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STEWARDS sKYLIGHT GALLERY.

SNLN AM > sh LfUHI OALLEh1s
nAGUERREOTYPES taken for 20 cents and
~ upwards, and fitted IA Splendid cases. We
have the finest light In the city, which for soft
and distribution Of shade IL not surPas sed III
equalled in the United States.
We invite al who want good Pictures 20 cal
over NJ. w. Gait q Bros Jewelry Store.
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MRS. A. q. REDMOND'S

NEW Gallery OF Daguerrean Art and Photo.
" graphing is at No. go Pa avenue, northeast
corner Of 18th street, over Ford q BIOS Drug
Store, Washington.
Pictures taken at 50 cents and upwards.
Mrs r. is q -duate OF Whitehunt's establish
ment. tuo-
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BOARDING. -PERMANENT AND TABLE
- boarders can be accommodated at No i2l
Eleventh street. we sid. between g and III sts.
Location peasantan and healthy, with well furnished
and desirable rooms au Pow
DOARDING-MRS.D UVALL, No. 331 Penn
- sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with BOARD al moderate prices. She can also ac-
commodate six o. eight table boarders.
jy :}u-u
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BOARDING..

4 LADY HAVING TAKEN THE PLEAS
- ant and newly repaired dwelling on Tenth
-treet No l6S, between ID and F., Will BE- pleased
to receive one family. several gen lemen, on
terms the most reasonable. The rooms Urge
and handsomely furnished, and large yard at
l4ched to the house for the exercise Of children.
Being near the avenue, it is most convenient for
able and ira lsent bOaIders.
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WANTS.

vTTANTED-BY MAN OF BUSINESS
w qualifications, coed penmsn and quick at
figures, a stuat on Bo'kskseper, Assistant,
clerk or copyst, In respectable mercantile house,
ofice or ncy. Address "A II, - at this ofice.
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BY JAS. c. ncGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CNiLL AND DESIRABLE SQUARE OF
~ Ground at AuciiOn On WEDNESDAY
afternC en-, August 20 /, at O'Clock a. the AUG
ton Rooms >u la >ei ;ie s. uaTe NORTH Of squar
No. 49,, fronting :" pective!y r mode Islar1
ave ne, lfth. north 9. and illh streets, and cor
tainiRg ) 81 u square 1eet
This ,uaEe is situated in neigh1orhoOd where
property Is ravidly enhancing In valre, and Is
worthy OF attention.
Terms One-ha'fc sh; the residue n AMI
months, for notes secured by deed OF trust and
bearing interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
au 25-d AuctiOreer.
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crO. HI. vARSELL q J. w. MANKINs,

House, Sign end Fancy Painters
MOULD especially call the attention OF the
w public TO their specimens Il Fancy Signs,
be seen al all times at their place Of business.
Persons building and repairidg would do well 10
ire us a cal a. we are determined to use every
Cxe-iion on our part to give general satisfaction
Place Of business on Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and 9Th streets north side, next to the VSrnum
But ding.
Old Glazing promptly attended to.
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WANTED TO SELL-THE AGENCY OF
w the Baltimore Republican. Apply at this
office for the Agent, on Tuesday morning b"'ween
10 and III O'CLOCK su 27-1t$
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctoneers.
EXCFLLENT HOUSEHOLD KITCH-
A en- Furniture, Piano Forte 1T Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,, the Doth instant, we shah
sell, at l. o, lock M, 1t the residence Of lady
declining hOJsek scping, No. 473 Fourteenth ST II,
near PeHlsVva aveEre. immediately orposi e
the Franklin Engine House, ali excellent assert
Inent of Flu. Eifure. viz:
Mahcga.y spring seat and other Chairs
Do card dining Breakfast TSh'es
Do Ill" top Pier Table and Gilt Mirror
10 Bureaus
Do Writing Desk, Bookcase and Secretary
Piano Forte, Window Curtains and Cornice
RedSteads and Ma'resSes
Wa h. tandS and SEES
Carpets, Mating nd Oilcloth
China, glass. kerr and Britannia Ware
Cooking, alright ard other Stoves
With 4 large assortment Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms ca.l
The most o. he urniture Is nrarlv new and the
sale VIII be well worthy the attention OF persons
wishing TO purchsE: god furniture
GREEN & SCOTT,
an sd AUctionceTs
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pRIVATE ALE SEVERAL FRAME
4 Houses, suitable for large Or small families,
containing from to 10 rooms each, on square
south Of Square sic, between 4th and III streets,
and fronting Massachusetts avenue and street.
Terms made easy. Enquire en- said square at n o
jA. au i-eotf
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NOR RENT OR SALE-A NEW THREE
4 story brick Honse in complete order, on sth
street near n, Northern Liberties Enqu, re OF
w. J. McCOLLUM, 9Th and X streets, Northern
Liberties. au 13-eotf
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WANTED ny AN EXCELLENT German
w Coachman, OF S aid year., who Is provided
Wi the hest 4 Is, situation as groom nd
driver He refers to Alfred Smoking, Esq Ad.
DIRE s. German at this office. al 27-2ts
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DENTISTRY

nR.V. SHINN, Graduate Of the Philadelphis
~ College Of Dental Surgery, respect
fully informs the residents Of George S[fl<6
town and its vicinity that he has loca- SLIlID
ted himself amongst them for the purpose OF pFss-
Using his profession.
Otace I21 Washington st., above Bridge sues'
Georgetown D. G.. je 2S-d2m&eolm$
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGED have Ave
IL Frame Houses on sd, between g and II SITS q,
nearly new which will sell reasonably, OF ex-
change for property in the country. For part!cu-
lars enquire Of JAMES MCCAIN, Superintend-
ent Of the Smithsonian Grounds, from O'Clock
TO 6 D. M. au 22-eO3ts
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w they can get a lot 81 feet front by 100 feet
deep, for the low price of S75-payable SO month
without interest Apply at the u MON Land Othce
.th street. above Odd r CLOVIS Hall.
ap2A6m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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NNTANTED-A SITUATION BY A respect
w able young Woman as chambermaid and 10
do plain sewing, or waiter, or would travel with
lady. Is fully competent to take entire charge Of
a baby Cord refe ence given. Address &c Nj ~
at the Star Otice for two DAYS u27-'t%
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ENOR RENT-STORE AND HOUSE on the
z corner Of 10th and Nj streets. IL is most ex-
cellent sand. Possession given on LIST Septem-
Der. Enquire Of Theodore A. Walters. on the
premises, or Capt. James Walters, on 18th, near
vi street. au 2j-2tH
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NITANTED-T o Sc l., ON LIBERAL
w terms, eight or ten neat and nearly new
Frame Houses on he Island. Enquire OF
j. ROBINSON,
au 2O-eo2w Jeweler, $40 Pa avenue.
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The United States mail steamship, George
Law arrived in New York on Saturday, bring
ings California mails Of August l, 1925, GIG
in treasure on freight, and Az passengers,
all in good health.
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COLORED CIR. OR WO-
w man as Nurse for children. Apply imme-
dia'e!y at No Louisiana avenue, south side, op-
poste City Hall. au27-2t*
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w AN T Il D-A GOOD WASHER AND
w ironer, that can bring good recommends
tons Also, Cook. and female to work In the
house. Apply at Mrs Bates's boarding house, on
:he southwest corner Of Pa avenue and 9th st.
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NOTICE.-A TAVERN TO LET.-ONE OF
Y the best stands on Pennsylvsnia avenue, and
now doing good business, IL offer d for rent, the
fixtures and Furniture for sale. The house will
he rented low to good tenant A rare chance is
offered to any one wa ting 10 go into such bust
ness. Possession will be given at anv time when
desired. For further information address -
Nice - at tbs Office. u2t-2w@
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ICOMMUNICATED.


MORE AID.-The collections taken up YES
terday at 81. Matthews Catholic church, we
are grained TO learn, amounted TO 1925 40
considering the numerous calls made for the
same purpose IL every quarter of the city, and
the number OF persons out of town this amount
SPEAKS well for the hberality of the congrega-
ton at ot. Matthews. How quietly and soiidIy
the Catholics answer objections Their Sisters
OF charity are maligned they send them 20
the very home vi the cGlumniator TO labor in
their calling OF labor and mercy Their CLERGY
are charged with callOus crime Of eyerv kinj
and their priests answer it by their consolin1
presence In the chamber Of p:s;ilence ard
their fearless endurance Of every priyaticn
Their people are prescribed and attacked
they answer it by displaying charity towards
their fellow-citizens in word and deed
One week since the Sunday collections at ST
Pstrick's church, in this city, amounted TO
$3.50 for the benefit of the yellow fever suf-
ferers at Norfolk and Portsmouth, and yester
day, as We have said S325 were raised for the
sane purpose. Probably nearly as much moro
was collected in the other Catholic chur,hc' Of
the District. This is IS IL should be. Lut
why 10 not the pOlitico- religious leaders Of
faction essay TO rival this generous charity?
Have they no influence, except for evil-no
power, except TO persecute We would all
get along in better humor and accomplish life's
purposes with more usefulness, by having 10
rivalry but in doing good, and judging Of
bodies of men as We DO Of Individuality
their acts. rather than their words-by the
effects Of their principles, rather than the dec
la-stions Of the prejudiced OF the partial.
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VETANTED-A BOY TO SET TYPE IN
w Country Otice, near Washington. To one
who understands the business liberal wages and
con STINT employment VIII he given
All IS-eO6t
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-18
PETITION!

John Rhyduck, plaintiff, against Evan E.
Jones, rAdministrator Of John D..
Davis, decd, and Jane Ann Davis
-Ss and Elizabeth Davis, defendants
90 Court of Common Pleas, Gallia
= County, o. ali Oh s5tl)
THE above named defendants are
= hereby notified that on this 18th
day of September, A. D. 1855, the
plaintiff filed his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas of Gallia County, set
ting forth, among other things that he
is the equitable owner of the south east
quarter of the south west quarter of
section No. s, in township No 6, and
range No. l6, and the north east quar-
ter of the north west quarter of section
No. 8, in said township No. 6, and range
No. 16,-whicb said land was sold upon
petition of said Evan,E. Jones and Mary
Jones. administrators. upon the estate
of John D. Davis, decd by order of
the Court of Common Pleas of Gallia
County, at its May term, A. D. 1s45,
to Ebenezer Jones, and by said Ebenezer
Jones sold to the plaintiff. No deed
having been made by the said Evan E.
Jones and Mary Jones to the purchaser,
the object of the present petition is to
procure an order for the said. Evan E.
Jones, as surviving administrator of
said John D. Davis, to make deed to
the plaintiff, and also a decree of title
as agal l,t the other defendants. Said
yorder and decree will be asked foron the
first day of the next term of the Court
of Common Pleas, to be holden at Gal.
lipolis, for Gallia county, on the 5tl
day of November next. .y4 u
rsr.s.gs A. GUSHING, Atty.
Sept. 90, >1855-6w. 1000 s-.s
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HoknfHtfs Mukprk Affp SUfciprl-

HokEiBLr MunpEk an : SUfcfpE-
a NoBLE Doe-A FIEsDIsH MAs.-
We record this morning cDe of the most
friahtful instances Of human deprsyity
that It has ever been our misfortune to
learn of. The circumstances. which
are briefly these, are shocking beyond
nara aHel:
- A German shoemaker named Will
jiam Ebbefing, living in this city, on
Fourteenth near Madison street, has for
long time led an unhappy life with ,hIs
wife. Their quarrels and dissepsieas
have frequently disturbed the peace oil
the neighborhood. He hes on more
than one occasion brutally beaten and
maltreated her, and her life was one OF
drudgery and hardship. On Thursday
afternoon last, about o'clock, he was
seated on his bench, working at his trade
when a dispute arose between them and
he made a sudden spring upon her.
catching her by the throat, and inAicting
five wounds upon her with sharp
pointed shoe knife, which he had IN his
hand at the time, any one of which was
sufficient to have caused death. She is
not dead yet, but the physicians in at
tendance pronounce her recovery i'm
possible Heathen fed from the house
followed by large Newfoundland dog
belonging 70 him, and proceeded to the
river, and jumped in for the purpose OF
drowning himself. He was dragged
out. however, BY the dog. before he had
accomplished his purpose. He then
caught the dog, and with the same
knife with which he had stabbed his wife
and which he had never let go, delib-
erately cut its throat and again jumped
into the river, andsucceeded in accom-
plishing what the more noble brute had
prevented him from doing at first.
The murdereris young man, about
thirty years of age. His body has
been recovered, and the Coroner called
to hold an inquest Missouri Democrat,
, Oeto6er 6fk. ra sesT 5fo5a }a .iE
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Valuable Farm for Sale i'm
, la the French Grant. bed

THElundersigned wishes to dispose Of
| the Farm at present occupied by
Mr. Stewart, one half mile below Hav-
erhill, in Scioto county, part of the Ger
vais tract, containing one hundred and
ifty-six acres OF bottom land--one hum
dred acres cleared land, and the balance
in good timber. There is on the farm
good frame Dwelling House, Barn,
&C.. a1d well OF good water. Also
one hundred bearing fruit trees. of
choice varieties, principally Golden Gate
and Pound Pipin. besides a young or
chard of sixty trees of choice winter
apples, all under good new fence.
The place will be sold on long credit.
Possession given the first of March.
st5a DR.. JAMES VANBEBBER,
Greenupsburgh, KY. or
JOHN A.. ROBINSON 3iI
Gallipolis, Ohio.
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OHIO IeAIsldA COUNTY
oourt Of comm,a- Fless.

-. Court Of Commen, Pleas, -,
Moses r, hattherss, plaintifF, ,ss ohsrles ".
Matthews, Aaron, Matthews, Elisha Mat
1thevs, Thomas r. Ms;ekeWs, Phineas Nat
thevs, Mobiles 8. MattEews, Mariah L. Mat
thews. Luther Matthews, Abigail Matthews,
Anselm T. Holcomb and Esther Hblcombs
bis vie. William Bediie, and Nancy Ledlie,
his wife, John Robinson and Euritta Rob-
inson. hfs.wife, John E. Holcon1b, and Mary
! 4 Holcemt, his wife; William SyInnes, and
Eliza Symmes, his wife, tJohn Berry. and
Lucy Berry, his wife, and Lucy Matilda
- Uose defendants. -,
THE said defendants, Aaron Matthews. Elisha
| Matthews. Maiah L. Matthews. John Rob
inson. and Euitta Robinson. his wife, non
residents Of the State Of Ohio, are hereby DO
tilted that Moses r. Matthews, tre plaintiff,
filed in the Office Of sthe,Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, for the CountS Of Gsllis snd
State of Ohio, on the FIRST day Of September,
A. d, 1855, his petition for relief, alleging.
amongst other things, that one Phineas Mat
thewsp pnoI deceased on the 26th day Of July,
IA-D. 1859. he, then being iHfuil he, executed
10 the pIaintiff his note Of hand for the sum
of one hundred and sixty five dollars, paysble
two wears after the date thereof; with interest,
which note was given for the purchase money
Of certain tract Of land, containing two acres
and seventy-fiye hundredths Of one acre, in
hundred acre lot Mo- i405; In Cheshire town.
ship, GalliRcountys Ohio, beingin section No.
IA, in township No. 5. Of range No. IA. Of the
Ohio Company's purchase, which said lot of
land the plaintiff then and there conveyed to
the said Phineas Matthews, and Chloe Mat
thews, his wife, as tenants in common, and to
secure the payment Of thesamethe said Phin-
eas Matthews extended to the plaintiff amert
gage upon said premises. The petition fur
ther alleges thai the plaintiff made permanent
Improvements upon the morgaged premises,
at the instance Of the said PhiReas Matthews,
to the value of $50 81, and that the said note
nor any part thereof, has been paid, nor has the
amount charged for permanent Improvements,
or any part thereof, been paid. That the said
Phineas Matthews. and Chloe Matthews, have
departed this life, leaving the defendants their
heirs at law. The petition demands Judgment
for the sum of S248 81, with interest on S165
from the 26th day of July 1858. for the sale
of the said mortgaged property and other re-
lief. 5..t
The said Aaron Matthews. Elisha Matthews,
Mariah L. Matthews, John Robinson, and Eu-
rita Robinson, his wife, non-residents Of the
State of Ohio. are hereby notified that unless
they answer or demur to said petition by the
18th day of September, 1855. tie plaintiff viii,
at the next term Of said court, demand judg-
ment according to the prayer Of his petition.
MOSES r. MATTHEWS.
A. T. HoLcoMB, atty for plaintiff. ~
Sept. 6, l855.-w6 II
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Thomas Bucks Estate.

aTSHE undersigned has been appointed and
4 Il duly qualified Executor on the Estate Of
Thomas Buck, deceased. Those indebted to
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
'.IGzlt5 PENNELq qCHERIHGTON,
~ Executor of Thomas Buck, decd.
Sep. 90, 1855. -.fas-r fe sr
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Ii 1ON EOle LII OlbSEs
The State of Ohio, Gallia county, SIS. Sarah
Martin. vs. CHARLES b. Martin. Court Of
Common Pleas.
THE said Charles H. Marlin, is hereby noti-
! fed that on the 26th day of June, A.. D. 1855,
Sarah Martin filed inthe Clerks office, of the
Court of Common Pleas, of said county OF
Gallis. in the Stale of Ohio. a Petition praying
to he divorced from The said Charles II. Martin,
and alleging lherein amongst o,ber things TO
cause. habitual drunkenness and gross neglect
of duty towards her and her children, and also
for maltreaiment. and also praying among
other things that the marriage contractsu
ting between them may be dissolved, and
that she may be restored to het maiden name.
The said Charles H. Martin, is hereby further
notified that the said sarah Martin, will ap-
ply at the next term of said Court for a'divoUce
according to the prayer of her said petition.
EDWARD S. MENAGER, her att y.
September 81, lS55.L6w
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BAN Me-
5,igolIa. - AND s......So - =
EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

-rr.INi alerrsflt 1T ~ asaII - - Il
THE subscriber continues TO- receive
i deposites on time, or to be repaid on
call. i--fo- ,1.,-r., ..f!s4 - t.ef
Discounts Drafts, Bills of Exchange,
or notes of hand. H "a
Draws Cheeks on any point in the
United States.af 81 sas9 s4is ~
Furnishes Bills Of Exchange on the
principle eommerciafcities in Europe.
Makes collections in any part Of the
United States or Europe. saz "a glJ-
Buys and sells Gold, Silver, incur
rent notes, Land Warrants. County and
Corporation Orders. ~ -ii 7'sii 20
Pays Interest on time deposites as
follows: ..,.-
On Deposites at 4 months, at the rate
of 5 per cent. per year: gsETif ~
On deposites at 6 months, at the rate Of
4per cent. per year.
On deposites at 9 months, at the rate of
per cent. per year. i.a - -,t So.
On deposites at 1a months, at the rate Of
6 per cent. per year.
N. B B-Office hours fromS A. NJ. to
12 NJ, and from ] to 5 p. NJ. 1 .. 1o.a
s-a 90 CHARLES HENKING.o
Jan. 90. 1S5s41y si@ ','.' ,i'''ss.,, ~,
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY REM
EDIES..

ISSUED under toe seal, sanction and
authority of the University of Free
Medicine and Popular Knowledge
Chartered by the Sale of PenDsyIv=-
mia, April go. 1853, with a espi.al Of
one hundred thousand dollars: maiulv
for the purpase Of arresiing the evils OF
spurious noslrums, also, for supplyipg
the community with reliable remedies
wherever competent Physicisn. cannot
or viii not be employed, have purchased
from DR.. JOHN R. ROWLAND, his
celebrated ... ,.t--. T..
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
known for rave .Gs Of twenty-6ve-yesrs
as the orIv su end safe cure for Fever
and A2ue, &c. And his inestimable
remedy Tor BOwel Complaints, Row
and's Compound Syrup of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popu-
lar Remedies. together with =
The Cnive. sii VS. Remedy for complaints
of the Lungs,
The UniversiLy's Remedy for Dyspep-
sia or Indigestion,
The University's Remedy for Costive
Bowels, = C'''"s- = g. - :
Also the University's Almanac and
Pincushion, maybe had, at the Branch
Dispensary, or store of
]. Il p. A. SANNS,
April 10, l855.--6m Gallipolis. !.
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Fancy Goods.
Furniture! Furnituren ''iil
JOHNS HIMSELF AGAIN.

John B. SHEPHERD would res
j pectfully inform the citizens Of, Gal
ipolis and surrounding region, that he
has on banda very general assortment
of FURNITURE, at bis Warerooms on
Second street, few doors below Hiram
Maxon's corner, which he fatters him
self that he san and viii sell IS low as
any other house. 2 Call and examine
for yourselves.
June 81, 1855
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Regular

Marietta, Parkers6urg, Hoekingport,
Pomeroy. Gallipolis, Guyandotte,
Catlets6urg, ashland, Ironton
5r and Cincinnati Packet, .-g ,r
-...., The new light ,draught
steamer OHIO No. 2, ]. j.
- sEBLAee, Master, will pass
Gallipolis for Cincinnati every Tuesday
morning. at 6 o'clock; returning. will
pass Gallipolis for Marietta every Sat
urday morning, at 6 O'Clock, stopping
at the above aud all intermediate land
ings. The 'Ohio No. 2" will remain in
the trade as regular Packet, and a
continuation of ,the, patronage so liber-
ally bestowed upon her heretofore is
respectfully solicited. O. f-TR a : I
July 96, 1855.-tf q a0ott I
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Regular
Mariettd, Parksrs6urg, Hockingport,
Pomeroy, Gallpolis, Guyundotte,
Catletsburg, Ashland, Lroaton
and Cincinnati Packet.

- The new and splendid
f-s ssteamer BRIDGE CITY,
!ss:s&.sese==szJOHN HEISNER, Mas
ter, will run as a regular Packet in the
above trade, ,eaying Marietta every
Wednesday. at s o'clock, and returning
will leave Cincinnati every Saturday, at
a O'Clock, P. NJ, passing Gallipolis, on
her downward trips, every Thursday,
at s O'Clock A. NJ, and on her upward
trips every Monday, at 6 o'clock A. M.
The Bridge City" will take passengers
and freight for the above and all inter
mediate landings. Having recently
been thoroughly repaired and improved
she offers, superior inducements to pas
sengers and shippers. and her officers
hope by prompt attention to business
to receive a. liberal share Of public pa
tronage. - -
July 96, 1855.-tfi ~
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GROCERIES,

THE subscriber would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Gallipo-
lis and surrounding country, that he has
just opened a complete assortment of
Groceries, at the old stand recently oc-
cupied;b Menager. Blackford & Co.,
lower side of the Public Square, where
he will keep constantly on hand full
and general assortment of all kinds of
Groceries and Provisions, which he viii
sell cheap for cash or Country Produce,
either at wholesale or retail.
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