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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE CO..
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES

BY DUNLOP. MONCURE l. CO.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY,
the 4th inst commencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell
at wharf and warehouse, at Rockets, the cargo
ofthe schr. Fearless. from Attakapas, with
I45 bbls prime MOLASSES.
months' credit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard snb to Wss.hsr.
VIII be added to the above sale the cargo OF the
schr Chas T. Smyth from New Orleans, with
$50 hhds SUGAR various brands, ranging from
fair to choice quality
APPS DUNLOP, MONCURE CO., Aucts.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO..
GROCERIES, &C.-On THURSDAY,
VI 9Th April will sell at 10 o'elock st our AUG
ten ,.s ~ s. sas asna eoFFEE VIZ
e e 49, g. e oi f:s, sB5f.ssrs d. %.
Madeirs, Sherry and Port WINES.
CANDLES; SOAP; MusTARD.
Green and Black TEAS.
c cSa i sSS case. TuMsLERs. &c,
ALSO. s
whom 1t MAY concern, marked Il. s. FOL receiyed
per schr Richmond, from New York. a -
Also, 200 drums FIGS.
Terms Under 500 cash, 500 and over 4 months
''sa', : D1AVEsfoar. ALLEN : co,
Q0A CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
yOO HATS, AT AUCTlON.-On WEoNE0.
IA I'm pril we will sell 1t clock st oer Auo-
Goods: 81 $50 Sss''r
Gents fine Calf BOOTS. a4A
De-. L Il Z RRoGANs FN9s W.
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YTAIJTABLE TRACT OF LANU iM
" 1r1rsTrRfiELD. 81 MILES FROM RICH.

MoND, FoR VIZ ell s Il ;ss ron.
81 Lana y s.y he ld River Road, and 'front.'
W ~ Ia Jsmes RIVER containing 76i Acres o.
Lana about 800 acres q which s s'ss $ 80 ~ Low
cSs hsianca $500 acrss) n pine and Ca Growtn.
n ssa eouyenlsntiy be divided into TIVE iss.1 -
spr "a abundepce Of good wslsrs 80 ~ Il sbs
Av: hns large beds III xrAnite quite ~ ~
~, Mar 81 hss 81 ts Nv mill ~
vards nom The rives; end I'll the On'id'nss
icr farm excspt awstiiug u. ,... sooA
The soil e eeca and essily tsapFevees 7s g.
essH ss,s.s !. ons.l..sa eaah: lsisaee = -
wears, for negotiable notsa interest," ssess =
I trust deed .s~.rs.I = AppHnn0H
mhH 0opVsU
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN late concern of 5. McGRUDER SONS. will
please make immediate payments, asIonger indul-
gence cannot be given.
s. McGRUDERS SONS,
at old stand of s. Me6ruder L Sons
,rhQ
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MOTT E RS BkEAST CLOTHS

lyl These Cloths are now acknowledged to give
the most perfect and speedy reliet to pain in the
breasts of nursing mother arising from cold or any
other cause; and to afford the only complete protec-
ton against that distressing uiiction, GATHgRED
BREAST, known to the world at this day They may
be worn without the least discomfort to the mother.
and If procured and worn during the period OF
ing, whenever any disagrecsble symptom of hard.
they guaranteed to give salief, and in every in
stance prevent the Rising Breast. There are thou
san s who suffer deaths during the period OF nursing
Directions for using these Cloths accompany tiem.
IT, A renfistrncc of Oh, accompanied by IL cents
worth Of postage stampA will secure the prompt
transmission by mail of pair of these Ciothsio any
part of The United States. $500 sss aassa
They are for sale exclusively by.a1,,,s.,,s
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FROM MExrco.--A brief outline Of the following
news by the steamer Texas, embracing advices
from the city Of Mexico to March L. we have given
heretofore by telegraph;
Inc Eco doi Conercio states that the condition of
Alvarez Is becoming desperate according to ali tho
latest accounts which have been received by wav Of
illustrating THE fact It relates that petty chief ha
wing got together small body OF men with whom
he proposed to join Alvarez, was In n condition
which rendered it necessary to apply to him for
supply OF "the sinews OF war; Alvarez. however
was In no condition TO comply, and he could only
haransue bis friend and followers and make great
promises for the future. These were not sufficient
to sustain their wants aud vews, and therefore
they dishanded
The frdH Union announces that Gen. d. Martin
Cos has placed some obstacles In the way of the
continuation OF the works on the Isthmus II adds
that it Is TO be hoped that this had been caused
only by so,ne misunderstanding which will soon be
cleared up.
Notwithstanding the reported failure of the rebel
non OF Alvarez, we sec ii announced by the Uni
cersdt, that Santa Anna had proceeded in person to
Guerrero The recruiting OF his healthis named as
one of the objects of his going thither but at the
same tne doubt is left that the real object is that
OF endeayoring Ia put down Alvarez
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Wholesale and Retail Agents,
NH 27-dS cts III Main st, Richnaond.

4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, 30.
FORMs-CHERRY PEGTOR AL Ina NEW
SHAPE-Baggs CHERRY PECTohAL Wa
FERS are pleasant and eiectuai remedy ~ cold,
coughs and ali diseases Of the throst erd lung.
They contain the pnre medicinal virtues Of the VIE
Cherry, 90 generally known a. remedy tor galmo-
nary complaints The children err Tor tnein IT.,
one hon ~ thess waters yon will never tondn DOL
Tar medicine. These are last thu fhlne you vsas.
Cali at PURCELL. LADD CpsS ~ y sspsSm
box. tss5 s.sg k -. 3 -----. =
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SAD DISASTER - THREE CHILDREN BURNT TO
DEATH-By slip from The New Hampshire Tele.
graph published at Nashua we have the Following
particulars of sad affair:
Welearn that the dwelling house occupied by Mr..
VIM. Flanders, in Londonderry, was entirely con.
sumcd by fire on Tuesday afternoon with three
children, comprising their ALL Mrs FLANDERS call.
cd at neighbours on the opposite side of the road.
leaving her children at home alone and was absent
perhaps half hour, when attention was arrested
by noise, and looking out, the flames were burst.
ing from the house, 10 extent which forbade all
attempts to the little Victims and they all per-
shed The children were about two, four and six
years old. The two older judging from the posi-.
ton in which the remains were found, probably ran
under the bed for safety and the feather bed falling
upon them, saved them from being wholly con-
sumed; and of the other only part of the bones
was found. .-.
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- A HOUSE WANTED.-We wish to
LII purchase for cash. neat brick HOUSE be-
tween 9th and Mayo Streets the price not to exceed
$1,000 Apply early.
NH q TOLER & COOK, Agents.
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- NEAR BROOK AVENUE. FoR saI.r Ar =,
AuCTioN::;I,M WI be sold on MONDAY the 1 at
day o. April, isSi, upon the premises, commeneina
side of Leigh strest short distance west ~
Avenue now In the occupancy of John Jones. ''A
for gotable notes. interest added and t;ts
ed till last note is paid. e ie'ain-
apps GODDIN & APPERSON A,,..
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CAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING.

GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,
~ ROOFING, &c.-Having just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and to cover buildings with Tin or
any kind of metal, in the best manner at reasonable
prices, and with despatch
have now secured the services of number of ex-
cellent workmen in the various branches of my bust
nesa and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work TO execute. Persons having work in my line
will ind 1t to then advantage to give cali at my
store on the East side of 18th street. between Main
and Cary.
fe It's CHARLES Fl LANGLEY
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- WANTED To RENT IMME-
lii DIATELY, HOUSE containing six rooms,
either on Canal. Gary Main streets. In the neigh
borhood OF 9th. Rent not to exceed $3.50.
Also by the LIST of May, small TENEMENT con-
tanning or rooms, with kitchen, convenient to
the market . Go
Good tenants can be had by adore ssing &c" at the
Dispatch office, stating terms, location, &c.
mn 28-ts
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a UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
a FACTORY FIxTUnK9.-IThe Factory spd
Fixtures tstsly oceupiedby Mf5vn6. yackson Clarke.
on the corner Of RICKETTS, sud Poplar sreef having
bcsn pnrchssed b. M ]. w. Afiins1n. by order 81
the latter. will offer for sale q auction. MON
DAY. Sd April, at II o'clock, ali the Fixtures and
Stock OF every description. formerly used by Mr..
Clarke in tho manufacfure Of Tobacco.
These fixtures mostly new, and are in perfect
order aud embrace every article necessary for con-
Quoting moderate business M
TERMs-All Sums under so, cash; over that ano'f.
4months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
-'1ls1-ee JOHN r. D PAYNE. Salesman,
for r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
day of sale. lsfHIs = NH So--tds
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, at
II the FLOYD HOUsE--one of which il suta.
bl for an office. apI-ts
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AUCTION sArrs
FUTURE DAY.
By o0DDTN { 7fPERs0N.

" ALUAbLE hEAL ESTATE ON
AN LISTER STREET, ROCKETS ron ar
A.. A. ,AauCTlON-Will be sold on WEDHEsnAv
me 18th day of April, 1854 upon The prsn,i.
~ st 81 O'clock. valuable Brick Ten ~,
southwest line of Lester street. near "a ~.
fs.s store O. Mr.. Anthony Sedgwick fronting ~,
Water street. Da.A aoout - ieet to
10 VIII be divided, 90 as to sell vacant ,ot
from the brick tenement 'aoa"s 'o' sepsfate
+. third cash, balance at and month";
ed till last note 10 paid aho eitie retain
apS GoDDIN &APPERsoN. Aucts
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF SPRING
~ DRY G0ODS.-THOMAS d. oUARLES is
receiving his stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, and
will open on Monday, April 3d. with an entire new
stock The assortment embraces the cheapest and
most desirable he has ever offered to the public.
TERMS CASH 229 Broad street.
NH 3l-St
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HOUSE AND L5JT0N TNTnN It'll
8 BYGODDIN 4 APPERsON.
II ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS On

nav c EmN HILL AT AUCTION-On TEJIRC
apon tae nnnMooN April 9Th. 1854 at o'clock
handsome Building Lots on Union H five
M, Nswe se Of Msssrs Curry Brother and
scnst VIZ Two Lots fronting 50 feet each on
wide One Lot fronting s. feet on Adas s stree
running back lo7 feet to the alley. Lot AZ ~
ON Short street, with depth of 1852 feet og xa
street; and the adjoining Lot, fronting 2s feet
1872 feet deep. ss p llgsfai' - 'een auo
front OF 33 feet on 9th street. between and M a.
extending back to an alley II feet wide = -ss-'
TERMs-One-tllird CASH belance at 6 and IL mos.
an sss' any 7 IN rSsa'nea ID Paymsnt
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WAYS
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10 tit
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gi.lrs-
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Leftour
\. factory on tina Gath inst, Negroihan named Pc
TER BALL, formerly belonging TO the estate of Jno
Enders about five feet high, rather spare dark com
piex1on, SIDE whiskers and mustache, prominent
mouth, very small chin. and stammers. He had
pass to Milly BaPs, on Shockoe Hill The above re.
ward will be paid on his delivery to us
WILLIAMSON w. ALLEN & Co,
ap 1T opposite Talbott's Foundry
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1nn PS. IA, GA RED AND CHECK
lOu ED CANTON MATING at private sale
, NH % 1t ALEX. MOTT & Co
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8g GeIearapb.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
EBAsroPoL NOT YET TAKEN.
Nrw YORK. Oct. 20. Is54.

New YoRK, Oct. 20. 1854.
The africa arrived at her dock al
half past 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The news of the fall of Sebastopol,
the destruction of the Russian feet, the
explosion Of Fort Constantine, and the
surrender of Menchikof, is all false
Omer Pasha's dispatch is a forgery. The
allies were investing S~ebastopol at the
date of tho latest accounts received. An
official extra Gazette published the fol
lowing dispatch from Lord Stafford &c
Radcliffe to Lord Clarendon:
+" CoNsFANTrNorLE, Sept. 3O.-The
of their operations ut Balaklava, and on
the morning of the 2Sth they were pre-
pairing to march without delay upon Sc
bastapol. A number of vessels are
at Balaklava, discmbarking battcring
traius.n
1t is stated that Menchikoff is in the
field with 10000 men, and expecting
reinforcements.
The French Ambassador at Vienna
telegraphed to the Minister of Foreign
Affairs on the 4th, stating that the re
port of the battle of Alma was exager-
ated. The Austrian Consul at Odessa
telegraphed that the struggle recon-
menced on the 25th, and continued when
the courier left.
On the 27th, the Allies were ten
miles from SebastopoI.
On the 9th, Omer Pasha issued or
dcrs for a part of the army to be ready
for embarkation for the Crimea.
Austria intimates she will consider
the Cars prolonged refusal of the four
conditions a c0S@S bella.
The latest intelligence received at
Liverpool states that the Allies occu
pied Balaklaya, and were in comniuni-
cation with the feet, and commanded
the approaches to Sebastopol. 1t is
doubtfully.rumored that the second line
of defense had been carried.
The steamer Fury arrived from Con-
stantinople, with Lord Burghers, bearer
of dispatches to the English Govern
ment. Sebastopol was invested on the
25th. The second line of defense was
carried and the city entirely surrounded.
Menchikof has been driven to a dis
lance with the wreck of his army.
Generals Osten-Sacken and Luders
have entered the Crimea with forty bat
~talions.
At the battle of Alma, 1000 prisoners
were taken. The Russians are shut up
in Sabastopol, which will be attacked by
sea and land.
Allan s. Anderson, the largest Amer
lean grain dealers in London, have failed.
7 cir liabilities are very heavy. They
were connected with James McHcnry,
whose bills were refused.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Hugh McKibbon
Benin Lands.
PURSUANT to the command of an order eff
sale, duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, in the
above case, to ne directed, l will expose to
public sale at tho door of the Court House, in
said county, on
Monday, sthc 9th dry Of Norc0l5er,
A. D., 1854, between the hours OF tcr O'Clock,
y. M. and four O'Clock, p. NJ, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, to wit: In
lot number twenty two (22l in the first addition
to the original surveyed plat in the village of
Rowsburg, Bstuate in the south cast corner of
the south cast quarter OF section fifteen, (l5J
township twenty two rag range fifteen (l5J
being fifty eight f5SJ feet IN front by ono hum
dred and fifty eigh. (I5SJ feet back. Also
nine ~ feet ten (I0J inches in front by one
hundred and sixty eight (l6sI feet back. And
of lot number twcntythree (23J in addition
aforesaid, $ tuate and being in the comfy OF
Ashland and State of Ohio. Terms of sale
Cash. j. ID. JONES, SheTiF
October 4, 1854. 9ts-pfS5,2 20
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School Notice,

TJEACHERS will take notice, that there will be
l. four Quarterly Examinations as follows:
The first on the second Saturday In January, at
Ashland. The second on the first Saturday ins April
at Savannah. The third on the ccOnd Saturday in
in July at HaycsVille. And the fourth on the first
Saturday in October at JeromeviIIc.
There will also be five Special Examinations-as
follows: The first on the second Saturday Of March
ia Ashland. The second on the third Saturday of
April at Rowsburg. The third on the second Sat
urday in May at Sullivan The fourth on the sec
ond Saturday OF September at Hayesville.. And the
fifth on the third Saturday OF October at Savannah.
BY order of the Board,
q. w. HILL, Sec'y.
Ashland, Dot. e5th, 1854. 22ly
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NEW YonN mARKETs.

NRw YORK, Oct, 81.
Plour-Rsthc more doing; market for better
grades q shade 1rmer; eastern and conal demand
good sales 6.0ss bbIs 7, 75as, 90 for inferior, 8. l2as,-
co for common to straight state and choice and ia
vorite state s,5Oas. 65 for common to good Ohio and
mixed to fancy Mich. and Ind; market for Canadian
firm 8 GO and there abouts for good com. brands.
GrSin-A limited supply of wheat: good demand
for milling prices advancing; sales 1900 bn primo
white Mich. 6, ID, and s, 90 bu inferior white south
ern &C, and 200 by common southern 1880; 1200
red southern I,sOaI5s $50 blu rcd Missouri ls5
Gcnesce very scarce, and new held 3 ,2sa2, 30.
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Alcoirnlcs.
WHAI EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

Every woman should know that il she is in poor, slckly,
debllitated condition of health, making existence a burden
to herself and n source of painful anxiety to her relatives
and friends, and perhaps, ~(horrible reflection y entaiIing
and innicting her own maladics and sufrerings upon her
children, that 1t is her duty to understand why and from
what cause her sunerings arise, that remedy and relief
may, while yet there is time, be awaited OF, the causes be
avoided In future, and her health restored, that she may
be fitted for the duties and capable of the judgments OF
life.
Let every woman look ut the enaciated form, the death
like complexion, the deep-buried, lustreless eye, the sunk
en- check, the gloomy and depressed spirits, the shattered
nerves, the PROSTATE and helpless condition of many a
wife, mother, daughter, or sister, II not herself included,
within her owucircle, whose days are days OF agony, and
ask herself, " Must this continue? Must this be2 Is
there no remedy? No relef9 10 hope? !"
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and beneiting by them
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SWANS REVISED 4se
STATUTES OF OHIO.

In force Jan. 1854, NTH references to
prior LGcs, an one large Ocfaro Ioluean.
FRoM THE tUDdEs or THE SUPREME CuoRT.
The undersigned have examined Swans Res
viscd Statutes of Ohio, for 1854. This volume
contains a compilation ofthe Statutes of Ohio
in force on the first of January, 1854. The de-
sign and arrangement of the Book are good,
and carried out with grcnt care and accuracy;
and we think the work ofgreat utility and re-
fleets much credit upon the Compiler and Pub
Usher.
JOHN A.. CoRWIN, Y
r.. RANNEY, A. 9, THURMAN,
T. w. BARTLEYs VIM. b. CALDWELL.
The undersigned having examined, swans
Statutes, concur in the above opinion. IF
DO. MORTON,
Dist. Atty. u. s. Court, Dist. of Ohio.
GEO. w. McCOOK.
Atty. Gen. of State ofOhio.f
1t will be found an indispensable handbook
toevery Justice of the Peace and Constablesas
we. J as every Lawyer or public officer. the
book will be sent free ofcharge to any one on
receipt ofS5. a5
Address BE-. CO.ss
Law Booksellers, Mansfield, Ohio.
March e2nd, 1854. @4tf
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Remains of Sir John Franklin and
Crew Found.
Oct. 81.

MONTREAL, Oct. 81.
The Herald of this morning has the
following: In our extra of last evening
We informed the public that a rumor was
current III town that the remains of Sir
John Franklin, his crew, and their ships
had been discovered. We Immediately
dispatched a special messenger to the
Hudsen's Bay Co.'s House, at Lachine,
and, til: ough the kindness of the Cover
nor, Sir Geo. Simpson, enabled us to lay
before our readers the following outlines
of a dispatch from DR.. Rae, who has
been absent on the coast since the LIST
June, 1853, and returned to York fac
tory 2Sth of August last, from whence
he forwarded letters by Express to Sir
Geo. Simpson, via Red River Settlement
After briefly noticing the result of his
own expedition, and the difficulties
which they had to contend with, he pro-
ceeds to state that from the Esquimaux
he had obtained certain information of
the fate of Sir john Franklin, who had
been starved to death after the loss Of
their ships which were in the ice, and
while making their way south to the
Great Fish river of Buck, near the out
let of which a party Of whites died, leav-
ing accounts of their sufferings. The
mutiIated corpscs of some of these whites
had evidently furnished food to their un-
fortunate companions.
This information, although not deriv-
ed from the Esquimaux who had com1nu-
nicated with the whites, and who had
found their remains, but from another
band who had obtained the details from
them no doubt is left of the truth of the
report, as the natives had in their pos
session various articles of European make
which had been in possession ofthe whites.
Among these are silver spoons, forks, &C.,
on one of which is engraved, /" Sir John
Franklin, K. b. c." while others have
crests on them which identify the owners
as having belonged to the Inflated expe-
dition. Drawings of some of them have
been sent down.
This fearful tragedy must have occur
red as long ago as the Spring of 1850.
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VIM Wycof, Admir- of
John Augby, decd.
Andrew Myrcs, and
Probate Court Of
; Ashiahds County,
Ohio.

TINE defendants Andrew Myers and Mary his
4 wife, Benjamin Leyda and Sarah his wife,
non-resiednts of said State is hereby notified,
that said Petitioner has filed in said Court,
a Petition, the object and prayer of which is to
obtain an order of said Court for the sale and
conveyance of certificate or Land Warrant, No.
81 $40 issued by the Com OF Pensions to the
widow and hiirs of William Deviney, for l60
acres, dated juno 10th, IS49, and by said Wild
ow and heirs transferred to one John PrIestand,
and by him to said John Augby, deceased, in
his Lille time.
WM. WYCOFF, admir-.
J. W. Smith, Sol. Ptt'r.
Ocs. 4th, 1854 4wnlS
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Ole Sflarkets.
ASHLAND mAl.ISE EFT.
mAnKET.

r CLEVELAND, Oct Il.
: firm, and market quiet, superhne
we quote at 81, 5Oas, extra medium grade sas. SO,
best extra 9, retail at $50.
Wheat Slightly advanced. sale yesterday after
noon of 1000 bu and 3OOdo white at $50 from store.
and 900 bu red at I,7O, to-day no transactions, hol-
ders firm at yesterdays rates.
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A FRESH supply of Wright's Indian Feg-
"A etu5ic Pills, a standard English Medicine,
for the rcYention and cure OF disease, to aid
and improve digestion and purify the blood.
For sale At tho new Drug Store in Ashland
by f8
R0LLA CHUBB s. 90.
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N0TTCE

S hereby given, that the undersigned was on
4 the second of September, 1854, duly APP
pointed AdmInistrator of the estate of George
Murray, deceased, of Orange township, Ash
land county, Ohio. Those indebted to said
Estate will please make immediate payment.
And those holding claims against said Estate
will present them Legally authenticated for
payment within one year from this date
VIM. RALSrON,
Admir- of the Estate of Geo. Murray, decd.
Ashland, Sept, IL, 1884. 3wl6