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BIRTHS.

MccOLLUM-May O. sOS 10 Mr. and Mrs William NColun.
PACkER-MaY o. DAUGnrEs 70 hf and Mrs Henry q.
PAGF-Msy ~ soN 10 Mr. and Mrs Ward A. PAGE
ROACH-Bisy 20 DAUGHTER 10 hL ad Mrs Charles Roach
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rorxr npo,yxv- -Tbo body Of a man named Michael

NcLsrhn xss ye sdsy ia dock fogt OF Overs EAs
h.scF tie led for scyefa Gai e-d "sh -,
va iuorcacf ODolne.l b. "a an N ies upon us
lsav and he jury rendered verdict oi am y drowning Inc
d,tsssd work, d siJLf oyster SAID ln W atei .
Tie body of on unknown man about 10 years OF age
~ ve,,esv u IN the dock Iisr No H. North River In de
I'D krs r lt erd about teet IA h.ht snd vas
m sd n tsk clio back sstin vest and grey eas mere
rsns lad been Ia the wster for several ~eeAs toolt
hin be AN rsust uru body and the rendered 'sdct
# death by cfov
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

CoScrRr At PLYMOUTH CHURCH.-rhe Sunday Schools
give complimentary Concert, on Tuesday this evening
10 their music teacher, Hr H. E. Matthews for his oeHe
f on nccoun: Of bis poor health Tie Will be thankful to
see a full attendance
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FATAL AccIpENT-Coroner Hilton held an inquest yes
rosv a. the Hospital zpon the body Of James holani
A. l,n ad ~ yesrs death caused by act
Of ile ku afTears that the t inst the deceased va, a.
,t ,nip. of h ks - Beeknanst, when to~ LABOR
sv knock bck the top Of PIE, anl 10 i'
g enc tie decased Upon tie head. causing inln "eA
verdict q accidental DEAN Inc
deceased lived ifh bis mother No. ~ Olunge-s-
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RiCHARD BELL. Tr.ss,
NJ JULLIENs CONCERTS.

To tie Etforcf 7heN y frbvns
SIR: Having read a statement in Tie Ner- York Herald
of this day the effect that NJ Juliens engagement with
NY brothers and sell has already terminated allow me TO
inform you that will not expire until Monday June D
next have also NJ Juien- full authority to state that
he has not entered into any engagement whatever win
Mr.. Barnum to play at The Crystal Palace
Ii you will give publicity to the above you will much
obrce your obedient servant, Arthur CHAPPELL.
Me-. Iork May - 81
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fad,ert.semenf.
Trr szr PuoroCRAPrs.-The attention Of the

LIFE SIZE PEOTOGRAPH-.-Ihe attention OF the
public cslss s'yle Of DASyE tHEotfLss o.
80 IL al ses-the suEpasiLg ~ depth ~ TOM ead
b nov he lnshed psur1s on canyAss-t.e s sLei
Miniatures o. IVORY A. 20 AAebe-' 80
rftNfy thy unsupad Perfect hk-neases any 80 en
- 90 ri. rfoe4 fom DazuerfeOtyps Iaseu only " j.
Srssry D FsEpscgs Nc. p Boulevard dss Capueines
Psrs ard No $40 Broadway
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NEEJLRSEY IIEMS.

THE HoFOKEs BRID6E.-search was made yesterday at
oboken to ascertain vheiher any persons were drowned
by the falling Of the ferry bridge the evening previous
No bodies found and persons were heard of as
missing is quite certain that no lives were lost by that
accident. The bridges Of the Hoboken ferries have no
eosts under them az the other ferries have and il at all
time. dangerous to overload them They Aght to be
constructed in an improved manner.
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AccpESr N THE FULroN-sT. SEwER.-I estcriay afer-
poeu stiiu named John Draining met with ssefi3 aad
rh.rs "a A. scc dent working Fuioast sewer tie was
sussss tofor1 the eNca. i'm opros' tnney whsu
~ orb, n the bid down large stone before hs
td me 20 20, or h hir The h. ad snt sade
rdus the sku snd co Tar boue It' injured man
the trugore opposite whence he was conveyed . ms
hone On the conner Of Sui b ard Mil-sts
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Advertisement.
..nrn.f. INN -nI-pCu IOI-R =

N. Yos R.rrr Al suborzed Csnrlr' furnthst Wiih
psrrr. The pgblc caufoned sxan money 70
ard r,r-icul sy sssnst C. W HUBBELL yOane man OF
a an Il subcrpoEs snd giving shitrsA
him eli A. With the oce VI pnbles
kh i uot liz cae p D. OSyIs Puhher No 70 Ssssa7r
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lAdveIrs<msnt
N,royn THrATTR.-The performances at this

NATIONAL HIM I'M ut PtIIol I'u"uc1 % II =.
hrse fr rht found highly tttrsctve smnsne .nd m
cre Cosy AID TAYLOR sppeir a two piees ~ta the
80. Ruin and Ysrkee The nder Of the word Mons
NM viii ,o execute bis nmense esfs ard The Real fsHJ
M Guard vii appear armed ard equipped sesordns TO scott
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fAdv-rtsemeut - ..
Elacsnt Erench and India Wedding and Nlsuns Caru'
fAfxsrrisement

er.rsrsd ssd printed syis; Wedding
s.<riu,ou of lhe .sst m Pss sna Looagn
p,.isd Docs Pates EvEEpELLs 80 bo,s~sI' e' VI N
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sRs. s.-Before Judge CLERxE.
.f.uEAs fnUpIfa
U. s. DISTRICT corar-geso.s Judge IssEa.oLL.

7. ID. and u. b fOwNf ag TIE ohip y NHttsnSi"iki
To recover $780, alleged loss by refusal 10 receive on
hoard according 70 agreement 5000 suprdcia feet Of Lumber for
San FIrncio that the lauber bsng bought
side in ighe the Eat River found not be Of tns
quality character agreed aud ist The master ana e o"n'
usff led N efuns IT, Testimony was taken
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C.st C.st Gas As,-CHAsDELIERs ana OAs fh-
xr.rs ~ S,. .nA srcae degns viii be sand sns srssf
r,,uf.errin. assSs of kacHIi WAksEs Co. No '' 0s@
way. The .sr,sst slcek IN America
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SERIOUS CBR,GE AccIDENr-On Sunday ate noon
NJ Peer McGu who riding in Garage thouss Nane
hrour or consequence Of the Interfering oi hs hose
s nured ths his life despad o. lie "ss con
IL in Hamo BY seNea- eaeers et as
Ikird District Polce.
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Nrw,RE PAN FIRE DgPARrNEST.-It ia stated to be
the ao the present hfemen OF New"
- nd 70 unite the Department oOustu
H. six Of the companies Il sad there
no, ae man Who will 10 he newly adopted or
gusou Thursday uinE next meeting Of the present
f,rsreut IN held Wsshngton Hall when Is expected
dec is,e and lnsl action will be taken~
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rnklng Of ran last ght coolly cloFei alerably
day The air rather fresh during the afternoon
and consequence there constant clouds of dust
binding and suiocang the people in Broadway anu other
much Travelled str cts.
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HOWEs NOTICE IN Tie MACHINERY CUL. ~ III "
.iie 81 important pen0us interested y sLN>s
and especially to those sboaf Parcf asns keH II
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CoScERTs AT CASTLE GARDES.-M. Jullieas company
at Castle Garden is occupied with nightly benefits
That Of Mr.. Brough old favorte in the musical COM
nuniy, and at present connected in business relation
with NJ. julien, viii take place tomorrow night Tho
benef. Of VI lie Anna Zerr comes of tonight
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ror Oranse COUNTY while utoScsed yeSeday iel ino ms
drk ecr cf Beschst y R. but forunatey rescued tn
dI,vs b the rous q lad 10 ysa o sAs h4a.sa .
Er,v Iyins Al NJ - N.s-st who entitled % mlch cledI-
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taken before Justice Osborn and locked uP or ; n is-
fault Of bail.
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L. 4. Berjamins Grand Concert and May Queen Fes-
t,0l, viii be given at the Broadway rabernacle, on
Wednesday evening by chorus Of twelve hunire young
singers and tic largest juvenile orchestra in this country
consisting Of yent! five young musicians various in
sisumoIis Tie e1erces to consist Of variety Of VOC
and nsurenal music TO close with the grand coronation
fcstival entitled Alice Dale" the village queen.
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CITY ITEMS.
1851.
May 29....

MRTEOROLOOit Al 2EGisTEA
F'os C5serrGfEs By SL1addrt Th<rn01eeTs az ~ CA1nS
sONEEI1I
1854. sAN i.M spA
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An effort Is now being made in Newark, by the friends
b rdu.,r school enterprise funds FOR the erection
OF o budngsone In the North and the other iH the h Ward
10 be devoted School purposes
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Mrs. +. J. johnson, OF whom hear high praise as
dramatic reader viii give entertainment tonight at
the Stuyvcsant Institute.
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Mr.. Walack played two Of his most notable characters
last night TO a house full comfort would allow His
representations generally too well known to require
special notice and too near what they should be TO cha
lenge criticism. Bookworm in The Scholar. Is one
OF his gems ana must be given many times more before
the public appetite viii be- appeascd II has been received
will the most hearty applause ~ oitca A. presented HIS
rollt king, iovis reckless Dick Dashul, is too well
known for further remark The patrons Of the house will
gladly welcome him whenhe again appears which we pre-
sumo will be soon.
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Total........."iO
THE TURF.

UNION CoursF. l.. I-TRoTrIsG-Nnfdg May -
ls5iPuse and stake of $500 milo heats best three IN
sve IN WAGONS md drivers weighing 300 pounds:
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TIE LADIES DEPOSITORY removed on the lst Of May
from No. 7sI Bleecker-s; to No l9l Nnth-'t few doors
ives, of Broadway The great increase Of rent OF aanes
and Of all the expenses incidental to shop have fallen
with peculiar severity upon this institution therefore
Loped that it, friends will endesyor to sustain II Q! 'enans
an increase of employment for those dePenaen' upon X
and we are assured that should any iee ineneu s'e
la nv contributions TO its treasury such dona-
vii; he mos, thankfully received at the Depository by
srv Of The officers of the society The Ladies Depository
s.,,hE.hed in November 1888, for the purpose o'
supplying work to respectable females of evefy rsls0a.
senomips,iOn" 1t was more particularly INTENDED 'o'
the bene6, Of those persons who, having experienced
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

TnGsrNrArroN-Mr Geo. ii. Mortar, first Clerk in
tie City Inspectors Department, was presented on Mon
day with splendid gold watch and ohain By those who
were associated with him in the Department in 1882 as
ken Of their esteem and high regard. The Street n
speotors who served under City Insector Downing during
tie late purfcaoD of the City embraced the occasion to
cypress their appreciation of his valuable services during
lis term in the Department.
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Additional subscriptions for the testimonial 70 Capt
Fitch ana Others:
H. Msrhal Co.......Sic0 r T. Baruum so
& Ganfher Sou...... 90 Previously received. M
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b.eys, Ia GOOD deeds would employ portion Of their time IN
d,nF tie bad practices Of some oon yonh ny
f H. c,u,. of city u Trenton erycs
Gurtowu l. celebrated lad boys and "a ~ admitted ie tat
w 80 e y trfrutou Gazette.
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Testi,nony Continued.
CoNrAur, Ashtabnla Co.. O., Nov.

CoEEAUr, Ashtabnla Co., o., Nov. 1853.
Dr. TUBRs--Sir: After nine years of suffering
and nine years Of fruitl-ss search for help, | am
most happy 10 inform you that health is once mure
restored. As you aware was dffl cted with
a harsh cough and frequent splitting Of blood from
The lungs, both Of which were aggravated by great
sensbiy to cold and | Y often taking cold. My
stomach had also been dsordered for some years
that | could eat no hearty food, and but little of
any kind; even milk would cause me hours Of suf
fering. Strange feelings aud blindness came
over me at times, and could not stand for several
minutes, then pass off with palpitalion and faint
uess. was thin in flesh and stopped forward un-
avoidably from weakness of chest and stomach.
was under your treatment five months ending
last February During that time the cough aud
raising both stopped, digestion became good, and
gained twenty-four pounds in weight. During
the summer and up TO this time, retain my flesh
and strength aud am entirely free from both lung
and stomach symptoms. What other physicians
have tried for years TO effect, costing some two
hundred dollars, you accomplish in five months at
expense of only ten dollars. My residence is
seven miles east Of this place, in Springfield, Pa.
LEVI G. GERRED.
P.S My brother George w. c., whom you
treated at the time for epileptic fits to which
he had been subject for fifteen years, had not had
one since then, and his general health is likewise
better now than it has been for many years before.
March, 10, '54. L.G. G.
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TAMEs b. NEENAN is hereby notified that
j Joshua u. Smith has filed his petition sgaiusi
hin, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sandosky
County, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which Pc
lition is 10 obtain Judgment agans the said Nee.
nan his three prom issory notes for one hundred
and fifty yfve dollars, aud that unless he answer on
or before the 9th day Of May, 1854. The said pc
tion the same will be taken as true aud Judgment
rendered sccordingiy.
And the said Neenau is further notified that an
order Of attachment has been issued agains, in
favor Of said Smith by said Cont Tor the ahose
named sum. JOSHUA Is. Shll II.
March l7-le54
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NOTICE.

TAMES d, NEENAN is hereby notified that
y Gilbert g. Edger,on has Sled his petition :
ganst him in the Court Of Common Pleas Of San !.
dusky County, the object and prayer Of which ps-
tition is TO obt ain judgment against the said Neensa
on an account for one hundred and two collars
and twenty EIGHT cents with interest thereon nom
November Is, 1853, and that unless he answer on
or before the 9th day Of May, 1854 the said pct,
toA, the same will be taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly.
And the said Neenan is further notified that an
order of attachment has been issued against him
by said Court in favor of said Edgerton for the
above named sum-
March 1884. GILBERT G. EDGERTON.
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CIR Oceries!

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper, Molasses,
Tobaccos, and nearly every article in that liae of
the best qualities.
AS for prices, "there's no use talking" Since
we have taken down Head Quarters so badly no
one, who is acquainted with the facts, will for a
moment dispute that We sell SO exceedingly low
that all are not only satisfied, perfectly, but aston
ished. So | will not BloW, though might with
great proprety do SO, for have something to blow
about.
Come along, then, all who wish to prosper in
this world, and get your mouey back.
IL We have employed BELAy, who will be
always on hand TO cut and fiji all sorts of garments,
in the latest styles.
U Don'tforget the place, is one door South ol
Garfield d. Miohells, nor don't be afrd of wear.
ing out leather by walking up street, to whe re you
hnd HEAD QUARTERS. 1t will pay and nc
mistake
A. GUSDORFS.
Fremont, November l2, 1883
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The {. 30 A. NJ. from CleAelaud and ..

The $50 A. NJ. from CeAeiand and 8, 10 A. NJ
train from Toledo, at all stLtions,
The 3,00P. NJ. train from Cleveland and ,, 50
P. NJ. train from Toledo stop al Oberliu, Norwsik.
Monroeville, Clyde and Fremont oniy,
Tho 7, 45 r. M. train from Cleveland and the
90 A. NJ from Toledo stops al all stations ex.
cept Camden, Washington, and Stony Ridge.
Connecting at Cleveland with Lake Shore and
Cleveland ard Pittsburq Rail Road
AT Monroeviile with Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad.
A, Clyde With Trains Of Mad River and
Lake Erie Road. H
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains Of
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana all
Road
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New Marble ManufaCtory,
CY Il. OHIO.

KY.
7 Nhe subscriber has recently opened Marble
i Establishment at Clyde. He intends keep
ing on hand, constantly WELL SELECTED,
and superior variety, and quality Of
n Om ID St ones,
and every other article in his line. He hatters
himself that he will be able promptly, TO fill all
orders, and accommodate all who may see proper
TO patronze him to theii entire satisfaction; BY
selling as low, and on good terms as any
other establishment in northern Ohio. His loca
iion, at Clyde is very favorable FOR the shipment
Of Marble. whether / n the form of Tomb Stones
or for other purposes, TO any part Of the State.
and he hopes by keeping superior quality OF
marble on hand, and BY superior work manship,
and close application TO business, TO make it. 10
the advantage and interest of all whom it may
concern TO deal with him. Orders from a dis
tance will be promptly attended TO.
HORACE THOMSON
/. Jan oj 1p51-tf
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED,

To Sell Pictorial and UsJW W0fKs JOr Uls ItuT IoOf
$1,000 A YEAR.
WANTED, IN EVERY SECTION OF THE
w UNITED STATES, active aud enterpris-
ing men, to engage in The sale of Some OF the best
Books published in the Country. To men Of good
address. possessing small capital of from 8 25 to
800, such inducements will be offered as to en-
able them TO make from So to SIS day profit.
0-N7- The Books published by us are all useful
in their character, extremely popular. aa1 COM
mand large sales wherever they are offered
For further particulars, address, (postage paid, }
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
March iO-3t 1871 HiLianl 81 NclC York.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

ON the first day Of April d. 1854 at 2o'cock
" in the afternoon at the door OF the Court
House in Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio will
be sold 10 the highest bidder the property of the
children and heirs Of John Stahl, deceased, Land
Warrant iumber 6020l for 50 acres Of land.
Terms of Sale--. Cash in hand
DAVID STEVENSON,
Guadian of Rolandus, Angeline IL Sarah Stahi.
March 3 1894
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Hard w are Col um n
t LL1L1O W VI TNsL.ND
Owing 10 the uncxampled Rush Of
N H w O. q % I'D s
At tho
HARDWARE STORE!

NTE hnd Il necessary 90 occupy entire col
w unn 10 enumernte the principal articles 10
our largely increased stock, We do this fer the
benefit Of our large circle Of friends and Custein.
ers, that they may be aware Of the very extensive
aSsorment TO be found on ou shelves In GU ware.
rooms and cellars. IL 10 unnecessary for US to say
that thJ inhabitants OF this county havs realized
The beueis derived from having this Mammoth
Harduare Esidjii,hmeat in their a1dsi, 40 is evil.
dent frem the constant rush TO our counters, aud
the card loads Of goods daily leaving our Store
for every point of the compass, aud from the oft
repeated enquiry Of strangers ia our town Of,
Wtce is utaL Hard Waye Store people talk 80 much
abopts
Allow US 10 return oTr siHCers thanks 10 uur
many friends who have extended the favor of their
patronage, aud aided us IN getting fairly estab-
lshed and TO show you that YOUR patronage is
not unmerited, just walk in aud look at our
Is,mease Stock Of Hard H'dre. Iron, Stores,
TN Ware, dc, dc.
To those Of our friends who have been commit
ting mat in,0ng, aud find il pcessary to commence
house .keepng, we would invite to call and exam.
inc our large aud ful stock Of house keepin o
articles, Tn begin with, You want fret rate
Cook Stove aud Trimmings, sctt Of knives and
forks spoous, fat irons, shovel and tongs, coffee
mill, wash tubs, wooden bowls, sieves, butter Ia.
dies aud stamps, family grindsstones mops pals
sugar aud coffee boxes looking glasses, candle
sticks, snuffers aud trays, scrub brushes white
wash brushes. combs, fire irons. broons, churns,
brasskettes, nesk forks, iron skimmers, steelyards
clocks. butcher knives, steels, bread knives, min g.
cling knives, britannia tea and coffee pots sets OF
castors, ladies, tin ware OF all descriptions pepppr
boxes, match sntes, spitoons, draw scales, paste
jggcrs, willow cradles, &c., &c.
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NOTICE.

TAMES d. NEENAN is hereby notified that
u James Mitchell and George C.. Garfield, part
hers, under the name aud firm OF Garfield g.
Mitchell. have fled their petition against him in
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Sandnsky County,
Ohio. the object and prayer Of which petition is to
hundred and ffiy.sx dollars and eiqhty,four cents
on an account with interest thereon from The 18Th
November $50, and that unless he answer on OF
before the Bib day Of May ls5l the said petition,
the same will be taken true aud judg at gsnd-
cred accordingly.
Aud The said Neenan is further notified that M
order OF attachment has been issued against him
from said Court in favor Of said Csn6eld & MiIche
for the ab0ve named sum.
March 1884, CANFIELD K MITCHELL
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JAMES A. MCKAY,
ArChi tect g. Builder,

I'll Dbs Oht W.
YTNENDERS his services 10 those wishing 10
build either public buildings or private resi- :
des,crs lie will fOrnieh original designs in any
Of the various styles Of architecture accurate
estimates mud specifications, accompanied with
drawings of details and elevations, got up WIN
promptness and despatch in which beauty aud
taste are made 20 combiae aud hnrmonze whh
economy, convenience and durability
Mr. Nj. will also give instruction Ia architecture.
and perspective drawing aud shading, geonie,rcal
handrang &C. TO such MS are desirous OF be-
coming indcious and tasteful master builders.
All Communications irNm obrond promptly at
tended io. March l0-'53-Gm.
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ASIIninistrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Leonard Hill is
IN duly appointed aud qualified as Administrator
of the estate of f. r. Hill, deceased, Of Bavle
TIP, Sandusky Co, Ohio.
March TO- 1854. LEONARD HILL.
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SCHOOL NOTICE,
Dissolution of Partnership.

yTNHE partnership heretofore existing in the
Il Clothing Business, under the firm OF LITTLE
81 FoLLGrr, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be continued by w. r.
LITTLE who is hereby authorized to settle and
receive all debts due said firm, aud to pay all just
claims upon the same.
VIM. r. LITTLE,
Bellevue March J, 1854. Z. D. FOLLETT.
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Division via santluc h v

Leave Ohio City at 4 90 a. NJ. and 3,45 P. NJ.
Sandusky 100 and 4,25
The IL 90 A. NJ. train from Ohio City and 4, IS
train from Sandusky, stop only at Eyria, Amherst,
Vermillion and Huron.
The 100 A. NJ. train from Sandusky and 3,45
P. M. train for Ohio CITY, stop at all stations.
F. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Sup'rs Office, c. & T. R. n.
Cleveland, Nov. 6, 1853.
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Chain Pumps.

A large arrival Of chain, pump reels, pine, g.
"A Iink tubeinr, IL rollers for chain pumps.
The new znk tubeng, seems to be all that is
wanting 10 render this very popular pump, per-
feet in every particular. Warnted not to freeze
in the coIdest weather--we ask our friends and
every body who are in want of pump to exam
inc this article at the Hardware Store Of the Boys
CANFIELD & MITCH HELL.
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YANKEE NOTIONS,
FINE AND COMMON

sD -BE VASA| -hEG e. EVA ~
We defy Competition, as particular at.
enlion is given to this branch Of Business, aud
The Stock kept yfdi and complete. Merchants aud
p Pedlars dealing in any of those Goods will find
it for their interest TO examine our Stock 1t may
be that some Merchants ara not fully aC-
quainted with the facilities afforded by CleN eland
Merchants. The wholesale trade of our city, has
probably doubled in the last twelve months. We
should be pleased TO make the acquaintance Of
Merchants and lend them all The aid IN our power
10 make them acquainted with our Merchants and
Business men, and will guarantee mer.
chanis who makes the experiment will regret il,
but will do as others have done before them, and
trade largely with Cleveland Merchants. Put
dozen Name and number, and cali and see US.
UP N. B.-Mcrclia Mt Talors will iud it TO their
interest TO examine our Stock.
ALCOTT HORTON,
Ercl,isire JobdeTs, 81 Superior Street
Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 3, l954-3m.