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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
Land, Negroes, Horses, Cattle,
Hogs, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,


Household and Kitchen Furniture,
AT AUCTION.
THE subscriber, intending to change MS 1us q
Il ness, will sell or .HO8dGy me Zoa day y VI
pri. neat, his FABN. p miles from o.Su'i:on'
aud one mile from Perks MIL, on 'ne rrs'n"
Central Railroad, containing 10! AohH-o' O"'
half cleared, There is on the iarin i A.zxA
spmforrsAse log House, an eXeeiie"t sTsM
Harm. Sea4le Granary, &C., plenty VI sss:KA
rood warer on the place, two nne 1aI G1n $500
Ice.houses well filled, containing iC.oOo ouSM' 10
a,,O";ant M first rate market, (StauniensG he
-. haan enqaged for two years in furnishing the
S,1untnn market with Ice. A profitable business
$50 49, Jore nv any one who will attend to IL
IN t,r,O ;s in Good state of cultivation, and Is
nna Of the hest fenced farmsin the coaatry. being
LAYS, in 10 or IL acre fields. and issssss
&SHk from 200 to 800 Fruit Trees,
X4SeSS most of them young and thru SssYSSsS
Nv Egy- TERMS OF sale -esssn--
SI7Hs. "a sbsII he made liberat-a longer tine
can be had than is usual on iand;
Co. At the same time and pace tx
he will sell 4 No. | likely NEGHo MAsS
BOYS. 5 head of first rate Horses, xT2
a fine pair of large Bay Horses in the IN
number, good four horse wagon
and Harness new two horse Ice So So
Wagon on springs, with Harness, ] Ca'' and
Gear, plows, Harows, Sc, 6 head Of Cattle, =
head of Hogs, or tons OF Hay, 81 acres OF
Wheat in the grouud, Is acres in Rye, 10 acres
in Oats, Is acres in Corn. :. N
The Household and Kitchen Furniture is all
new and of good quality. A nice lot OF BACON
Lap. &C., and some FLOUR at Peck's Mall. :
TERMS of Personal ProPerty.--A credit Oh o
months will be given on sums of five dollars and
upwards, the purchaser giving bond with APPROX
ed security, aud all sums under FIVE dollars the
cash will be required.
Go- Persons desiring further information can OBJ
tain it by calling on me in person, Or BY letter ad
dressed to me at this place. ~
JOHN E. MORRIS.
S,aunton, March r, 1855.
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wow is YOUR CHANCE, AT THE

NOV Is YOUR CHANCE, AT THE
~ Store corner Of Seventh and II streets No. 409
just received from Messrs. Ober Co., Of Balti-
more very superior and fresh stock Of Drugs also
some very rare and fine Chemicals, not to be found
at any other store than the Of Seventh and
Streets No 400
1t is necessary to mention only few, a have
every article that is connected with the business.
Bennett's Cod Liver Oil, now highly recommended
BY the physicians of our city Also, all Roses Med
icnes, being the only agent in this part Of the city.
Jaynes Medicines.
A. ii. 4 John Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Ayers Pectoral and Pills.
Lovets Wahpene
Van Dusens Wahpene.
And all Patent Medicines In use.
very superior lot Of Medicinal Brandies and
am now prepared to furnish ladies with some
very rare and choice perfumes imported only by
John Bourny 4 Son, of Baltimore The favors are
iocsy-club musk, patulo, sweet brisr mile neur,
swans Atmospheric Soda, IS tickets for one
dollar.
PS If you want 20 drink very superior quality
OF Water cal at TIE store 400, and try It. The
fayors are strawberry. nectarine lemon sarsaparila
ginger pepper, orange, orgeat vanilla, sherbert,
rough and ready syrup, and several others. After
drinking those fine syrups call for some Of those
fine cigars, just imported by Messrs. Prick Ball.
Of Baltimore, from three to six cents a piece.
For sale one of Bruce's improved patent complete,
for 1850, draw-ppe included, warranted perfect. II
not sold soon, shall supply the lovers Of his soda
also.
Soda Water manufactured at the fountain at IL 10
cents per gallon, or delivered for Is cents-
Call and examine for yourselves. a,
w. T. EvANS
ap left No. 400, corner 9TH and II streets
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SPRING SUPPLY.

W "a NNEKA VI -----f ls.N IL n Ef& tN. ~
SPRING SUPPLY.
Iron Hall Boot SAos, and Trunk Eaablishment,
Penn. avenas, 6stsceen sM aud l0th sts.
lust received, my Spring assortment Of
- Boots Shoes, and Trunks.
LADIES.
1000 pair Ladies bronze coored, and black Caters
1000 pair Ladies bronze, colored and black. Heel
LOCO pair Ladies' bronze colored and black Slippers
and Ties, SO cents.
100 PAIR Ladies morocco and kid Heel Boots and
Caters. - -' ~
+ MISSES AND CHILDREN.
$500 pair Misses and Childrens' black bronze and
colored Caters, 81 TO $I.
5000 pair Misses and Childrens white, black, and
cold morocco and kid Slippers, so 10 ii "a,
1000 pair chiIdrens Shoes, all colors, rs cents
GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS.
roo pair Gents patentleather and calf Oxford, Con-
gress, Ind kossuth Shoes.
1900 pair Gents patenteather and calf Boots. 81 rs
to 80 80
5000 Boys kid CLOTH calf Pumps, Shoes, and Boots
2, 500 Youths Shoes, Of all descriptions
The above stock 10 perhaps the largest and most
desirable In tho city from which to make selections
Il embraces every variety, and viii DO sold at tho
lowest prices. s. p. HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot Shoe, and Trunk
ap 2s-4teod Establishment.
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=. ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND EXHIBITION ANDMAY hall,
1917 AT THE
NATIONAL THFATRF

SO NATIONAL THEATRE,
uSROF. III. w. MUNDER takes pleasure
- IN announcing to the public that his Grand Ex-
hlbion and May Ball viii take place Al tho National
Thursday Esesing, Nay Sd, 1855.
The most extensive preparation is being made
winch wl render this the most magnificent entertaI
ment that has ever been Witnessed this city The
parquette will be aoored over from the entrance 10
the loot OF the stage throwing the entire Theatre into
one immense Ball Room, which viii be decorated in
the most gorgeous manner.
Throne for the Queen Of May and her Maids Of
Honor will be erected the back Of the stage orna-
msnted with flowers and banners, surrounded by
The Exhibition in preparation for this occasion can
not % exceed, either in point Of beauty the
ne ~, IN which the dances are executed,
The following is programme Of Dances:
!. College Hornpipe by masters
z. Fl Bolero, by misses.
3. La Cachucha, by misses.
4 ras sgran, by miss and master
3. La Snolenski, by misses.
9. La File du Savateur, by misses.
7. Cmcovienne, by misses
s. Scotch Dance by4 misses.
.. Syrian Waltz, by two ladies and gentleman.
10. Fishers Hornpipe by master.
ii. II Jeleo de Jeres, by miss. tt
~. Grand Shawl Dances, by "a misses; in which Is
the browning scene, Ito grand march, and
ascension upon the throne, and grand final
10. The Flower Dance BY 32 misses from the age Of
years up TO 10, as introduced by the wonder
iul Viennoise Children in this city.in 1S4s II
Is comprised Of 10 arches and l6 circles Of roses
Of every variety and color. This dance pre-
SCENTS one OF the most imposing spectacles ever
witnessed on or of of the stage.
The boxes will be reserved for ladies during the
exhibition, after which the floor will be cleared for
the whole company
Notwithstanding the enormous expense attending
this exhibition, the price of tickets will be as usual
only ~ admitting one gentleman and ladies.
Private boxes may be obtained by calling ON Prof
NJ, ut his Saloon, corner Pa avenue and 18th street
from to 6 o'clock, p. NJ
n. Is. Ladies' not having received invitations are
requested to call at the Post Office
All those who do not receive them through the
Post can be supplied by calling at Mr. J, +. Els's
music store, Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street
may At
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In paragraph in this Taper a few days ago,
Mr.. Rich. q. Sherman, Of Utica, N. Y, candidate
for the clerkship Of the House of Representative,
was reported TO be "spirited w-Nothingn
It should have read, As it was written, Spurious
Know-Nothingn
We make this correction, not because we believe
Mr.. Sherman has any prospect Of an election to
the Office he courts, much as he Is plant tool of
Weed and Seward, but for the reason that some
honest man may have been misled by the original
paragraph
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MUSICAL CONVENTION.
HE friends of Sacred Music I'm Wa,

ME friends OF Sacred Music in wash.
- ington, and citizens generally, are respectfully
informed that Musical Convention under the patron
age of the rs
Union Choir Association
will be held in the Smithsonian Institution on the 8th
9th, 10th, and 18th Of May terminating with Public
Concert on Friday evening, the 11th-
The exercises win be under the direction Of Prof.
]. b. Woodbury. of New York, whose books have
been generally adopted by the various Choirs Of
this city.
The Convention will hold three sessions each day,
commencing at 10 A. NJ, on Tuesday the Sth May,
during which Anthems, Chants, Trios Duets, solos,
and Glees will be practised, accompanied by course
of lessons in execution STYLE delivery vocalizaton,
expression, articulation &c The Public Concert on
the closing evening will also be under the direction
Of Prof w.
This enterprise il earnestly commended to the at
tention Of our musical brethren in the District and
in adjoining cities. Circulars, stating fully the
objects Of the Convention, be had application
to T. ]. Magruder, ID street, near 18th.
sk TERMS;
Season Ticket, embracing also the closing Con-
cert,) 81.
Single Tickets admitting TO any ofthe sessions,
or To the Concert only,) rs cents
Tickets can be had on application above.
may 2--d5t Intel. and Union ThFSand Tu]
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ABOLISH THE RENT DAY.

VIE Union Ldu0 Associatlon oucfs this
- spring, unusual advantages TO persons desi
able % month, they viii sell, in fee ample beau
full building lots, graded Streets and will erect
thereon such houses may DO desired, for which
only the net cash price viii be charged and that pay
able by small monthly instalmenis The situation is
directly opposite the Navy Yard, commands fine
views Of the city and river is proverbal for health
and good water and is in every way admirably adapt
ed for agreeable residences. why will any family
continue paying rent when, with the same money
they can purchase free home, which must double
in value long before the last insalment upon It falls
dues Early application is necessary, as but few Of
the $50 lots offered last summer remain unsold.
JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office Seventh street. above Odd Fellows' Hall
an 93--3m
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FAINT AND on STORE.

All - ANhG KHs HIUuotS B18n uuu VI
I'VE namental Painter, Louisiana avenue between
Sixth and Seventh streets No so; residence No. 800
street. between Sixth and Seventh Streets hss ad-
ded TO his present business the sale Of PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, and PUTTY, in small and large
Quantities
The attention Of housekeepers Is particularly
called 10 the convenience of this q they
can At all times procure HEARTH and other MIXED
PAINTS, OF all colors made ready for use BY q
PRACTICAL PAINTER.
Orders promptly attended 10 and respectfully so
licited. Cheap for cash.
may lind (Star)
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* CENT DAGUERREOTYPEs
81 are still making splendid pictures, for TWEEN
ty-fve cents and upwards, and have just received
splendid assortment of Fancy Cases, which we will
sell at reduced prices
Call early; satisfaction always given
Gallery on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, over Calls jewelry store.
G. ID. STEWART,
ap 2l--lm Proprietor
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COLLECTOR AND AGENT.
TIME Subscriber offers his Services TO the
y pubic as agent to take charge of property
collect accounts, transact such business as may
be intrusted to him. Any communication addressed
to him at his residence corner of Ninth and streets
north, left at William r. Rcys store, corner Of
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue viii receive
prompt attention.
He has for sale houses and lots in various parts Of
the city. on accommodating terms.
ap lily ~ A. GLADM0N.
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TVlHE CELEBRATED AND POPUI.A

TIME CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
j. DRAMATIC DIORAMA of the Battle Of Bun
ker Hill and Destruction Of Charlestown, (not a
painting,) will be open for exhibition at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, ssA
on Tuesday evening, May LIST, and continue every
evening during the week. Also, on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. sH.as r
Doors open afternoon at two, to commence at three
o'clock. Evening at seven, to commence at eight
o'clock.
Admission 25 cents. Children accompanied by
their parents halfprice!
april 28--lwx
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FRoa HAvASA.--A letter from Havana, dated
April rs, states that there reports In that city
the day before that Commodore McCsuley had ef-
fected settlement with General Concha Of all the
matters in dispute between Cuba and the United
States.
Several Of the Guards Civil and the sentinels
had boon assassinated.
Pineto and Csdaleo embarked ON board Span
ish brig on the Esd Of April for Spain, whence
they are TO be sent to the Island Of Scuta-
IL was reported at Havana that General Concbs
would give grand dinner to Commodore McCau-
ley on the 26th or 27th uliimo.
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DERRY DAVIS, Vegetable Pain Killer.
~ No medicine ever offered 10 the public has met
with the that has attended the sale Of Perry
Dsvis's Pain Killer This remarkable remedy, so
celebrated for its instantaneous and magic Of
burns, bruises, scalds and pains Of the body, ex.
ernai and internal, has attracted the attention Of
counterfeiters who have, IN many places, managed
to palm OF their worthless limitations.
The genuine Perry Davis's Pain Killer is now put
up in panel bottles, with the words Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer. blown in the glass and with two steel
engraved labels each bottle excellent like
ness Of Perry Davis, the Original Inventor Of the
medicine, the other steel engraved nots Of hand
none others may be relied upon as genuine Price Of
bottles l21 cent? IS cents, so cents and g. respeo
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Proprietors,
No. "a High street, Providence. r. l.
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray a Ballsutyne, and
John T. Mortimer, Washington, ID. @.
Purcell, Ladd a Co., Richmond. Va.
N. A. Santos Son, and King a Toy, Norfolk, Va
Candy A Hatch 4. II. Stabler CO.; William ii.
Brown 4 Bro: Smith 4 Atkinson 4. A s. Fry ober
a CO.. Baltimore, Md.
And by all the principal Druggists.
ap e--d&w3mo
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BuMKR HILL.--Odd Fellows Hall was thronged
last evening, with highly respectable audience
who appeared delighted with the extraordinary
and truly beautiful Doama Of the Battle Of Bunker
Hill The different scenes portrayed are lfelike
aud natural The machinery and coanteI-maehinery
and burning Of ChArlesto~n, evidences a emarka.
bic degree Of skill and ingenuity Go and see It.
ASn-AHEHIcAS MEErisG.-The anti Americans
Of the sd ward met on Tuesday evening, and
Charles Wannan was elected President The meet
ing was addressed by Dr. Magruder, John L. Dew
lin, Charles Cammack and Mr. McNeir Messrs
Cammaek, McNeir,' and Devlin, are foreigners.
BRorHERLY Iowa copper-colored negro, by
the name of Edward Jones, was taken before
Magistrate Aorsell yesterday, by officer Allen, for
assauting his sister, and also threatening TO kill
her with word-cane, which he fourished In a
threatening style. He was bound over to answer at
court, and In default Of security went TO- Jail.
CRcuT CoURr--Jadges Morssu and D,salop
presiding.--No. $40. Edward Brooks vs. James
NJ. Miner was decided yesterday by the jury giving
the plaintiff one cent damages The facts Of the
case were these:
Messrs. Yerby, Tebbs, & Co. obtained a judg-
ment against Howard Brooks, for about $40, and
the execution was levied by the defendant, who is
constable, upon property belonging, as he sup
posed to Howard Brooks, but which Edward, the
plaintiff, alleged to belong to him. This was the
replevin suit against the officer, (nominally, of
course,) and was ended as above stated, the YER
dict carrying costs against Mr.. Miner.
Mesars- Giberson and Darlington for the defend
ant, Mr.. Radcliffe for the plaintiff.
Thomas Kinney, from ireland, was naturalized
yesterday.
GEoRGErows IrExs--Quite a large number Of
persons were present ut Fiddler's Green" TO
witness the performance of Mr.. Danes Patent
Brick Mould. BY this machine, one fuan can make
as many bricks in day as six men can with the
hand-moulds. The experiment was quite success
full, and win probably come into general use.
A ferry Is about to be established from George
town to Analostan Island, by Col Thompson, who
was formerly connected with the Bank Of the Re-
public. He states that he win put two steamboats,
upon the line, one from the termination of street,
and the other from point near the aqueduct. This
ferry, in connection with the causeway from the
Island to the Virginia side, will accommodat ate the
public in the absence Of bridge across the Poto-
mac.
The Chippewa Chief Mungwudaus is to lecture
at the Mount Zion colored church on Rock street
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. E. s. Wright sold the building on West
street, lately occupied as residence by the late
widow Corcoran, at auction yesterday. II was
sold for the benefit Of the heirs, and was bought
by John Corcoran, ESQ.,, for "a, 200
Flour is $40 % a $40 81 IL. White wheat 81
40, and red wheat % 40, with dull business.
ss 9tN -------------------------------s 3a A3aE
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AsorHER CoSr-0UrKR.-The Penny Post Il su-
thorized to announce, on the most undoubted test-
mony, that Hon. Littleton Waller Tsfewcll refuses
to support Henry A. Wise, and fully endorses the
position of Mr. Patton.
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Economy Is the road 10 ioselth." 4 8ao
Great reduction In the price OF Hats and
Caps.

Caps.
WvHE undersigned, having made arrangements
IL with New York Hat Company TO be CONSTANT
y supplied with the best Moleskin OF dress hats got
up in The latest style offers them at the nnprecedsnt
I'd low price of % So worth from four 10 Ave dollars
second quality, %. worth from % so TO "a. and
very good fashionable hat at % So worth from % to
% so.
Also, Bcebe A Co.'S Hats, at much less advance
than they have been here ofore sold in this city.
Firstrate drab beaver Hats, % 20. t,
All kinds Of soft Hats and Caps very low.
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchase will not be charged from is 10 % per cent.
as an offsett for bad debts, ANTHONY, ~
(for many years In the employ Of Todd . COY
No. Columbia place, 18th street, !.
ap l3--co3m Cd door north of Penn. avenue.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE supply OF Drugs, Fancy Arti-
"A cles, Perfumery &C., &c.
l keep constantly on hand all the popular Family
Medicines, and everything pertaining to my line Of
business.
Also large stock Of those prime Segars, that gave
such general satisfaction at the late Fair Of the Met
Nee. Institute.
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Maryland avenue and 7th street,
and A. -2 and z streets, Island,
Washington.
p. s. Agent for the sale Of DIR. McClntock's Cele-
brated Family Medicines sp l3-lm
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The Msysyille Express denies that Hon r. II.
Stanton has announced himself a candidate for re-
election TO Congress,
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Ne,O York Market.

New YORK, May 3.--Cotton is upward and firm.
Flour has declined 10 l-2 cents; good Ohio,
80 81 IL 4 $40 rs; Southern Is steady. Corn
has advanced-sales Of Western mixed at 81 10.
Pork is triHe lower old mess $40 81 q Si8 90;
new mess, SIT rs a $l7 81. Beef Is upward and
firm. Lard ia dull and downward. Whiskey,
Ohio, 81 l-2 cents 7t 50
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STRAW HATS STRAW HATsi
NJ EW and Beautiful styles for Men,
IN Boys, and Children.-A large and varied as
sorment just received which will be sold very cheap,
for cash, at LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Gents
Furnishing Establishment 424 Penn avenue.
ap 26-eteod MAT INTEL
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS. ~. @ts
TIME undcrsigned will procure Bounty
- Land Warrants and obtain Pensions for those
entitled thereto, under the varous acts Of Congress-
Special attention will be gren 70 all within the
jurisdiction Of the Court Of Claims and prompt aften-
ton will be given 10 any business connected with
Congress. or any Of the Departments. a.&
Persons desiring tbe value Of their wsrrsnts In
money can always have the highest price. or they
viii be located favorably In any Of the States or
JOSEPH c. @. KENNEDY,
Late II the Census 0fice,)
Corner OF Tenth street and Pennsy vanis avenue.
Notices by Me Prea. ~
Mr.. Kennedy Is gentleman in whom every conf
dence may be placed. Persons may rely on prompt
and faithful attention 10 their interests BY intrusnnQ
their business to his hands.-( Chester County tPa.J
We recommend him to the public.--[ DAILY Tele-
graph, (Alton. III a a
: Mr.. Kennedy has been many years resident Of
Washington, and has been widely known as a va'ua-
Bile public oficer.-lT Times and Gazette, (whesling,
Virginia
MI. Kennedy is eminently distinguished Q r llis
prompt and energetic business habit, and his prvb
" and uprightness Of chsrscter.- Brooklyn, a. w
Daily Advertiser. ~ ~as's. ~. n. X
He is well qualified by his habits for the proper
prosecution Of business placed in bis hands- atro
: He Is well fitted for ths business, and we take
pleasure In commencing Mr.. Kennedy to those de-
string aid In the prosecution sf their clsims Daily
Advertis or, mobile, Alab,ma.) - ~
His acquaintance with the routine Of business in
the Interior Land, Pensioa, and other departmental
Offices gives him great facilities for aiding IN 90 who
may secure his services Sentinel, (0gdensburg.
New York;
From an acquaintance Of some fifteen or eighteen
years, We confidently recommend him 10 any who
(Pittsbure. Pal A
ap 16-eodlm uf $50 VI E..t
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FANCY MILLINERY.

MI ISIS Amelia Pribram and sister have
lvl opened Fancy Millinery store, on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue between 10th and It'll Streets south aide
the ladies Of Washington and vicinity TO their hand
some and varied assortment Of imported and manu-
factred Millinery of the latest styles Of New York
Paris, and London fashions of Straw, Silk, Grape
Lace, and other Spring Bonnets. Also, dress and
other Caps.
All orders in the millinery line thankfully receiv-
ed and faithfully attended to. mar l5-2mo
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NEW York, May 3.--Stocks are dull. Money is
unchanged. Sales at the first board, Of Fries, at
Soc; Cleveland and Toledo RR, II; New York
Central RR, 93 ~; Canton Co., 27c Virginia
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FINE HAIR MATTREssEs.

NJ NJ. McGREGOR, at his House Fur
I've nishing Warerooms, on Seventh street. No,
$780, has Just received large lot Of the above articles
made Of superior quality Of hair and ticking and pur
chased very low at auction His customers shall have
the benefit Of the low price, which is twenty per cent
below the market value
Also for keeping call, lot Of Refrigerators, equal
to any In the market and highly approved Of by all
who have used them, which 10 the proper test
nm QG--eodAw