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RIOT IN CINCINNATI,
N. STERNBERGER.

Has Just returned from the Queen City, with the
largest and most splendid stock Of
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Thathas ever been brought to this market. Also;
CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for Men, Boys and Youth.
HARDWARE ,QUEENSWARE, AND GROCERIES,
A large assortment Of
WALLPAPER AND BORDERING.
Together with large and fashionable assortment Of
JEWELRY,
All Of which he offers for sale for cash at less pri
ces than has ever been offered in this market for
be Is determined to not be undersOld by any man OF
set of men,
His stock is so large that It's impossible to emu
merate any part ofit but consists Of any and every
thing that human man can make use Of
/ .-y5~ The subscriber returns his thanks 70 ms
friends and old customers, for their past liberal
patronage and solcits a continuance Of the same
Jackson, April 18th, '55. 4tf,
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1OTIINIsTIGAI IOIS'S SAFE OF Real
ESTATE.

H. ~
ESTATE.
On Saturday. the lst Of September 1855.
At one clock, P. NJ at the door of the Court
House. in the town and County of jackson, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property of John johnson deceased
TO wit: The north west quarter OF the south west
quarter of section No. g. township No. I, aud
Range No 10, and sixteen acres oil Of the west
end of the south half Of the north east quarter oi
section No T. Of the same township and range,
unincumbered by Widows dover Appraised at
$500. Also sixty -louraeres being all OF the south
half Of the north east quarter OF section No. I, oi
I the township and range Aforesaid, except sixteen
acres off Of the west end thereof, subject to the dow
er of the widow, which has been set off upon twen'
tv acre.olr Of the north side Of said W-our acres
Appraised at S490. All of said lands being situate
in Jackson County Ohio. Terms of sale, one
third cash in hand, QUE third in oneyear, and the
residue in two years, deferred payments with in
tc,est from the day of sale, to Jc secured by mort
gOSe upon thcpremises.
JAMES TRIP, Admir-. de bonis
non of JOHN JOHNSON, dee d.
Aug. 10, '55 l9-4w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BENNETT, O. CO.'S
AlllI!. lI!.llx.FIa9 BANK.

TENllE undersigned, SUCCESSORS Of Bennett &
Il. Co., continue the business Of Banking in
all Is branches,
" Coin, and Exchange on the Esstern Cit.
les, bought and sold at the current rate.
o. Special attention given to collections In
this vicinity, and returns made on day Of pay.
ment, less Exchange.
o. Uncurrent bank notes bopghtat best rates.
0Jlnteresi paid on deposits.
Having ample means for the transaction Of
legitimate Banking in all its branches, we So
Iicit the public patronage.
WALKER BENNETT,
NJ. STERHBERGER,
JOINS S. TAYLOR,
George SCURLoCK,
IT, G. Hale,
PETER PIcKREL,
j. II Busy,
A. WALTERHOUsE,
II G. BUNN,
J.W. LAIRD, Cashier.
March '55 40
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NOTICE

William ]. Leonard, Guardian In Jackson Co..
VS.. : Probate COhit.
Susan Price, and /: others. tl Pet to sell land
Susan Price, and William A. Reynolds, and
Susan Reynolds his wife; and Andrew Price,
and Joseph Price minors OF the State Of Virginia.
are hereby notified, that the said William }
Leonard, as guardian of the sad Andrew j.
Price, Joseph Price, and James Price, minor heirs
Of William Price, Deceased, filed his Petition IN
the Probate Court of jackson County, Ohio, on
the 25th day Of July, 1858, the object and PRAYER
of which Petition is, that at the September Term
ofsaid Court, in the year 1855, an order be OBJ,
tanned for the assignment Of th' dover OF sald
Susan Price, the widow ofsajd William Price de-
ceased IN and for the sale of. the following rea
estate, (of which the said William Price dieC
seized to wit: The south west quarter OF the
north west quarter, Of Section No %. OF Town
.bip five, Of Range eighteen, containing fort.
acres, more or less.
WILLIAM ]. LEONARD Guardian,
By MACKLEY & FULLERTON, his Atty
July %. 81 IS 4,w
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Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
f'ii Sc %Es efyr y7H'' = = Es il Z.
81 ,a s5a a 81: tsss; s'i. srsE4t =. 4
New Arrangement / !


Passengers leaving Columbus at 2I5 A. NJ.
Cincinnati at A. NJ. or ChilicOhG at II A. M.
arrive at Byers (23 miles east OF Chillicothe) at
1890 p NJ.
A Train leaves Byers' daily Sundays cxcepted)
at lao 2. M.by which passengers arrive at Chilli
cothe at 3ilj p. NJ. Cincinnati at SEQ F. NJ. or
Columbus at II lis ?. Nj.
Stages to and from Athens Pomeyoy, McArthur,
Hamdcn, jackson, Gallipos, &c. connect with
the Trains at Byers', and passengers can make the
trip between either of these places aud Columbus,
Cincinnati or Chllicothe in a single day.
An accommodation Train is run daily Sundays
exccpted) from Chillcothe to Blanchester and back
Passengers by this train leave Chllicothe at
m and arrive at Cincinnati at l':l3 a. m. OF
Cincinnati at P. m. and arrive at Chillieothe a
! l0p. n. o,
- -rsra from Byers' to Cincinnati, $3.50
fFs +" to Chillicothe. II
broneb Ticsth between Counbus and Chill
licoth, 81 81 10 b. hl&>Qny ot Columbus and Ae
MIA Railroad Tict f: Office atGolumbns, and oil
the cars of NJ t, and CinclnnGo+> Railroad OIL
leaving ChillicoC.
if
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Isham & Clare,

HvE Just received from Cincinnati and are now
opening large and as well selected stock OF goods,
al were ever offered in this market, Consisting IN
part of Silks, Satns, Poplins, Barege, Chall De
lain,, Lawns Swiss, JacoDetts, Prints, GinShan,',
and Lustres together with lot Of beautiful snE'
straw and gimp Bonrets. Parasols Fans SAawls Col
lar, and Gloves also Cloths CassimeIes, satinetts,
Brown, and Bleached Muslins, Shirting Ticking ana
a large stock Of ready made Clothing suited to the
taste Of the most fastidious Also hne lot OF Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps also Queensware, Glass
ware, Hardware, Nails and Cutlery,
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PLOWS IND STOVES.

W.
i r DAY, Thankful for past favors, takes
this method ol informing his friends that
he still continues his business on Broadway
Street, jackson, where will be found general
assortment Of Tin, Copper Sheet Iron, Brass
and Zinc ware, Of his own manufacture
COOKING STOVES,
Latest Patterns for burning wood fiat top.
Meteor Air Tight, sizes, " " q.
Comet, 2 "
Improved Air Tight, 3 siz. 1"
COAL COOK STOVES.
Improved Etna Air Tight sizes, fiat top.
Star Of the West, sizes,
Universe, 2 sizes,
Aurora, | size,
Queen City, , sizes, Republican sizes.
| Reliance sizes 2 kinds, and 2 sizes Of Shol-
etOs5.
Stoves with other articl in the stove line.
| A general assortment of
! HOLLOW BRASS, " JAPAN WARE
Hin Roofing and SpOWting,
Done to order, and Oh the most reasonable terms,
and with dispatch.
Copper SMILING,
For all kinds of Machinery, done in the neatest
manner.
n. B. The attention of all are called to pay
me a visit, as they can purchase Wholesale OF
Retail, on terms t. suit the times.
Orders for all kinds of Iron Castings, sol cit
ed and promptly attended to.
IFRcmember that my Mandatory Is on
Broadway one door above II. W. Whites Hard
ware Store
jackson, June Is, 3D. l2-ly
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Administrators Notice,

Estate of Daniel Stewart Sr'
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as AdmIn'sc f.
traitor Of the estate of Daniel Stewart ST. late OF
Jackson county, Ohio, deceased .
W. S. SCHELLENeER.
Auc q. ,55 a0-3w
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GROCERIES
A CARD.

A fraGh lot Of Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Rice, Teas,
Be-, Of which will be sold extremely loW ioF OaSn OF
Produce.
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CHESINJI I q % cLIHLNLANUI
Wishes the peopc Of this place and vicinity, to un-
dcrstand that they are yet engaged in the
RAKlNG AND GROCERY BUSINESS,
On Main street, Jackson, three Doors East Oh
pnnn WaItcrhouse & Runns store, where every
tbing in their line can be had, such as
BREAD CAKES AND CRACKERS,
OF every description, either wholesale or retail Al
so always on hand all kinds of Confectionery, for
Pic Nic Parties, Sunday School and other Celeora,
tions. which win be furnished promptly with all
kinds Of nice and plain Cake, for Wedding and ON
or parties, at low rates. r-,,-ne -.
TEMPERANCE DRINKS OF ALL KINDS, always
on hands, fresh, Ale Beer Mineral ater an9 Leil,
onade. besides Notions Groceries anu provisions Vi
every description,
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We take this opportunity Of returning our thanks
to the public for the liberal patronage shown US and
hone bv adherins to the small profit and quick sale
system, to merit a continuation Of the same.
''''''- ISHAM CLARE.
april 26, '55. 5-tf
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~ DENVER would respectfully an.
noupce to the citizens Of Jackson and
the surrounding country, that he has located
here for the purpose Of carrying on the above
business. in all It's various branches. .,
All garments cut aud made BY him. viii be
warranted to fit. ,.,.
Toau those who have been IN the habit Of get
ting their work made in the Eastern and west
crn cities, can now have them made at their own
convenience, ,..,
Febl, 80 45-'f
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TO FARMERS.

J.R.DAY has received his fall supply Of Pitts
burgb Plows and Points.
Aug 8, IS 20-tf
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REMOVAL:
HMRMMN VA MR - HD 9

sT3 n - GA-16A- Wa
WISHES his old customer 70 understand, that
he has removed to the Meat Shop, opPvsrtvt g re
Franklin House, close to the Jail, on the l'plLe
Square, where he will have on hands at all times
tho very best kind of FRESH NEAT, which he w
sell as low as any other Butcher in this place lie
returns his thanks to those that have 50 lioerally
patronized him. and would desire continuance oil
the same. He wishes every body to understand, tha'
his meat shall be Of the very best kinG. h,s legu,
Inv market davs will be on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, where he will have on hand an excellent
qualityof
Mutton, Pork and Veal,
When the lattcr can be had, when ne VIII supply
his customers ct the very lowest prices.
ry-Good Fat Cattle will be bought at cash prices
Nso Veels Muttons and Pork Farmers and otner'
will confer favor by informing the subscriber p 1ha
thoy have fat stock for sale. JohN FAIi'
Jackson, june 2s, IS. l4-h
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CIGARS,

Alaryc and choice lot of Cigars, Wholesale and
Retail to which they invite the attention Of those
that wish to smoke an extra article.
jackson, june II, '55. l2-tf.
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IL. z. BABISTT'S,
CELEBRATED SALERhTUS,
IN one pound packages expressly for famiy use
sixtv. one-nound packages in each box. With this
Snlcratus and sour milk, or cream tartar bread and
cakes of every kind can be made and baked in hall
an hour, at any season of the year, and in any eli
mate. Directions for using it accompany each pack
age. e.. p,,-,--r
vast PowprR CASTLE Soar, CREAM TARTAR
D''N B. T. BABBITT,
Nos. 88&7O Washington Street, New York.
iuly 10, 55. II 6-m
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OF PATsTNEWSHEP.

DISSOLUTION OF PAEsTNEWSHEP.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Miles W. Vance. anc
A. +, Smith, under the firm of Vance and Smith
was on the 10Th day of July 1855, dcssolyed by mu
tual consent. The books aud accounts Of the lat'
firm will be left in tho hands Of l.. A. Atkinson
for settlement at the Foundry Stove store.
NJ. w. VANCE,
a. F. SMITH.
August 9 ,55. 10-H
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EalcrH. CnfeetiNnery, & Grocery,

april &c, '55. 5-tf
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TLXES OF JACKSON COUNTY,
FOR THE YEAR 1855.

Jackson June, II, 'j5"
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Ho! every one that would be fed and 'weet,
Go to Chesnut q SuthsrIands on Main street
CHESTNUT & SUTHERLAND,
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Thomas W. Gillaland, admir-. aud Mary [
Cluy, Martha Clay and George Clay, heirs {
at law, etc., Allen G. Thurman and Nancy
Hawks dpfrndunLg
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No. 5I3I
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A ts iaaa e1hss al rL.1rs.urs, seassein isaay,
aeh odd nuuared above refeFrea
EAsed IN tas fsuowin. ~aaaed iovnfblpss ytxi
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Townssrs s ~, hny sesen y s anA ty ars, x range
teess, fsus.
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soar
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iyu
wholly
The each
sfsis purity Within sad !na desisnsied
Tr f be Sold rc rae yiskt granted
lg1e -S1
q aaa paae hshsay 90 assporsanon - and therefore
the through ~hich rad VII -e snd
the shown by sn- 0fkcisi pia-s,
The he oned c.cr which
sea; esrh w 10 kst ss Lime sadeasai ssmii Of
make zsase entries OF e an4 Offered under ts procia
wi soi be receives until Aer the chose 81 ts public
day Of seFtsms<r bcn thousand esat hundred md
FRANKLIN PIERCE
MELsos,
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shirts. shirts, shirts. !.

Wa F.uLssER, ne Osy prserira cis,
~spc'faiy nfsns hi 20 ~ Cor
taa teassr tr
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acc csy rsHss1@n
h~~m h4s friax cs,
fessss --~arrs tss ~f s4s tns8r
of sse sna rsrs.lvspts rbsd ard ~
sts~sss ssde.
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rHlraF DnsorHskoxs asa otAers,

-".''@ - -s tCIreuH Of Caroline
-. - eousGy, sltlins in
IssIE Jec pro
taoae6 bail Of coHpsinani- Tbe ei Psilp
DeEoS0tctae iaan D. Clarke, Joshua
Clarke sally CArse Suia BozSn,
Of wliasA Bogau, srncTs inraa CIsfss Eeara
Cxlnahe aud lula
real isne Carnine
be
aforesaid Rad Svsae socecf between
parties according 10 ihsIr slsi rrceoTsloas
Tn1i lie AID T. gpsh
CLARKE sasy Clarke, Julia A. Clarke Began
Began, o Maryland IN hefcepoa
judged eAeret he cnsnr2insnt By
published Washnggos.
each
four before the " lanc
az of hi
te Inis b. SOLICITOR
they why decree ought pass prayed.
u HoPPEG.
True copy. Tests THOMAS r. CAREY, Cssrk
October G., 1854. Dec i4-iaaSwMp
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UTAH.
forr ossscs DxrAxrxxsT,
pRprosALs ahe n.l. .hs unsd sae. ifsm me
sse5 ID UTAH TERRITORY, Cearsct
oss ss r 3 10 oss ss G ssas Il ss y y ssss : e.
ne1i any and IN the hersin sg%ciheds viz
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Leave Acss.sa,alis sass s,s eyer, Tnsay i !. .Iaai
1851 FROM I.ss ss T1s,s..sss We. .sr,s5i eas
nl,s. 6ask, sarr week
Leave SsiI IAAe eay every THURSDAY II ami
Is..s csssr va,lsy every radsy al pns
e srm rs< ~ csy ~. = ~ s,.nsss Z us. and back opr
Leave To.e css sssy TUESDAY aisant
Leave Leave S,.s:sss every = \ Tss:a.y a.ipn
Aniv~ i TceIs cay " 5
.aa rarsrsa, N.Y. % csaai c,sy IS es aad sass
Lave Nerli clrs ever, Mselay II ans
Leave = css. NC csg Is. ever, nspa.s .a,sa sssa
NOTES
Oa.as. sa s.sssf.esy srps.ed sares dnes pay
mp n. = Fo .v.is so la1 ssna "s - = arsa
fur ssci arrstas Vases
y sTpsss i e4se.s. q ssas4. o. ,as afaa.irs
ousT rssaas vescs s nssepas 70 laks NE nal iso Z.
sas asss.na % sosvs fesaea
for reptaea
asveeahy disobtyinE tue Post once
department,
wzuus u the POSTMASTER GeasrA ne Postmaser
lie order
allowing tsrefr Increase the
He also dsconinae thr service az
aio& ncah compensation
ssns~d wil No viii be allow 80 tcr
distance be s1rpea
The should br addressed
scc1Dd Assistant Gsaerais susscfibed 1a 5oass
OF Ttsh- Te be executed and
depsseHt before The ts cas uf sepieassr
eonSbons be incorporated in
hs s~sG aAysrasrai IN csfornis- oeraa ush, &c
80 a-sF JAMES cAMRhELl
S-inwtW Postmaster General.
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rOR THE wEsr AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
OHIO RAILROAD.


IL 8kE11ses-Alk. IkS2@6
iHrassA arsHsr"si' for irssesrsa@i ass~sa 81 selsA
TUE isae eo9sa Of e cea2l oaas railroad eesweea wheel
ine tbe Baioss uaio railroad poraas The
aad North ard gives greatly
cay Noseln5erSII sr-s .Se aans ~lA foioNs
Fos THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fas, trains daiy viii Firss
TRAM, leaving Camden sson m, instead oeecs
ms heetofsre are hroash Hhs.hnx in ab0u
ingin Janciien Moaocacy, 6arp~fs Ferry,
i5ln's Cumberland
meals Bsin rsonps an
regular wltA the Cehsrai C l
N1se Z4atssr sfSas tsas IAnciahAs oaissies Day
ion s@s@asAy teieSo, Ds laaiaa-Pos taseaga 81 Laa
Ae sesyns Baltimore Cna
tnn2 llS xhaie ss fw
there a u te ntxt ngs bss k sui sshi he BY
ssber tIaia,
Northwest ssa cleveland and All n,-smecisrr
cssss snake eifeet 1ih Toe Cese
and when
f0 DeeIng wvssEe ieaAz
Ksgarnnc the uasns leave aeeinr As flos The @rss.s.
reaching Baltimore
ThsourA iekeas by Hbeeng Cncinnat Madssa
Louisville, LOUIS ul be said
hen staxc
Troosa tickets Bsnaaoe Sashisgon ana ali sbs
ees aaa lbc Sest SOLD n tse uekei oe
OF sse coznP@hs.
suR WAY PASSENGERS.
The matt tram aavas camaen VIII passengers f
Haeeisag 1t a. I2aaarHasa AZ 10 l5s and
Tv Frres ragn fos frsarses snd rrtriuae
sse w1A dNsdg tsarxss
fseds1icx All ~ Retusalar sn irase Fs<aerA
arriving IL 81,
Te fAc kas accommodation viii be daily, lsrcep
suaSsss,l follows
Leave En,esFs's siis al ? 80, = "a tea -, y
Dec as-cT
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Trai~s ,ra ss foitc~s

EAsE daily, s1sss suadsy, and "a, and ard >
oa san lsy, Al s, n and 5.
Lsayr na1lsnOgc ~ and 3 a IA, aAd and p p IA
On 5aDdAy, II A, a. aad ), N. -
ard phss arSa s05 tie nesl
nv trains II q n and ), p
Far PnilaAaphia Ns~ York. and sA and
Faf Annapolis, atS1s M, and 5 p
for Norfok, at T. o. .
T. n PARSONS, Agent
Ps,,eusas artenues reqans rrspoxz
~ho wish The road
Dec ES--dE
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Redemption OF Virginia SIX Per Cent. Debt

THE holders Of frowinE certificates
tngk,x, reeesnahe eh Mach, sts
and afterwards wn period esceedng he~n Will ske
ske Of tAe kl&g aad created by
of assembly cf yisa passed The a6sh day
proceed The Of Ap lass,
deem the kss certificates the q" the Ccmnun wreath
bodess cJifcs-- feased xr
day of april, ssrreEdf
xadrtnt ans wheite, Tie r.stest taeeaa Wiz
lne, day
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" 81 New YORK; for tae extension OF patent
the ssh Of February, e4i fsr
ere eSgtues
opaton elective fp years fetr sh@
sad wheh tases place the lSh sy c Feb
usary, 1855
ae sand petition be tSs Patent Oaee
Monday, o. 5sneara, ~ ocoek, and all
asd aa6 SHOW cause any they hase,
why said ?etao- cagAI 10 be granted.
opposing he required 20 ale The bAseuf
objections, specially Forth wrfrsg at
Gg os hearias all testimony Ged BY sasg
The said hearing be takes and raasa.ssi
Dhe, which will as flsushsd
application.
viii be eaSl lstb January i,
Spons, and other sseS iesinuDy be flied
ooss i1srsns az thai day ss II
~, within 4-SS sbssSassss-
oaesss, it is nouce se paeished In tie Inon, fE
grnsss EreErg Mahisyoa, d. e. feassyyaasn,
Pk.sdea renasyirs5iz resencEc Annczn Nsw fok, New
Yok Nes hare Patriot soaoosd New haapsbGs,
wests 12h day of
Jaaasry sex, ibe dsy Of bearing
CHARLES MASON,
Conas,isstonef ol Patents.
Pas.oss psPers will please copy, .ssis
fsrent Uare, with containing bss noss.
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CARDTe al purchase Ecod fsrasEre ot bore
se~sns hcs~r wa zrneuissr rhAt
has I'm street, Me- ~ ctEss
ne kreh~nSe Sank wssi sired wf aar ss.efssn son
e-e1 aeierrin.t nos 20
n. heaafsui arnirur
so~ IA aex stss ~ eesmsseS eoasr rhs"rf
tErrsxre, . a~te. "a snsSsd r ~apcfh style
The fssdt very
a-sashs, srpcets Coods sfsered
s.ssr frrs ~ eaWss, paris ~ rs Gsescrr~s
Nov NJ VI NeCEEEDR-
TO Members Congress. ssjonr~snG IN the
r~Uerxir-refmn call s'ssn
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hF ~her ~ srste h~ bssss snf n
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wsrafsesr~< w seEsi
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WM "a. sTAyrDRn. Merehs>t vaisnw,
fvan svsnus, eegrs ~ "a Ma Sst.
s, French Fsrions, fecsisss rTaisy
t~o sssss . WI. q.
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CITY WASHINGTON. SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY T. 1855
Asylum for orphan Boys.

aaasee. ovpAan As,is Saving
AsAea their r destitute ershss ~ ne
wiskeus
religions oss Of 3i be adss
sed 10 tasd @ beg ie2ss
4fon inb.hasss ss Dzcs
Coi1la conan. h eeasenies sfe
~afnesy sscic4 pnsace f the
and protection o. s@ffsx cialsrens whom pesey asd us
parents ocis of Aas conaaisessas,
40 he bear OF ssey ChrssnAn
sasfxuon Of ecap'eans hear hea~
ios s sher. neAy hundred easdsea ac~ sup
parted eaGcsed Aaa acesh hsy defaansd, oa The s
establish house is orphan beys ihsy have
eoans BY lae wA@s 81 te
property small
grant o Congress, and o aeGsoas ss1 egse,~s
branch iasuuos, the income no
Which fesasr-as wssA other os me Support of i
hrSneA necessity of tbs appeal by
cAfiAae ad performance a Their eay towards lie
PROVIDE especially of ehea has bsn fit NE
pressing otssa1ios
DuGaons and Aanaa combinations p Be aHkfa ecssed eY
The either of sbe ladies seaier-ea aud
pssyers
phaua
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Lu SALE ,~s~A comssofses fos s'or, snt oeass
ina cf n Howe
rcons r~csny pss~r-d pssns~A
Tstss accommodating, sns p-~~~ssoe gwen II
ai, ssdreAs -. zse.H D@-s, Tr~~sur, bvpsw-.
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aGs N9@GsesMr Henrirs H. BnoDs arsl afeetfess Misr
~ Heneria
treasurer Aasi. rereiKsys Mrs. csrnsnne
Mrs JAae Noyes, Mrs. Mary Eip. Mrs Josephine Yo2Ds,
Mrs CEth&s.he Roche
Getles1ea aa4 sis. IF tes ala~, aaz II rzstAs
W. j. C. UaEAn.. GEasies
Keenan ilnns, ssrsehim Mss J.sn C. fzpck, VIII
nza heary Thomas bsybe Brady George Harvey Jo
se,ab keden ka6oh Dr.
Geas1e Matslasy. Robert Aishoney. job. r. CasseIL
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