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SALE.-MrcHAEL R,1E,

& HERIFF'S SALE.-MIcHAEL RILEY &
executions to directed from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio, al the Fall term, ls53
will offer for sale OH
TUESDAY, The llth day Of October, 1853,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p
NJ Of said day III front of the Court House in ST. Ciars
vile in said county the following Goods and chales
To wit two Black Horses one mixed cOored mare, one
iron gray horse, one white horse brown horse aud
o ne hay horse and on
WEDNESDAY,, The l2M of October, 1853,
NJ OF said day III the same above stated and by
virtue of the same executionsI will offer for saeOn
ton B3 on the Central Ohio Railroad, near Lewiss MILL
in smith township Belmont county, Ohio the following
Goods aud chattles TO wit one horse CARTS 10 Of
cart harness. set of tools, consisting of Picks Shoyes
hammer lot of new horse shoes, two OF old Breec
Bands. two pair of Chains and Back Bank one single
tree, one iron plough lot OF corn supposed he twe
ty yc bushels more less, one lot OF stone the cu
vert across Ira Lewis Mill Race, two dressed bars and
rails one set OF Dacksnts tools, consisting one pair
Bellows, one vice. one anvil aud small tools. one shanty
used as backsmtis shop. one double shany used as
dwelling and a store room, one small shanty used
dwelling on the road side on the premises Of WIN. Parks
one large shanty used AZ stable OH the premises Of
Martin Foreman, barrels Of flour, keg of common to.
haccosa small lot Of Hat plug tobacco lot of Brown
sugar lot oftea IN papers, part of barrel of Macke
rel part Of barrel OF Moasses one mantle clock
barrel of salt one pair of patent balances and weights
lot OF saleratus in papers lot of thread lot OF Knives
and forks, hats, lot of new spoons lot of RAINING
of cough drops The above sale will continue from, lay
TO day until the above property is all sold.
JOHN q. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sherih's Office. Sept. Both, ls53-S3.
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(xUNDRY's MERCANTILE COL

UNDRY'S MERCANTILE COL
VI LEeE--Appollo Building, Norh.wcs, corner
sth and Walnut, CINCINNATI, o. |
Incorporated 1s4s.
The attention Of the public 10 respectfully called 10
the superior facilities afforded at this Institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manner3
for the Counting Room and business pursuits.
INSTRUCTION
bookkeeping by Double Entry.
complete practical OF instruction is given in
the art OF keeping Double Entry Books in
Mtnufaetures, comprehending the best forms in use
ong the mosfeminent establishments engaged indvd.
uay or in partnership in business whether prosperous
or adverse in the purchase aud sale OF merchandise at
wholesale aud RETAIL importing and exporting on their
Guiding specua,ions in Stocks. Real Estate. &C. with
stesmboating Bank Insurance, railroad and Books Of
Joint stock and Chartered Associations generally.
Commercial Calculations,
Embrace every variety Of computations pcrt.ninI :.
improved methods-Iniersst, Discount, EqpatioHs AZ
| bitration Of Erehangs, &c.
Mercantile Correspondence.
Such exercises are introduced on this subject as s,e
calculated impress business habits and genuine fu-
sness style Of Correspondence upon the mind OF iie
student, as well as fimiliaIize him with Commercial
Technicsites and Phraseology, including pro Jo'ma
| Invoices, Account Sales, Bills of Exchange, etc.
Practical Penmanship.
| One hour daily s devoted in teaching systematic
Style of business writing, combining freedom WIN
thorougn commahu oA manu- au peh, accu'a1 eho o,v
ganee with and rapdity, and perfect egbiity vi"
beauty Of construction.
Commercial Law and Political Economy.
Daily Lectures are given these important tolies
connected with the atoms Of the merchant in tn,
operations OF commerce and practical workings
embracing the subject of Partnership, Prncipai and
gent Negotiable Instruments, Sales. Debts GUARANTEES
&c. rlso the laws of Wealth, Currency foreign ant
domestic Exchanges, Credit Profit, Interest," Wase' In
tcrnatonai Trade, &C.
The course be completed in from eight to ~ elv
weeks.
| Terms for the Mereantile.course $40.
Expenses for Stationary, Diploma, &c, s..
instruction being given individually, applicants cal
enter al any time.
A know ledge OF the ordinary English branches is al
the requisite preparatory qualifications.
| The business acquaintance of the Principal euabe
render assistance 10 those wishing to procure 81,
Il uations on graduating.
Good Board be obtained IN the city at from s2,5
to $500 per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded tie Graduates.
Oct.s 1859. JOHN GUNDRY, Principal.
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L,IFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be
paid to any person who will buy a hoI OF DR.. TER
RELS Healing ointment, and using it according to di'
uciions, II they will call at my office and say, with a
clear conscience, that IL will not COMPLETELY CURE
Chained Hands, Chilhlans Chafng, Sore Lips, burns
not entirely eure Salt heum, Piles, Inflammation of the
Breast Bites Of Insects Pnples on the Face, and all
Diseases of the Skin. MONROE TERRELL,
Naugatuek, Conn.
il ITO whom all orders should he addressed. III
Sold also by the Principal Druggists and Country Mer
chants generally.
WHOLESALE DEALERs.--C. v. Cliekner Il Co, No 81
Barclay street, New York; A. Mcclure & Co., Albany;
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh; VIM. II. Brown & Bro,
No. Liberty ST., Baiinore I. W Sons Phil iIsdephia
j. w. COLLINS, 81. Cairsvie.
u. ALEXANDER, do
John A, HAines, East RichAnd.
!. v. NAniaw. Lioydsvilie
J. n. Mitchell, Morristown.
n. Murphy, Hendry sburgh.
Morton Carlisle, Fairview.
II, Miller, Bridgeport.
Turner M'0uirs, Martins Ferry.
Sept. 30, is53.--lyaow.
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LNALL DRESS GOoDS.-Just received
III q large stock or
French refinos, finest quality, all eoiors.
0erman Go. all wool.
Thihht cloth.
Madonna do, esshmsres, NJ. do LANES, all eoiors,
besut ifi, all wool de Isines all coiors only 3t cents
per yard. (sep3O) STONE d THOMAS.
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DREMlUM GOODS.-The Western Vir-
y finia Agricultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
Sept itth, 18th aud i0h awarded Premiums and
a Diploma for the following Goods:
lst For the hest and richest black hroeade dress
Cd, Finest French work embroiderios,
A. Best and largest va'ieiy OF dress siiks,
and Diploma for the richest silks and ma
ted chA party dresseand we have lots Of other rich
.lks plain broesde, Chameleon kc and shawis ofevery
description, equally rich and beautifwhieh could no,
he presented 10 " ant OF room Atthe Fair,
Also, choice variety Of Mckee aud Rohertsons
of CAssimeTes, Persian Cloths, Yarns de- OF the hest
premium quality, TO which we invite your attention.
Don't forget the place where the premium goods are
STONE & THOMAS,
sepa0l Bee. Hive store, Main a., Whssing.
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new GR0CERlES!!
HARDEN, BRANNUM & CO.,
IJAvE just received
IL 800 bbls . New New Orleans Molss'e'.
90 ibis Sugar House Molssses,
- halfhbs 4"
10 half bbls Golden Syrup,
so hds Sugar,
S bhis Crushed Sugar,
S bhls Refined "
10 Tierces Rice.
S Bags pepper,
S Bags Ailspiee,
100 bbls Mackerel,
casks Saleratus,
80 Boxes Palm Soap,
10 Boxes Star Candles
10 Boxes Starch,
80 bbls Carolina Tar,
All of which will he sold fair terms, fer CASH
APPROVED PRODUCE.
Feb. IL. 1883.
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n this enlightened nineteenth century it is
1 truly astonishing that there many crimes com.
mittod at which humanity shuddevs Can nothing cheek
he horrible procecdngst In despairh suhscrher tn ms
from contemplation of bloody record Of crime and
inv ties the attention Of
THE BEARDED PUBLIC
the much pleasing prospect ola visit his shop
IN the As-ment story OF Mr., j. II. Williams building
south west corner Main aud Market streets where lie
may found al all times ready perform tonsoal op
.Tatons that may be required.
LEWIS RANSOM.
eeptsmberO o, 1883.
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INO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
L AND Cars At WnoLksILr.-Ws are now receiving
our fall aud winter stock OF Hats and Caps, which will
he, we feel assured the largest and cheapest ever brought
To this city Country Merchants who design pure ehasing
east particularly Invited to call and examine our
stock for we are certain the prices are fully low
any house In Baltimore.
o.. u. HARPER Il SON,
No. 100, cor. Main and Union sis., Wheeling.
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AND JUDGE FOR YOUR.

seives.-WnEAr q CHArLisE johhers Of notions
and Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Whee ing, Va. We
would es the attention Of merchants and pedars to our
Of
$4,000 rolls Wall PAPER, Of every quality; lsrf
1900 !" Window Paper; 7'
800 g Velvet and common bordes;
- dor. Fire Board patterns; \ -,
Cotton and Silk Hosiery Of every description;
siik, cotton and Lis,e Thread Glsves;
Spool and Sken Thread,
Suspenders, Lace Goods, etc.;
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paper;
School and Blank Books;
Hardware, cutlery, connie, buttons;
Pins, Needles, hooks and eyes;
Zephyr worsted, sewing silks,
States, stationery, brushes;
Perfumery, gun caps, fishing hooks and lines
Together with every small article kept by country
chants. .
Thsss Goods are laid In expressly for jobbins and
will bs sold al small advance for cash trade in hand
sThs highest market price paid for rage feathers,
dax ssod ginseng, beeswAx, wooden rocks, etc., sx
change, or fU cash. March Is, lesS.
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A Il MY INSTANCE AN ATTACH
~ ment was this issued by Henry Thurston, a Jus.
tce of the peace Of Smith township Belmont county,
against the property aud effects of Peter Snyder alb
sconding debtor, for the sum of SOS, 90 cents.
Dated this 93d day of September, A. d. 1853.
Sept. 30.--pd. WM PARKS.
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Schlesinger's Patent ''Gutta Percha Coat
ed Pens"
THE subscriber 10 agent for these pens This coating
resists Aqua Forts, and prevents oIidsinR in the
ink. Sold by gross dos. The Trade and Teachers
supplied on liberal terms. J. II. WILLIAMS.
Sept. II. ie5s.
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Bllckets!

dO DoZ buckets just received and for sale No. :.
tO Main st. (spr 30, '5l) s. G. ROBINSON.
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DROCLAMATION.-The qualified elec.


l. tors of the County of Belmont in the State OF Ohio
are hereby notified that the next Annual Election will
he holden in the several Townships of said county, a,
the usual places OF holding elections in eAch on the see
end yussddyQ October, a. ID. 1882 being the lth day
Of said month"; al which time the following officers are
10 DO voted for and chosen, to wit:
Governor
! Lie utenant Governor.
Sec retary OF State.
l Treasurer of State.
Attorney General.
Judge of the Supreme Court.
Member of the Board OF Public Works.
1Comnlissioner of Common Schools
Senator To the General Assembly for the goth sepa.
torial district.
! Member OF the State Board OF Equalization for the
sOih Senatorial district.
Represen tslives for Belmont County.
Treasurer.
I Prosecuting Attorney.
County Commissioner.
County Recorder.
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
Director OF the County InnrmAry.
Aud the Trustees Of the several Townships in said conn
~ aie requested To return two Jurors from
respective townships one set for the Cou OF Common
wit: w.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

T w. NEWPORT, ATTORNEY TT LAW
AND SoLtciron IN CHArcxRr, St. CisirsviiIe, o.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MEREDITH PRE-
sYDING.-Last Saturday was sort of winding up day
of the criminal docket in this Court, and was en-
pieyed principally in the sentencing OF prisoners to
the renitentiarY.
Thadeus Williams, convicted Of grand larceny, and
the term of his imprisonment fixed at two years,
when arraigued to receive his sentence, declared
hself 10 be innocent of the charge and thought the
term given him very long one. The JUG pronouL-
cad the sentence.
Osway Smith. convicted OF forgery in two cases,
was sentenced for four years.
Wa. IS. Cudlipp. convicted of murder in the Sc
sond degree, was sentenced for five years
John Miles, alias John Mitchell. alias John Myers.
alias Johu Williams, in the Peuitentiary bis
secoud conviction. had live years added to his
term of service. Miles is u negro fellow. and
tened the first time from Stafford, and the second
FROM Fanquier county.
Robert Gardner, alias Robert Morgan, alias John
Henry, now il the P,nteutiery for the second term,
bad five years added to his time.
Charles Jones' alias c. Jones, alias George Morgan,
was re-sentenced for five years. he having been IN
the States prison the second time.
Robert Gill had FIVE years added to his term Of ser
vice, tor being twice in the Penitentiary.
VIM. Mcdowell, charged with stabbing, gave bal
Tor his appearance at the next term of the Court.
Pesrick Crawley, sometimes called James Broder
lex, gave bail for his appearance at the next term
the CiIc1it Court.
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BATH SCHOOL CHrLpREN-Mad. SoNTAG's Copcer
on Saturday morning was nuuleroGsly attended BY
the Sabbath School scholars of Richmond. The Al
r1csn church was crowded 10 excess, and happie
more beautiful collection of children and you'll
we do not recUilect ever TO have seem Mad. Son
TAG selected for the occasion music that could be
readily appreciated by her juvenile audience. such
as Sweet Home, Comm thro' the Rye, &c. The ap-
piause that followed each piece was rapturous and
the estimable songstress was favored wish = vast
namber of bouquets.
Al the conclusion of the Concert, Dr. JOHN DOVE,
Ia behalf of the Sabbath Schools, presented Mad.
sosrAG with an elegantly bound copy of the Bible
accompanying the gift with few appropriate re-
na.&s, which she gracefully acknowledged. aud re-
suesied the Doctor to say to the children that she
would remember them es long she lived"
On her way out of the church, Mad S. was sur.
rounded by great number of little girls all of WHOM
claimed kiss-G favor which she dispensed very lib
orally. Altogether il was beautiful scene giving
much pleasure TO all who witnessed it, and we are
sure the occasion will long be remembered by The
Sabbath School children Of Richmond.
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ARRIVALS Ar THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-Dr Soutl,alI, lady
and child, Amelia. w II Granite. AIbemarle; Wm i
A!cock, Y; NJ n Felt do: Ii Gordou Farmville
Wallace, DO; D Kunkle Panther Gap.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-J Kinnear, Rockbridge;
+ Mider, Goochland; Mcmillan, HanqyeE Va;
J Waggener, Hampshru, Va; J f Finch, Christians.
VILE
AMERICAN HOTELS May, Mass; w Brine,
do J NJ CabeI Nelson; G. Cabell do.
CITY HOTEL-E Muse, b Lumpkiu King and
Queen; N VI Jardela, ID c; C Binns, New Kent; I
Fisher Essex; Smith. w white, Petersburg; ]
Mayo. W Blair, Powhatap; Ford aud son. VII
New Kent; n Allen, Va; D C Butts, L II Frazier, +
J Walton, Petersburg; Miss Williamson. do; J
Shook. lndiana; S Nj Jones, Williams IL Halnil-
tom w Singleton, va. Essax
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YroLRST AssAULT.-Peter Lane, charg-
cd with assaultiug VIM. B. Weisiser, was examined
before the Mayor last Saturday and sent on to the
next term of the Hastings Court, to answer before
that tribunal. He admitted to bail for his APP
pearGnce in the sum of $500.
FUNERAL PROCESSION Diyi-
sion Sons of Temperance, of Manchester turned
out yesterday escort its final home the remains
of their deceased brother, Nathaniel Taylor
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NEW PROCESS FOR TASsrNG-On Friday
last shown samples OF leather and sheep
skins, tanned by ''kennedys process" which is said
to be far expeditions than the old method and
equally effective, exhibition at the Fair tits
to be regretted that Mr. Jacob S. Alice, who exhl-
bted them, had not brought them forward in tune
fer the Committee Of the grictuIa Society to y
anime aud psss upon their merits as it is quite likely
that he might have gained premium BY doing.
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LIE EAIR On

THE FAIR GROUNDS, by this time, are
nearly deserted, the thousands pf persons who at
doubt well pleased with all they saw and heard
Such collection of took as exhibited last week
venture the prediction never before seen in
Virginia. while that of the mechanic arts was but
little, if at all inferior.
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NARROW EscApE.-On Friday morning
last, between and 10 O'Clock. Mr. VIM Porter God.
sey Bar Keeper at the Arbor bad narrow escape OF
his life. He had mounted his horse and was Just
starting tc tha Fair grounds, when reaching the
North tagging 18th street, the horse sppled and
fell, throwing him with much violence against the
pavement. His activity and presence of mind alone
Slved him from bong crushed, the animal upon
which he was mounted, fell almost in the same spot
with HIM. We pleased to learn that his only
Injury is few slight bruises.
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CARD.--The Manager Of the SONTAG
CONCERT respectfully announces that ct the sex
press desire of Madame SONTA0, who wishes that
an opportunity should be given TO- oil classes Of so
eiety of hearing her fpiorto her departure for Eu
rope the price of admission has heen fixed ut the uni
form rate of ONE DOLLAR TO ALL PARTS OF
TIE HALL. for her two Farewell Concerts to be
given at METROPOLITAN HALL, on MONDAY
and WEDNESDAY next
The first Concert win take place on MONDAY,
Nov. 7t, &C METROPOLITAN HALL, which has
been carefully numbered, giving comfortable seat
TO every visitor.
The programme viii be of . most popular" de.
scription, embodying number of English Gems, in
addition to the usual selection of Concert Music.
" MADAME SONTAG will sing Eve times,
Wiz
/. The celebrated "Ah Non Giunse." from La
Sonuambula.
2. Aud Robin Gray.
? 8. COMM Through the Rye.
4, Whistle and Pll come to ycp my Lad.
r. The famous "Elixir Of Love" Duet, with Sig.
Rocco
gy- The Ticket Office 10 at Mr.. Jas. Woodbouse's,
No. i59, Main street. where seats may be secured
without extra charge. Tickets will also be onnd
the evening of the Concert at the door; but visitors
will do well to buy them during the day.
Try Concert to commence at O'Clock.
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TEARING 1T DowN.-At length the hand

of Improvement has been laid upon dan serous eve
to portion OF city, and it is now being re-
of 2st and Cary streets, which for wears
past has been in very dangerous condition was being
torn down by worimen on Saturday last This ia
probably of the Oldest frame buildings il, The
city and was once very fine building then the res:
dence of the father of the present Mayor of Rich
mond. Joseph Mayo. ESQ. Strange to say, many 0.
pat up rs site is beautiful enc tor srre Sem,,Iis
eon house
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SEVERE AcClDENT.--A lad, named Dem
mis- Kennedy, employed in Mr.. John Wrght's bake
shop was seriously injured by jumping from table
and lighting upon sharp iron spike, which passed
through the foot coming the calf of the leg
He wasiusantly furnished medical aid aud his fien6s
now entertain strong hopes that he will escape lock
law and death
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ET-TEA. TEAL! TEA ..--lnuse buying TEAS
will please bear in MUD that HULSr KING are
retailing their large and well selected stock of line
FRESH TEAS at wholesale prices. Those " no
wish to save money will observe the following pri.
der at Is aud SO cents; extra fine Gunpowder ana
peral at only III; extra Oolons Black at 50 and "a
cents and splendid English Breakfast Tea at Gully
62l cents per pound. HULSTk KING,
Frankiin street, opposite the Old Market.
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HonsE srEA1.,sc.-some DAYS sin

published the notice of horse having been stolen
from Capt. VIM Graves of this city. by calling
himself J. J. Brown. We understand that the thief
has been arrested ard put in prison in the town of
Winchester, and that Mr.. Graves and officer Tyler
have gone Oft to identity the fellow and biiag him
back to this clty. His real name turns cut 10 he
horace Smith.
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ALFRED JAELL,
Conductor.

TY- The new AMERICAN BOOK of the CON
CERT containing full foundations of all the pieces
performed a. this or any other of MADAME SON.
TAGS CONCERTS. With every Book viii be given
copy of the SONTAG GEMS. containing the Swiss
Song the Polka Aria, the Ricci Waltz, and the Linda
Aria arranged for the Piano Forte making pages
OF music.
fY- Price for the CONCERT BOOK, including the
SONTAG GEMS IS cents-to BIO had at the Ticket
Office and the Hall 10 7-2t
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CoNTIsUED.-James Saunders, charged
with ASSEMBLING VIM. P. Baldwin, in his own house
appeared before the Mayor last Saturday but owing
TO the absence of witnesses, the examination was
postponed TO another day.
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Star. GRANITE.-At the late Fair ives saw
q beautiful specimen of James River Granite, which
had been prepared and dressed Glthe stone yard 4
Mr.. J. w. Davis of this city.
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70 TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE CITY.-lf you wish to get your
Hair cut aud dressed In the latest and most approved
style, Call on H0BSoN. at the Hair Dressing, Shay
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel
n. B.-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from A. NJ to half past P. NJ. and on Satur-
day to II p. NJ.
Single Bath IS cents, Eve tickets for 81. En-
trance on lIth street. oc %
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TOR RENT-A very desirable BRICK
Il DWELLING, on sd street. containing rooms
with fire places aud brick kitchen, hydrant, &c. in
the yard. For terms, apply to
c. n. NIMMO, Sd street.
no 7-Stt between Clay and Leigh streets.
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I've AUCTION NUIIJk.--Atlention is solicited
), ~, sals Of Orocercf. nc, This Morning, 1t 10
a.eIonk on Canal corner Of 9th and at streets
M ALEX. MOTT & CO., Aucts.
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rry.uDAY AFTER THE FAR '--and vet not TOO
late d, have your picture taken Of sIMONS Go sas
" and secure Que Of BIZ Lai, Premium Dssnerr IS.
~ est materials We have great many of
his n;ctures. aud they all beautiful aud faithful
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IRos WoRK--At the late Fair we saw a
MessTs ]. Y & L. j.. Barns, OF this city and psnsl
a. two Of iron railing, by Dir. James D. Browne, OF
yth street that rejected great credits upon the manu-