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NG-RHM0-EEs

Twill attend in person, orby my deputy the fol-
lowing named days at the usual place of holding cleo
each of the townships IL receive taZs, viz In
Pultuey township on Friday, the 9Th day OF October
Pease, Saturday, the 7t; Cocrain. on Monday, the
Saturday. the i4ih Mead, Monday the lGthi somer
set, on Tuesday, iith; Waren, on Wednesday, the
18th; Goshen on Thursday, Ipt; Kirkwood, on Friday
the Goth Union, Saturday the 2lsi Flushing, on Mon
day, 23d; Wheeling. Tuesday the 9ih. Aud | will
be in my Office, In 81 CAirsvilc, from the last named
day for the purpose OF receiving taxes until tie sOi
day of December.
THOMAS JOHNSON, Treasurer.
Trpas asIirRFis Ofiee. Bel. Co. Aug. ~. 1854.
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"a ANDS' SARShPARiLLA.-Is Or,Rr
- boTftss-For Purifying the riood and Tor the
ute o SCToiula RheumatIsm Stubborn Ulcers pys.
nrIsIa; SstHheum Fever Sores. Erysipc,ss Pinile.
tS' uoIchrlal Diseases. CutsneOus Erupti ions Liver
Complaint, Brdn -hitis. COnsumpiion F,mste Gam.
PIss'n's' Loss OF nreilte, General Debility. &c
~ We preparation all the restorative u-oporti9s
' DOT are concentrated in their utmost .tersI and
,cacyi hutwhile SsrsaparilIa Root forms nn itnror
'dnl aTi "i IT, combination OF the same COM
g'. g" w, niher vegetable rc cdies ofrrest pnwrr
ahN u IS 10 the n"cH'i iar combination AID scientific u,a
H''"s rpa alton, that It's remark allie success in the
u' disease drnends. u acts simultaneously upon
te stomach Iae circulation aud the bouss; and thu,
nrt Wn ,csscs, winch are ordinarily the resultofthrt
hlnfs ~ medicine, carried or at the sane
lme, ,lTon. the insruneutHltv Of tkis one rpm.di,I
e.'ht whch gently stimulates while il dsinfsrts ard
SeIslrothe stomach aud bowels ell thstisirriia,ng
ana az Inc same time estOrcsth srTt me Man.
gtner prensretions initiate II in hearing the name of
Sa'SererIla and IN that their resemblance ends Lnn1
"l.en prepared from worthless and inert roots and Of
course possesses no healing curative nroperties ,uJ
pt1l'hi@ IN making choiceof whc thny W wIn.nsbouiJ
taSe ~ Other but st entitled 70 their confdrnce
from ihe long list NJ rurcs it has effected on living ,yi,
hcssos whose te-iimohisls and residence have Zoo,
It's worth. "' ''S'i"o"y 10
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THOMAS JOHNSON, TTcasuFcT.
Treasurer's Office, Bel. Co., Aug, 2s, 1854.

~ B-If in the number and varied forms Of the above
specified leves anything shoha be found to have beer
nseonstrued omitted, please forward the necessary
correction immediately and thus preclude the necessity
OF future anxiety aud trouble, and greatly obligr,
D,TRUENAS, Auditor.
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...TATE or OHIO. BELMONT COrN.

e..ThTE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.
, J TG. S5.-Couri Of Common Pleas. Mahlon Grerg
w. Joan *. Fesler, Elias L. Fesler Cashns NJ Teser
lianns! Gregg aud rhrle Gregg, defendants. Petition
for partition.
Tue defendants hereby notified that the psiniiI
on the Gt day OF August la5I filed hi- petit ion in ne
Clerks Goe Of the Court Of CommCn P!els ofthe conn.
" and state Aforesaid against the a!oyc named defend
ants, Demanding partition Of the following real estate
situated iu the county OF Belmont Aforesaid, aud being
part o. TIC West hall Of Sec. Tp. and z. 5 Con.
ienI"V 100 acres aud being the premises OF which
Mahun Gregg the iaiLer OF the pIs ai died seized in
fee simple Of Iai sn order fo- partition Of said prel
lses oil win asked for al the fall term Of the a.
Court commencing Sept. &C. 1854 and such other pro
cecdlngs taken as are authorized by Law.
MhHLON GREGG.
aug. le.-Gw.l BY Miller PEsSINaTos his Atty.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

have or Farms TO Rent or Sell abou, 90. 90 and s.
l A cleared on each. J. f. GROVE.
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J 4 NJ i s P. tanner
WHOLESALE DEALER nv

Boots, Shoes Bonnets, LEATHER &c.
No. 90, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
\ GAIN takes pleature in calling the at
" tertion of his eusioners and Conntry Merchants
generally 10 the Largest Fresh STOCK oT
BOOTS, SHOES, DONNETs. LEATHER, re.
Wer oi The Mountsins consisting Of upwards OF 1000
Cases 20 fall aud Winter Saies purehssed direct from
New England WsnHfactnrers, dnder a severe money
panic, at nnnsuay low prices which enables him 10
oicr RARE INDICTMENTS In prices 10 his customers
aud McUhsns generally. His aock consists ofevery
sr'icc usually kep ua FIRST class lIo1se for Ladies
prnhehnp seasons Gfeateare has Teen Observed In ie
selection ol quality and szlgsuoh az are most de.
sitahie FOR The " Ncstefn country.
Merchants visiting our city, on their way East
VIII md their interests promoted by eyug this stock an
cssmnation with the full Of the Advertiser
iha he wl not le andersold BY any either Bsstoi Wesi
SEPT. ~, 1854.
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State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.

The Town Council of the Town ofsi. ClGrsyi!Ie pl's.
Hiram w. Smith defendant.
Petition.
UNlE above named defendant will take notice that
the 2ud day OF September, 1854, the plaintiffs filed
their puliion In the CLERKS Once. Of The Common Pleas
Cuurt uf Bemoat county Oao, asking the Court 10
ropriate for the Oi said Corporation of st. Glars
vile Ally, Lot parcel Of ground ljt feet wide
and 3i6t feet long ming Lot No 100 al the East end
said Town of ST. Clarsvilie and the South side
OF Main street, containing OF more or less. The
application will he heard on the 2oth ,ay Of September
le5i, the iTsl day Of the ncA term OF said Court.
j. w NEWPORT.
Attorney for Tie Corporation.
Sept g, lsji-3w.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Coats, Pants Vests, Shoes, Boots, Carpet Sacks a
large assortment OF Hats and Caps. Umbrellas and
great variety of Cassimcres Cassines an Jeans Cloths
Checks Com forts, and all other articles usually found in
well kept, Dry Good or Clothing Stores. The whole
stock win hc sold at RE iOvtst prices.
FLadics just CAL and see The beautiful Calicoos
only cents yard
JfPAii kinds Of Country produce taken in exchange
at the highest prices.
u -PRemcmber in h'taa,s property Immediately op.
postc Askews Saddler Shop.
Sgpt e2d, 1851.
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.OELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.-JERIY

D2OBATE COURT,-THE STATE or ONO, Bel
A MONT COUNTY SS.-Nouce Is Hereby given that
the following nalned Administrators and Guardians
have filed their accounts and vouchers in my sfics
Tor s. ttlemont, TO wit;
Abnor Wells, Guardian Of Mary c. McCarty,
John Stewart, Admir- ot John Bell, decd,
Alpheus Blowera. Guardian OF Mary +. Hodgin.
Andrew Grub, Admir- of Hugh Creighton, decd,
James Dixon, Guardian Of Andrcw farrier,
john Duniee' Admir- of Thomas Duniee, decd,
The fist thee above named uccounrs will be for
healng and settlement on the 25th and The three asl
on tho Goth days OF SopIemhcr, ioai.
DAVID HARRIS,
Probate Judge.
Cfiice Of the Probate Judge,l
St. Clarsvillc, Sept lst, 1851
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s T II A Y Il ID
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN PHILADELPHIA
hBoUTriE KN0W-NOTRINGSl

JACOB HEYMAN would respectfully in.
eH form the Citizens OF ST. Clairsvillc snd the sur.
rounding country that he has lust returned from The
East with the largest sock ofDry Goods aud Clotng
he has ever offered TO the public lis siotk consists in
part Of
Calicoes, Ginehams, Dc Lanes. Cashmeres. corup
Cioh French. McriuOes, Eks, Bcached Musiin Brow n
Muslin, Shawls, large lot Of Ladies SIX MantiIIas =
aud notions OF all kinds Trimmings for
Dresses Fanneis Table Cloths, Ladies Shoes OF all kinds
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pRANDY--Madeirawihc line, pure Juice grape allwa rr
% pure, just reo'dat (Sept 27.) ALExAND
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ASTONISHING CUTE

49, . ~ Pdtfer'oH, ". r., 20th 'e5l.
Mes=rs. \. y. & n. SANDS: Genilemep-IIayinv,. ,.i,.
messed the most beneficial effects from the usp or o
Sarsafafa, II rves me pleasure TO send Won In. mi
owing statement in regard to my SON. In the eprinr
=" Ie+- he tock severe cold. and weets NJ
-e'efe -fcTiu- the disease settled in his ie(Ieg and
i"ot whch soon sweied to the utmost. The eveIIin,
was anced by his physician and discfarred most n,o
sier that no less than eryen ulcer. formed on
ine leg aud foot at time We had diTrent pbr
scias but none relieved him much and ihe last vipte,
round MIN 50 emscs.ed and tow that he was unable t
eave his he'd suferngthe most ry;ro
lhl' tne Inc bone lad become much affected tl,i
pirce after piece came ont Of wh-n lie bs. now srs
th-n twenty-five preserved in hottie y,fviry rron,
nan 10 one and half inches in length We had riyer
up az ropes oi s recovery, hut al this time we ve-e
inCed t9iry yonr Sersa2ariIa and with it's use bis
hesih aif annette heaGn immediately to u,prove and
20 rand was the change that less thEn dozen bottles
effected perfect cure. '
With gratitude, Trsmnin truly vour-
,-, DARTS BALLARD
we Tie undersigned. neighbors of Mr. Ballard char
iuiy 'u Fcrl' to the facts of the above statement
=, u. = h.TT, A. NJ. TenwBgGDsF
G q. 7. DEAN, c. EAsTwoop
Prens-eA ,nd sold. whniass'e and retaiIbv An L.
ID SANDS. Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton si cor.
ncr Of William, New York. Sold also
crsIv throughout the United Ststas andCansds, Price
81 per hottie; six lo,iIes for IS. For sale by
u. ALEXANDER. St. Cairsvilie
Jas. Baker. Wheeling.
Aud by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines everywhers
Dee. 10. Irj3.--ly.
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+, SW EENEY II SON,

Z FAVE lust received from the manuiactu-
\ D rers an invoice O: the finest TABLE CUTLERY
ever hour ht to THE city In addition TO eir large and
varied assor ent, they have lew sells o from 'o %
neces encIosed in fne mahogany cases. which the at
tention OF ladies is particularly invited.
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H,he Election in Maine.

The Boston Atlas, of Saturday. has the
complete returns fthe election recently helt
in Maine. When we consider that Maine.
for quarter of century, has been one of the
most reliable Of the Democratic States, the
present result is most astounding. The vote
FOR Governor is es follows:
Merrill, 43,S24
Reed, 1853
Paris, 27,lS3
Cary, 1854
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT
BY THE FALLING OF a WALL.
TWO MEN KILLED.
OTHERS BADLY INJURED.

About FIVE o'clock yesterday afternoon the partition wall
of No ga Front st.. buldng which burned at the
time Of the d,sucton of the Great Republic gave way.
md came down with tremendous crash There five
aborers in he cellar of the building the time engaged
in cleaning bricks u wbom-named James Brady and
Patrick Nc Cue--were barred beneath the ruins Two out
OF the other three work in the building ser
ously bru,ed by the falling bricks while the third escaped
with few slight scratches.
Patrick Horn who resides at No. lC9 Anthonyst, aud
vas inside OF the building at the time engaged in CONVEX
sLlion with McCus most shockingly maogled having
the fe.b torn from hands and and other parts Of
his body besides several severe Commissions upon tue head
lie was taken ~ nscnsble and carried 70 drug store in
Pea1l 81; where LIS wounds we're dressed by DIR Trapha
gan after which e conveyed to his residence. His
iIiur'ts however, are not considered fatal
Immediately shorthe falling of the wall Information was
c IN at tho Fourth Ward Station House when Lieut. vii
lton with force Of men at once repaired to the place
and gang Of men were set 70 work dgglng among the
ruins for the unforruI who had been buried be
meath thom The body Of Brady WIS soon found in hor
rby nutlaed condition and taken By the police to the
Fourth Distr, S,suonHouse Brady lived on the corner
of Crend and Essexss, whore he has left wife aud
sevual children 10 mourn lis meIucholy fate His WIFE
vic Lad teen Informed Of the death Of her husband came
10 the Pol &C Saton where her gef became lnconroabe
ard sbe was obliged to h. iOrciby removed from the
deceased.
Tie cause Of tie wall giving way is not known to a
Certainty but many suppose that it in consequence
Of heap Of rubbish beng removed from one side of it
while on equsl amount Of tie material wa. allowed
70 Icuan he opposite SIDE the great weight of which
afftcd by lie strong wind which prevail d. occasioned
tie downfall This version Of the unfortunate
lie lrolstly correct
Coroncrs inquisiton viii take place to day, and the
cause of the wal giving way viii be thoroughly in
vo.tieat,d.
Tie body of McCue found at III o'clock, and taken
TO bis resdtnce by his friends.
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AFFAIRS IN COSTA RIGA.


Our Own CoIrtspoDoent
San JOSE, TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 1854
Tie civil festivities in con memOratiOn o the lnde-
pCndeuce of Costa Rca which ANNUALLY takes place
curing tie last days OF the ear absorb every other in
teIest; cOckfghts and the coeecrOp, the stand
ipg sub Gets of conversation tie whole year round
tire for moment TO the bad aground snd make place
tor gay but insignificant chat bales, Jaegos Gri
oiaios toros Tie Cdcial GaeStG not published
lat week accoUu of these Least aud We arc there
fore left al loss 10 know whether LOUIS Nap0eO1 IN
tie eyes of Monsieur Marie, the -Icttvst man OF our
age has increased the glory Of h. BY polti
cal exommunicatoHs, or By Somc new decree on
court dIess the ennObling OF some faithful groom
But al tie same time We are also lett without any
news whatever as the state of things IN the other
republics Of Central America Ii is moro than probs
bic that Nicaragua and Honduras have once more ar
rived On the verge d great p0hhcal change ITO
revolution which, few weeks ago, took place in Leon,
and which was s0ca stopped, apPears to the careful
observer only tire pfelude Of much more
serious political drama C6banas has lost al
influence in Honduras. Of the diplOmatcal agents Of
Nicaragua, who were expected here long time since
in order 10 arrange the dispute about the northwest
boundaries Of this Republic. only one has arrived Mr
ChsmCrro, the brother OF the actual fresiden. o
Nicaragua, ana, as l have been told, an agreeable,
though determined person. The Governments mas al
ready given ball n honor OF his arrival; but be-
leve would give ten balls more II he had already lett
Tie steamer which, since the beginning oil
October has been promised TO keep up the connection
at length sailed on the 18th Decen Der from San Fran
CISCO ana viii probably arrive in Punta Arenas within
lew days She viii not have on board Mr. Boiiand.
the American Diplomatic Agent, who, 1t is supposed
VIII soon visit COSTA Liea, aud for whose reception IN
the capital preparations had already been made Ad-
wees have been recently received that Mr. Borland IN
TENDS hrst going to GuaemaS and probably will not DO
here Tor several months TO come The German vessel
Mara Antoinette, which lett Bremefhayen the 2lst
October with more than hundred emgrants board,
On ha of II
and the emgrants are probably now on their way to
this capital How long it viii be- before they arrive
here is uncertain; for body Of mor than hundred
persons s difficult 10 be moved, especially IL it hap
pens to be lakewood trail that il chosen for the
Journey Besides, the weather is said to be frightful
Just at this moment upon the eastern ridges of the Cor
dilleras; all the rivers swollen as to prevent
crossing and the pathway through the primitive for
eats can only be compared to an immense sink hole
filed with mud. The man who carries the mails from
Greytown TO San jose, distances Of about IL miles,
was, some weeks ago. fifteen days on bis way hither
Ten days te Lad to spend aooe On the San juan hVe
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four days Of which he obliged to tie his canoe to the
stem OF tree the shore in order not be upset
carried away by tie RAGE Of the food. You can
easily conceive what desperate impression such q
journey muft make upon newcomers and especially
upon fu1les who arrive direct from the heart Of En-
rOpetn civilization and HhO have never undergone the
bsTdlps and privaons Of wild forest journey Those
who get over al these difficulties with sound boiy
ard mind, the future viii. doubt compensate an
hurdred fold but those who toll, the victims of al
tlese unaccustomed LsrdsLips and arrive with bro
ken heart at the place Of their Destination viii
forever those WHO have sent them to this country Of
hope without supporting the advice with rational
means aid aids their VIII follow the Berlin
Company FOR Colonization in Central America
In tie place Of the former British Vice-COnsul in
San joe Mr.. George ScLedel, now employed in the
capacity AZ NewYork, Of the most respecta-
lie merchants Of Puno Arenas, Mr.. Allen Wallis has
been APPOINTED gentleman residing at that very post
where almost all the official duties of the Consul have
10 be performed
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AZ AwTUL TRAGEDY Our usually quiet community
estounded last Sunday evening by one OF the most
fatal ard terrible ii has been our fate to
wines, painful duty record just after DUSK a.
tho IeoI lie entering church for night worship two
young men. Mr.. Christian and Mr. Black burn the mrs,
member Of Judge Brockenbroughs Law Glass. the other
Cadet Of the Virginia Military Institute. between whom
there he'd been previous difficulty, met in the stre t 10
the LEFT Of tho frsbyeran Church. personal rencon-
ter ensutd which resulted in the death OF Mr. Blackburn
by stab In the LEFT side of the neck, from bowie knife
which paced almost entirely through being stopped in its
by the inner side Of the Jaw bone on the opposite
side. the ancle severng entirely the par vasu or
IneumogssiTc nerve, and the jugular yen and partially
ieveripg The lo carotid artery the windpips and gule
Besides this wound which the fatal one there was
also stab on tie bead and another in the back. Mr.
Blackburn lived but eight minutes after ne fell 10 the
ground, bleeding profusely. His body was then con
to the Institute end messenger dispatched to
muncae the mOUrnul dngs of his death to his relatives
Nr Christian went Immediately to his room in NcDowes
Hotel and sent for Mr. Jordon the Mayor of the town. to
whom be delivered himself up declaring at the time that
he had done the deed in self defense. He made a.
tempt to escape. Lexington va Valley Star.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ppospycrs OF A PRoHIBIroEY Logon LAw-Notioe
,vsu 10 the Jersey Legbaure on bill entitled Al
10 Prohibit the Manufacture ard sale Of lnoresaf l1leu
=. Rsr,nseg The bill introduced IN tbs House By Mr.
Care MAY It similar tho bib hsretofrs ofsrt
e.r,s Requiring that the time OF s going into eject
Is .a ed people Ths friends a prob soa 40 aoe
nsory mben Of the doose bat n u ho,ed th
msy boush, bear TO the bill Tbs pssss o.
nrh New Yort LesuIe ~ greatly Strengthen the
ris rds Of dis In the New Jersey Lessanre
MuEDHR TRAL-The trial Of Eliza Nellis. colored
vom.n ON the Of numbering scooret eh6 three yssn
age commsree s sewxh 90 the lt. o. M
last the Essex County C0art Of Oyer sod 20
days p..i She threw an axe While 70 .ns; ana -
Al ian williamson her Of the child, which sflet sn -
fen upon ehd. he'd e.ssia IL dsh "a three hour
ths ehds he Ths jury foand vei e. Of
r meded the prboaer 20 the mercy Of
SUPPLY or Gas AND WAITE Toa Hupsos-oas .nar.
S,~ .,enins ths ezens the Corporation Of
Persen Five CsIner) VII bold ne,ins 70 eoasas @ x'pr
sistIibufns reservoir Of the jersey Siy "s''' :"
JERSEY CIR DAILY UsIos1s r. HUI o. i re m,r
-. -, heretofore psbllssd ri weekly b. s2sef Az
- bge OF me Daily thoa yesertaJ Wn hosssfS
r. n .s.oe.tsd with Hall editor I Daos ns1 ~ sr
ns.rscs ana Democratic IN poes-of the Hand Shell school
R,tI,-The Fi-k Guard gave their third ANIMAL ban
- Hn,S.x nisb a. the Hooss Il p.esi OF Pl-seouy
Ths sssaSs he Young Bsehsl'rF vii s'' TAG" '
h.la he Hudson House
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MINNESOTA TrRRIToRY The Filth session OF the Terrific
rial Legis leure commenced at ST. Paul IAN L. We find
uron &C mpsru III, tables that New YORK has the honor of
giving birth to s. MaDei New Hampshire ,. Ohio 3, Can
ada g. Minnesota nnsylvania Massachusetts, l. Viz
GINA Wisconsin Missouri l. Scotland l. and Prussii
The Oldest member Hon Cephas Gardner OF St Anho
ny The youngest is Hon II. Pi1mer Of the same town
MCsss Morrison and Roy believe The first osiives
Of Minnesois who have ever hd seat in the Legislature
Hon S d. 0lmstesd. native Of Osego Co, N. Y was
unanimously elected President Of the Council on the Sh
inst The House organized the 9Th inst, by the election
of Naihsn C. d. Taylos native Of Belknap Co, as
sptaler over w A Davis Mssoaran. and the regular
Democratic candidate Clerk. A. J. Morgan Assistant
Clerk, G. W Prescott OF Tie 81 An.iosy NOrthEesterH
Dtrecrat This set down far q, less. the election
Of Messs Tsylr Morgan and Prescott Is concerned as an
art Gornsn triumph
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Tho intelligence from his territory TO the 10th Of Dec
,WaKcK OF THE Assos-The ship Arson, noticed in
Point Wilson, are informed has since turned over
md drifted into Bellngham Bay. Il 10 the opinion Of
ssr master that she yet be saved without material in
AesrerLrvRlL.-S. d. RuddeU, Esq, brought to the
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF APPEALS.

v-x,.o s,..,o. Ian aa-No 70 concluded. NO. -
Copy v, osd o.s. :ss, w sisa ss
BSvel for espcseen 49,, a. Hsdssa Rissf kaif:e1
nc nsas ~ s.issdsr No rs No 70 sss
q "a O'Clock. - =. IA r,ssrvsd
No viii 10 made sisswhsre IL sstss
60 s<eount 81 conmoaced osffs - ses
trial usssspi 81 ssssrsisy be shown ~ sas'
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Office lat week two magnificent Swedish or Rn'ss tur
Mrs. weighing II and II pounts
Sf,rrisc.eA ruinor reached this place weeks
so that In Tie difficulty With Iulians in u ny As
Bay. nan named H. Brown was Killed aud hr. A. 81
sirce learned that the disturbance took place betveel
other pares and was not OF serious character at
frat reuOrted.
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VILLA MSB URGH II,EJf,S

GRAND LARcysr.-A German, named Henry Weaver.
Hy, IN De Bevose arrested Yesterday charged 9TH s,-,as
Sc a. sod coin Lamar ded In enc ,as h'as
Aou,sd was held e50 DO ads TO appear Tor sksns.aoo
FIar DKPARrxEST.-The Fire Department are 70 esos
Chief Monday evening next 70 III ''' 'ssJ ''"s
stoned BY the death Of Benz amin Daboia
The fourth of the course Of literary lectures
ssiv.r.a thi. "wednesday eveninE the hsv-Eas.n1
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