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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-09

RAIL ROAD STOCK FOR SALE.
= HE undersigned Receiver, appointed by
4 the Court of Common Please of Belmont Count,
viii in pursuance u the uIde SAID court offer at
PUBLIC SALE at the I ourt House, In -. Clara
vile ON FRIDAY the 3lst Of August l95o,
Tweny-our Shares
ofhe Capt. a. Stock OF the Central Ohio Rail Road Co.
Terms cash. ..
aug. Q, 1865. CIV,
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TENNESSEE The X N. ticket is probably
defeated, though the result is doubtful.
KENTUCKY News favorable to the K Ms
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HARDWARE.

A general assortment always an hand the following
are a few OF the leading art ices in this line
Crostcut and HandSdrS, Door IockS and
handles, Mil s 10 and Crcsscnt, Ft!cs, Butt
Screps, Iron and Sled Squares, PED and
TIL LoclS, AugurS shoulder Braces and Bits,
Wood d. Iron hGsps, Bed Castors, Carpen-
terS Rules, LuN and Porters Skuttsr hinges,
good assortment Of Table cutlery, Ra'ors dc.
Those ,canting such articles wW do yell to ex-
anime n,l stock. In,. Mann'S Ars heavy d.
light, the hest are in uSe~-price Ssl,l5.
Also fine lot of CAP and LETTER paper. Ink.
stands steel peas and holders good article of paper
10 per qune good ooa,moniy sold al 2o Try
it, it Is good aud cheap as good,
OILS & r.aINTS of all kinds sold at Wheeling prices
for cash.
II. ALEXANDER.
Aug. 0, 1855, On.
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.m.TATE OF OHIO BELMONT County
~ Court OF Common Pleas of said County
Jacob Berger, Plain if.
CIVIL ACTlON.
Charles n. Nooda &. UarrietS
Woods his wife, Ell al. Defendants.
Petition to forecose aud sell Moragagcd premises.
The defendants C. X. W oods and Harriet Woods his
WIFE, residents of the State of Iowa. will take notice
tha, the plaintiff the 2jth day OF July A. D. lejj
filed his petition in the Clerks oice Of the Com Pless
court oil said county, against them and others Tie
object aud prayer OF sand petition is to recover judg
ment said Woods for the sum OF S!Oo with in'
ere>t thereon suoe April ist ls52 less credits IT Si9
June 9th I-ji aud Sl 50 Ioo OF april 5th Zoo and !o
the sale of the following descrhrd mouEased preh:
sCs, situated IN the County OF Belmont, ana slate o
ONO a. being part of Lot No. lJ in the recorded ia
of The town OF Bridgeport. ieing ~ H. inches IN front
on the National Road for the ~ boundary; bounded on
the H. by the property of one Jacob slumaker, on the
W. by the property Of Rachel Ncwland, aud on the .
y the boundary OF SAID plot, SAID petition luther preys
that the said Harriet Woods he bound Of any all dow
| or right III and to raid premises.
Said defendants therefore required TO answer or
deur 10 said petition before sept S5th 90, or ie
same viii he taken true and against them.
and Judgment rendered thereon accordingly
| NJ. J. w. GLOVER.
| Aug 1855. CIV ATTY for plaintiff.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS will De received
Cby the undersigned, until September 3d. iTs,'
fIr urn, ,shiIt All laying aOoit seven hun
dred and ninety 7o square feet OF stone for crossings
on Main aud Marietta streets IN the town oil st. Glars
yIue Also for furnishing and laying pavement on the
sidewalks in said town. specifcelo can he had or
ClIAS G. HUBBARD.
ann. oth Is55 Ct D. R. COWEN
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hager g. Bentz,
Us:
Thomas D. Laws.

DY virtue of two wrts Of venditioni Ex-
pona, to me directed from the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio, will ocr for Sale at
Public Auction on
Mon4ay the 2oM. day Of August, 1855.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
NJ of said day at the front door Oithe Court House in
st. Clairsve in said county, the following Lands s.
teu"ments situate y ing and being i'll the county of
Belmont and state of Ohio md bounded and described
follows wit: Lot No. l6g in the town OF Bares-
vle in said county and appraised at tie sum Of SIOO
dollars.
sherif's Office, ST. CIarsvilIe,
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff
July 10 1855. SO.
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SheriG's Sales.
SIlERIFF'S SALE.
The Mt Pleasant Bronch Of the State Bank
OF Ohio, at Mount Pleasant,

The Mt Pleasant Branch Of the State Bank
OF Ohio, at Mount Pleasant,
against
Wilson Maddox, w W. Jones, and Benz.
Hoyle.
bY virtue Of an alias venditioni exponas
Ito me di ettcd from The Court Of Common Please
OF RiCb'sud County Ohio, Will Clcr ior EaIe al
Public Auction on
Monday the 2OM day Of August 1855,
between the hours OF 10 ocoek A. NJ. and O'Clock p
NJ. of said day al the front door OF the Court House IN
StClarSvile, in SAID county ell the right title and
Interest tofW w. Jones IA aud 10 the following descr.
ned lands aud tenements sIuac y ing aud being tire
County of Belmont and state Of Ohio bounded aud de
section NO23, aud apart Of section No 2g of Township
No g. aud Range No = he2mning tor the same al post
planted thirty (3n feet north west from the middle Of
Tie Flank ROai located rOui Mt. Pleasant 10 Martins
vlle aud on the line between the lEds Of Daniel Zane
aud Ebenezer Martin. thence north 90 west 10 poles
to post, thence south epl west 20 poles post on
the line between section 80 aud 30 thence south 2S poles
10 post planted thirty feet IRON the center OF SAID
Flank Road, thence with aud binding said Road
south 5U4 east pOes thence Eoutb - west poles,
thence south III west poles. thence south =east
40 100 poles thence south I3t east and 70 poles
thence south 80 east aud II 100, thence north SO!
east and - poles thence north 81. east poles
thence north 25 east and 20 poles. thence north
3i westG poles, thence north ~ VEST poles. thence
north 36t poles north 46 and %
poles thence rth "A east poles. east aud 3
poles, thence south Az east poles, thence south ~
thence north IL eesl II aud - poles, thence
Tt = east u aud "a 100 roles, I'll north ~
po'es thence north t.. east poles thence north
GA ast and 90 Ioes to the place Of begning.
containing n and 70 poIes said Zane tile
aud the right OF Mining under said premises
Appraiped at the sum of Si656.
Sheriff. Othce, July l9lh, 1855
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff of u. L. o.
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ADNINIsTR ATOR,s NOTICE.

ADNINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that tile Probate Court for
y Belmont County, the undersigned was appointed
and qualified a. .AdmustTa'Or Of TIE estaie OF David
io.liugswOrih, decd, late Of Belmont County.
Althose indebted 10 said estate, requested to make
inned payment; aud those having claims a.ainst
sad estate notified 10 present IHem for settlement
within one year from this date.
ABRAHAM PACKER, Administrator.
July o6th 1861.
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r., Az. -r5~ r-qz-r~gr-s-r1
e. ~ !. g, ssalt;ys
W a BrM-M U-HE~

Office OF the Central q. n. Road Co,
ZASEsvILLy, .. July 25th 1855.
TIE Stockholders Of the Central Ohio Rail Road
Company viii take notice that the snnuA meeting for
the election OF Thirteen Directors sttd COMPANY for
The cnsunR year, aud for the transaction OF such other
business as nay he presentcdto the meeting, viii he
heId at tile office of the company In Zanesvile on
Tu esdey The Satbday Of Augustin,t.
VIM. WING seoy.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. L. Grove
as:
Ann Z. Pool.

DY virtue of an order Of Sale to me direc-
} ted from the Court ofCommon Pleas of Belmon!
County OHIO, will offer for Sale al Public Auction on
Monday, the Goth day Of August A. d.
1855 hetwee the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ and o.
clock + NJ of said dav at the front door of the Court
House IN ST Clairsvilie. Belmont County Ohlo the fol-
lowing d, sCrihed lands and ienementsto wit; situate ~
ing aud hena in the County Of Belmont aud state o
OHIO, and bounded and deserted as fellows: Lots
Nos one, four. and twentytight in the town OF The
Great Western III said county.
Sheriff's Office, ST. Clairsvle. July l9th Is5a.
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
$500.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE
T7G1L3 PEOPLE,
ITHAT, notwithstanding the polite efforts
j Of A. g Martin & Co. to deprive me Of my
, agencies, will sell tho following
PATENT MEDICINES.
=, prices from 5,o es cent lower than rered In any
store in the county. All oil the following warranted
genuine.
DR.. d. Jaynes Expectorant & Alter
ative sold at Is cents per Bottle,
common price Sl,00
Sands, Bulls, Howe's & Boreman's
Sarsap ,lilIa's,
DR.. Guysotte's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla.
Brant's Balsam & purifying Extract.
IIelmbold's Genuine Prepera tons.
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Rogers Compound Syrup Of Liver
wort and Tar.
Kennedy's Medical discovery.
Hoonand's German Bitters
Lyons Katharion.
Wrights
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Marchisi's Uterine CatholicOn.
Rowlands Tonic Mixture and Syrup
Of Blackberry Port,
PILLS.
Jaynes, Wnghts, Sellers, McLanes,
Plant, and Poor Townsends Bran
dreths, Lees, Ayres SC.
vERMIFUGE's.
McLanes, Sellars, Jaynes, Bardott's
Worm sugar Drops, Freys, and
uobensack.
LINIMENTS.
Farrells Arabian Linimen+s, Meriah
Mustang, Cochran's, Van-Vlecks,
Tobiases Venetian, Chinese & Nerve
& Bone Liniments, DR.. Strobles Pile
Liniment--a certain cure for Piles,
Price IS cents per Box.
OlNTMENTS.
Nc Allisters, Morehead's Magnetic,
Trask's Magnetic, and Croton Pile
Ointment.
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DOlNTS to suit oil Of the above plows
i. always on hand at
]. JEPsoNs.
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4 FEW hill side oows Of very super.
"a or qulity for saleby
John JgPsoN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-08
Notice to Contractors.
OsFicg OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD Con

OsFicx METROPOLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY,
Georgetown, d. c., December %, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the grading masonry and bridging Of
" and na ) miles Of this road will be received
Office Of the company until three o'clock the 18th
day OF February
maps podes plans, spccidca viii be ready
spectou AMI after the 9Th day OF February.
The Metropolitan Railroad designed extend from the cities
route connecting latter road of
ninety miles
capital forty
mi
Proceeding from point intersection with Baltimore
railroad city
through richest agricultural districts OF Mar
Hagerstown,
extending Harrisburg, The
railroad, sc
The portion which proposals invited ex
the westerly line Of the District Of Columbia On
from Georgeown) to the city Of Frederick.
will b. received the
each, the distance of Avn miles
The work generally medium character for this part
country with heavy Gin earth and roek
ever facility vigorously
year. The country rolling
we'll watesed ard remarkably healthy.
The conditioned completion Of the VIII
from
information desired by proposing
will be furnished at the Office, be had BY addressing The
president the by letter Tor the day ofeng
BY order OF the board Of directors.
FRANCIS DODGE, Pie sidept.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
Dee I--llt
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carp sccerag the sdvefssnenf bat without
uch specnc4on win be considered ssoposa Cos horseback
srrs
49, modification Oh bad, ia ofiw esseaus sEas,
received,
regular eompeuons aaer shs last hour fer receiving
btds
Postmas.sss careful certify the saeisaey
tnst hsy o. af
ali bidders and
distinctly nouh.d that, failure perform he
proposed tos accepted bids, heu legal
liabilities VIII be enforced against them.
a. Present conaesors and tne department,
aad ccyhcaes ~ uF
sueiency substantially the forms above prescribed The Ger
saency be signed BY az o. The
places before named, Judge Of court of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General
Posr OEFIcK nErAsrMssr,
January 10, 1855.
I.nf a.
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I
IN the petition ~ EseRezer Beard, of New sharon, Maine,
lag for extension granted him l0h
day April, sst for prppraran for
from patent, which place
ION day Of April, 1853
1t ordered That the said petition be heard at e Patent Office
Monday, ~ o'clock,
sfipw IL
why said petition be granted.
Once the objecuons, specially forth wrrg at least
before she ali flied
bearing taken ac
eodauce rules office, which will
application.
Tie testimony IN the viii be closed The 10Th day Of March,
other relied testimony,
the oce before e Of nai DAP ie Arguments,
any, wilma days thereafter.
ofasei aIs that lhs aoice be Published Ia the uuinn
ard Evening star ashaston, d. O. Eve ing Argus
Phaseipaai Seeauhe American, New York aud Patriot
Gazette, Cuncod New Hampshire three saeees
previous 10th day % March next day
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
Sdit5fs Of the above win please copy
bills 70 The Pa,cnt Jdee, with paper containing
Ian
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DHfT1~N Almanac aud Companion ssptaip-
ID iss ~ Psseut aaie
MINISTER'S, abroad
military and coions governments and lpos srppfss
duties, trade. and
ssio % gsfarepi fs ABSTRACTS az npaaat psrltu
docuuenls and vaipsbi. csnpasn Inc
United States dwalagN exemptions
me peopi- dqrt1sfaas 81 me funds pnbe
Complete IN
Jan ie FRAsCK TAYLOR.
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Academy Of the visitation.


HE 81 this be
day in SEPTEMBER hitherto, wi
be bestowed on III. advancement Of the pupils bsDehsr
Of a finished edDcsttan.
desired the his,1ice be- pstsard
french, winch greatly apilaee sfuden saqang lhof
ouch Of thai
teaching both vocal and adan
iagrn IN cfins The pupils accomplished and -c,snic
separation of bs lnnns been
made aud the result has been bnn~aciHi IN W inac ne
youthful ma rabcss % bs academy.
Aug il--5swd&cs5epti5
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Law school Of Cumberland University, Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carn'ers, late Of THE circuit
T. judges Of Tennessee.
Hon. Green, Of tho udges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Bromded Ridley, Of
Judges Cauthsrs scn dew their whole time sxcuuvey
Z school.
Plan Daily OF
No regular lectures explanations
daily lessons Of the examinations.
which
dents Of fac by the profes
through all the
practice The require prepare
and all o documrnts read
the trials Some taken by appeal
which ~ held monthly the GLASS; and In
ynbc the end session The students ACT clerks hcr
jurors, Judges, and ehancelar and in other oca
sRcitics connected with their suits.
ScosThe fret the third Monday
embe ends third Thursday In February The second
succeeding Monday February and ends second
Thursday IL July.
Erpenses Tuition ea $50, la coningen
$50 Students Furnish
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
required unless
beats sayanced No study required o sd
There four regular aassas. Students
any during iic collegiate year.
ssnden the collegiate year eirhty-six.
ROBERT l.. CARCTHERH
Feb Ii--eaiy President Board Of Trustees
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~, "A. ,e.so. .as E~eo Of Ms~ufaeswss. coms
ava a. MseAasse a,sdU sef~l .arts,
I be- opsaed al city Washington Thursday uns ctn
day Of Februay 1885, The and splendid hall Of The
Institution, which ono Of the most magnificent rooms
To ,hs sansson mechanics artists. inven
all portions Of the Union cordially IN
The msehine department charge
Steam powell h1ture labor Ae ~ be gwen
All ATTENDING requested saIy
day posbe. Goods should be accompanied with proper In
The committee therefore, inviting contributions from
all portions The Uaoa 70 ns SECOND sIhbon Of ,ns
eslsa ass. v.s.ss =, making .s ~ .r
their adaptation the purposes for which they
Ihey respectfully solicit the those specimens
elegant which have formed attractive
and Feature dp.y y
Giles Of merit premiums Of 1wey Ae suited TO The tastes OF the
opened for reception goods Monday,
ne s day and on ne evening Of hur the s,h q
reception and continue weeks
eu",sa ao.u s ss s fs s.mp.on or ss%aS
such the committee shall be saiahed despatched from dis
i've from unavoidable dstsnaon
for sIhbuOa only win be received free Of
which ms dsposi.o,s win Ss subject charge
Apprentices
invention shall specify their and the time they may have
All articles dspossd competition premium be of
American nanuc:uss so.splcuoesy Labelled Win
deposition copy Of which label must be furnished the
Prices may sa.d, NOT, option the exhibitor
Depoo the Of will receive ticket Of title to
their goods which ticket will also admit them to the exhibition al
should p sas.sd = SeS sa ,Soa 1s
Of the articles and the Of the party sending
them distinctly marked on the packages They should also be ae
detailed win be forwarded, and
whom ali The business Of the Institute
should be addressed.
Oct3
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American Artists' Union.


HE American Ar Union would respectfully to the
the United States and the Canadas that for the
pose Of cuvang for the nne throughout tho
ind with view Of enabling every family 10 become possessed OF
gallery Of engravings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
determined order their
engraving and us nor only give employment, 70 large number
ohers but for
% the purchasers Of their engasing when
$50 900 Of which are sold,
100000 gifts Of the actual Of 9l3O,OOO.
Each purchaser OF engraving therefore, receives
engraving richly worth the also ticket which
entities him Of the gifts when they distributed
highly beautifully painted in
OIL will be dve doaas
selected from the catalogue and by
mail OF express.
copy catalogue. together with specimen OF of
enryavinss ONCE OF this paper
For dollar engraving actually worth
gft ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
committee, believing Of h great
will be materially promoted BY the and
intelligent perseveEing agents. have
wi the most liberal
wishing become agent BY sending pospad 81
receive by Of mail dollar engraving gin
prospectus catalogue and a other necessary information
completion Of the sale the gifts will be placed
committee purchasers be disuibued
Of which will be given throughout the United States and the Can
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UNITED STATES Mail Caiifor Aspin-
~ walt and Panama, The 3h
eia steans approved by e Navy Department. not rs an
s.nos tons burden, zunranytns speed and safsfp
The Panama railroad completed obpo, rs miles from
pHnann.
Tho transit from embraces 81 niles raj,
from Asnwa obpo, and 10 miles ~ land
ty road recently IN hgfOusi order single
therefore, la la
and er baggage being only transferred nom mnef
alongside the
There viii bn transportation Ia uiusa shis
The route "a entirely ssetHoes ~ description.
H8serya bsBG always KEPT In Nov YORK; Pana
and san Franeisco deen,ion accident
The entirety rsifa1ic.
II erpected thai The Atlantic vi. ss made
iariY ia bad the Pacific, IN Ia ~ lax days,
Passengers VIII leave Panama the day after AHpn
wiii
Through tickets ae rafss sxeaey, III
Nee street, New York
Iua 2S-dH
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1901 dozen pairs hatsioeking sses, weighing pounds PEI
Those knit BY hand preferred
Brass scales, Ne. > ss's, corp. pr'ss
Staples ssas tbra-sl
lace crimson, green, orange red sky blue
and yellow
Felt cap bodies
Glazed leather, for and chin straps
Morocco, for cap Innings
Oh sik, Tor cap covers
Blue serge, Innings
sewing silk and twist
Linen threads
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
cords batter and SNARE SETS sings aud sticks
Drum suck carriages 6es, B and G
Bug,es, with mouths pieces, and trumpets
Collins axes, (feifnsl
Axe and hachs handles, spades
Tin canieens hold three pnts
poles pms, hospital, wall and
Boiling rope tenl cord
Garrison and recruiting haiiards
Wooden tent buttons and slips
Blank books and stationery
should be OF domestic
and conform all respects b the standard pattern sealed IN
Office, where they be examined.
sample patterns be by mail with additional noma
lion the subject which be desired by manufacturers wish
Ten per cent delivery will
completed which be turteited the Ua
ted States ofdeacalon on the part OF the contractor IN m
filling Of the contract About
and payments appopra
OF funds fr this branch Of the available
privilege Of increasing by id lae quantity
all the supplies above mentioned.
be accepted the fufmsn
securities will be required Bids desired
only from Or regular dealers IN the article proposed
who known manufacturer regular dealer IN the
intended be proposed securcs obtained
containing proposals should ba endorsed Proposals
Addressed 10 G. II. cRosMAN
Major and auar,ermas,er United States Army.
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Il ANTHONY, No. 3Gs broadway, New York. mnn-
E uaciuer OF daguerrooiypo mangs,
and OF pais, cemcgis fancy frames and
csoype chemicals for pesre, ana
nas 81 every description
Case supplied with materials for manufacturing
G. ~ Bansons cesb'aod aisps volgtinnde ahon
always hand
3os Broadway, June IL, 1854. y
Jupe 2n--aly
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PaiLADsLYnfA, Dee. ~, lc1f
EALED PROPOSALS will be received until 20
y O'Clock alss day Of January fr furnishing
the ons supplies aud maieEas, deliverable
United states Cong and Equpsse Depot SchayiSi Arsenal
N qu seq0ifws, vaxs
blue (iadg0 Dyed t~led CLOTH weighing
"a OF
5000 yards dyed wsd CLOTH weighing ~
yard
with u. 3. IA black
long, the eentfe be feet long aud
ave fee wide blanket weigh nve pounds
20 horse blsnsc wool gray, (sih The letters U - IN black
inches loug, tae centre, 10 be elk feet long and ave
and Aa foe wldc-each nanAei 10 weigh three pounds
wards x Hanns and
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o. cad ajisr Tas.aay Aossstsr 7, 1854,
FlE ear. leave Alexandra daily
date eeeck arrival The
wsshuEsca SIMPLE time tes ssesss~ oa board Con
Sifaskasx, Wa1-
rnsop ox MAKscngon,
with he trains Ngsia Central railroad iof Richmond
esess,e and sssuntoa.
er Aea~aaa aud
n a. ~
me vlrriaas Central railroad nchmoaa caa,cucsse
Stsunton.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for rent several
with ground attached EACH
Kendall Green,n little mile northeastsriy
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar, wood
she'd stable each and hand
The situation beautiful overlooking Of city
and In full view OF the Capitol
The approach by 7th and Delaware and
omnba for usual fare been permanently established
and between Kendall
Presidents square, leaving a. and y Returning
leave Centre Market where makes brief az and 81
O'Clock
hundred dollars
The houses taken for Inspections and
by applying Sackney who lives Cottage
self at my ideace, the premises
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eodtf
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hLi-s' hhLi-si nsaLLsi For eharcbss, aeaarmsr
~ torres stcaaegats pisiltiops. made,
constantly
sbcG and enlarged agny which oseraise
and ~h0e Of
st their bells hsge wutd wide celebrity r
qusy Of tone, Iaa
applying Ire OiUa moulding,
which secures pertecI casting
drnce o. the excellence
eeivra snnafy 1850 ts first silver msl ~ tho
Worlds Fair IN Nrw YORK. oil Others.
and Europe being conpeunon and which the
@en brssdes
have kesp belts
weight, and they furnish oFse chioes
bells, and refer -
States ard tanaias Their hanging, aay
vaiaabic improvements. eoasist Of yoke,
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" Vanilla chocolates,
which ha, have been awarded by chief
union for by Ill the principal
United States, and by their agens:
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WALTER BAKER, CO.,
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