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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-29

GTSAMUEL IRWIN, Esq. (American) has
been elected Sheriff of Ohio Co., Va, by
nearly 200 majority. There were two can
didates in the field beside him.
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NEW WORK MARKET

MAY 26Ih.-Cotton market quiet, sales 1000
bales,
Flour is heavy, and sales of q 900 bbls. Wheat
active, with sales of $4,000 bushels. Corn upward
tendency, sales OF 81 900 bushels. Pork frmer, I'D
yanced, with sales Of 500 bbl,. Bsei firm, sale >
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
MARI Graf, Et. al,
Charles Barron Ell al.

Charles Barron Ell al.
Dr. virtue Of mandate me directed rom;the Court
Dof Common Please of Belmont county OHIO, iwil
offer for sale at Public Auction
Monday the 23d day Of June A. D. 1856,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m and O'Clock m
of said day al the front door of the in ST.
CairsvilIe, Belmont county Ohio the follow ing. de-
scribee lands and tenements follows wit. ly-
ing in the county of Belmont and adjoining the
town of Beilaire being two parcels of land described
as follows 10 w.t. the rst parcel being the .con
veyed 10 the said Barron,.by one Hiram MeMechcn
by deed bearing date the Il day of November, 1854
apd recorded being that lying east of Lot No
l3 in the town of Beiiaire bounded east by the
Ohio River westb by water street, being 20 feet
street 80 feet the river, and bearing from
the id water street to the water of the river the
other being the same as had been conveyed TO
the said Barron by Robert ii. O'Nei. and duly
corded, being directly east of Lot No Is in the town
Of Beilaire being 90 feet the river, the
which the said Barron had Erected Ware House,
ing from the sal the river Il ad
joining the other parcel SO conveyed by the said Nc
Mecken and all The water privileges more partIcu-
larry described in the Deeds of Conv ey in the
said order of sale, the rst described parcel apprai
$40 the second described parcel appra sed al SIS
Sheriff office ST. Clarsville May - 1856.
JOHN Z. NICHOLS Sheriff.
S5.2j BY uuGH McNEELy DIP Sheriff
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SHERIFFS SALE.
p. j. BarihaloD ct al, and Fa,ccet Brother
and Company
VS.:
Mott and Fordyce

VS.:
MoH and Fordyce.
DY virtue Of two Executions in tue
4 Daboye named cases directe from the Court of
Common Pleas of Belmont County Ohio, will offer
for Sale at Public Auction on
Saturday, June %, A. ,. 1856
between the hours of 20 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o.
Clock P NJ of said day. the front door of the Court
House. in ST. Clairsville, Belmont county, Ohio the
following described lands and tenemenis, .Situcte
lying and being in said. county of Belmont, land
State of Ohio, bounded anc described as follows
To wit:
Beng the southwest quarter OF section eS, town
hip and range 6, in the Marietta lad district, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty nine acres and fourteen
hundreths also, the south west half of the south.
west quarter of sectiun 35 township T. and range g. in
the land district, containing Sixty FIVE acres
and Ninty four hundrehs. Also, the North west our
OF section e. township Z, and range 6, containIr
One hundred and sixty acres, also Lots in the Town
OF Temperan ccville to wit: Nos. s. g. & Z, d O. IL
ii. %, Co. and Four acres of land assigned by the
Com missioner oiftne l3O tract for water prv
lege s, heretotD re sold to Samuel Fcrdyce.
Sheriffs Cfice, St. Clarirsville, May 90, le56.
JOHN G. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
Rv Hiram McNrrIy Du sheriff
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

TsNHERE is no longer a question, or
doubt in the minds OF those who are hesi &C.
uuaintcd with the advantages The Cleveland WOOL
Depot offers for The sale OF Woos ol ls imPof'ahIe
and pr actc ability
Located as it is al the outlet OF the reat wool
growing West, being of easy access To wool-grower =
and mer chants and within "a hours rice of the
mos, distant manufactures of New Eng land, II pos
great advantages
MsnufaC turers (eXcepting those who are engaged
as specuIeors in ouis speak i'll the highest terms
of his system and the many satisfactory letters we
are receiving from our wool growing friends, nave
st mu lated to Increase our EFFORTS 10 make this
hon sc what il should he-a safe and reliable channel
for the sale of their woods. 1t has surmonntcd all
the difficulties aud Oppositions that could wen ne
brought against any enterprise by Class OF specua
tors opposed TO it, and il no has aud strohter
| Tecolnlnen dations than ever. We have spared no
| mains nor expenses in making ample arrangements
| for al who may wish to avail themselves oil the al
vantage Q arising from this manner OF grading aud
| selling woods. Merchants, aud woni-growers, who
wish TO realize their wools, delivery at our De-
| nat can be accommodated with liberal advances
If desired sacks i'll he sent heretofore 10 those
| wish ing To send us their wool, and WOOL. TWlNE
for tying feeccs will bc furnished al from Is !"
% cper pound.
| When several in one neghhorhood wish us to fnr'
| ward sacks or twine, prefer sending To one All
dress Our customers in Illinois, and the Western
| States will find that ordering sacks from us wili
save them much trouble, aud insure the s3e arrival
| Of the wool here sacks are all numbered, dhU
stamped Cleveland Wool Depot and alter heihs
| filed nv cOnsiguors, will require no Other niiiks
We hope for a liberal patronage, our charges are
low for handling and selling, and VIC promise ou
employers that undivided attention shah he &c
voted To their interet. Very ReSpeeuully' o
May l5, '563m GooDALh & W.
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~eTOur country friends will find much to
interest them in our report of the New-York
Cattle. Market.
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FOR NICARAGUA.

LOUISVILLE, May 81.
Col. John Allen, Of Cuban and Texan Gel
ebrity, left this evening in the steamer Sui
tan nth one hundred Kentuckians. destined
for Nicaragua.
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EVERY READER

w ILL please aotce the advertisement descriptive
w OF MR.. Sears, PICTORIAL FAMILY
BIBLE and send for the Printed Catalogue OF all our
illustrated Works.
TP7'o the rsisIrlArgD in the great art Of selling
Books, we ould say that we present a scheme for
money making which far better than all the gold
mines of California and Australia.
TPAny person wishingt to embark in The enter
prise will risk little by sending 10 the Publishers p
dollars for which he will receive sample copies oil the
various works. lat wholesale prces) carefully boxed
insured, and directed, afordins very liberal per
centage to the Agent for his trouble. With these he
will he allie ascertain the most salcabe and
order accordingly. Address (post paid
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
ISI William Street New York
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4ptal yntelligelltf,

Tn CHHekIcLE FOR TIE CANPAIGH.-As
the coming campaign bids fair to be one OF
more than ordinary interest. we have con-
clu6ed to offer the CHRONICLE for the cam
psien, from June 18th to December LIST, at
the following rates, in advance:
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Out at LAST.-What is out! Tha,

nUT at LAST!-What is out! That
(which the public have long demanded. namely
MAPOF ALL T he RAILROADS IN THE UNI
TEDSTATES AND CANADAS, showing the Depots
aud Stations, mounted on Rollers and in pocket
form. This is the most complete thing of the kind
ever published. Agents and Booksellers supplied Oh
the most liberal terms
A copy in pocket form sent by mail. postpaid on
receipt of Si.25. Address. postpaid, ENSIGN
DR1DGMAN & TANNING, No. l56 WInIa am-st N.
NorcE-EdItOrs who will give this advertise
ment and notice one Insertion, toserher with e-
tori al notice. SHALL receipt Of their paper receive
a copy by mail, post paid.
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1rOHicers HIGGINS and WHITE,left here
for Columbus with MIcHAL DELANY on Mon
day morning.
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Minutes of Republican Convention

Minutes of Republican Convention.
Pursuant to a call published through the
BELMONT CHRONICLE, County Convention
of the Republican party was he'd in the
Court House in St. Clairsville, on the 22d
Of May, 1856.
The Convention organized BY calling
PRICE CORNWALL, Esq, to the Chair, and
appointing D. s. WELLING and G. w
HoGE, Secretaries.
On motion, the Convent ion proceeded tc
appoint five delegates to meet in the State
Convention to be held at Columbus on the
29th of May, 1856. The following person:
were chosen:
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SHERlFF'S SALE
James Given,
Us:
Aibon Wiz ins0n.

In Attachment.
IyY virtue of an order Of sale to me
Idi,ected from the Court of Common Peas oil Bel
mont Countyi wiIoer for sale at Public Auction on
Mondaythe 23rd day ofJune. A. ID. 1856
betxveep the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
r. Nj of said day. the front door ofthe Court Hous
in ST. Ciai svilie saI county, the following descr
bed lands and tenements, to wit: +,
Iot Mo 10 in the Town of the Great Western, IN
said county, and appraised at $4,000: q, ,o,e
Sheriir's office. May %, 1855.
JOHN. C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Al BY IlruH MCNEELY DIP. Serih.
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Plain and Figured Tissues ant
Rare0eS.

Plain and Figured Challys-Barege De I.aines-
Mousn De LANES. and Lawns, in all possible cOlors
and ofthe very richest designs.
Swisses, [hOth plain and 6gured;) Hnlls Jacconets
(pan and barred) very large assortment.
Barege and SILK Robes, in boxes; something ric and
rare. at your. own prices.
Chntzes-T will sell yard wide Chintze s, warrant
ed fast colors, for l2a Cents.
BOmhazines-A few pieces Of the finest ever of
fered in this City, at cOmpar atively low prices.
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TIE PACIFIC.
D r r s. s. lSIL K s i!

Such as-Superior quality Eagle Brand Black Silks,
Plain Coored do; Changeable do; Figured, striped
and Brocaae do. BY to days Express, will receive
entirely article of Dress Silk, received in NJ
Thy last steamer from Havre, France. (psr Araso,I
called the
Ombre Alma Eccosais Striped Poult de SOIe, and
the Damas Cannee Sol de ,'hariemagne; The last was
expressly manufaclur,d for the Partisan Market.
will sell Full Six Dress Pattern from 81 TO SiU.
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EFF ORT WOOLEy MILLS!
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
IN for Belmont county the undersigned appOin
ted & qualified as Administ aiOr de bonis with
the will annexed of the estate of Samuel Dunn,
late OF Belmont county, deceased
All those indebted to said estate requested to
make, immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate notified present them for
settlement within year from this date.
JOsUIAH PIGGO7T, Administrator
de honis non with the will annexed.
May %. ISa6. 2N
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B. S. CowEN,
SAML. DAVENPORT,
THos. w FAwcETT,
SOLOMON HoGUE,
MILLER PENNING TON.
Alternate DELEGATES.
HENRY Day,
JNo. KooETZ,
JNo. LIPPINcoTT,
WIN. STEWART,
JOEL WooD.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that atthe Probate Court for
N Belmont County the undersigned was appointed
and qualified as ,AdmI. Of the estate OF Carolus
Kelley, decd lalo of Belmont Co.
All those indebtedt to said estate, requested to
makelnmediaie payment: aud those having claims
against said estate notified 10 present them Tor
settlement within one year from this date.
ISAAC DoUDNA,
Nav l4ih-lt. Admin lst ratnr.
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BONNETS BONNET RIBBONS!
100 Silk Bonnets.

OF all colors and grades, and the very newest
styles SEQ Straw BOnneis Oi all descriptions
ch as-Leghorn, English straw, etc. Also several
grades of Heapotan BoEneis very cheap. Just re-
ceved per Express. lDp pieces of the very richest
Bonnet Ribbons to suit the season.
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On motion, the delegates were empowered
to fill vacancies in their body.
Able addresses were then made by Hon. B
S. CowEN, Il. C. THEAKER, THos. w
FAwcETr and others, whereupon the Con-
vention adjourned.
PRICE CORNWALL, Chairman.
G. w. HoGE, Secretary.
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CHEAP SHA WIS, CHEAP SHAVLS

CeiVeu per EXPRESS. pieCes Oh tHe very IlCuesi
Bonnet Ribbons to suit the season.
CHEAP SHA WIS., CHEAP SHAIVLS
The greatest assortm ent ever Hered; competing in
price, quality and variety with those of any other
house, and second to in the CITY, Ladies in
of the above article will therefore do the
e Ives but justice by examining my stock Also re-
ived by Express, the very latest styles of
MANTTLLAS AND TALMAS,
Both SILK and Lace; particularly the Chantliy Man
,iila lace, and Appleyne Manies, (Silk.) En-
brodered and lower grades MantiIas. an enormous
stock, which am determined 10 'cui down" even
below cost.
PARAsoLs, a large assortment, and all prices;
HOSIERY L. GLovEs.-Very good White Cotton Hose
at g. cents per pair.
SILK PocKEr q Observation-Disclosures; sTocKs
Linen pocket handSerchieis, etc etc., Ia rye assor
ment.
EMnRo1pER1Es--An extensive variety of all kinds OF
Sleeves. Chemiscttes, Collars, worked Band etc.
DoMEsrICs.--Five cases of fast coOred Calcoes
from g. cents TO cents. TbeS cent goods is equal
| TO any I2a cent Calicoes.
GlyGu.Ms--A complete assortment OF DOmestcs
Laucas NJ anChesier and French.
MusLISs, (heached)- Pillow lCase Muslin ano
Sbeetinus. ali widths aud prices.
MusLSs, 5-tl and 64ths, unblea ohed CT very good
make, and cheap.
ARP e rs!
Received this season 100 pieces of Carpets
Io.y and good quality, such as Tapstre. Brusseies
Ply Superfine ingrain--Ingrain; Rag, etc.
will sell full yard wide figured Carpet, very hand
some, for Is cents, and all others in proper ton.
But YOU must come quic TO secure these bargains
Hearth Rugs, Chenille and velvct Mats, Mating
Oil-C 10th and Drugget, a large lot.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
Intending 10 tuy their Stuck in this CITY or other
wIse will TO well TO call me before pu' chasing, a
have in the second story of Store Room. beside
the above Carpets, full supply oil
PIECE GOODS!
For Whocsang, which will he sold at Easter prices
Tnoss in want of fine Goods are particularly requ
ted to cal as am cnarel to sell them cheaper tina
they can buy L ast Having hong II from the Impo
tera and only or Cash. every one can easily unde
sta nd That the above is no fictitious Idle talk hut ths
Tam really en- abled TO sell cheaper than any olht
house IN the Gil y. Call therefore. early, at
ALEX. HEYMAN'S.
NAYS III 3n III Main st.. Wheeling.
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The greatest assOrm ent ever Tered; competing il
price, quality aud variety with those of any othe
house. and are second none in the CITY. Ladies il
want of the above article will therefore do the III
e Ives but justice by examining my stock. Also re
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pOOKS PfTFIVFD.

slecte, from Life I2mo Do s42 American Trss Society.
That Sweet Story Of Old. isIno. pp G.: The Same.
Tie Pilgrim Boy. lSmo. PIP IA. Tne Same. 10,
An Ency clopeda Of ueton By A B. Johnson. LIMO
Mary and Hugo o. The Lost Angel By Elizabeth oske'
Memoirs Washington. By Ms c. NJ Kirkland limo Pp
Poems BY Es,ee Anna Lewis nastsed BY American Art
ISIS. syo Pr. 40 The Same. o.
The Sisters Abroad Or An Italian journey lzmo PIP z'h
" hiitemore, Niles Hall =, m.
Grandmoth.rs Lees Portfolio. Illustrated By Hsinmatt Bill
lipga limo. PIP. "a. The Same . -,
CbapsiDs Of the General Govern BY Lorenzo " Jonn-
SOD. limo. pp g. Sheldon Brakeman Co. ,
Collegiate Course Of the French Language BY j. IT,
The Tom Thumb Library. u vols. CLARK. Austin x smith;
Principles Government. By William Smith Bnen l2no.
pp. 400. Patrick DOnohne
Unone Romance from the German Of De La Motto fouqne
A New Translation: l2mO. PIP. - e s. ftsnci. Co.
The HewYorh Almanac fer the la57 Mason bfotners
The Light BY John Hurley lsmo pp LOO. rupn'hed io'
Tales OF Flemish Life BY Hendrick Conscience limo. PIP
SS4 Dix, Edwards Co. ,
The P,rstreens Visit to the Paris Exhibition. BY the
Author Of Lorenzo Benoni" l2no. PIP. ID The
Same
Gold and Silver. By A.w. II. limo pp 81. The Same
The Gslovs the Prison, and the Poor House. By q. w.
Quipby. lamo. pp sc. g. w. Qunby.
Dore. By Stroller in Europe. Emo PIP. SSe' Harper
Brothers.
Fletcher Webster. vols svo Boston: Little, Brown
Co. Solo by Ivson Pbinney.
The History of Ancient Art Translated from the German oil
John wincAsnapn by @. Henry Lodge. svo' svo'
The Same. -
The Russel Family By Anna Hastings. limo PIP. DOL NJ
The Evening Book. By Mr., Klrkl.nd limo PIP. sl2
Charles ScTibner
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ore Of the finest pobIest and most possibe eoseeP-
tons Of manly devotion, dinisy. sincerity ana esr,
res.pess which ever came from . poets heart ana
head; and worthy of Ronney ID Aurors, pure P's,
sioDste, mistaken, Tehtuinded, sell asserting Aae
seifsscrifcBg Aurofs--so much more An arus'
than laint, but not less woman than IN Arus''
Very lovely, too, Is Marian Erie hardly prooa'-e'
perhaps not possible creature, ~ the world goes
but az the world ought to go very Possioie' very
humanity and tendery drawn, and true 70 q 'oi'y
spirits ASPIRATIONS fox the lowliest'
In perfectiDg her artistic qualities Mrs. Browning
has lo.t nothing Of her originality. You could
swear TO any three lines taken at random from TINS
book, that she and none other wrote them. fer-
baps you will find here and there gem, the Pecu'
li.r luster of which will remind you Of her hu@
bands jewels; but the resemblance is In the CUT
ting only and the setting, not in the water OF the
diamond. The influence Of Mr.. Browning upon
his w1fes genius seems 10 traceable more clearly
in the tone Of her sympatbies with certain classes
Of feeling and sctivity than in her style or habit OF
thought. 1t is pleasant to catch gimpses OF bis
philosophy in her, az, for instance 10 her bIief al
fusion to the painter, Vincent Darlington Up. 3|b
which reechoes, in three words, Browning's pro-
testng poem of " Fra Lippo Lippi."
But We mus. no logger keep our readers from
the poem itself which we ght to honor. MOI that
We mean to give them any more extracts. " Aurora
Leigh" is no more to be taken in "extracts' than
Aurora" herself. The Dawn is it's own prophet
and its own praise. And so is Aurora Leigh it,
Own beet crtici-m and explanation and eulogy; for
had it not been the finest POEM it would still have
been the most absorbing romance Of the year.
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ADVERTISEMENT
BRADY's GALLERY.

No. $50 Broadway lover Thompscns saloon
The HOLIDAYS.
Ar,nsements have made for producing entirely new
ARD unique style Of PHoToeRAPB designed - gifts for the
Hdy They are furnished with the grace aud fneness OF
miniatures upon ivory few minute' attendance only 10
CURED of the sitter.
b, the aid Of the Photograph copies Of Family Portraits
old Dasuerreoypes Ensvnss Canyons statuettes Busts
OF vohs Of any description, may be produced They
are duplicated with great facility and are supplied BY the dozen
or hundred at psce. In Paris the Photograph 10 eKen.
vey employed copying valuable art collections both pub
lie and private and has established unique feature in the
sshees Of that metropolis More familiarity with ts grace
and precision doubtless diause similar tsse In New York
Nj devoes department Of his Gallery exclusively
to copyns Valuable Pictures ntrusted to him viii receive
especiL care and attention.
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WALLAcK's TBEATER.-This evening occurs the
benefit of Mr. w. X. Blake, who leaves this thester
for the present AID Ieturns to his poet as sagemsn
ag,r Of the Broadway. The bill presented is very at
uactiye. Mr. Blake will give his unapproachabe per-
sonaton Of Jesse Rursl in Old Heads and Young
Hearts, which play will be performed for the last time
this season. Mr.. Lester, Mr.. Walcot and the other
favore members of the company, will appears no more
ne ed be said to secure full house.
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[Adverhsemsatl
WINTER l656.-We have lust Manufacture

from our lat imporstons for the large assort
nent popular Rsgsss and other styles Of Winter Ovsa
and SprR CoiTs Esqumsux Beaver double President
do Chipcha &c Also vey .ss and beautiful .ssoItmsn
otter Seal and other furs confined exclusively to u.s.
Our siock Of BoYs wnrrs Wear is very complete, to
vbich " invite the attention Of heads OF fsuilies.
We have d received last mPoations for the OF
wixTsl FUsSIsHnG GooDs-Under.Wear, Robes de Cham
bre shirts Gloves, Shaws, &c
We offer great Inducements 70 close out this large stock
OF eleeant &STEl CLornse - We have commenced the
80. ksr,urs Of our Sprius stock. d. DsvLIs Co.,
Nos. 2s8 2e and 30 Broadway.
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Advertisement
WAS CURED OF RHEUMATISM.

Law on NV bed and eroaned aloud my agony tried every
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NoopwoarH Co Offering for sale most com
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hs places ts, well n Of towns and VILLAGE, ~ -
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TAdvertisenent-
Z" One of the best Papers published in the United

s,.,.,i. I,r, MLv,r.ArIp BY fowLrs AID wELLs No.
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CITY ITEMS.

The booksellers of New-York requested to close
their places Of business from from 10 to ii O'Clock
this Saturday morning, during the funeral ceremonies
of Mr.. Nathan Bapgs, jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
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NOTICE TO THE PCBLIC.-1De PccuiIAlV OF
sc,,xs Dom,s,ic Drama Of RETRIBuTIoK; Or HvssAsps
IIyrncr viii be performed tor the last time THIS ATrtR
noon ii BlISuxs MvsEsN, but there viii be no enter.
eso,ts made 10 produce MONDAY NEXT the popular fairy
spectacle Of CNbLRELA In style Of upequAed perfection
snS sner aor An the Curosss may be however Ar
IIRxooE aud EVENING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

The Areghanians are about to leave the city on
corcert.tou through the West and South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

The Sunday m. etings of the East River Total At
.tnepce Society recommence tomorrow.