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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20
SUIT FOR COMMISSIONS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-JULY l9-Before
Judge HALL.

ENLIsTING FOR THE BRITISH AMY.
Tie trell of tie indictments IL 'hese cases, On mo-
ton of Mr. Bebee, we're postponed TO August. Inc
onlv two 40 aiust whom indictments had peen todnl
hat az rot been baed furnished bail and were h0-
Grated from Gus Ody Elnrt was made TO REFUGE re
Ls1 renuir.d 10 $3.50. This was opposed by the
District itorney. He SAID that when tins KIND OF
bu.nos first came mp he willing 10 place the b
of $3.50 but lie finds that there is a power in this
COUNT, stronger than the Law that The indivcua who
wfre behind ihese men dio not mind $3.50, std ne en-
dtavored to r Use the rate Of bail, and succeeded IN
eetime Il at 500. and IN Gaze at $1,000. OH
Bcbee said this latter WAS Offered BY he parry, ~lch
;be Di,trict-Aiioruev agreed 'oJ The United States
Couri at Cincinnati. the Dsuict-At orney said, had
appreciation Of those cases by placing the bail at
$1,000.
Tie Court ordered the nil to be fixed nj $500 which,
ms nlr.rdv stated was subsequently, gwen.
The District Attorney said lhere was nothing further
ready Tor The day uzless the Judge bad de iied IL re-
gard D. he lasi indlc tGe 70 which however ar
eunent hos rot been presented The Jury was dis
chaI ged ill Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

ExcuRsIoS.-A parry of about two hundred resi-
dents If jersey City went excursion Wodnes-
day afternoon on the steamboat Sun and a barge.
leaving the Cunard wharf at o'clock, the party
pr, ceedsd to Washington Grove, above F)rt Lee,
wher, there dancing in the grove. Returning at
dark brilliant display Of fireworks took place under
the direction of Mr.. Isasc Edge of Jersey City, in
horror Of Mr.. ID. s. Gregory. Tso works we've fred
opposite Mr.. Gregorys country Incidence, and made a
beautiful light. The beat then proceeded down the
bay ana returned at sbout o'clock yesterday morn
isps. shelton Band was on board and dancing was
skeet up sufu the trip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

BUEFALo lgly .e-Tfers hss been mod-rse dem md fr
FLorE thi- morrre; 20 obs 10 - ices IL. frcln
WicoraD. WHEAT "a fair request; 300
iush IrTer Lake priva'e CogN-iodes an bay
sTsT in their views tie nr irm az 73c6c. and the t
20 &c NATs SIC. ANAL tRE GHTs. re fr Corn 20
Albany. aid i2c Nev-Yfrk. LAKE IMPORTS ysHsriav
Flour 8i9 b. Wheat. J. il6 brshi Corn 10 lCJ BUSH
CiNtL ExToRTs to- he Ine: Flour, l bbi Wheat
t,CtC8ush.; Corn, 5,l8j tu-n Oats, p 80 bush
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sa,ss OF Stock. al eniaavipnn. &.

fg.Soted oi rss r. :. IsisUsE. y f q 5. ssr..
Fir Poayd-lofco City RI 6s g; a. Penn RIilDat, ft
C Pesv Nsodox Pr. Sd 81 200 Redios RaiT ad, 49,
g Mechanic Bank, 20; 81 Do d p.
B,itrsn Bo0rdi- C City g. -
Seno Bo0rd-5cO Onion tarsi Boads 6oi oo Penn s. e.
p sel g. &C Resdius RR g. 20 at; mo- Cy RR. So at
zoo -fsA g. 10 s6{ 81 Little Schuy RR, 5Ji a scbay
Nav. Pref, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

BAsr BALL CLUB.-The Excelsior Base Bali Club
Of Jersey City was permanently organized last even
ing. Geo. r Cutter was elected President; Isliahs
Hutton, Vice President; Benz. Hai1es, Secretary;
iand Levi Towe, Treasurer This Club already oum-
lbers over twenty members. On Thursdays and Fri
,days they will play at Hamtou-squsre in the Fourth
'Wsrd, commencing at O'Clock, 2. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

The dulness in Stocks continues, with a rather
heavy market a. the morning Board At the Second
Board pricts were weak, and afer the Second Board
TIC market closed at lower prices The intense heat
Of the weather Las driven many op rstors out of own
and makes dealers generally Indifferent ABOUT OPP
eating Ere WIS 81 at The Second Board ADD lower
af1erward showing decline OF , cent. The re-
duc.ion in fare does not far we can learn, a.
feet ihe receipts. lie passenger ecrrins are about
the ,ame in June last year. Indeed the reduction
is not ely important, aud the rt-slass fare is now
tie esne as il was l4st Summer. The actual through
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narhe.s. cARrrr1Lr REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

- THURSDAY, Julvlg 1855
AsEFS-The mrrtef = without chsrge. the aer,.,J O.,
uooerse; a ~ tbls 30 Pots and rs b for
Tessls ~
COTION-Nofhrg decided hAs tran.pired; some sale. "a
rsTortd being ade absferen Of &C. IN no gen -
ttenne has ~ bscn eftabsned The market remains "a
stcu the pO.fin reported yes'eTdcT-a. tas cloe
htavIes l,sry mn Csts@ w rspfar sur ls 1uo..
oi g b at.eueLt I'VE recorded has been .ubaed
ty holders generally:
NW-YosY LLAssiIlcArIos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

BALTIMORE joy l9.t Cattle market today 20 bead
Cal wee t.ret, Of ~hch 10 IA.
wurd. snc The Ier inter "a A. ces ransngf IA IL
net whct 80 s sdvtnc. previous H9rs 10 arge
supply; sales 90 ~ &c - l. cEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

,car,sre-hirel April 3, Geo, sroH $40 90 March 81,
Horsce Price, $2S; Apr. 4, Thorn & Oven, 81, %;
orb, s. w Blake, SEQ; soth, n. shannon slOoi w.n.
,rro, ~ ON v,ere Rs two brothers he acOint of
sl9;5 ". III che, ks wer- made payable 70 bearer.
Mr. Iit,,c6eia had salary Of $500 Der wear as As
,e,,ut Deputy Collector previous TO t' lsi OF Janu-
aIy less, and since that time etus.a'e OF 500 per
The examination will be resuwed at O'Clock this
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

To me Tdi'ar Of The " L. Tbune
SIR: Mir Ihto Dehou, in lis reply 10 Mr.. W. II.
Aslnv az, deies n at the Report rhe affairs OF
" lie Pacific Mail Steamship Csml any" was in the
Ostfsion OF any Journal bio'e the mee ting Of tae
sto,lLOoers. Much 10 ny r,t fad myself obi sed
to 7, afssTt ii AZ sut was the fact
4 few DAYS eifer The NEE M al whc7 the Reports
woC read, in discussion the pr0prety OF TIC
ni't,e pin ting their Reports udh0u, orders,
GET emau counee ed with the Pres stated to that
tic euilemen competing So d Committee could nor
LC,c Il ought toy we're wron-, for one ~ them gave
him cop o tue Report hae day bet0re ne melting
On NJ ieilrn from tie meeting OF the p b OF June
+ ind The said utems'i in my office who on hear
il Lat took piece reiterated the statement not only
10 DC but 10 OF tho editors o. another daily journal
WHO / app red 20 be present
am free 10 state that serthe fact became he sub
Jet Of FREE and ublc discussion, my informant BEGAN
10 doubt lie memory as 10 tie Report having been
gwen e. him twenD -four hours before, nut - sure
that ros HANDEL ~ HIM m the morning BEFORE The
reetfHgi
NV hour II of little importance and the real ques-
ton al issue is 10 know if Committee has a rgh, 10
Dnf dnIose y issue their Report before submit.
ting II 10 the consideration Of the stockholders py
whose orders i is made
IL ihs coso hire can BE- no doubt az the sockhod.
oTs eoIc mned the Reports YouR.
July ls v DE LAUSAY
2 She name- OF the parties are at the disposal
of Mr.. 1h,O. Dehon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

Three large wooden buildings in West Ho-
lbokeP, occupied dwellings, aud as a sh e-storc
lbsiber shop and place where camphene and burning
fluids wee sold, were destroyed by fe a, O'Clock
last eyeuinC
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NE W-,JEkSEY ITEMS

THE HEAT.-In the Jersey City Ferry-llouse yes
terday afternoon tie thermometer stood at lOlo IN the
shade. Thoe at work in exposed positions suspended
labor, or acted with caution, and no cases OF sun
stA @ ke were reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

IMMATURE ALMASAc......rhis DAY
SyN-Rses.. IS Sets...........F = MoosSep@''le3
HIGH VATfk...-.. fhi, oAfs
Sandy Hook.u:t6 Gov Island. ..li:53 Vel Gste's l1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

sux.SrnoKrs.--A conductor on the Fiushingsv.
carr named Diedrics stidmsD was Frustrated by the
sfe.ts Of he heat Monday, while changing horses
a, the station fot Of Graham st. Remedies were APP
pFd, and he recovered.
Hasris II. rbert was sun-struck in BeifoTd-ay, but
relief coming too lac be died.
John Rchmiler, residing at the corner oil furnan
and Doughty.s =, Has overcome By the weather ana
died.
Msry Gris7.s.er, child residing on the corner OF
vsD Brun, add Union SITS, died of the ene'e Of 'ne
herf
Mary VAsn Burke, residing in Redlsnd-av., died Oh
.eo,,yut1c-s caused by the state of the weather.
Frspc,s DoppeIIy, ia Cclumbis-sr. near Hamilton
.v.. ,r.bed vii a complexion OF disorders, was
carries of by the teet.
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Price o. the
principal arhces Of Farm Produce IN ne City Of
Neu York ON Thursday July 10;
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SUPREME cOURT-sFEclAL rsRN-JULY l9-Before Judg


NINTH-Ay. RAILROAD.
The argument Oh the motion TO dissolve the i7junc-
ton prohibiting the Company from laying down
track in Washington and Greenwichsts., already re-
ftnod to, was continued yesterday, Mr.. Conor con-
Guiding lie ar sumeit for the Company Mr.. Boards
lev will ADDRESS the Court to-day support of the va
hdify Of the Injunction
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the parties who received Il from defendants inc
Court considered thar at mos, II had been noo'aa
tres;ess judgment for plaintiff six rents: r9' p'"n'
uf Mr.. H. Morrison; for defendant, NJ. sm'h'
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Il
Court considered that at most il had been nou'na'
tres;ess. Judgment for plaintiff six rents ry' pun
tih Mr.. II. Morrison, fur defendant NJ. SH'lh'
CLAIM BY KEEPER or HOTEL.
F..1--ick MT, at Herman Fers-nhsim
Plaintiff 10 proprietor Of the Prescott mouse \
r,iend AZ defendant Iauei Kue3Da, siih ms wie'
80 a, G, said house kuehie died there, OWN,
S-o OK DefeidaI,t ,ame to the house With view TO
seoy he oovee 10 Mrs. X and assisting 10 regs.ri TO
o. frnc-,i He then was Gesirous 70 remove the ct
ee,.s of d.ceased Mira X being about 70 .nange for
.orne other dwelling The Ian 1lord reilSe 10 let them
90 r,tI liz iii Wss settled and defendant, It was
aid agreed 10 be n sponsbe for the amonut d1e, AID
tIe beeysp, wa, delivered 20 Mr. X The latter al
terw.,o ofIed 70 pay 90 per cent OF the amount oat
plaintiff rfuepd 20 receive II, and brings ms &C ION
against Mr. f. 10 recover the amount Latter con.ehus
HAT 10 the first place he never be ane snr " ana sec
ard II he did that the agreement wa VOID ny reason
OF 10 not b, ing 10 writing. The Court consiieTsd that
Ispi,ff III delivering up the goods gave value 10 W.
+ end rendered judgment for plaintiff in amount For
Plaintiff, Er MoCunn; for defendant, Nj. mailman
SUIT FOR COMMISSIONS.
Drzcan C. Nvsn, assignee, as. E.ias O. Drake.
To n cover $3.50, amount o. commissions alleged 20
1--we BEEN earned by Alvah Beiee real estate br'Ser,
IL eff citing a sslc of property Mr. IKE Pres
&C. Of an Insurance Company advertised 70 sly MS
houee 20 geo Fifth av. or 10 exchange II for tarIn.
Air Beeiee alleges that liz negotiated All agreement
between Mr. Drake and Mr.. Anthony j. Bleecser
10 exchange the house and lot The price Of which was
ia h, S2J COOl for farm Searsdale, Ne-.clesier
Co.. belongi. 20 MIs. B.eeqser, wife Of Mr.. b. AMI
Tat he II entitled 10 commission OF per cent. IL
was denied tiOt Mr. Bebee had been EN- loyed by
NJ Dr,ke &c. Testimony was taken. Judgment
for plaintiff, $3.50, being per cent.
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neee;rts Of Produce rrrr 10

By North Rirer Boat y bb, Flour s281s bush. Corn
~ Jtss Provisiors $50 Co. LGrii 2 do. Ashss 20 o..
WLfskv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

The receipts Of tie MOri- Canal Company :ail year,
compared with the corresponding time last year, are
Toll

Increase fer iS5.'....''.'' Sta -
TIE tos n be Canals s5e 30 cents 2 tun higher
than last .eer.
TIE folowirg p7ess,i,s the acreage condition Of the
81 Banks OF Boston Tor the week preceding MOnday,
.Iuly I6 a. compared wi the Previous week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

BuRGLARY.-The residence of the Rev. Seymour
Langdon, corner Of Grand and Ewen-sts., has been
buIglanousy entered within few days, the family
beinp absent Its not known what articles have boon
taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

FraE DEPARTMENT AT recent meeting e. the
Posi OF Officers Of the Fire Department Of tho East
err District, resolution was adopted direetug = iei
pe,hibit tie use Of >iamese Butts, AID ali hose win
lager openings than q inches except the hrst length
fom Tie engine which may taper from to p inches
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} N-Y0EH I. LAssIFIcATlON.
Inanda I lridA Mnhi-
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TArITY.-Ofiicer Miner, of the Fifth District
arrested man amed Pettiuger YESTERDAY, on charge
of beaiius hs wife in a brutal manner while inXtoxl-
c1i.d. He was hell for examination before Jusrlce
Jacobs.
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Il "a. D
No MoTHEE.--Whata volume Of sot
rowful truth is comprised in that single
ut.erance--no mother! We must 60 down
the bard, rough path Of . life and become
Injured to care and sorrow in. their sternesl
folms before we can take home to our ex-
perience the dread reaEiy-no mother4-
without strugglean tear. But when
it is said Of lrail youngg girl, justpassing
from childhood to maturity. ,hUw sad is
the story summed up.in that short SEN
tsnce! Who now shall administer the
needed counsel--who now shall check the
wayward iancies--who now shall bear
with the errors and failings Of the moth.
srless daughter? Deal gently with the
child Let not the cup Of her sorrow be
oyeraowed by the harshness ofyour bear
ing, or your unsympathiSihg eoldness. Is
she forgetful of her doings; is she heed
aess of her duty, is she careless in her
shoyements; do not reproyc, but advise
give counsel in a gentle tone. point her
out the path she saould traverse, speak to
her as . mother woud--for she has none.
d
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November 2Sfh-

HANNA, on .Mafkel sitcet; has just receiy
L. 4 Cd l,e lea'ling noteis Of the lay;
Hard Times, BY Chss Dickens; NANCY RUG
Mother Alice Seymour. Syhii Lenhard by Mrs
cray. The Iron Rule, Lucy Sanford, ceIiS
Toward, insnbo'di''aiio,i: The Lady a, Home,
The . plldp Children, Bankers Wife, Aghes
or the Possessad. "A year ailer Marriage. &b: &.
by rs. Arthur: The Corsair. ny Geo. Said
Midnight Queen. ashlcigh; 1lie Down Trod;
den: Rayensiaie, Or tho 't'atal Duel. Game ne
Or the Roycr's Optb; Jack, Ariel. tile Spanish
Cruiser, Eugene, or the soldiers Bride; Yale
College Scenes; Silver aud Pewter; And MANY
others. too numerous mention, ---.--.-
Also, the leading LITERARY, PAPERS Of
he day. Dec. IS.
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La BELLE RrvArRE, = The Ohio, the
noble, grand Ohio, is closed Skaters,
taking advantage Of the opportunity, an
enjoying themselyesr6nely. slP-w-and.
come-down is one Of the principal features
of the exhiliratng exercise, at least we
thought SO upon steppipgon theice, when
we came down ke-cAuak. However. tina,
didn't discourage us any, we was deter
mined tOhaye . skate, and started again.
Finally we bad enough of the rglorious'ex-
sreise, and left the ice. hoping that others
enjoyed themselves as well as we. -2sr
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.LnGAL a,.,L.unIM.

cYSH.lrSlsrD(rNSSS Observation-Disclosures.
EzrrosIoN, = Tuesday morning about
9 o'clock, 9, portion ,oSs Oyg citizens ware
startled by atreinendous' explosion Of one
Of the cboilersiR the rolling MIN Or GAY.
LORD y Cos rpOalspaidhgto the spot, we
witnessed . scene which we hope We may
never SEQ again, Beams, brickbats, shin
giles, ETC., lay about the premises IN profu-
sion. One Of the hands named JoSFs,
was tile recipientofs very large beam,
knocking him down, and. when he was
discovered the beam was laying across
his breast, 1t is thought he will recover.
Several others were more or less injured,
among whom were Messrs. MOI sTEE and
KAisAuoH. The cause of the explosion
as far as we can learn was as follows
The boiler which exploded had more wa
ter in than any Of the other. boilers, when
the engineer stopped the supply. in order
TO give more water to the. others, intend
ing to turn the water on to this boiler in q
few minutes, but instead of doing SO. he
went to breakfast not thinking about it.
When he came from breakfast, the boiler
was red.hot Not looking at the boiler,
he turned the water on--hence the eexplo-
sion. II isa wonder that many more
we're not injured. ~ ts- tsa4- l5,s
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IN TIIE TRADE.

UAVlAGp purgh,sed the. eutire stock of Books
"A Stsiieaerg, &c., of o. A. Keys, the CITY
BOOK STORE will hereafter bo entirely an.
der my contfol and Enlargement.
/, VI The 81 ock isall new. aud as well selected
as any stock IN the country. In order 10 keen
pace with the .tilhes, shall he laying in new
supplies frequently, in order that The assert.
'nent may al all times be complete. .e, ga
B5' Every article viii be sold at very reas;
enable profit.
REMGMaRa THE PLAcE-nearly op,o,
site the us. Hotel, Market street.
!. Portsmouth Nov, 9.,54. ..e lsi4 .''f o..
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PToestdInrs u fhs lEgriopl,IiraI me-.
o sia8sJ sHT hHt6ei Ngal
PoRrsMoUTH, Feb, >.

." = ing. 49,
.2lsIaI @ fi's |, PoP4snou4n, Feb, }.
|, The Board Of Directors Of the Scioto
County Agricultural Society met pursuant
to previous notice. Present q. S. B.
Hampstead, Jno L. Ward. ]. G. Merrill,
tTho$. Dugan and w. s. McCalm.
The absentees werc w. Fl. Bennett, Jno,
A. Turley, Chas. Davis and Clark Galla,
gher, who were fined one dollaf each, in
accotdance with a rule adopted on The las
meeting. The Financial Committee asked
further time 10 make their report which
was granted. tsf'4
On, motion it was resolved, That we hold
Our 9th Annual Fair on the .Society's
grounds next fall at time to be decided
on hereafter, and which will not conhc'
with 'oif State Fair, A committee o.
three, consisting Of Messfs. Turley, Ward
and Merrill were appointed to draw off q
premium list for said fair, to be presented
for approval at our next meeting, to pro.
cure an orator for Fair day, and make 9th.
or necessary arrangements. ,r:g
Messrs. Dugan, Gallagher and Bennett
were appointed a committee Of three t6
have the fair grounds cleared up and a high
fence built on the East line of said
lground to shut off dead heads ingress
On motion the Secretary was requested
to order Of the publishers the books and
papers given as apremium at the last fair
and was authorized to subscribe for sc
copies Of the Ohio Agricultural Reports tc
be, distributed as premiums at the mex
fair. .ssss * s4's45 aa sse., a'7-.,-e,.
On motion, the proceedings Of thi.
meeting were ordered to be published II
the city papers. 81. ,a.,,'.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday, May
l2, at 10 O'Clock A. M. .2.'
WM. s. McCOLM, Scty,
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AIIC1H,InN.

l.
|TNsHE su bscrber having determined to lose
|, u. out his stock Of Groceries: will sell al
Auction, commencing on Monday, the 18Th Of
December "a, ,stli o'clock p. a. jyniso at night
continuing from day to day Until sotd.sSi9
His slock is such As is usually found in a
retail Grocery Store--0offee, Tea; Tobacco and
a.yaEietN ofarticles too numerous to mention.
/, TEBns, OF iSAi.E--A II ssums under $l0.S cash
IN bapl--oyer$l and under Se5;ia credit Of
three months will bc giren--otsr S25 aud un-
der $50, four months-over $50 months.-la;
The purchaser giving bond with .appFoved,se-
cprltyYes ~ rlatta rggvgsfggS.s - u Egyg;s
b Now is heitime to purchase cheap g focer-
les for your families asswsll asthose who buy
TO seu again. Sale ~, take, ,plaeeatthe store Of
the subscriber on Market Street, opposite, ihe
biggs House. Portsmouth,, Ohioyr s;ss3fgs
.Dec,f5w2. ..,,,, j. ii. sBE, ,VTL W,
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b gsyJsEEtsTNGS.
FOR THE HOLLIDA VS. !, |

FOX THE HOLLLDAYS!! &
TIME Moss Rose, Masonic 'OlIeripg, Afftc
L lions Gifi, Temperance Git, The Beni,
son, The Pearl Gift: Passion Flowes Friend,
ships token, The gem annual, &c. &c. To.
gether with gift books for Youths and children
in great variety. Also, the finest. gilt edge
London I Ball' Post, Plain and Embossed note
Paper &c. Also, .,'...,i "a ,.sf-. .-.L y
The Poets or EuroPe ana America. 81
in abnndance, bound iu good style. Cali on
j, Hanna, market street, nearly opposite The
biggS Louse. ~. 3, a,y s-tl' 5va,, dec %. q
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A LIEN MOORE. aadr Hanpsll, his wifi,
u John Bsnser, Uriab BohssFs EsrSh Shoe;
maker Richard GoodridEe ana 9apeIhis wife,
William Story snd Ellen his Hiie, HehryjEg-
iugton, Milton PuTdy and gusan his wits, Wy
az Taylor and HELEN bis wife, Smith BonseTI
Eyelinc Bonser. " lillian Boasef, Rhhsma Bonss
er. Aaron ,Bonser, Jacob Bonser, Mahuab'4 4
BonseF, Abigail Bonser, Melissa Bonrsr. Urish
Boaser, Josiah Bepser. I, fIegson Bpnser. Char
TON Brown and Rhpds hh wife, y ames Kibbls
and limp. rance hh wife. Lhhe futEdgon. Jos
eplf Furguson. Allen FufgVssp, Henry Fur.
g1soD, sapufh Fursuson Vincent Fprghson,
5esse Fpysuson, john Furguson and Sarah
Jane fuFguDon. ,,tlt a4A
Youiwill take soiice tlni ON the 2nd day Of
December 1854. 1 will appear ,5efoie TIE Pro.
bate Judge Of 6Srioto county chio, at his ofieS
in Sortsmoeth, and Prove thal b;gml sB5nser
10 hefalifctime made and la rfolly and aluly
executed her, will, and that since Jthf death Of
said Abigail the ssie win has been lost aAd can.
not be found, and itat bT said@ viii The .said
Abigail devised ana BedbeliAa5 hsr ea.sts own,
ed st ihe time ofthe will and subseduentlt.Ae6
ouired 70 me, will ptove The contents, ot
said 4 i'll, when and ~hefe you can aitaiid and
resist spch proof II you choose. y "
q. gsMUEL B0N5EKi
NOV 3. w4W. & "a 81 81 I yT,S- =.
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"A Few Moro Len j. !,

A RTHUR'S MAGAZINE, Godey's,3 Ora,
IN hams, Patnnms, Glosson's s, Flag. Amer
lcan Union, Dodge's Museum Tin new dress
Know Nothing, Star Spangled Banner, ant
other cheap literature, received 10 day Of the
City Book Store. -, Decl5>- " gi, 1eiff
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UNREALzED HoPEs.-Wc began to.ex-
pect general thaw, breakup. .ri rise ! in the
river, good times, business lively, and ey.
ery-thing else that asgood, steady rain
would bring about, On Wednesday even
ing last, when it commence to rain, but,
alas, as is too often the ease, our hopes
were destined to, become blasted, for, on
Thursday morning # was sas cold is
blazesp, ,1 ,-l T. Sus .yefifss ylsyg i.