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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
GAINESVILLE, BELMONT CO., OHIO.

GAINESVILLE, BELMONT Co., OHIO.
THE FOURTH SESSION of this Institution
i will commence on MONDAY. April 2nd,
1855, aud Continue IA weeks.
Young Gentlemen wishing TO learn Civil Engi-
neerine and Surveying. win have a favorable op-
Portunity during the Spring aud Summer Ses.
sons. as the proprie,ors have procured all the n-
struments necessary for field practice.
Special attention will be given to those wishing
to quafy themselves as Teachers.
Tuition fees are moderate, aud every care will
be taken to afford pupils the means Of acquiring
thorough Classical and Mathematical education
For further particulars inquire of
JOHN THOMPSON,
SAMUEL DAVENPORT
Barnesvile, Feb. rs, 1855
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ny JVEIs NANUVLFH,
Feb IA, 1854. Atty for Petitioner.

IN ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
IvH virtue of mandate to me directed, from the
court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio,
in the case of George w. Woods against Joseph
Whetzel and others, will he offered for sale, at pub
lie auc ton, at the front door of the court house
in said county, on
Tuesday, the 2Oth day of March, 1865,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Ll, and O'Clock
m. of said day. the following lands and tene.
ments lying and being in said county. to wit.
A lot OF land adjoining the town of Clarington,
situate above said town, being the same sold by
Thumas Pollock to said Wheizel: Beginning for
the same near the bank Of the. Ohio river at a
stake in line with the east line of lot No "a,
in said town, owned by George w. Durkee and
Matilda McCarty, across an alley from the north
east corner of said lot, thence up the river 60
feet running straight with the east end of lot
No. "a, thence running back from the river,
par allel with the north line of said lot, l20 feet.
thence suuihwa,d with the east side of Apple
alley 10 the alley Oh the north side Of lot No.
81, thence eastward with said las. mentioned alley
10 the place oi beginning. containing lot OF land
60 by 100 feet.
WM. OKEY, Mas. Com
Feb II. So So Mon. Com. Pleas.
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EACOB wISE's EATATE.1The subscriber
81 has been appointed by The Probate Court OF
Monroe County. Ohio, as ADM illustrator of Jacob
Wise, deceased, and has given bond and received
letters of Administration as such.
Feb. 2S. 1855. JOHN DEARTH
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ivH The subscriber WINS, on the 3ist day Of
October, 1854, by the Probate court of Monroe
county, OHIO. appointed Administrator of the
E.,ate>of dathias Eschleman, late of SAID county,
deceased, and has given bond and received letters
as such. CHRISTOPHER PINDLE. Jr.
March T. 1855
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SAMUEL McCoNNELL'S EsTATE--The
~ snb.criber has heen appointed and qualified
as Adtanis,raidf Of Samuel Mcdonnell. late Ut
Monroe county. deceased.
Feb, ri, tess "a
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THOMAS BUFFERS ESrATE.--The sub
j. scriber was. ON the 1911, day of F ebruary
1885, by the Probate court of Monroe county,
Ohio, appointed as Administrator of the Estate
Of Thomas Butler, late of said county. deceased,
and has given bond and received letters as such
ALEXANDER MCCULLOUGH.
M.,eh 81 &.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

NEAR BEAELSVtLLE. -.
n WILL sell my tarE about half a mile from
.ReaIisville, Mnnrne county. Ohio, containing
RwA 1910 Aores. all laying ,cell,
AM sStA and of easy cultivation. Said tract
N HIsE contains alb ,ut 10 acres OF cleared
- Land; is well watered, Of good soil
and has a Tico- Story Dsceiiing House,
GOOD ORCHARD. FENCES, BARN, sc. Terms
easy. For particulars appIy-to
II LEWIS GRATIGNY. Sen.
BeailsyiIs Jan. II. 1855.
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ToSEPH MoRRELL'S ESTATE The IN
j tiersgne i has been appointed ard qualified -
Executor Of lhe estate Of Joseph Mmretf, late Of
Monroe county deceased. Dated at w oposfeld.
this 5th dsy Of Fshsaary. 1855.
Fob T. GEORGE !. AoTaELL.
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nAViD SIIAUB'S ESTATE sub.
~ scriber was, the Bird day of March 1855,
by the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
appointed 80 Administrative Of the estate Of David
Shanb, late of said county, deceased, and has
given bond and rcceiv ed letters ~ such.
MARIA ELIZABETH SHAUB.
March Z, 1855.
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Sale Of Personal Property.

nY virtue of en- order to me directed from
> the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at the late residence Of james
Wire. deceased. on Wednesday,. the 9Th day oi
Mar, b. next, at 10 o'cIock, A. M. the tolio wing
property. to ~it: Twenty five bushels Of Wheat,
and 60 bushels OF corn
JOHN WISE, Adm't
of James Wise. deceased.
Feb eI les5
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|HARLES TURNER'S ESTATE.-The
u ! subscriber has been appointed by the Pro-
bate court of Menroe cnunty. Ohio. A. Admins
trator of the estate Of Charles Turner, deceased.
and has given bond. and received letters nf Ad.
miEstration as such. JAMES YOUNG
March,7 1885
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COLBERT HARRiS'S ESTATE. The sab
" scriber was OF, the 50ih day of November,
,u 4, appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
ts5t.,y Ohio. Administrator de b0n,s non, with
the wi! anne ed OF Colbert Harris. Isle of said
county, deceased. and has given bond A,ni recsv.
ed iet,srs as such. JOHN LAWRENCE.
Dec. g.. 1854.
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NWARTHA pENT'S ESTATE The ,ub.
w scribers were, on .ihe Goth day OF Janussy
1855, by the Probate Court of Monroe county,
Ohio. approved as Executors of the Estate OF
Martha Drnt. late Of said county. deceased, and
liays received letsers as such,
ASA 7. DENT,
March I, 1855 lyM,3B. DENT. q
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WOfIN BECKET'S ESTATE --fshe sub.cri.
'eG Der was, the 2Sth day of January, 1855,
by the Probate Court of Monroes-couniy. Ohio.
approved as Executor Of the Estate of John
Beckett, late Of said county. deceased. end has
given bond and received letters a. such.
GEORGE N BECKETT.
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~ HERiFF SALE.-By virtue of an Execu-
~ ton on Justices judgment, issued from the
court OF Common Pleas Of Nom oe county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at public
outcIy, at the door of the courthouse in the town
Of WoodsteiJ, in said county. on
Tuesday. the 28fh day Of March, 1855.
between the hours of 10 ~clock asn, and o 'slock
|, m, of said day, ihe following described real es-
tate. lying aud being in said county, 70 wit:
The north east quarter of the north west quar-
ter OF section thirty four. Township one. of Range
our. containing forty acres, more or less. and ap
prased at 1855.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop-
erty of William Bell at the suit of I L. Moore.
WILLIAMsKEAD,
Jan 81. So 25 Sheriff,
&HERIFF'S 'SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, of Monroe county.
Ohio. will offer for sale at public out,ry. on the
farm of Peter Wiiten, il said county. on Monday,
the 10Th day Of March 1855, the follow ing dss.
cribed property. To wit: One bay horse, sor-
rel mare aud one sucking colt.
Taken in execution aud ieviel ON as the rTo.
perty OF Peter Wiiten al the suit of William Rus
sell. & Sa WILLIAM READ
Jan. 81 co. Sheriff.
Lots In Ciarington tor Sale.
n OTIS number IL. IL. SO and43 situated in
II desirable locaiitiesTin the town of Claring
ton, on each of which il cpmmodious dwelling.
are offered for sale at a bargain. Also half an
acre OF ground near the towh. For further par
ticulars inquire of
JACOR T. MORRILL,.
CiARINGroN, O., Jan 10. 1855.
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subscriber was. on the a2nd day of August,
1854, by tile Probate court of Monroe county,
0hio, appointed Administrator, de bon,s non, OF
the Estate Of Frederick Huber, late Of said coun-
ty, deceased, and has given hond and xsceive ed
letters as such FREDERICK KOEHLER.
March z, 1855.
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aD scriber was, on the 9Th day of November,
1854, by the Probate cour: of Monroe county.
Ohio, appointed Administrator, de L0nisnon of
the Estate of John Thompson. Iaie of said conn-
". deceased, and has given bond and received
letters as such. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
March T. 1855
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nAvID JOHNS ESTATE.-Thes suh.e ri.
Hp bers were, OH the 9th day of June, 1854.
by the Probate. court OF Monroe county, Ohio,
appointed Administrators. de bonis non. of the
Estate of David John., late of said county, de-
ceased. and have gwen bond aud received letters
ss such ISAAC EDWARDS,
March Z, 1864. MAHALA EDWARDS
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A TTACH Me NT.-At our instance an order
n of Attachment was Issued the 18th day of
February. A D., 1855. by Samuel w. Mil, a
Justice Of the Peace, Of Ohio township. Moproe
county Ohio against the goods. chattsis. rights,
credits. monies aud effects OF William Dunn, an
absco,ding debtor Of said county, for the sum OF
$50 OF aud costs fsuit. which will he for hearing
the l0th d'y of April, A. D.. 1855.
March 's5 A. T. s: THISTEE.
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g tRR5ED On the 24lh ult. by Elder
Efsu{ Ait B1ssiL steward and Miss.
1SjtRk JsNEs. al Of this county.
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nISSoLUTION.--T partnership hereto
IL lore existing in the sale of merchandise in
Brownsville, Monroe county, Ohio, between p.
+. & Koontz. was dissolved by mutual consent
ness OF the firm will be settled by P F. Koontz
The firm will still continue between The said
parties in the purchase Of tobacco.
P. F. koontz returns his thanks to the public for
the patronage heretofore extended to the firm,
aud respectfully socits a continuance of their
custom. He will carry on the general retail bus
iness as heretofore. P. F. KOONTZ.
Feb, %, 1855. JNO. KOONTZ.
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ROLL OF NOR.

Received on subscription to the Spirit
Of Democracy for the week ending Sat
urday, March Sd, 1855.
John lrwis, Adams, a 90
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W. H. Smith, Perry, so
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On Saturday morning, Oct O. Doctor FAYrrTT COOPER,
Of this city in the 74th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at half past
three O'Clock from Trinity Church The relations and
friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend,
without further notice.
On the LIST July, at callao, Peru s. A., WILLIAM WET
MORE aged 80 years, son of the late commander VIM.
wetmore, Z. 8 n. Uni. city.
On Saturday Oct O. at his residence In the 2sth year
Of his age EDGAR s. HORIZON eldest son Of the late Ma
thaniel and Adah Horton
His remains viii be taken to the family vault at Fish
Ishkill papers please copy.
On Friday, Oct s, THOMPSON infant Of Thomas and
Emma Barton aged months.
His remains were Inferred in Cypress Hin Cemetery.
Liverpool Eng papers please copy.
largenent the heart, FRASErS c. only Of VIM. r.
and Agnes Haydock, aged years, months, and 10
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence $50
West fiiespth street this lMonday( MORNING. a. ten
talen 10 Greenwood for inteunent
On Saturday evening Oct 0, In this city, HonART,
o. Robert and Mary h. squires, aged months and 10
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral on Tuesday Oct at one o'clock J. NJ,
from loa West rhireth street, without further lnvi
tafion-
on sunday morning Oct. !, at Fla,bush, Evnnr csn-
1UlD BcpR daughter Of william A. and Corneiia 4.
Wheeler, aged one year
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
this afternoon at az O'Clock Carriages w be 10 wait.
Ing at ulton ferry, Brooklyn, at quarter before three
O'Clock.
On Sunday, Oct. :, ErnAmnu, youngest daughter Of
George and Mary Ann Veritxan, aged az years
The friends Of the family invited attend her r-
neral this (Mondsy) afternoon ats NJ from 80 south
Sixth street Williamsburg.
ON Saturday, oc'. 8, fmDuncx BnASD, a native Of
kisenberg, Germany, in the I'D year Of his age.
In New Haven, Conn, Sept. % Mrs. susAS cHASrY
widow OF the late John Craney OF this city In the eh
year of her age.
Cincinnati (obio) papers please copy
TN Saturday Oct. D. Mrs. JAssr1 ADAM aged - years
her funeral wiz take place this afternoon at o'cosk
from the residence OF her mother Mrs sushsraDd, 10
farkef street Her friends and the friends 81 the family
are respectfully invited to attend Her remains will b.
taken 70 Greenwood for interment
Hkhmond (tA.) papers plea,e copy.
I'm sunday, Oct. 7, Miss EJzam1II McGmIsa aged 40
Year,.
Her friends and acquaptances respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral this afternoon O'Clock from
Der late residence corner Of second Twenty
first street.
On sunday Oct !, after short illness Mrs Many AVN
BoGrY aged 50 years.
Her funeral win take place this afternoon al three
O'clock from the residence Of her brother Even street.
Williamsburg, !. l.
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City Intelligence.

CucKn-A return match viii be played to-day, be-
tween Paterson and Harlem, on Sam Wrght's ground,
ll6th street and First avenue, Harlem II viii be
Numbered that in the previous match Harlem by
Esw II Is expected that this match also will be
very closely contested Wicket pitched at 10 O'Clock
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Court Ca1endar-Thls DAY.

sUPRKK CouKT-Circuit.-Nos. 104 123, 1910 1918
1919, 1858, $50, 1858, $50, 1861, 35s to 1903.
svrRxnx CoURr-special Term.-Nos. Q, 49, 81 TO 122
suPFRIoR CoyRr.-Nos. 1913 40 279, 2a5, II, 298h
2e6 to 3l 3l3 to 3le 3s $40 TO $780, 32s, 32e 33 TO
BAT, $40, 1862.
CoxFos PIxAs--Part Mos. 500 1878 1889, has to
1851, 1853 to 1856, l158. Part 2Nos. 49, 4J3, 1905
tn liza
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sales At irregular prices Wool continues Ar, ..,e,
$50 be- Printing uoths-Aarkst with out change
saleg 81, 600 pieces. s
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT-oH TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SRI PROM "a
~ Bcsck~r street . red fDg. sulaatie
" given 70 any one returning Ne dog.
7 oeT-oN TIVE TH OCTOBER, ~ WALL sTaRgr
IL Or IN Afouff1 avenue small
ing rem1rsrca Ia regard 70 w s Kr1sr vii -
ceiss susbc reward On rssarnng Il 70 " YIiLARBtRY
~ wan rrsef.
T OsT-YrsTrRpAy wORsrvG. OCT y TWO SMALL
II tArs std An trrcrs, breed between King
cur Whev- WI ,ssg-n Dc ssn- % NJ. q vansewssr
sree' TCem u. sA3 IA hsras~nsiy rev sr.t-i
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ADVERTNENESTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

A LITTLE GIRL, ~ YEARS OLD. LOST ON sATCR
"A day morong Hsd when lost. red plaid dress nan
KIN psscnf leather callers socks black
round her neck and iockst tsrk brown hair eyes Any
information will be hankuxg by pa
rsnss, ~ Ns Bo~s<y. or 81 Great Jones e.
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NkWAkk bAY 0ROvE-A GRAND BAIL ~
~ epne 81 q he Pavilion, Tnes6sy Afternoon and
ev pmG uesa AamfHApce frse
CAPT HARRIS, Propnsnr
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WhlskerS or MOustaches Forced tO Grow
n weeks by my onguent which viii inure the
Atn bottle; sent 70 any Of the country X g. ORA.
IAN SIS Broadway; zeiber, ~ south Third street, Phiadel
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HolIoway's Pills are an Excellent Family
medicine and recommended all
q The liver and stomach II is ndsputaby admitted that
they have tailed 10 these disorders Sold at the
manufactures. 10 Maiden lane New York. and IA Strand,
London and by all dr. uggss p cents, 62 cents and 81
per boz.
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W01hn ExceASnOh.-A buRfHD NOveAty
eo length after many experiments, Genin has
coed, obtaining richer and becofnng for The
fn Al winter so than has heretofore been
duced sir France or America He invites special atten
tom 10 Eyccsoror that he 6essgnated this
syje i suei for the time day. The shape and the pc
ciar se, the brim elegance The Encelsor
which NC Nd render popular the colora rich
dark clare browns It's special attraction In brnsing out
this chef d ruyre, the model been varied suit
sous Of ali yea For young men the low crown has been
ADOPTED and le higher for gentlemen Of
There can be e doubt the Excelsior, will
rs pror cupcra elegant udress Introduced
IN ths country For sale, Wholesale and retail by GENfS
No IA Broadwf W. oppose 81. Pans church.
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GesaA Novelty In Indian Rubber Overooats
ennr n Appsaranee y IN, woish only few ounces either
~ being Gentlemen win ind them uneoualled
~ elegance and economy. LEARY CO., Astor House,
Broadway.
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On Sunday May g. 1885, by the Rev. j. r. Labagh TEo-
poRE W. MIILARD, to MARY c. TIGHT, all OF Brooklyn
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8 Niuht In when Nature rcsts.-

But bed bugs live In glory,
And bite with quite q zest,
Tomake the sheet look CORY.
They not only mark the sheets but also the sleeper yen
mousy Lyons Magnetic Powder In the only thing XIII them
and all other insects Depot VA Broadway Look the label
for T.. LYON
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1H7 nsotyw.I cyseks ~ sKADg srRxyr. AT
Tssssls 0srnss Essa~A Mod 40 INA 10 - go
s1 vtiss* isnl1~s Aso ~skws esa<&ss. sss1rs.,s ~.
49,. r.,. $500 - - esss<A 49,. VA SresssSss
Es0iJsH .srnvASIs-roR AN rssAesy ~ vAsu.
- sE.n - vsstsA issssf sssiy--ssSs lssy'. s~si
s&s4s fnAs~, AssdssA, bws~s es<f~~ss a.
kfoAA vi, ~ wsss 30 Al We Asa sls~ srwvss{.
Atse.ss~s - 0n4s ~ ~ r<xsssz~' Ia-sluas Ne Isv
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WAhTrD-AT no Hast sa0ADwAy-srrrA.
49, sess1ny py<ss~t ~ ss-yss sSss $780,
tENs texeewtsss 80 s<saaesp go tsys
Sss~ srf AsS~s rfss fssAs. sA<ss<rss4A. aes -
sHsss tswtf~vs esfy 1tv~srD SLIM.
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The Great Remedy for Piles Is Furnished
by DR.. WHEELED, <6 Broadway-Having devoted much
tenon 10 tho and Of this complaint
DR. w. guarantees 70 cure whoutrsk to the patient Coun.
try patients describing their by letter, successfully
treated.
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Photographs-Li, y, Cabinet and Miniature
''s'' W ~ BRADY's, $50 Broadway.
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" Like Bees In . cluster
The bedbugs will lodge,
And all ohef attempts
But LYONS they'll dodge.
OF course they will Who heard Of killing all kinds Of
insects and and mice by using Lyons powerful pills
aud powder Dcpo, IA Broadway and No South Eighth
street. Philadelphia.
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Cameo-Daxue, rsetypes-WiiIisuason's, 2fe
rtlfan str ut Br00klyu
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seul weekly aucii sale bonds Mon
day 81 i2 O'Clock u the Aerehsn,s Exchange For further
ace adye, senen In another Catalogues
nav be obtained :, "a once No. Broad street.
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rY,e F..,nurstvue Pa rtralts on Ginss sarpass
he ana an 9TH pictures ane texture
darsbhy, beau,y and econon Zee The specimens at the
depo, Of art. 10 broadway.
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pnEscm ADvxnrIsKmxxrs.

ns ugxtNDv rsg JgrsE DAMP pRAxcAISg Insn
ss.i's ..s 80 .s~ 1880. T. nss.ss = fgss1.as
~. 6ts skussoo vss sxtaAx e r~~~n-e ts
snys pysyrs siss~~ass1 sfs4sss@ss b. ~ = "a
I~&@ g. - ye1frs
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Gafts and Presents.-Just Received, and for
i reduced prces. the choicest selection q fancy goods
OF dressed and undressed dolls
games for chdren &c.. ROGERS fancy
ar, ~ Broadway.
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Knapu,s Daxusrreoeyl 20 and Amhrotypes,
old established gallery removed ars 70 y. Brcsdwsy be
tween Broome and Grand Streets near MshcEs ,h.Alre
Lkenesses taken daily every also ;oped ana
warranted perfect and durable.
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Great Bargains Gsrpssia,n,g:'-Ws, n. v,
vet tapestry Brusse three ply and ingram carpcung door
Scos 4s which we are osnf " very low rates or cash.
SMITH EOUNsBEkRf, rs Broadway. near Grand.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupecs-
The best in the private rooms for applying his
The largest stock Of wigs and oupees America wholesale
and retail, IT BATCHELOR'S, rs Broadway.
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HiIl's InfAIlible Onguent--Eor tho Growth,
health and beauty Of the hair preparation 10 Of
No. Barclay street, New York and u W. Woods al Full
tOu street, Brooklyn.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces,
Stand eminent above Ill competition. suite Of elegant
private for applying his famous dye the greatest stand
nd article Of IL kind throughout the world His style Of
Wigs and oupoes perfection ITSELF Wholesale and retail
nkCRI6TADORO'S No. Ast0r House.
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Hil's Improved instantaneous Hair Dye
Best n use for oack Or brown shi!nss box permanent;
Piled No Barclay street. - Nassau street. New York. and
st al Fulton street, Brooklyn
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deer charlesr why DO you ash me, swce, Clara, Won
know do WIN you prove your love Tor me ~ :" " -
pcasnre my angel |" Then you would plesse orde
smith BROTHERS.. Merchant Tsiors OF leo Iuson sree
wsY surS reeuestr Bccsase wish you % cot nothisf
ihsu you marriage dAy-A gentAernAnn Il
sbs opsney your desire CArs I'll lhs more really -
1t 10 rnpp street but price asked sDd no sbssreut
suGcyedr
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and strangers invited @ nspect the srs0 we stec. q
fa.hiopabe clothing ROGERS a CO.'S Man moth ware
housc corner OF and Nassau streets Eve, vinz
IN ssye and MATERIAL adapted 10 the VIII be ound
The list II the loweS In the trade But ve price
IA ASKED taken for sny article
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THE TRADES.

IAS FITTERs.-I WILL PAY 81 DAY TO THREE
" or four good filters Railroad fare 10 this place will be
allowed the end of three months. None good
need apply w. NJ ToMPKISs, gas litter and plumber Is
and % Front street, Rochester, n. Y.