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Is r...r..r .fp '..sUse I.u Oh. ll.I IUuvAs
1 %. urHNs. Ju#-. ui pr.IHf, l.r ih' Cnu1p
p. UsnH, I .rlH .rI Br ruI|rr sH.., ar u, dwell
Hr- horse .n Bethel. ur SATURDAY fu, tur.uh da,
90 J.,.A.p., lsIG. 90 t,u .l ihr ,'.rk DO the
forenoon. u1. Undivided quarter Ilrt or oboe lH''uu-
~ described t.aI estate, sfu'HI Boo saII bethel,
I.....f arI 1.sUr.N.. a. f..'vs, tr uil. ls-.u-
.... ..r rl. leading ium Bethel 1911 Oh llrr.
E.r' T#r,. rr ths Nuuh Wet conner ui Guu'Is
A.rH.-t ui. thence n.uhrT's .H .iii r.lI i1 che
GOOD sa.HE ilrm West Bethel Co iHe depot.
f.rH-r ,asf,fI, uu .t.I rH1I % lui owned b ia.
..l Holt. thence .a.rh.rIyuH said Holt. huI auI
arH owned o., John kIuI.U 90 Hul Owned hl
Gilman trr.mfus thrHr. ugs'rI', uD sHiI Chop
...ur HHI Bnl .rN Nuf.uF Nul t' the Irt
..BTrsrri i-upt. -.BI undivided Vuiur pat
being ,I ll. tIsbt auI lu,sI..l Which my v'ri.,
I."r. g.. steam. ang Ihar.as Henry ~irIrrs,
OIL .urr rIit.,n arJ I,us 90 Jlm.s 1tr,us
at. ui .aiI r,lbpI, I,r0as,i, have 900 1ud 20 iho
...'r described Wruis...
HENRY ~TEAENS.
E.h.I, NAV 2i,b, l.s6. "
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Nnlirr nfTnrerIn,nrn.

TOM h. MERRILL, Of Byron. in the Count,
u ufOAfrd, ou the 18th ia, Of October, 4. u.
1858. uousa.rd o. DAVID q. Merrill u Audover.
i1 .,il County. certain real estate ior the sum Of
three hundr,d and three dollsrs add ssyenty-siN
cent? The same recorded On OAiord Res'.tN,
look 90, page 2lj, (Which reference may " had
The eouI,tiop, Of laid mortgage having hcen bro
ksu the uu.ler.icusd claims the foreclosure 81 the
same. DAVID G.. MERRILL,
hulov,r, Apul 2Oih, 1856. y
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I,prg. wmr NuIe Cur duty TO our
lady readers makes il incumbent upon MS 20
chr1uicl, still another addition 20 the yulu-
mmous lis; Of female arrarr,liues, which
have recently made their appearance. We
rar-r 10 new STYLE Of skirt which resembles
The la,ic,.w1rk around our Sumn'r-hou''
in the country, or thrCad'aoc' masn'a'd
ON, th,u~,nd,ime-. Itisapprarria'ely term
a the"Ssrls,an skirt, "anl consists simply
.f, f-,--. or r1r-s OF fne texture, on which
NJ, ordinary skirt will stand out "lik'
.ru. rr1a che rrctnl por,upins." We
,1s.t p, permitted 20 enquire, with ih'
-rat-,t respect Ladies, what rgyt' First
h was lrars. aud now Il is hen-co1rs, ani
a. o., very much ALARMED Lest che s.E
should rrcrme 90 thoroughly assimi'atrd 90
-rrr,s aal chigkcu.l0usrs. &c they go gn at
thi, rate. that $500 shall forget that they ORC
mer Sar'y some JEALOUS fairy, cu'i'Hs
rrnrr charms. Be- striving o. m.am1rph0-'
fn.m m.u imma,rul Substances, s1 t9'
tn.v may ~. longer De compelled 60 contend
with tr.a rr o.. golden apple. We saw
. .rgar..rt f-.m au .mmh.s n i1h-o'--
rr...a Thursday. vt' DAD one of ,hrs.
r.r.a.r.r.. ,s.rs. JuGg.amt.'v, &C.
homework h-m. mars'.I around ihe step
# a.. ..r.. vl.r Erra,,.l ths ground,
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NIO~ES CUTTING, ct An11,sr, 900 The
VI CHuHt, ct oNIHrL, on thr 22i d,y ut de-
,gmlr, 4. u. 1853, m"ug1gri Co. David e. Mcr
u'l, ui s1N AHlu,rr, rrri1iI trll estate Tor The
su.n eft uue hundred an forts dollars uiugt, csut..
l.. -.Iy. rr,lrl.I On ONul Registry, book 90,
"H-. ilH, Goo vh.gh r,lrtruJc may he had. The
DuutItlUu Ui rsi mouEagr having ls,n huh,n,
I.t UUi,is -UCd claims fu iHfr,'usy ihs same.
DAVID e.. MERRILL.
Arfrysr, Arril ooh, 1856. y
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Remove. tIr ,pu., of ZOO IHrHl paine, suIh Hs
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lI,,s.I Gum hahtull Custi,,1ess, tHt'c bottles vii
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Rheumatic, N,uuI-ir, ur Other lu,d pains, two
IuuI.s Will Tree sou from them. NJ humnts Viii
I.,ftlirltrd from che buUd lN thr u', 90 tom Dn"
Geo sIN bottles. W sHu'i' U NNu l'I'l' 10 I'h .' wv
,r, purpose. th.s BE- thc most reliable, '1'r, ana
,-,,..lIr tu ths tl.to th1t has ewes teen placed
.vttItu the reach ui thr public.
PRICE 100.
Principal Depot, - Genital street. Lowell H'''
-FSnlIhy pmgg.u generally.
n, II. hay, Portland. General Agent I''
the state ui Maine.
A,,>rs l. O..on1. Nulum; Wm. Bray, Tut
rer. 4. 4 u Atwood, lluchfrdi John De
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IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS or
Bounty Land Warrants!

DERSONS Who are receiving Warrants under
tbe new Law before dispOsiug oithcm, are re-
Gas.ied 10 amply. either personally OF by letter. TO
the ,ub.cribsr, Who will secure % them either the
fl benefit Of the land, OF an advance upon the
Government price, (Which l. Sl.25 per acreJ
should they vifh to sell the same
THOS. PEMBER,
No. Is Dolne Street, BOSTON, Mas
Juuc 3, 1885, "
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PETERSON'S " b. the oul, ,.mrlsir and
uniun edition Of Chprle. Drrkrus' Wutks uub.
lshJi iu America ihry arc trptiniri tom che
original London edition. nod ar, nHv rhs uu, cIi.
ti,p rul.lI.hcI boz this country. No library, either
pulIir or private, can o. romrlsie without having
in 81 a romnlelc 80 0iihs, DE grca'rsi " 100 DIS.
in- authors. Every family should pnsfrs. q 90 Of
One ui che rIitiUu.. Tho cheap edition b. ,Hm-
p'r'e ip Twelve Nu'uwss, paper cover. 'ithrr nr
80 OF which can o. had separately. lurr IIn,
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Ctrt4as NHir ari pufus, rr4
Ha'r. Containing Christina. &c
ruI. The Jhimss, CuJkSt uu ihr
Heath, ntuIrofl it.. Haunted Man,
The Ghost Ulr-1i1, s.. 20
H lfrt' Nfr N.flff. Containing Tho
Seven Poor Traveller. Nine New
stories o., ihr Christmas Tirr, Hard
Timrs. Ii5fir ~siah. The Miner
ub1shnrs. Iuu1nc WiHrsd, Sc. 80 "
rumaI-'r sst ri rhr above vt' Do salI or sSnt o.
ar. rhrr. fff 'H.Hrrr. ir Five u.IHHs
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The Great aui important Religious, Pc
tiraI aud military now agrsting thD nations 0
thc Oh WodI, give o. thee publications amin.
,sr,.t ami y.lu. they never before Unssrsssd.--
The, ossup, middle ground hrtorrH ,Fs hastily
,,5,rt,1 new. items, crude speculation, 1Hi nIiHr
rumlrs uftnr usasraprr, iut Che rpga',,"' ''U.
af ths historian. vut,n bong s'irr lhr Ii'l1- boz.
tsr,.t in The Facts u record. sh'I' have I''''.
away. Thcrmsr,'. Il tho WARM lhr L'-i "r
cupr.a large space in thoirU3e'. lyrr' move
usHt b. ,lu.sI, rritiris5d whether ni Trend "r "
ias. and lu short coming. 'rlrl'f''N n"H',h "ni
The letter. ilom the Crluol, and from ihe h''ur.
Boo Bbtkvuod'. Magazine, hum ir1 ul De- ll"s'
talented routuLuiufs, givr a moro irirII- 'N.' 'nI
reliable account uf che uuyrmsHfs NJ thu TIU1t lv..
Ifrrrrnts chan r,n r'sIg here ls found.
These Periodical 80, uurrssut ihf three great
raItlriI parties of Great BuuiB-HNhi-. IuDt
,nI E,IIslI,-Iut polite. inun' u1I, uus iraturr
ufth-ir character. A. organ. Of ths mlsi pro-
f,uuI vriisrs Un Science, LlfrntuIr Morality, 1ni
RrIiFrru, che, stand, is thrl ever have siH"d nI
riyaIlrI i1 ths world of I0urrs, l#iHg 0nns..rrrl
inIi.rsr.hr 90 che sr'o'pr tni che rru'r'sr.rl'
u.u. while tp thr intelligent reader ~ r'rn .Hss
hs, furnish r. more correct aud srtsi1rinN r'gUn'
of tHr rrurBt liberation, If thr tIN ihrun. boot 'H.
v.rI1, ihaH can Do, possibly obtained from any uih.
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The British Periodicals,
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

7 SCOTT 4 co. New York, continue 90
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odioals, via;
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?
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3.
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..
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PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
The rurcba-rrs ofTocl,c Engnving., one each
month. prrc ny cents, will D. entitled o. receive
nj a premium, the great steel engraving,
Washington after crossing the Delaware
Size On 20. Executed in The Gr't style Of art
Gom the original design, b, I. %. pa.Icl' ="
American Artist unsurpassed ." Frustrating tue
IlistoN ul our County. ,....--
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Subscribers, by applying 90 The unl''s's"'I; az"
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Gmi.b,I circular. giving terms, which ate cN-
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r..I... ......r.r..I ..I e..mt, D.. .uh.,. s..
500. r.I. paine .f'r 'lnn- N"u. iH"a, IL 5000.
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WY ..a pretty Young woman like corn
boo tueul -ar..ty' Because sIg ought %
i. .l..ala.I.
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LEONARD SCOTT & co.
N.lIs... -... N.H y a
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- STATE STREET, BOSTON. 49,
u..f.u. JHit 49, 1873. We
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New Books, New Books!

SIMONTON keeps e large assortment of 100
LIrI. IT ROCKS AND STATIONARY Call
rrun h.n b,Iarr 500 purchasg elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12
FIRE NEW YORK.

Nav York, April 11,-Last night fire broke
out in the extensive packing box manufactory Of
Hauley, Lowry & CO., Gold st From the in
hammable character of the material the flames
tending to Riders alley. The building was five
stories high. The fire extended to the two upper
lofts of VIM. Hagar & Cos, type foundry, and
two buildings Nos. 40 and 40 occupied by the
packing company will be total loss. Loss es-
titnated at $50 or 100000, uninsured.
Tho schooner Maryland, recently seized at
laws has been searched, hut no fugitive slaves
found The Captain was taken to Norfolk on
Monday evening, but as it was thought the Court
there had no jurisdiction I'M the case he was taken
back to- Hampton Roads to be tried. In the
meantime the vessel was held in custody until
SIty Of $500 ;ns, re- E 10 have the schooner
searched. Her owners refused to test the valid
ity of the law
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

ODn FELLOWS HALI--Ne arc glad to learn,
nm notice in another column, that the Asso-
citation has gone to work in earnest, to raise the
requisite amount of stock, to build IN Odd Eel
lows Hall in this city. The COmmissiOnersw will
Lave book at the meetings of each Lodge and
the members, we hope, will not neglect to sub
scribe their names in the stock book. AnayerOge
Of two shares to csclrucmber will be sufficient to
erect as good building as there now is in the
city, and the order can easily subscribe this av
erasc. Let the stock be speedily taken, and the
building commenced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

DE- PLrsHEEs lecture last night, was an in-
'srestfng and learned discourse on the Study Of
History. showing an intimate knowledge of the
efforts of historians from the earliest ciyiliza
ton down 10 the present day, and intcrspersed
with just Acknowledgements of the great bene-
tits Of their labOrs, and with beautiful tributes
'0 the worth of many of their subjects. The
Doctor appears to be a great admirer of the first
NaFoleOn, and thinks in the treatment received
by him at the hands of England, that Govern
mfnt stands disgraeed for all future time.
DIR. Plulumer will lecture again tonight on
the Destiny of our Country" most interest
nag subject to every citizen of this Republic
The audience last night was not so large as could
have been desired, the threatening appearance
Of the clouds keeping many at home. We hope
to see larger audience tonight, and think the
subject AMI lecturer will command ii.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12
Npy yoRKNARKm

eAPR1 IL th-Cotton firm, sales of 800 bales
Flour dropping, sales $500 bis straig Estate
at $685. 6, 62a7, 81 for Ohio; 7,257,s1 for South
ern; extra $50. Wheat firm sales $500 bush.
els at 1,s0 for Southern red, and 1S6 for white.
dull, sales of $50 bbls. Pork fir1ner, sales 500
bis. Lard dropping, sales $50 bis. Whisky is
firm, sales $50 bis.
Coffee firm, sales 1000 bags Rio at192. Sugar
firm, sales of GOO hhds Orleans at SC. Molas-
scs firm, sales of 500 bbls Orleans at 45 IL =
Bacon wanted Tallow firm, sales 100, 900 lbs.
Oils are quiet. Buttcris heavy. Iron is droop-
Stocks fir1ner. Cleveland & Toledo s1s-s.
Cumberland Coal "a H. Eric 5T1-f III.
Cent? 6S. ~ Y Cent? 93. Reading 90 S-S -
Del & Hudson Canal I261-4 Sterling Ex=
change firm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

Rrc.prupE OF KEBxx.-Wln. II. Kccne, who
lately. escaped from the Jail of Fairfax county,
where he was confiucd for the murder of Lewis
II. Hall, was subsequently recaptured, and lodged
in Jail at Alexandria. he was found in an upper
apartment of a house concealed under a bed
officer Chipley, of Alexandria who affected the
arrest is entitled to the reward of 800 offered
by the Governor for the apprehension of the
prisoner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

Biarit-DAr OF JgYrKRsoS.-Thc. anniversary
ofthis day comes on Monday next, the 18th
instant, and is to bcappropristely celebrated al
the University of Virginia. Tho Jefferson So
cis,y furnishes Oscar Stephenson, of southamp-
ton, as the orator, and Robert Wilson, of South
Carolina, as the reader of the Declaration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

RsnovA1.-Messrs Dcanc & Cowgirl have
removed to the corner of Main and Quincy sts,
in the building formerly occupied by Hamilton
and Rogers, as stove warehouse. Messrs. ID.
sc. are engaged heavily in the Pig Iron trade,
te,tles doing general commission business.
They will he glad to see all their old friends in
ta,ir new quarters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

Tue mail tain due yesterday forenoon, was
thrown f.om the track at Altamont, some dozen
miles or 50, east of oakland We did not
learn what damage, If any, was done. The
tain had not arrived here at a late hour last
night
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12
ERnM MEXIcO

BALr., April 11.-Ncw Orleans papers Of Sat
urday have been received The capitulation Of
the insurgents at Puebla granted the private sol
diers liberty to return to their homes. Some OF
the officers are to be sent out of the country
No mention is made of Haro Tamarcz in the of
fetal agreement relative to the capitulution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

Nrv Gcops.-F. W. Ressett & Co. have re-
lived their extensive assortment of Spring
,,ods. embracing everything usually kept in a
srv.roods house. They do business entirely on
The casl, principle, which enbalcs them to sell at
,nncb lower prices than those who sell on long
credits
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

\ Nav WAY OF PEAS7iSo oys4kks-There
has just been discovered, betwenn ST. yaleryen
'aiS and Venlcs new oyster bank-wtich
according to some Of the French papers, had
IT. origin in The laundering and the breaking
up Of a small vessel laden with oysters, bound
From st Vast to Dieppc, some sOyears ago
The quality of the oysters is declared to be ex-
ceedinsly ine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-12

ALE Ayp PoRrrR-C. GarfOrth adyertises q
rac3 supply of Smiths celebrated Kennctt and
e,ber Aies, Brown Stout and Porter. He de-
Trers bottIct ale to families in any part of the
,i,v and purchasers may rely upon getting a
.oo5 article. His establishment is ON Zane st
between 9Th and 9th.
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* ,yrtryr MISUNDERSTANDING the auction
.,..rtisemeuts in the Rielmone Wing, is one
announcing the sale on the 9th inst oftwo lots
Ix virtue Of deeds of trust executed asd April,
1s11-ag years ago $500
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PmL'A., April 11.-SIrs. Margaret Christie,
an aged lady occupying the house adjoining the
United States Hotel, died during the fire from
fright.
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Three, nine and tweluc months after date
John: Next wcckyou wilIputthem sin shape"
toreollectiOr, with friend Tallinau Mt Bridgeport
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lnRsTRucrIyE ERE.


PnrEADEIfIiEA, April I1th-About midnight
a fire broke out in the Artisan built gs, back
of Chestnut and 9TH SITS, resulting in total de-
structiou. The building formeta hollow square
live stories high. Every portion was occupied
by work shops and machinery, driven by an so
horse powcr::cngine in tic basement. Ddva,
photographer occupied one floor, loss 1OO, 900, in
surauce SO, 900. He had 10 steam presses aud
an immense stock in store, including iithographs
for=Perry,s Japan petition, for government,
plates worth So. 600, all com lete, ready to be
sent Off It's silversmith 8, 600 uninsured
Gaskill, book binder, loss very heavy; q. W. Sim
mons jewellers loss 10000, insured s. 000;s q. &
e. P. Warner, gold watch case makers, loss To-
600 insurance 5000; Updyke, Gold chain maker
loss heavy; Geo. leopard jewcllcr; SaInl. Eakins,
stainer Morgan, spectacle maker, MetnlSer and
Thompson, printers; Ross stair rod ElanuInctur-
er;; Moss q Bro, blank books; Burk, cloth and
Satinct printer, loss SO,eO0 insurance 10000;
j. II. Camp, hthographer, loss 5000 insurance
The fire was so rapid that scarcely anything
was saved except from the lower floors. The
rear of the .. ,States Hotel aljoined the build
ing and and its destruction seemed inevitable.
The boaricrs Hed, but the damage from the fire
was slight except being flooded with water.
Robb, Rile M'Ilroy, printers, were alsosoc
cuPants. The building was owned by Hnllngs
Comparatively valued at $4,000, covered by
insurance. Cowperhwait & Co., Booksellers,
had 81 600 in stock among the various printing
and binding establishments, mostly covered by
insurance. Aggregate, loss supposed to be
$500, 900. Flakes of fire ignited the roof ofold
Masonic Hall, Sd street, above Spruce, damaged
property, recently sold and was unoccupied
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,1 eulI , =! ~ ~ ssI found ~,
BoerRve'{ Rtefs remedy orhcALdee and debility. My
wife has also used Il with the greatest benefit"
g. Nicholson of Pittsburgh also says he has cxps
rienced nuclrc roIljs use for lIeadac.. ri . T.
READ THIS.
d LoudHder4 Testiia0ay-JacoD lins&es, living in tie
Holland Of gam Wis sus
lnd body have been restored, BY using noCrhayes
MtterS to perfect hCnlti.n ~
The fact OF this remedy being IN such high repute among
The HoaneTs In Wisconsin, MichEan New Yerk-n Iact,
IN every Holland settlement in The Cnited in
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED. IA
Mr. John Davidson living ten miles above Pittsburgh,
the PENNSYLVANIA Canal SAYS When commenced taking
DoerhSyes Holland serz, could hardly walkuow
joy excellent health" IL &C.,
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.:zg.Ou Tuesday last We paid a visit to Bell:
air Gitv. Since our return We have mot had
time to put in Shape the notes We took. We
will attend to this next,weelt-"-St GtHtrsriNt
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New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =

New Arrang
IJAvING associated my brother, Nm. Ming Nicn With
in the Brush Variety and Toy BUSINESS and taken
the Trunk and Harness business aud hts z ~ IL hau
have kindly favored me, au any others who may
anythInsiu my is. Thsstyle OF the nr viii be D. NicO
BFO. - 10y
S-ss'ss 2 % Z - Z. = q DANIEL NIcOLL.
April1. 1856 55ssl...- aps
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OINcINNATT aIARKET.

~. CINCINNATI MARKET.
April 11-Flour, $50 bis sold at 5, s0as5, and
1862 at 6,O5 Provisions-salcs of q, 0OO,pieccs
hulk shoulders at 1-e; 25 hhds. bacon sides,
,sS5 hhds do shoulders packed, at 6 fS-4; so bis
mess pork at 1850. Whisky firm, 700 bbls at
90 1-4a20 3-S. Groceries firm, 60 hhds Sugar
sold at Sac; 100 bags of Coffee at 214a1-9;;70
60 bis Molasses at 40a41.
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-rlEIs LAW OF NEwsF4A3l44ls

=. a., .,,yertisenent of Mrs Hassell She
SEE , WI ASSORTMENT of fine and fashionable
i has 60. GODS and ladies' boots and shoes. AZ
So so.' goods made up to order. Rooms No 1os
If.in street