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CULTIVATION Morkets.

CHARLESTON, Nov. l2.--Cotton - Sales to-day
Of 200 bales middling, 3 5-sas 81.
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J 900 Prizes amounting to.....,,,..,..... 900
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERsi
Tickets t5--halves 90 JO--qusrters 81 rs.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov 18--1v MorvaoNHRY. Alabama
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HOUSE AND Lon FOR SALE OR

II TWO-sTORY Frame Honse, ON Four
~ andA-half street, corner n e south. House
containing six rooms with store At the corner suit
able for retail store. The property Is pleasantly
locsted, In thriving part OF the city, and will be
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Eleventh Dramatic Entertainmen, (,

The Star Of the Night!
Mr.. JOHN Il. OWENS,
The popular Comedian and accomplished actor no
will appear in the Federal City for one
night only, as Dromio Of syria.
cuse, in the sg
COMEDY OF ERRORS,
And as Jakey, in local sketch, entitled
A GLANCE AT BALTIMORE. a
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Incidental to this piece the following Baltimore views
VI popular localities, by the pencil Of
9. 3. Gets ESQ
The Baltimore Museum, with Barnurn's Hotel
Calvert Square, and the Battle Monument.
Light Street Wharf
View Of Federal Hill, together with doralnic
view q vesseS boats, steamers &c.. sailing on the
Old Patapsco. 5' IN a
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COALl COALi

COALI COALI
TN HE undersigned, having on hand
il large assortment Of red and white ash Schnyl-
kill and Lehigh Coal is prepared To supply his Gus
toners and citizens generatiy cheap for cash
Persons desiring to lay In their fuel would do well
to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Oak, Pine, and Hickory ut the lowest market price
for cash.
Also, Cumberland Coal for sale
y. HUNSBERGER,
$40, 7th st., corner 18th st, and Mass avenue.
sep 22--3tw2m
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J. W: Wallack, jr,. is engaged. and will shortly
make his appearance IN sterling tragic Character
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are engaged to ap.
pear at this Establishment M ID IA q III
nov 12--3t s&st8Ny
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VUyHE best BAKING STOVES IN THE
u country are 10 be had OF JOS. \. HODGSON,
No. 4o5 Seventh street. in which he challenges COM
petition.
Also, a large assortment Of Parlor, Dining room,
Chamber, and Office Stoves, at low prices.
Also, the best Cooking Range ever offered in this
market, in which he challenges competition for dra-
bility and economy.
good assortment of Britannia Planished Tin, Js-
pan, and Ironware Of my own manufacture, at ex-
cecdingly low prices sep 24--dif u
40 DOZEN GOOD COLoRED KID
M Gloves at so cents per pair
100 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerehiefs, at 81
cents each
100 do do at 1915 cents each
200 do Cotton, Six, and Merino Hose and
Half Hose, Of every quality sw
Corner sth street opposite Centre Market
nov 7-lm
IT Attest IMPORTATION OF GEN.
IL hemens Furnishing Goods now receiving, Of
the newest and most beautiful styles 1 have ever
offered ERE s e ny p customers and IKRs S1rs9'
Fashionable Hat, Cnp, and Gents Furnishing Store,
424, Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
nor i--2weo
DIR. q. APPLETON sToRROw
"AVING permanently located In w ASH
Ii ington offers his professional services to the
public. Office and residence No. l2s r street be-
tween 2lst and 22d streets, First Ward aug 6--3mt
II Almonds STORE, asa 7th Street,
IL is perfect museum Of curiositie., consisting
Of Fancy Notions Toys Novelties, and Useful Art'-
cles. All Of which are sold ut moderate prices.
nov 9-St
ISOR SALE OR RENT-4A thrce-story
II House ON the corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th
street The first story would be rented separate from
the other part Of the building, and could be made a
good business stand The second and third story has
three rooms IN each story, and . good garnet and
kitchen. Inquire within.
Also, for rent 4 long room IS by IS feet, in the
third story and room In the second story Of the
house on Seventh street. two doors south Of Odd Eel
lows Hall. For terrns apply ~ Mr.. HANSON, I'd
story, or Mr.. SENS, LIST story. sep 20
FOR THE FALL AND WHITE
gi {xttr TRADE. ~
TUsT received, q large and complete as
q sortmcnt Of Shoves and longs Andirons, Coal
Hods, Fire Carriers, 10. For sale by I,
.a ELvANS h THOMPSON. i
s26 Penn. av., bet and 10th streets.
oct 30--so6t ro u, (.
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RoBBERY.--Y yesterday morning, the boarding
house Of Mr. p. G. Murray. corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Four-anda half street, was entered and
robbed Of number Of silver table and tea spoons,
knives, and forks. The proprietor on returning
from i journey, found his door open, and soon dis
covered his loss
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AUCTION SALES.

by A. GREEN, AuctioneeF.
STOCK OF AN IRON FOUNDRY AT
- AuctiOn.--On Tuesday. the Goth instant,
shall SELL commencing At 10 O'clock, A. NJ, all the
material in the frame building At the corner Of aud
Thirteenth Streets opposite Ellis Bros. Iron FouE-
dry, formerly used as an Iron Foundry, consisting
ofthc following articles in part
One six horse power Boiler and Steam Engine.
built BY Ellis a Bro, and In good order
One Cupoia Furnace, with the TASKS and other IA
lures for iron casting.
Bellows, Anvil Shaftng and Betting, Shovels.
Scrap Iron, Blacksmiths' Tools, Nc.
Also the building. which would answer well for
the purposes Il has been used for " nnD DESTROYS
Of entering into the business 1t
Terms cash; or notes, satisfactorily endorsed, at
thirty, sixty, and ninety days, bearing interest
novl3---d a. GREEN, AuctioQeer
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THANxsGIyING.-- citizens or Georgetown as
well as those Of Washington viii observe Thursday
next as q season Of thanksgiving and praise to God
for his innumerable blessings at least those whose
hearts predspose them to engage in becoming
services expressive Of their gratitude to the Giver
Of every good and perfect gift. =
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NATIONAL THEATRE. I

Lessee and Manager. ........ Henry c. Jarrett.
ALSO Of the baltimore Musenm.)
Stage Manager. Mr. Jefferson.
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BY Authority Of the state Of Alabama.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
- Lottery.
ANOTHER GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY

The improved Scheme presented in Class w having
demonstration, the Manager takes great plea
IA sure In presenting another beautifully
brilliant Scheme, offering far more
~. ta profitable investment than any !.
stock or securities now in
\, The market.
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II PRICES or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle aud Parquettc . so cents.
Family Circle, Second tier) ......,....a5
Gallery. H. so csc.
can be obtained. Box Office open Tuesday and Wed.
ncsday from until s o'clock.
Doors open az e1s o'clock, r. NJ. Curtain rises at
~ o'clock precisely.
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LECTURE on MUsIc.--We beg to call the atten-
tion Of all persons interested in music TO the lee
ture TO be delivered this evening at Temperance
Hall by Professor Won Heelingen. Two or three
years ago we examined his system Of musical nota-
tion and were much pleased with its ingenuity and
admirable simplicity, regretting only that 1t bad
not been in general use at the time we were puz-
cling over double flats and sbarps.
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saddle, Harness, and Trunk store,
400, Seyeath Street, opposite Oda,Fsliows Atalf
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II ToLLs.--During the last month, the tolls on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal amounted to slT 900.
u is estimated that il the navigation remains open
as long rs last year. the receipts up to the first of
January viii exceed those Of that period.
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TAYLOR & HAMS, Real Estate Brokers aud

TAYLOR & HAMS, Real Estate Brokers aud
Il Land Agents. No 10 Lsvee. q, stair Psons HL-rm
chasing and Seln lie wing snd Renting Luds Hous. ans
ropery Locsps Land Warists an examining III g.
Negotiating Lo.ns ke E.ts. &C. h.v. nov Ir sale o,er
fSO eco worth Of ck,,e and splstcd fARMtN3 LASOJ'
In proved and unn proved the e..oa,e tsrua
All Msrcbar disc ers the Of J. b. TAYLOR, for
here or escvhers, shall have s'teutiln
Geo c. Be.tor, Esq, John Frek E'q r. Hsteatis n
Bu Iers A l. Merrymsn. Esq Peoi,i Hons T. Mcclure
A Gr1ley and X n. Fell Bioonirgtop jewell d.ui.'1 *
Co. and An % BILLINGS, ESQ.,. New York; d. kfesh Co
Co 'Piisds pbs; J. G. Roeksin Co, rhilsielOhi. c.
scbaefer Bstimoie Hofsee Billing, Esq., Beard<o a. III.
WESTI4 TH-ST pear 5TH-AV.-FOR SALE,
w sBROwN STONE FIR INT FoUR-srORY doU 81,
On lot leased from the SplI gler Estst" for years with
Of o.ch At ground rent Of On Is q
aIIum les house IS BY eo hrs door :, y ~
Thi. bouse recently 10 the BEST manne wi b 81 mod
en- in proyemenu viz mGbls msntes black walnut HAS
bsbs water speaking tubes Cuvers sst furnace mN
be tlsipg on frst story hall Possession gvn inmsdse or
on the rst day May ext VIII be 30 cheap spilled for
son. For further particulars, spply 70
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VyHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
4 COMPANY
Is COW PREPARED TO SELL TWO NlLLIoxs o. ACRES
OF SELECTED
PRAIEIfG, FARM AND WOOD LANDS.
In TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD.

In TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
building Of Railroad which from tn. extreme &c
DE extreme south Of Of Illinois II passes from end
to end through richest and fertile Pr.hss ths state
dotted here and there T ~ ri, 9 ,as e0y The
lands for cultivation They scattered rom TO ahess
Us. co ss as sS aoS M ons 70 ss s Ia a.D
gently rolling and isy seJ for sae cattle lid saesp
The ft CROP Of Indian com planted On The nsw, broke.
prairie usually pays sns and .omsass fencing
One an nth pov AID yais q yin one ed
sou, ' %sn.Sen sU farm: sy ncsd tSs
ssd under abigh ,ie of eal.iyssOn to- second yes'
ands In tie Lsaern and Middle States Known k much
than sufficient to Pay toe end q p
Ing ons VILLAGES along the line OF this road asori rev
Ing bone dematd io fam pr9s cue; IN. road =.
q. from 81 50 70 81 the cord OF en
or t5e future homes sboud take into eoadsOn thss ID.
,ounry west Of TIE Misspp. Destitute u railroads. thai
he Ss Il 5s ssi to S . :ss
Essierr mkst sufficient Of tsef to psy tie Investment Il
Iow. In SiSsr woris that rueh noie to &c: prod
he Iss.srn ras thst the r4 s vii sd n9,h pro
tabs to locate tn. lie Of this nilrosd
Psrcs AsD TtlMs OF PAYnEsr.
yb. ,,c. iii y.ry IRON s5 SIS ,e.cricx 4, Io.4,.
,0sy 10 Contrsc deed, may b made dans year
s5 spuians the paehsss money 20 be paid ANNUAL
,arsee he otSeIs .nsusy hrea The last payment VIII
become due al the end Of the rfh yeaf from date
By the I'D section of the Act Of se approved
Febu.ry 1851 these snds free from taxation until thsy are
paid and dei Of convsysn,e granted 70 the pufch
urERzsT WILL ~ CHARGED At ONLY TWO PEI cEEr
ANSrx.
~ security for the psiorn .ncs OF the contract ne FRA
wo Year, interest be psd In sdvsnes bat be
iersod that ons-tenth Of the land pscA.ss anal yearly
brought usds cultivation Longer credits az per
snnuIn may Be by spscs sPpiesn Twenty pei
sse the Conpsnys toads s be received
believed that The price ioDs credit and low rstss Of To-
ssndrsd doss 10 es,h and ordinary industry make hnssf
before al the psn.o moos, due Mean
eased the vsius four OF fold When required expo
denoed person viz accompany sppiiesna 10 svs nfouAos
Lags Pists sbsss as precise Iocse. Of ne and ssossh
ride 70 a par Of tbs sompsays lands md PsnphsH
containing intsrsstos foDses, aooompszAsd b. namsro
81 % sspesasn y ~ oos Of ths Co.Paal No 81 Mo-
Va4v CkosSa CHARLES n pt PUY, ia,
Lsna Axsss Tfsds Central RAlrpsA Comesny
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HENRY Fl. BOODY, BANKER and GENEx-
IL AL AGENT, Hudson St Croix Co., isconnn, Val ~
and cell Land ents Lands the Land Oce icess
Land Warrants pe Taxes Lands and transact al the ~
ness of General Asency Business ntuSsed his care We
receive prompt and faithful attention. . .v,
RErkRrxcEs-Hon. EDWARD Kent, Bsnsor aon W. w
is Portland; p w. Chandler, ESQ.,, Boston David ffpgT
ESQ.,, ssemj Ivson Pbinney No. i7e suitoast Ne
VIM. Allen, ESQ., President Girard College rmlS1sS
Alison Owen, Eco, Cincianafi Hon. 5. bsnssn' "ss's
ton d. C.--Budscn, W.T. bay q. Isi1
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financial.
A LBERT II. NICOLAY. Auctioneer. vim az

A LBERT II. NICOLAY. Auctioneer, will ed.
"A THIS DAY. Dee 20 at III O'Clock. u the Msrehsa.s
Ercbsree, for ascourt Of whs IN a may concern:
Si2 Tee Hsut- ard Auos L.: Mortfsse Bon.s-t M
$500 lena and Chicago Uhi is Mertssrs sosi sl o.
$4,000 Miahigu sou,hsru Isessoo Bnoshj B0nes. iss
s2n 900 Mic ia Southern Snbnf W ID soass 81 90
1900 Lsks Erie, wsb sss and ST. Louie ID Mtre. 6onia
SIS 90 Norhe'n noana Rs road per 6rnt bod oil 9n
$1,000 Lske Erie, Wsbssh and 81 Lo0s ID Mtsa Ssrs
eltc0
Bop6s, si coo.
20 shares NJ ehuics Bank Of williamsburxb, SO es:h
tsh.res P.cIsc AS Steamship Com ,ssy, 81 90 each
6shses Bank OF Sipg Using, 800 es,h
50 shares Hsmi ton Ere Com oa,y, Sl5 cash
60 SHARES Eneroe Insur Co ypothe ssed s2ssseh
20 shares nrgh City Fire ln,u Co $50 each
loo shares Second Aver ne Rsilrosd, sioc sch.
shares Horth ire Ip.us Co, SO each
~ 'h4res Excel iSr Fire Insurance Conpsoy, SO eSh
so shares IT. Nicho,.s Fine IDsu Conpaoy s5 each
200 shares Zue and Silver III Mining Company. s. esch
l0ssnes knic1eI 'oese. Ice Cmp,ny. 5 l@ each
81 hsrts iryitR Bank $50 each
Is shares Trenton lr m Company. q 90 each.
20 shares DO ard Lilo irsucsLcs Company, so Zach
~ sta'es Lsfsse fiIe lnar nee Coo psny, $50 each
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent tbs day aud The b,acee
before ooek Ths accrued Interest on ali tbs
Boods will BE- charged 10 thu purchaser.
Next regular sale on MONDAY, Dec. "a
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~ 4UsUOUs cd, q PARTNER, special OF active. with
cash cspeL of $4,000 to invest i, al Ion Manu-
featuring Business paying large percentage on the c.pts
Invested (s6Oto and capable OF being increased with
doubted security smot unlimited ext Parties having
il cash will nd fe opportuni les 10 the
buee that fer greater Inducements for apsr
No prop ,sition viii bs ain I'd unes
ng those having the of cash req ed aud
bed reference Com nunic tons strictly con6dentis
be sddrts to CAPITAL Box No. 1877 NewYo'k Post Office.
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Glotbing.
Professional Notices.

VERGNESs ELECTRO-CHE BATHS.
-PIoL vERGNEs. the dscoverer Of tho process FOG ex
tracing Meta from the Body, st No 10 Sp.i
Thsse Baths not only extract me-c medicines from the ma
an Jsem but are peculiarly eicscous 10 redeyay taoa
Ufeins rom RI cum stem Govt Neursec Pains. Wesfess OF
Ccntrsciions Of the Limbs spains Spins. Uterine
gvss his undivided attention patients Soecis, depsftmsn
fer LADIES' SheorJ explained to adsAn q No. Io b.awsJ
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Real Gsiate tor Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
"A or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERLY. ii u.ted 90 the
hank of Csyuss Lake nes from thscs Tompkus Co
EewYot, Commandirg entire view Of tbs Lake with So
of the best lend 10 the halthy section t,a be
he Sac All hii de- of fru the pscs Szs
of dw cling As feet front By 80 feet two sto aUd attic
with cellars two LARGE bay windows from which de ghul
views of the lske about Is best ,e psnes walls in
ali the beautifully 6nihed in esco style Of pntss
the carnage bouse az by 50 feet; large brn sheds &c
dwelling house, out budng and fence all Tbs stock
c'hts Of Of fine horses two wo king horses two
cows and young sock au.ifu carIse four wagons
farming nsls &c viii be sold WITH without tbs stock
The part Of the furniture to be sold With the place
Price 5000; Apply in the No 3sl Grand
Of Suf list. New York City the premises
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1oaper Warehouses.


T AND-wARRANT OFFICE No. g
wilkins iE;sSIa "a 4 w S 80 s. = = -
hvsrdsd b nan q oAhssviss spoe ssospt q Co., ,
eossly Lss<A go seVhssan e =. n 50
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boarh onh Rooms.

A FAMILY NAY nn6 very desirable SUITE
No e7s srsslssy. near sisst Aso SooS Tor assi:
peuon
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INSTITUTION.

FRENCd and CLASSICAL INSTITUTE for
II Young GENTLEMEN, spanish and 0srmsn Lam.
susgs) No. 20 East 24th ST. formerly Pe1spets school
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Grilsrp, Gar6ware aah Jron.

A DIRONDACH PIG IRON, for Car Wheels an
IA ,aleebe purposes for sale By AGENT Of the Aeroadse
Iron Company JOIN w. QUINCY,
No. 80 William st., corner Of Plats.
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

TOR SALE CHEAP--A large number of good
dr.u,ht HORSES sui able Csrtmen Groeers Sieve.
dor.s snd Truckm,n Also, SEAS 1E to LET containing
four ssn stall Charles betws Warrington and Wet
Inquire at the Knkebokr Ice Co Office No. 1853 ana at
or al tie stable No 81 Vandsn-st
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Cost and fonn6.

vpprAsI PIN o ps Center supposed to have been los.
on Brosdwsy The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving hs same with T. L. WhtroN, NO. ~ rioes-
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1uilAina 4iaferials.

linguistic TLES-For vestibules, Halls
~ Hs:rh. Dnirs ssocs CI sssS e. eAaNxI
nILLER, COATES YoULA, No 20 Psara
DOOfV! ROOFB q! ROOFS 1.-THE cheap
II "a snA bs srtiels r covering roof TAR ROODIHe
PAPER which keep soastaauy On ksal 81 uda 90
JAAH DERRCko00 o., o. . Dsssns&A
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Marhinerp, &r.

~ g. G. NJ WOODWARD, manufacturers and
VI dealers La WROUHT IRON PIPES and Ftttnss OF al
kinds for Steam Water, Cas- &C., Beekmaan bs.weel
Gold and Cliff NY Mills and public bddinss heated oy
steam Tubular Boilers OF various Szet Always hand Heat
srs Of size. for Ensnes Orders received for Steam
Engines Lsbes Safety always hand and
mad TO order, wholesale sDd retail
CTEAM ENGINE and BOILER for SALE
DISK hone power complete, with dependent Forss Pump
aud Heater good ssrew ILqqie ofC HARLES T. SCHAFER
Nc. II Dey-st., In the rear.
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WATCHES, GOLD PENS, PENCILS and
w CHAINS. &c, for holiday PREsENTs..Gentlemsa
vhrs to purchase Wecb with 6ue and substantial cases ma
superior worAs viii be Tod such at j. T. sAVASE
No. 90 Fultonst of Watches s of the best al
selected with sea care, and be rolled upon as In'
GOLD GUARD. VISIT and FOB CHAINS, some Of new
ard rich patterns .., .a.,.
The Rich lieu Diamond pointed lid PEN FOR many yea
celebrated for their great y and superior huish are
and sold exclusively by ". SAVAGE, No. 81 Fuiton-s
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With IL privilege of puIch.c COOS Paper sil Doe W
the vclity OF ke UIk ud be preferred. Address
r. C. ROOT, ANTHONY Co., No. Nasssust.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-11


Augustus Adams, of Brecksville, says on
this subject:-Iioenty:totr gears ago, while
cleaning field, cut down large green
white oak tree, and a limb six to eight in
chessin diameter, stuck into the ground, top
down, and three feet in hight. Last spring
my son hitched to it with large pair Of
oxen and broke chain, but left the limb
tight and sound in the ground. Subsequent
ly cut two gate posts, from small white
wood tree, the but one, sat with the but
down, and the top one with the top down.
The but one rotted and fell to the ground,
in'half the time the other did. could re-
late elmany more proofs that posts set with
their tops down, are more durable than when
set with their butts down. noao set all nlq
posts top downpardS. dS.-Farmar
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RemovaI.
rRIFfIN 3 BosTWIcK, Having

GRIFFIN a. BOSTWICK, Having re.
u moved their Furniture 10 their new roomsin the
Phoenix Block, directly over Bostwick's dry goods
siorel are prepared 10 walt on their customers any
thing In their ne our stock consist in part follows:
Sofas from $25 to q Jenny Lind, S5e, Tete-e-teIe
face face, suits the young exactly Mahogany chairs,
Marble Top Tables, Quartettaud card tables, whatno
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools, foo. stools, DC. '-'-
Also, a fine lot of Hall Stands, they are abeauty.
AlsOa splendid lot ofbookng Glasses, from lsto SIS
Also, Pictures aud Picture Frames
fine lot OF Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses,
our Hair Mattresses are manufactured In our own vi
einity, tby Mr.. McLain, OF Rootstown,) and we war
rant the Hair 70 be the first quality olong Herse Hair;
the Husk and cotton, are coming into general usein
Also, aplcnty Of Bedsteads with Hinkley's suspen-
sion Bed Bottom. These beds have now been thor
oughly tiled and all who have used Them are pleased
with them, we have improved the bottom by making
them thicker than at first, sell them now nom SO,
SO, and upwards every person who would have bed
stead, should buy at least for themselves and we
assure them they will buy no other after.
We have full assortment of common furniture,
cane seat chairs OF all kinds, 1om S5 and upwards
bureaus from SO and upwards, Stands 81 so and up
wards and some cord beds cheap If people Will have
them, Tables 50, aud other work in proportion.
We have been at considerable expense in fitting NJ
our rooms and invite all TO eall and seewhat we
of it, as In Cleveland or elsewhere; If the people
satisfied that this is the case will they sustain
of this kind by purchasing at home. All work pur
chased in the village viii be deliveredat the House
| the purchaser, 455-tf
| Ravenna. March IA. 1874 ..... ...