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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18
A Strange Iaemedy.

| The Paris correspondent Of the
} Daily Register, of Philadelphia, tells
some Of the strangest stories Of doings
/ in that strange city which we see any
where. He has very extensive means
Of procuring in formation, or a very
strange imagination-we know not
which, The following, it will be seen,
/ is stated as a fact:
"a singular fact, deserving Of at
tention, has Just been reported to the
Medical Academy Of Paris, and many
of the Faculty we're engaged in exper.
iments which may result in discover
les Of priceless value to the human
family. faS' p +
A poor bird fancier, living in one
of the Gaubourgs, and earning mo-
dest income BY raising birds for the
market, has child Of three years and
half old, afflicted since its birth with
pulmonary complaint. Six months
ago the doctors told the father that
| the child's lungs were almost entirely
destroyed, and that it .could net live
long. About three months since, the
little creature, seeming to be rapidly
perishing, and becoming each day more
and more fretful, the mother placed
its cradle in the large loom where the
birds were kept, thinking that the
child might be amused and forget its
sufferings somewhat, in the noisy So
ciety Of its feathered companions
The child, in fact, seemed to take an
/ interest once more in watching the
/ birds, and after few days, the mo-
1 ther noticed that it would lie still for
hours, apparently free from pain, a
| thing which had not been known since
/ its birth. The doctor, who dropped
/ in occasionally, soon remarked a no
table change for the better in the
young invalid, and continuing hi'
visits more frequently, astonished the
parents at the end Of six weeks, BY
/ declaring he believed the lungs wer'
healing. At any rate, the child coul'
now set up at play, and began to hav'
an appetite. Fl, ..5 /,
Il But in the meantime strange NAL
ady had attacked the birds; they NJ
Il longer flew about the room, but re
mained silent and dropping on thei
4 perches, eating very little and gradual
Uiy diving off one at a time. The owne
seeing this, but little suspected tn
cause, had the whole tribe removed t
II the house Of friend, also bird fan
cier, in the country, where he though
II the pure air would revive them. The
had not been twenty-four hours.
/ their new abode before they began I
oct better, and in few days they h
r resumed all their life and health. BC
also the poor child left in Paris b.
came visibly worse. The physician
wishing to try the experiment, had tw
, birds, parrot and linnet, brougt
!, ! back to the room. In a week the
were both dead, and being opened, tt
! doctor noticed all the signs Of rapl
consumption. The fact was immed
ately reported to several members
. the medical faculty, and birds Of evei
description we're sent to the child chlld
room. Every one of them died, seen
ing to give its little mite Of life to, to Il
suffering child tolive. The child
: not vet dead, and has been taken
9 the country, while the doctors 8 are y. ?
silly studying the phenomenon Whl'
). chance has thus brought before thel
y War RUM Will Do--A man "
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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18

Reader, do you know what writing
for newspaper meansl aag s u +
1t means writing in haste, against
the inclination, without opportunity for
reflection, correction, or chance to get
information. It means dressing for a
ball in the dark; painting picture
with a single brush for all colors; an
swering questions in science from
memory, and questions of fact from
imagination. 1t means attempting
the impossible, and making fools be-
lieve you have done it. Worse than
that--worst of all, it means writing
quantity in place of quality, diluting
TASKS Of fagrsnt with pals of tasteless
water; passing off hollow tubes for
bars of solid metal, selling your soul
to the devil--the printer's--for mess
of porrige; sacrificing future fame to
present necessities.--U. s.. RsViesC.
Why is a clock the most humble
thing in existence?
Because it always hold its hands be-
fore its face, and however good it
works may be, it is always running
itself down. fr9.4ag sis 4
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18
Extragavanco Of Gentlemen

The newspapers have rather ungal,
lantly referred to the extravaganza Of
ladies in articles Of dress and orna-
ment, but it would appear that gentle
men were liable to the same censure
in the prices paid for many articles Of
dress now in vogue. The most fash
ionable cravats are sold for five dol
lars. The fall style Of velvet vests
range from $40 to $25 each. Most
of the desirable patterns Of the best
quality have been already taken at pri-
ces above $50.
In the matter Of YES, buttons there
is great extravaganza. We hear Of
sales of single sets at upward Of a
hundred dollars, and the jewellers on
Washington street have excellent
styles at prices ranging from $40 to
SEQ a button, or from $50 to $l2O a
set Of six. At the latter price, a su
perb set with diamond centers can be
obtained. The finest shirts on exhi.
bition in Faneuil Hall cost $l2 each
and a small fortune is required for q
fashionable "suit" Of gentlemen 5
cIothes.-Boston Transcript,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18

WHAT Rum Will Do.--A man was
arrested in Wilmington (Del.), a few
days ago, for stealing 500. he was once nc:
a man of some wealth, an esteemed clt!-
zen, one of the members OF the Wll-
mington city council, and one Of the
most popular men in the city. He had a
wife and nine interesting children. but
the demon of intemperance TOOK hoid OF
hin. he spent his money; his wife died,
some say hear-hroken, his eldest daugh-
ter, beautiful and amiable girl, soon
followed her mother to the grave, and ne
himself, still in the prime ot lite, y now
confirmed drunkard. i N traq3
NJ A bin is before the Tennessee Legislature tf
~, Ill dnalovo II aIavas on the amount of thell
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18

8aA 1iU is before the Tennessee Legislature 70
tax all dealers in slaves on the amount amount 81 1heF
sales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25
SPIRIT OF THE PRE- SIS,

The Wing OF Saturday enqdires whether
the Board Of Public Works shall be made "a
political machine" and "a fountain of patron.
age and power" for either of the political par.
ties fthe State. If the contest in regard to
this Board, II says, is to turn upon political
considerations, and the test of party is to be
dragged into the canvass,it must be, to great
extent, converted into political Offices. Yet
1t has been ordered by leading Democratic
publications that party politics is to be the test.
And the Wig infers that the reason of this is
that the Democratic party being n the msjori-
ty wish to monopolise all the State patronage.
1t asks if the Democratic voters will ratiiy this
move, and begs them to remember that if they
do-ibough they may appropriate public funds
10 party purposes with their political majori-
ty-they cannot coerce the private voluntary
subscriptions of members of the Wing party
10 internal Improvements. 1t desires members
of this Board TO be selected on the score of ca.
paci,y, and not politics.
The Times is well assured that the state
ment of the Enquirer, that Benefits land bill
surrenders gra,uitoasly to the new States all
the public lands within their limits, is enone-
Gus. Ii cites an abstract of the bill, given in
the N. Y. Herald, from which it is clear that
"Ohio and Indiana are the only States to
whom all the lands lying within their respec.
tive limits are Internationally donated by
Bennett's bill.'' The Times proceeds, at
length, to rebut the arguments OF the Enqui-
ser.
The Morning Mail warmly advocates the
subscription by the city of Richmond TO the
stock of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany of the sum of 100000, when the ques-
tion shall come up before the freeholders OF
the city on the 23d of May next fur decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

q public washing and bathing estab.
i'shment has been in operation in New York,
about year, with very good success for the
hrst year. The washing department paid its
expenses, while the baths did little better
This, the projectors think very fair, since, in
London, such establishments were received
tardily into favor. During the three months OF
last summer there were $500 bathers. The
bathing establishment has fifty three private
rooms, three vapor and two large swimmin g
baths.
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COMMISSION HOUSE,

TFHE Subscriber has taken the fire proof store
l. next door to Messrs Caskie, Reeve g. Co
Cary street 20 carry on strictly general commits.
sion business. He is now receiving, from some OF
the beat mills in Augusta and R0ckbridge coun.
ties, Family Extra and Superfne Flour; and will
the retail trade of the city. He respectfully in.
v..es tie grocers and others to give him call be.
fore iney purchase. J. J. FRY.
LA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

e The New York Tribune notices the
death of little girl from jumping a rope fol
too long tims-2OO times without stopping!
She was taken sick Immediately afterwards,
and soon died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

: remarks that this subscription is solicited
'of 1ne purpose of extending the Central Road
10 oovington, so as to connect Virginia with
'ne West, and that the whole benefit of the
road will be poured into the lap of the city.
The Enquirer gives extracts from a LETTER
from distinguished citizen of Danyille, ex.
n.o'tng some OF the resources of the region
oi country lying at the other end of the Dan.
Vile Railroad-that is to say the Dan river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

e Z. L. JOHNSON returns his thanks
"a for the liberal patronage extended to him
AAA since his commencement in business, and
Sx22D hopes, by strict attention and fidelity in
workmanship, to merit continuance of the same
P. S-All kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewel.
ry, &c, carefully and neatly repaired.
E. l.. JOHNSON.
Franklin st., 2 doors above Old Market.
an9I-lrps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

Nv FOR sALE.-A very ine young h.rse.
H6perfscty sound in every respect, works
Wen la harness, and ia fast trotter. Also an ex
ceilent Richmond made Rock~ay, in which four
persons can be comfortably seated. Apply as this
cface. sp 22-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25
The DAILY DISPATCH
JAs, a CowARDIN, Proprietor.
uUGH r. PLBASANTS. Editor.
pasT R0UTE AND Low FARE,
BETWEEN
WINCHESTER AND RICHMOND,
and New Market,

.n.Axa On and after TUESDAY, the
~ "a "A 18th inst, our line of Stages will
icsys sr@Tc1n.vllle for New Market, 10 county OF
S5ensndoah, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays. on the arrival OF the Western train
ct Csrs at ? o'clock P NJ. Stay all night at madi
son H, leave next morning after an early break
fss; ssd get TO New Market in time TO take the
eysn!ng stage on the Valley road, for Winchester.
Leave New Market on the same days, Tuesdays,
Thursday aud Saturdays. On the arrival CT
the Mail S,see on the Valley road, from Winches.
ter at hslt past IL o'clock NJ, arrive at Gordons.
vile a time for the Cars going to Richmond, there.
by tskiaz the travel through in "a hours from
Winchester 10 Richmond. Fare from Richmond
20 and from New Market, Sc, through ticket; and
frcn Erw Market to and from Winchester, - so,
cos,.az the traveller only s8 so, through from Win
chester T. aud trom Richmond.
seats can be procured at the Virginia Central
Raj road Ofice in Richmond and of Newman e.
S.5et, New Market.
K. F. OM0HUNDRO & CO.
+ H GILL, Supt Va. Central Railroad.
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a THE DAYS OF BURNS HAVE

HA IdooED-NOW DNESS MAhES THE
GENTLEMAN."-T Those of you who are
-2& now wearing old style, rusty clothing, re
member that your friends" will not cross the street
to give you hearty shake of the hand, unless this
evil be removed Then hetake yourselves forth.
with to the fashionable Clothing House of KEEN,
CHlLES & BALDWIN. and have this evil re
moved. Full suits from 3 to S45. New style dress
and frnck Goats cut upon Vsrdes approved French
patterns black French Doeskn Pants, single milled
fancy do, single mlled French cloth fancy Goats for
spring. also, Shirts, warranted to fit Drawers, half
Hose, Cravats, Collars, &c &c, with great variety
of new style Goods too numerous to name. Cali
on KEEN, CHILES d BALDWIN,
ap 81 No Ito Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

It's NOTICE.-The steamer AU-
- GUSTA will be taken off the route
between KcanoBd and Norfolk, via Port Walthall,
ate. WEDNESDAY the 20th instant, for repairs
snd 10 be refited tor the summer. Due notice will
be given when ready to resume her place
THOS DODAMEAD, Sup't.
a. 70 Office r and R. 4 Co
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FANCY HOSE. Gc.-Jpst rsceived 9 - -
.oysmens of Chidpens,, Boys and asns nnsJ
Hoss md haIf Hoss, Tor SALE iow g fes .soss n
spl9 GIMTER = &ALskf, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

M HEXTEk & SONS, respectfully in
IVA form their friends and the public, that they
they have on hand, and are daily receiving from
their manufactory in the North, a large and fash
ionable stock of Ready Made Clothing, cut
and made in the best and lateststyles and will cell
can be bought in any of the Northern cities. we
respectfully invite the public to call and see for
themselves. Country Merchants would find it to-
their interestto examine stock before purchas.
ing. NJ. HEXTER & SONS,
No 80 Main street, one door below
sp S-1H* Purcell, Ladd & Co. Druaaiafa
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Over WORD. FERGUsONN g. co.

@sxx Over WORD, FERGUSON co,
Main Street.-MRS. E. LYON, will
T open on Friday, 23d, her Fashionable Stock
OF Millinery, &c, consisting of Silk, Lace
and Straw Bonness-together with handsome as.
sortment OF new style Frnges, Gimps, Ribbons,
C, for trimming Dresses and Mantles.
Dresses and Nantes made to order.
an 2l-alw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

Ne PLUS ULTkA.-Legrald Composition
v OF Tsnnire, Eeatsfoot Oil and Calcined Ivory
Dust-for imparting the most brilliant polish 10
boots and shoes, harness, &c. uly equal to patent
ieatherO rendering leather soft ana pable and also
very remarkable tor not coming of on pantaoons
For sale by X Il DUVAL L. BRO, Druggists,
ap II Bank Square.
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FOR RENT.

. STABLE FUR KENT.-1 sls6Is 80:
tanning stalls, and Carriage House, near ssh
street. between Broad and Grace streets In rear Of
the residence of Mrs Lipscomb. Apply to
ap 21-ts B BRIEIJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

w HY rs 1T, that h. GOLDSalr, No sal
w Main street., is creating such an excitement
The answer is easily given. He is selling Goods
cheaper than any other house in the city. Jus.
received, beautiful assortment of Bobbin Edg
ings and insertings, Swiss and Cambria do, Needs
worked Coliars, Chemisetts, and variety of other
tmbroideries ap9i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

"a FOR SALE.-Ihe pro,.11v ....,,,.;.d
Ii by the subscriber near the western limits of
the city-comprising a very comfortable Dwelling
fire plaees)- wan
two story brick building, containing four
rooms, carriage house, two commodious Stables
smoke.house, coalhouse, green house, &C., with a
well of delightful water in the yard.
The garden contains Asparagus Beds, Strswber.
ry Beds, Fruit Trees, &c, &c. Apply to
C. @. TOMPKINs,
Richmond Iron and Steel Works.
IDA
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GEOKGEJ II. aIJNNFK


IMPORTER and DEALER in CHINA, GLASS.
l. EARTHENWARE and FANCY GOODS No.
3, Fifteenth Street, has now in store and ID
daily recsivinR by arr,uaI. fIv, E~ropo, .he moss
extensive Stock of Earthenware and China :.
which he has ever had, and of his own direct ina.
portaton, and from the Northern Manufacturers au
unusually large supply OF Glass, Looking
Glasses and Fancy Goods, which he offers
to both City and Country Trade, at a. low
prices, and on as good TERMS as any house in the
Country. He respectfully solicts an examinations
OF mis- stock the strictest attention viii be given to
packing and shipping. mh I2m
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. Factory corner Broad and 25th street,
plh % I'm Church Hill, Richmond, Va

I W.UsHUKN, the well known unguer,
As rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
bat pleasure in announcing to hls friends and the
pic, that be has been to grea, expense and
iuble to procure an instrument s,perior 10 on,l
S b.fore hnOUR Mr OSBORN viii guarantee
lter lIkenesses of children than have ever haan
len in Richmond, and in one half the time snv
Ter Artist req 4uires. This instrument was man.
ctUred by one of the beat makers in this coun.
5 expressly for my use. Come one, come all,
+ bring your little ones. OSBORN'S
~ Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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UILLIAM MOUNTJOY,s MARnLR

1 JTICE.-The subscriber being extensively
engaged in manufacturing the article OF
nsking Tobacco, would call the attention OF
sie's to MS stock handsomely put up in l. and
, paper packages, under The well known brand
w m Ali; also, II Id poplar boxes, under the
and OF Lafayette, Pocahortss and Caliiornia
1asomeiy executed. All warrs ss.d to be- clean
1ot good quality, and at prices ss moderate as
ehFtice OF the same quality and put up in the
ne style, can be ad in this or any other market
ELLYSON YERBY,
Factory corner Broad and 25th street,
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HUGHES, BURGESS e. CO,
p20-3w Central Plains. FIuvsnna

DROPOsALs will be received by the under
Il signed, Committee OF the Common Council of
the city of Petersburg, for the Curbing and Paving
OF Tsob street, from Sycamore street to Marker
to Tabo street, which proposals will be offered on
Monday, the 10th of May next. Specifications
will De furnished on application to either of the
Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

~ ID. ROSENFELD has received his Stock of
Spring Goods to which he invites the attention Of
his friends and the public generally, pledging him
sell t. sch as cheap and cheaper than similar goods
can be purchased elsewhere His Stock comnrises
IN part all the styles of Ladies Dress Goods Nee
die Work of all kinds, such as Collars Sleeves.
hdkts; Cambria aud Swiss Bands and Edpipes:
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c. Also, Goods Tor
GentiemenS and Boys wear. He will continue 70
receive through his brother, who resides in New
YORK. the latest fashions as soon a. they are intro
duced. Call and take look before you make YOUR
purchases. II ROSENFETD
ap7-3m+ l75 Rroad s,reet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

4 ICURICk.-o7 cases nne suck Licorics
II "Barraeco' brand; l26 cases Man Licosiee
brand, In store, for sale BY y.vrr
40 is BACON = bASAEnrLL-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

ri NOTICk.-PklCE OF WOOD AND COAL
~ REDUCED From this date, the subscriber
Pine for 50 so per cord, defvered Hard Coas
good article, warranted to burn wen, ct % so per
losd, delivered.
Orders left at Mr.. Woolfoik's Grocery on Broad
street, or the Office at the Yard viii be promptly
filed.
feS-ts THOS. FOSTER.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

" VS vhLOADLN hHAI ESVATK
1VA AT PRIVATE SALE-The subscriber 10 su-
tborized to sell those three valuable brick Tene-
ments on the Northwest corner of Cary and l2tt
streets, now occupied by punctusl tenants at fair
rents.
Also, vacant Lot now used as coal yard By
Mr.. Samuel 2. Hawes, fronting "a feet on ths
North side of the Basin bank running back 40 feet
to Cary street
Also, the brick Dwelling on the South side of
Leigh, between End and 3rd streets, now occupied
6y Mr. Charles Wood, having rooms, besides
kitchen, &c. Apply 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

MOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-I ann prepared
w to furnish any quantity of Oak Wood. a
the lowest cash prices. Orders left at the Stable
OF MIR Browning, on 9th sstreet, between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention.
have also several fine city raised Cows and
Calves, st my residence, half a mile from tha
first Toll Gate, on the Plank Road, for sale.
NH 9-ts &C, BURTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

k'OA KENT OR SALE.-The subscriber is
aotnofised to rent or sell a valuable Brick
aenemen5 In an eligible situation, within five mi
nates walk of the Banks The house contains
eieven 81 rooms; with gas throughout Upon the lot
'srge kitchen, with other buildings, hydrant,
&C Liberal time viii be allowed to a purchaser.
an opPoI.unty 70 thus furnished of making a safe
apS w coDn1N
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MOOD FOR SALE.-Ths subscriber having
W large quantity of Wood to dispose Of. has
found 1t convenient to take yard for thst purpose
His yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooks
A-enue. Orders for Wood may be left ct ths
stores Of G. G. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve Blair,
Jas B. Shelton, Esq or at the yard, which win meee
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he viii sell at the market prico.
la l9-ts JOHN f. REEVE
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'l,O IN K " EAk AND LANUUID.-Ban
Il nings celebrated Braces, for the prevention
and cure of Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptic, Ner
vcus, Spinal, Female. Uterine, and Childbed Weak
ness, Prolspsus Uteri, Hernia, &c, DC, by Mechan-
ical Supports.
A large assortment of sizes for sale at the pro-
prietor's prices, by
PURCELL, LADD co. Druggists,
ao2l 90 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25

% RI G E.-33 cases "Descoie" Spanish
Mass Licorice; II cases an" Spanish Mass Ii.
see; Cases "Barracco" Calsbris STICK Licorice;
sac by
Ep2o SAMUEL AYRES.
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EOR SALE. ! nave tor sale l50 acres Of iand
L about miles below the city, on the Charles
City road, about so acres Of which 10 cleared tho
balance 10 well wooded. The soil 10 regarded -
very good. 1t will be sold on accommodating
terms or traded for city property. Apply 70
EDWARD ID EACHO,
an 10 General Agent and Collector.
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~ F. LAUBEr on Broad, between 2nd and Ara
Streets informs his friends and the public that he
keeps at all times hand large and well selec,ed
stock OF Hair and Shuck Mattresses. Be n
also prepared to receive orders to furnish private
families and hotels with every thing In the Uphos
terry line, at the shortest notice and of the bese
workmanship. He respectfully solicits cal Of an
In want sp5-dlm*
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Ia FOX RENT, and possession given i'm
- mediately, that large new Store or Lumber
House on 18th street, next to Messrs Hartsook q
ssoHes. and opposite Edwin Workman T. Co. For
terms &c, apply to the subscriber.
ap A-l2t w n GEORGE
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O FOR X NT.-The Tenement mex
~ above, and adjoining the Union Hotel. Tn.
lower part to be occupied AZ a store, and the up
per part as q family residence. Apply to
ap lS TOLER 4 COOK Agenta
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II fore existing under the style of ENSIGN e.
SEARS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having unsettled accounts, can settle
the same with either party.
WIN. II. ENSIGN,