who invite teschs to sd
dress them when assembled II thoir snnuai assem oes
PI0fWooDwoRW reported iiss OF nos for ma oagers
of the New Fork Teacher for the coming year. which
port accepted.
For local and principal editor. T. ". vaiostins. Of Al
bauy associated with hun, keAers A. G. UPssa,. Jr.
Buckley, Riddle, Cobun Bowen Jehoanot, Newman, snd
Jones.
somewhat spicy episode here tosk place. lady
Objected to thanking the people Of Rochester. the
dsy at hotel. However, from . statsnsat publicly
made by the committee Of arrAugemonts seems there
was some mistake in regard to the matter, - it was
convention, the no.iee having been previously mAds ia
the newps and also repeatedly announced by the
President irom the pA form Ihs question of s'Womeas
rights" sesmd however TO have consisting to do with
IL. Miss Susan b. Anthony, Mrs. Nosthrop, Miss En-
and hers Of that coters there aad ed
TO claim what in thar judgment their privsges.
However what ut time sssme1 to look like storm,
cleared away aod the general pleasant toaa Of the neet
ing restored After the passage q the usual vote Of
thanks The alton dourssd to meet ct Os Ssgo
the first Tuesday in August, 1854.
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COAL.

NEW CREEK CoAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR
IN esio Cumberland GOAL Of sppsroe quality, for fAuT
ead smiths fo The saes of the New Creed Cvmpas3
CQAa, 4, AARLEK, Ne, ~ WxsA skesA.
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Value Of mdse. put market week ending
August 5, 1858. 81, 100, al
August 5, 1858. 1,74s $50
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO, 444 271
The principal items of import during the week, were -
follows .--segars, ,225; coffee. 80; hemp;
slso s22 rsn $40 647 railroad iron, $751; s3s; hard
ware $50 $685. lead $50 9ly Steel SAL 773; rags, $i3ll
sugar s2es, 419; tea, s51, o54: watches, $5o,o9l
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EXTRA PAY


NXJfA PAY.-tIL u. g. NAVY SAILORS, WED
~ served in any United states ssyy vessel the PacSs
tho coasts Of California sud uerco say tisss
from 1916 60 G2 promptly receive their cxca sons
pay, application 20 EDWARD I5SkLIAgss. Isk1
Purser ". i. Navy. % South william street.
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Liquors.

GOnO "A MHRCANTrLa ROUSE, HAVING SUtia
pJUU. smounb In brspdics which IS ont OF its hne
business would exchanges y for some ether kRd OF mev
aadSe, rveeg Will DO strictly oonRaa-
tis and not answered II tho real address
ehAadse exchange not mcptionsd Address box ~
Poet Once.
WHITE CoaNAC FOR PRESERVING FIUIT-AU
w excellent five srticls, for gaie by
COFFEE sCnSEPEI, % James street.
yNJOIFE's AROMATIC sCHIBDAN aCANAPs GIN
w This selested gis b. .e essc doya single "a
to- or sg For fais ~ JOHN W. AVERY, a1g Water -
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NOTICE TO BuTCHENS.--FOR SALE THE LEASE
IN Of two nest shors, doing business Of SEQ per
tweaA II aad z clock y. ".
THE SUBsCRIBEH WILL SELL MS PLEGASf RESI-.
denee on the corner OF Henry and Second place;
large soluble house, With four and halt lots extending
second TO THIRD house contains all the modern %
proyemsDts, Price e. 40 hpfig 10
j.. HADLEl, ~ Crecnwioh street.
Two. PRINTERS FOR SALE, CYLINDER PRESS.
nearly nav lcd ~ press ~ by &C. will print sheet 20 ~
2. ihebes enc royal and distributor ana one
second hand edum pfcss ard distributors also about gv
lbs 81 small Plea 10 he nsary prepared
Pressly for law work II will he put In fonts 20 suit pur
GLACIERS, and sold vsry low inquire ofJAMES COcNbN
SON Nos. ~ 81 And 80 Beekmsa street.
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DRUC STORE FOR SALE-TO BE SOLD AT A SA.
IL cTaco and accommodating terms, owing to the pro
prstor going to Europe drug store ha.dsonsy asd
populated neshborhood in Williamsbnrg Receipts
raging from - to per day An excellent location for
physician. Address Drug Store, Herald ofaee.
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A UCTION NOrICn-AssIoNEE y SALE or sHIuES-
"A eoliers Ae-sANUnL OS0OOD. Aactonser II
GOOD CONCKLIA Win sell Tuesday. Auguu y -
W O'clock their sales room fulton street. the 80
teBts Of Wholesale shirt establishment about U des
shirts md 100 dossn collars. Full psr uars on Monday
UOTION NOxICR-THOMAs BELL. AUCTIoNHueA
"A BY W. IngrshAm--This day, at lOh o'clock NJ tbs
sales rooms Ne 10 North William street. will take gscs
The ale OF furniture already Advegtsed f
sale postponed on account Of the storm.
A UCTION rOrICE-R. w. FROST, AUCIIONEuK
"A store 10 spruce street. will SELL on Tuesday, q y
i.rSc refsotory consisting OF Preach Otard and CoslAs
brandy both in botlss and casks old ynss ooras "a
Of fur niture removed for
convenience Of sale. Sale. rain or sums.
LByRTu NICOLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hon -nrtraae sale OF hotel fufniture.-Albeet n.
NooIsy will soil at Auoios this day Mssdsy AgSnss e
O'Clock p n at the Southern Hotel. mo- ~ Leosacs
strest near hotel urniture which has been IN
use but few months consisting Of carpets on cesnA
cash. In city funds deposit will be required foA 49,
purchaser.
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DIILIARD TABLES FOE SALx.-WE INVITE BUY
ID crs TO examine Of billiard hand with
marble wooden beds Wit. al the msdsts
other establishment tho United STATES Apply to LEON
ARD BENJAMIN. 332 BroadWay.-P 8. Call and 500
tahI &C tina World Fair,
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IIOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A. PARTY HAVING
half interest In nufacturing establishment In
successful operation paying forty cent the sales
which be increased to large desirous Of dis
posing Of The for cash. exchanging for
unpxoductive property well ooatsan the city Of Brock
twenty miss Of Ney YORK city would e t:hee i suitable
Brooklyn pest paid will receive reply their application
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GITY PROPERTY FOR sAJE.-FOUR LOTS ON
~ Eighty fifth street Fifth ayenue ono lot on Eigh
teth street Third nine lots Fifty sixth
street Lexington four lots on Third avenue
Seventy sixth threeets Third NEAR
Fifty street, tv ots Third avenue near
thrce lots nine lots Eighth
Of Sixty sth and SIXTY sixth streets and
city Joining oountes for sale Iu9uie Of ~ r. LA
BARTE. Citizens Bank building. No % Bowery
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RILIIARD TABLES FOR SALE AT QUIZ EACIvKY.
their attention for many yesrs 70
tho manufacturing Of billiard tables are fully oorpese1s
give to the most particular Be, The largest
manufacturers In the United Sta tes we
others In variety and
and che losg and established and continued In
have made ia the style and o.
price any Others to which would cs the partou "
attention Of friends asd che In general before
purchasing elsewhere. GRIFFITH DECKER, Billiard
Table man ufacturers, No. 90 Ann street.
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MOST VALUABLh PROPERTY IN RICENOWD, VA,
M fpr sneThe undersigned offers for sale leasy thai
vscalis milling property In Richmond y5sni hsIssess.
Ges creek about six ysscs the vhsrves
Rockets The fall of2t feet Is cspAbis OF dryipr
three pairs Of bsrrs This buildings consist ml SO Nv 81
feet. three sseries Hight niu 70 by 60 st used
plaster ill frsns dwelling, with four rooms stables
enas baders is psstc called 70 this property -
being mesA desirable site for carrying ha basEoss
Coal ~ eeaveyes from the river coal yards fats 10
Ges creek 10 the NTH yard Moulding esad Is found with
laid from the bunss TO The rives tAersy ena
the other heavy articles boArS
vessels fS SHIPMENT At small Of tina ana nouey
There about tive and hall o. grsuna attached 10
this properly The undersigned would ths A.
chance foe obtaining most admirable position for
sid ssavsAisacs. Apply
HAN s.. TALIArERRO
Or WILMINGTON GODDfN.
Richmond ViyEiaiA.
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INSTRUCTION.

SPANIsH LASGUAGE-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN.
~ Avorsy known in this CITY teacher OF his native
Language, VIII iinpart private INSTRUCTION the same d,
ladies and gentlemen snd will also with
correctness and propriey Arrly at - Greene street.
tween Canal and GRIND streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

HORSES, OF SUPERIOR STYLE, FOR sALZ-THREg
young horses also bay horse, sixteen hands
high Of beautiful style and great power suitable pri-
vate gentleman, family horseall sound and kini ba-
rorehe Rockaway one three seat Rockasay set Of
and viii 10 sold cheap, applied for early 30 Woostss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

MACHINE SHOP FOR sALE-sUITABLB FOR LIGHT
WI work. steam engine (six borss pOver) shaftng
lsthes, &e nearly new and in pesfss< rxnnipg ordsF
Apply ~ 90 Chambers street.