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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-09-15
Ic4Is1 ---1--l :,
Great Cure OF Liver Complaint Of
ten years Standing,

.Gtw York, Jan. oh, 1913,
WiHe aud Pills to remove disease of the Tjvar Tr
Wmeh nave suiiered severely for upwards of ten
years; and having adhered closely to the directions
health Notwithstanding all who knew me tbonoht nv
case incurable. Previous to taking the Wf5e aud
rs, nag recourse to the best method treatment but
eonlhued 10 grow worse to an alarming degree Soma
Of my friends spoke despairngy Of my case and trieS
10 persuade Inc from making use Of any adyertised
remedies; and doubt not, but what there nre b,,n
dreds who are dissuaded from taking your ewcailet
medicines, In consequence of the DECEPTION md met
hcieney Of many advertised remedies put forth by
apty 1t Is, that the deception used BY others shonT
be the means of dissuading many Iaborino s,S
ease from nang Ta and being cured by
my NE; when commenced making use of them. r
was in wretched condition. but began to eSnerienca
Weeks from the tims M san fee days; and IN six
atsnrPrise ofal! my friends, was entirely cured
and had increased fifteen pounds n weight having ia,
Would to God that every poor sufferer wonla .va;i
himself Of the same remedies. Yours. Go.
'. y ,nn,.o., JAMES SSii WILSON. son
are diseases of the mind well as Of the hodv ar.
usually brought on by troubles and afffcton and sre
most to persons Of delicate constitutions and
sensiuye mlhGs. Low spirits, melaneholy frightfuI
dreams, and fearful anticipatfons Of evil from the
slightest causes generally accompany nervous gsur.
emedy bese wine and energetic
Extract of letter from Mr.. Joseph c. Pauiding, da
d. a. r
DR. G. w. HABSEY: ph;iads,nb;a 60, =, Is1o
Dear Sir you Forest Wine and Pills have cured nv
wlte OF dreadful Nervous disorder, with which she
nad Deen afflicted for many years Her body was al
most wasted away; She was frequently disturbed in
her sleep by frightfal dreains awakening quite ex
haused and covered with Precipitation, and M timcs
laborng under the delnson that something dreadful
Ties pfhe wine, and box of the Pills. she is nov IN
perfect health She has regained her flesh and color.
and enjoys society we'll as ever ,so'0''
n J.c.PaULDING.a
mi pR; DAyiP MAEyis, celebrated practitioner OF
seys Forest Wine contained more virtmas thar ~ an.
Gf she; large bottles Of sarsaprila. Messrs. s. s.
IA, LhMPMAL q Coo of the largest and most respecta-
pie Druggists In Syracuse, in letter, say: From
Wnaa , 'hey have heard and seen Of Halseys Forest
dn d%noo,9otedly become the lending medicine of the
The Forest Wine isput up in large square bottics,
win Hasey's name blown in the glass 81 per bottle
or SIX bottles for IS. Gum-coated Pills. 25 Gents uer
box agents are authorized 10 retail ns we'll a. yI,oJe
sale on as favorable conditions9as the proprietor
APPOINTED ARentA aFti ~ Tsf74 y ftrsNSls rSAA.g
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New Arrangement,

THE Subscriber having taken the old
l. stand of Durham & Gardner, doors cast of the
brick block in Ravenna, intends to continue the BooT
SHOE and LEATHER business in all its branches.
Hewillkcep on hand to meet the wants of his GUS
tOmers, general assortment in the Boot and Shoe line
ofal Kinds of both eastern and home made work. and
most kinds Of Leather, Innings, Findings Lasts, &c
Allhome made work will be ofthe best material that
can be procured; and having engaged the services
as cutter in of the best esablishm ents in the
country he fates himself he can furnish his custo-
mers with amy article in the Boot and Shoe line that
made. either east or west.
Cash Veal Skins and most kinds ofproduce taken in
payment.
Ravenna, March IA, 1s55-32-tf JOHN GILLIs.
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E. TWITT

rs NOW receiving his Spring and Sum
L mer style of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, all OF
which will be sold for cash cheaper than offered
n r ayenna before. Firstdoor eastof phenix block.
STRAW GOODS-A nice assortment now
~ opening at Twtts, first door east of pbenx block.
A LII HATS purchased at Twitt's will be
II kept in repair and Ironed without extra expense.
4 THE Subscriber has an excellent
tEaS5@ farm for SALE OF miles southeast of Raven
AEasW ma There are l4O acres, seventy each
side of the road, ,one goodfarm House and Barn,
well watered on each side of the farm, good water
privilege unoecupied al Lock on the canal.
Persons wishing to purchase enquire at the Store Of
j. H. Bostwick Il Co., or ON the Farm.
Raw ,Ina, Marchl9, 1854, 4J6-tf GEn B0sTwICK.
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Groceries & Provisions.

II HUMELBAUGH d WAIT are now OPEN
II ing an assortment of Groceries and Provisions,
consisting In part Of Teas. Coees, Sugars, syrups,
MoIasses, OILS Rice Tobaccoes Fish, Crackers, Raj
SINS Gtr0ns, Figs, Prunes Spices, Nuts, Soaps Can
dies, Pickles. CIR Taraf soda Sal Soda, Indigo, Can
dies, Wood and Willow ware &c.
oar stock isselected in N. ", by aeompetentjudge,
"withparteular reference to 0uaifty or fresbness
ana viii be added oweekly. Ali who wish TO buy No
Go9os at prices invited 70 call at the
nrSI @ aoor west oIthe Town Hail. Main St. Ravenna.
Fruits, Rags, &c., wanted ',7 $50 n = -
Ravenna Anril 10th, Is55- -36 y9%
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Groceries! GrOceries!!
NEW FIRM AND NEW & q 81 s

.fFHE SUBSCRIBERS hayiDe Ieased ~
Store on Chestnut 81, fornefls oSSSpied IN q. a,
and having reftted 1t Iii rst fato stye. are
nqw reseynga very large and entire new stock
ne at the very lowest for Casi
rtoance ana guarantee perfect satisfaction 10 ali
mlV may tavor them with theircustom. Just give tsa
cailbefore purchasing, and see for yourselves:
az. IERIFF Ns skVERNE. ~
lash rAID FOR ALLKINDs OF PRopues q ~ e,s
Kayenna, April 10, 1856 ag8 fon J21
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Dentistry,

Begs most respectfully to return his sincere thanks
to the inhabitants of RavcnAa and its vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the pas
year, and trusts by unremittng attention TO
with the continued support of his friends and res
them that will everbe his to give
satisfaction in all work entrusted to him. All work
warranted.
Ravenna, Feb. 81, 1855. 3o-tc
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
THE MOST VALUABLE .....
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD. -
d r. H LSEY'S
II n ID II SN rH

no ID n c1 m
~ IN T. - L w / N Ei! g
patronized by the nobility and Madto,, .,
land, and esteemed the most extraorlnony ol n&s
in tho world. '10'' 'N'"'fuihaf! medicine
Medicines containing molasses mr. ,,oros,.o M
boasted Sarsaparillas renuire n,an IKE The
Hrodnee tie sIinbtesf many large bottles to
Vine is altogether diHeret NJ arti"Ic me Forest
syrups to give it Consistency bnt sonlalns no
lent 1avor and powerful mcdicinst S efcel-
csI mn IT,, "HIsn IL Is composed Tho For
Wild Cherry. DandeIion Vii ~, s54,
- '''' en, tclloW LOCK, and
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.Mcre You. Sis !! .

A GOOD supply of Cloths consisting OF
II consisting of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere,
Chasmerett, Satnet, jeans, &e,at
Ravenna, March 90, 1854 o. L. & ], p SuTLIrFs
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iLUEKS, asgood assortment for sab
.cheap al RIA. Raiap & Cog.
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SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, OF
~ the finest quality, can be found
Jan IL. 1854. at RIA. BAIRD e. Co.'s.
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ROWELL & WlTTER,S.

pRlNTS-Good Prints for 9 and 10 cents
L per yard, such are usually sold for Is; also
Prints for G. cents per yard such have always been
sold in former years for and 10 cents. Call and see
them ROWELL& & WITTER
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0OBOURGS, TWILLED PERSTANS,

II T
" alpacs, merno plads, plain and plaid DeBerge. A
large stock of the above goods just opened and will be
sold at prices to suit the times.
RoWELL & WITTER.
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/ ILV H6 hND hoDIHENID-u IuIg
" assortment just opened, which were purcha ased
tremeiy low, and will be sold accordingly. If you
wantR bargain in either call on .,.,
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IT. GREEN'S ADV'S,
SecOn6 ArfiVii of New SDriR
(NnAAS
More New Goods, for the Fourth
of ,ESRIy,

JUST opened the best assortment of soft
hats that was ever offered in this market, consist
ing Of all kinds-Back ane drab, high and low crowns
Calm and examine for Yourselves ut No. 3 Pheniy
Block. J. T GREEN
RaYrnnn, June o.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
R0WELL, WITTER g. co.

w all styles OF dress goods, consisting in part OF
lawns, plain and hgd, 6areges, tissues chaies cham
brays, etc. We selling them at prices to cores
pond with the times Please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. RoWELL WlTTEh.
NAV IA
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On Fourth day, Third month, 2ist, ELIZABETH w.,
daughter Of Nathan and Sarah p Harper aged years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of her parents
No % East Twenty ninth street. Sixth day morning.
ed inst, At ten O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wednesday, March Il, THonAs BcrfSE, of consump
His friends and those OF his unciss Daniel Michael
and Thomas hAroney, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, this afternoon, At two O'Clock, from
the residence OF his mother, No " Columbia street
On Wednesday morning March q Mr.. Gro. q. DxsLT
aged "a years.
Lodge No 2as o. Of o. r., ani Of Keystone Lodge OF
Freema cons, also Of the New York Fire Department
are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No IL Eldridge street this afternoon At two O'Clock
On Wednesday March Il after protracted illness at
the age Of 81, Madame EyslISA Dg Ia FoRnr, wife Of
Charles Alphonss LAeathon he Ia Forest, Consul Of
The friends Of her husband and Of her father Pierre
Fsndn are requested TO attend funeral services at
the church Of 81 Francis Xavier sixteenth street. this
morning, at half past ten O'Clock.
On wedn, sday, March a, after long aud IN
which she bore with Chrsitan forttude and resg
nation Mrs. RsHsccA, ~rfs Of SIMEON Raymond, sr,
aged e. years.
her tons, simeon and George H. Raymond, her In
law Edmund Croker and Jno. g. Lankfori her nephew
Ephrair Gardner and the members OF the pirst Baptist
and Mariners Baptist churches respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence No So
Clinton street, afternoon at o'clock without fur
In Brooklyn on Tuesday evening, March 20, CaraRfSK
ANN infant daughter Of Daniel and sarah A. Phelsn
aged Is months and Is days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited 20
attend the funeral from the residence Of her parents
Division (Bowronvie), this afternoon, At two
o'clock Carriages viii be IN waiting at the Houston
and Grand street FERRIES williamsburg until two clock
The great Jehovah, fuli Of love,
An angel brghteid send,
Who took the little harmless dove
To JOYS that never end.
In Sharon, schohare county, on Friday, March H.
TirER b. wAIkER, at the late residences Of bis aotber
aged 81 year,, II months and II days
Western papers please copy.
On Iue,day, March 20, CapsnS ScHRiEyrR, born IN
Ammt Beferstedt, Hanover, aged II years.
Iis friends and acquAintaness those % his brother
in.aw, William schurlsnn, the Henonla Lodge No. 100
" A. N, and Company Jefferson Guards ara respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, this afternoon, at
hspsst one O'Clock, from bis late residence Of
Houston and Lewis streets His remains vii b. taken
the Lutheran Cemstery for iDt.rmspt.
On Wednesday, March 20, alter pro;rAc,st Illness,
BRDgSr KIxsNDY.
her freDes, and tkose of her brothers, Elcsoa. Den
mis-, sBd Richard, are invited 70 attend the fun@.
raj ikis Afternoon At O'clock iron ne %
Der mother, corner o Jwsnty lH,h stree and Tenth
venue.
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On Thursday, March o. by the Rev. A. X. Campbell,
at the BRIDES residence Mr. j. JAMES SruRpEyAsr 10 Miss
HARRErE L., daughter OF Stephen II. Skidmore all Of
this city.
On Thursday, March a. by the Rev. Dr. Corbitt, VIII
LIAM SMITH, Esq., Of Long Island TO Mrs. HARRIET
SouDER, daughter Of this late Rev. samuel Bushnell Of
this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy
On Thursdsy, March at the residence Of the brides
father by the Rev j. Wescot OF Laght street Church.
JOSEPH s. RrsT Of Brooklyn, l.. 10 Miss SARAH BAL.
lay OF New York.
May heaven smile upon their youth
Incline their hearts, oh God, 10 love thy truth;
And may they learn from day to day
To bless each other, and heaven obey.
o, may this pair unceasiug find
Substantial pleasures Of the mind
Happy IN all things may they Be,
And both united, LORD, TO thee.
SO may they live-as truly one
And when their work earth Ia done,
Rise hand in hand TO heaven, and share
The joys of love forever there.
BIS, X. as J.B
At Lafayette, N. j., ON Thursday evening, March -,
by the Rev Joel Csmbei, GroRGE T. HUNT Of Westches
county, NJ Y, 70 CATHERINE j. Hornss daughter OF
David Hopkins, Esq, of the former place.
New jersey papers please copy.
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On Wednesday evening, March n, HIAH BxaGH, wife
The irisnds Of the family, Of her son. Christian B.
Morrison, and OF her sons.in-law, William W. Spies,
Elisha Robbins, William Post and Pierre Humbert, are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from her LATE
noon, At four O'Clock.
ness, Assn N SAITH, aged ~ years
o. Tuesday, March ~, Of typhoid fever, JACOB '.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Thursday morning., March y, Mr.. JosxrH HILL, in
the SD year Of his age
His fire and relatives and those Of hs son. John
J. Hill, and his sons in-law John Hanraty, Ezra Dod
and William RYAN, respectfully requested TO attend
the funeral this afternoon At two O'clock from his late
On Wednesday evening, March II, JOIN, nfaut son OF
Peter and Margaret shand aged months and q lays
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this morning. At eleven
O'Clock, from No l64 Ninth avenue, without further In
vitation
On Thursday, March 22, OF Group. MARY EsrIus only
daughter OF Samuel and Elizabeth Cheshire aged years
and months.
The friends of the family invited to Attond the
funeral services, to-day, at twelve o'clock at No 1853
East Twenty fourth street Her remains win be raken
TO Oyster Bay fer intermsnt
On Wednesday, March Il, Mrs ELIZA WILSON, in tbs
Goth year of her age
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral services the house of her brother the Rev.
DR.. Mscauey No. 81 Amity street, at two O'Clock this
afternoon.
painful illness, wnuAM G. DAYTON, only son OF David
and Martha Dayton. aged years, months and days.
His remains viii be taken, this morning, By the Harlem
Twenty eighth street. to Northcaste, westchsster
ty for int rment.
Dearest Willie, we give thee to the earth,
And the primrose shall have birth.
Der thy gentle head;
Thou that like q dew drop borne,
On a sudden breeze Of morn
Brightly thou hast fed.
On Wednesday, March q, CArnxRISE BsssIsG wife OF
John Il. Bennipg, aged II years and 8 months.
Her funeral win take place this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from No. 81 Forsyth, corner OF Walker street
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The Collision In Hampton Roads.

NORFOLK, March ~, 1855.
In the collision in Hampton Roads, before reported,
the Nip California Packet greatly damsgei losing
her bowsprt fsremast, cutwater spars, &c. The brig
which came in contact with her the Northwood,
from New Orleans for Baltimore. She also much
injured. Both vessels have been towed up. The New
Yors police officers to take passage in the cut
ssr which to 20 pursuit Of Baker, have arrived No
OF yellow fever have occurred board the Colum
a. The investigation Of the jamestown 10 still going
On. She IN certainly rotten,
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THE BANx SUPERINTENDENT AND THE CANAL Az
DIToRSHIP.
From Washington.
SHn ZANE SEARCHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WITH
ERs COMPANY.

WASHINGTON, March q 1855
Lieutenant Hartstens, Of the United States Navy,
latscf the California mail steamer Illinois, has been ap
pointed to command the Arcto search expedition.
1. p. Bayne, Of the firm Of Solden, Withers Il Co.,
ont in the Union denying NIL the statements Of
John C. Rvss editor of the Globe about the Exchange
Bank. lie charges Rives with hostility, owing TO bust
pess difficulty OF long standing, and denies the state
nsents thatan money Of the firm has been used in
promising Oompoundng claims. The trustees, also,
sste that the Of the available funds tied In
New York by Virginia attachments but they have COL
lscted assets the amount of and have paid
$3.50 for the redemption Of bonds of the Virgins and
Tennessee Railroad in cont ormy with the letters of
sixnmept.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Naval Intelligence.

ne following is list Of the officers Of the irgse Co
fymbia arrived at Norfolk 10Th, last from 81. Thomas
Commodore, John Thomas Newton; Commander, Ste.
phsn b. wilson Iieutenants, II. Hunt, IL. y. Gray,
VIM. b. Renshaw, r. L. Love, (hag,) j. X NJ Nullany,
J. r. Bankhead Fleet Surgeon, Solomon sharp; Passed
Assistant Surgeon, Maccoun; Assistant Surgeon r.
y. Daniel PuTscr, Edward 7. Dunn; Chaplain, r. Lewis
Acting Master, M. p. Jones; Commodores secretary,
Gordon NJ Newton; Passed Mdshipmen, N. 7. West Q.
p. MeGary, L. H. Newman, JOS. ID Blake, James Bruce;
Captain Of Marines, VIM. T. STARK Second Lieutenant
do George W. Campbell; Mdshipman, r. W. Meade, Jr.,
Captains Clerk, c. NJ Collier; Purser's Clerk John b.
York Boaswsin, John J. Young; Gunner, Hijah Has
ke Carpenter, Christopher Jordan saimaker, Robert
Hunter; Masters Mates, o. A. Henkee, VIM Pearce
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The Kentucky Trust Company Bank.

CINCINNATI, March %, 1855.
Judge Prior, Of Kentucky decided, at Covngton, to-
day, that the makers Of the notes given so stock in the
Kentucky Trust Company Bank, not liable for the
payment OF these notes unless be shown that they
combined TO defraud the public. This decision reduces
the sets Of the bank nearly 100000
The weather continues cold.
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Co 6Gcnune medicatsd cod liver o-The firm Of Rush.
ton ciarh Co.. being Dissolved BY the death Of Mr. Rush
ton their genuine God liver ell Is prepared only by
their surviving partners and sole sucoessors
HEGEMAN. CLARK CO.
Chemists and Dru ggists, los, rs and 5ll Broadway
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CHERIPF'S saloon FRIDAY THE 2sD DAY OF
- March 81 IN south street, 81 10 o'clock A. the con
tents Of Wholesale grocery store, large
sorment Of teas sugar, Tobacco salt ham hsh butter
cheese, soap raains, Ae. JOHN ORSER, sheriff
y. GiInOR a, Deputy.
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usnyD STATES Dsrncr CouEr-Nos L. ID, So 81 20,
Il, 10, 80, 81, II, 90.
bUryuxI couRr--tircuit-CAse on.
SUr,unE CoURr-Spccal Ierm.-Noe. 10, w. p !, ~,
-, 81, 30, II, VI, 102, 90, 10.
kotons-hoa 10, 1ie 70, 7315 10, II, IS, 90. 100;
SuYsRIoR CouRT-Nos. 1904, 1918, 25J, lOoe, ll3b,
1874 $685. ne 1890 1901 TO f3l6 1873 1888 62 1910,
ll2e 800, 1864, $50 1914 ST. SOL so7 SOS, 700 1904
MO.
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The WO0dlawn Mansion, ON the Bloomlng-
dale road to eThsse premises have been the
years occupied by Capt. w. Wiley, as roadside hotel
and proved the popular place Of
parties Of pleasure recreation and military excursions
the island Of Manhattan. The plot of ground prses
twenty acres, we'll wooded, and with extensive
frontage would be available tor private residence but
most situated for rural hotel Apply
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Let this be your Guide |!

English velvet carpet, 10s, lis.
English tapstry., H. sa. and 9s
English three ply, Is. ss.
In grain, S., 49, o., 6s. per yard, at HIRAM AMBER
SONS 80 Bowery.
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The Canadian Milit,a B,Ii.

Ounce March %, 1865.
The second reading Of the Militia bill carried In
the Assembly this morning, at O'Clock after de-
hate lastng altogether fourteen hours by vote OF "a
against 25-the minority being composed in Fart Of
,yowed annex Atiopists,
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Singers Sewing Machines, Improved, 80

a TO without noise, With little and sewing
the finest thread without ang The profit using
those machines 10 900 year References In abundance
10 given to satisfy all who interested that these
Dachines suited 10 do every kind Of work perfectly
/. n. SINGER CO., 1928 Broadway.
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uALuAnLr REAl rsrArr NJ rnE clrY on nRook


ton 3s W. YORK. .' old 4 pubic suction
sr. Ss..sd IN q "a. safrs Fund The
State passed a.y s. s, The Ss%ni..onsrs d tho SINK
April 9TH is q, noon at III, MsrShsS. Eicsaas in 10
buildings theron .l,ss,ed IN The ei,, oirroosyn,
Lot and building thsr'on 0our story brick 'ore 40 y
To- Ssa sSd, .asrss1 brick store md
Lot and building thereon, dear story brick and
dwelling. No 81 hs.o . street Map Sos
avs,y ,ss. and Dwellings sntias on Water street near
Lot and building thereon. tbriek building nov used
livery stable Water street adjoining the above
Lot and building, thereon riek livery stable ana old
frame dwelling f,ont, on Mater street aud adjoining the
Tls ioiIovns lott. .i.o in groo1lvn fronting water
win be leased bids public aac,ien, years,
ls @ ian With ''' s@~ build
ing, occupied NJ n hotel
pied as s"teher ,hcp' &C. wy ''"''s 0'''
Lot, No 10, with three story frame building and
10 Lot, map 30 70, old frame building u.ed asa black
Ao viii be offered for sale a, tbs same time aud place.
ss ~. :. s.sn."s 70 s n % q The
New York he zane ssn the lss eeanded BY tho Mud
% :; sisss ;' .'.as & ss s %
Tn cen. q =. g.Issnss none, and .
ss' Nay "s
S Re r1s ,' s9s % pr '. % rs S
LIST day ofMsy 1888 at tho Of six per per snpum
payable half yearly fu warranty deeds will b. given
len cent the yearly rent bid aud tho expenses u
sale and lease for the property Leased to be paid tbs
time and pac. Of sale ito bc applied the arht
rent and the ron 10 be paid quarter yearly the usual
quarter days All airs to be done ~ The iessce
will also be required to all tasos aud assessments during
the continuance OF their lease.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
JAS. w. SMITH, Jr., Recorder.
A. &. FLAaG, Comptroller.
w, EDMONDs, Chamberlain.
ANSoN UEKKfCk, Chairman VI.
nance Com, Board o. Aid rm.n.
J. g. WANDELI. Chairman Finance
Com. Board OF Councilinen,
Commissioner. of sinking FUND.
Department 81 Finance, Comptroliers once
New York, March 10TH, i5iJ.
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The Weather.

BALI1hOkk, MATCH q, 1000
Two more deaths have occurred from the explosion at
the Midlothian coal pits at Chesterfield, Virginia.
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auetion-By particular request shall hereafter sell
All bonds at auction without charging the accrued interest,"
which Ia the they sold Board of Brokers'
md ves the purchaser she se.sGs Of when he
bidding for bonds exactly he prioe that he buying
them for without going into interest,"
which change will dosbt be appreciated by che buyer
we'll az the seller Shoule any parties desire at
any time TO sell their bonds with interest added
TO the purchaser shall the Ut the sale and
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