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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-23
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'isr A. j. Gardner VS.. John Appleman.
Before Il. g. Guyer, justice of the peace of Weston
township, Wood county, Ohio. .
ON the 9th day of February, 1856, said justice ia
~ sued an order of attachment in the above action
for the of ten and 40l0 dollars, and for
that may accrue. 4. J. GARDNER.
Gilend, Feb. II. 1S56--41w3*
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood coun-
ty, at their next March session, praying them to
view and locate county road, as follows, to wit :
Beginning on the section line between sections IA
and 10, township north range east. in the crock
of the state road near the dwelling of Franklin ST.
Clair thence north said section lne passing near
the dwelling of David Perry, Philip Ming, and Mel
son Wolcott to the Roersyille e. Portage free turn
pike road, and there to terminate.
Jan 26, 1856.--9Sw4+
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II PERRIN, Manufacturer of all styles of Car
~. riages and Wagons, also, of Ball & Posts
Cultivator, warranted to do double the amount of
work of any ordinary cultvator. Shop Front
street, Just below Beachs store, Perrysburg, Ohio
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES!
At the Sign of the Big Watch.
SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.

SUMMIT STREET TOLEDO.
q II. L. COOK respectfully informs his
&IA0 ten thousand personal friends and the
SS,.s8 good people of Toledo, Maumee City, Per-
rysburg and the country around that he has opened
and keeps up the most complete and splendid stock
offered in the city, and is receiving daily addi
,ions from the best European and eastern manufac-
turers of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-
tion of the brilliant articles his showcases contain
bu, ladies and gentlemen will please call and see
his splendid
Gold and Silver Watches,
of every variety, quality and pattern, prices ran
ging from Ten to One Hundred and Fiftu Dollars
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment seen here,
nj prices from Itceire to FIFTY DONars
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
Of unequalled beauty, weight and finish at from
Ty>lpe TO FJrty- Fiue Dollars.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND PINS AND RINGS, of the
latest styles, and at the lowest prices
SUPERIOR Pen AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
patterns and finished workmanship, the finest lot in
Town.
PLAIN, OCrAGoN BEAUTIFUL INLAID CLOCKS,
OF the best manufacture, at Too and Half to
Fifteen Dollars. With n countless variety of
I.ockets, Rings, Gold Pens,
Ear Drops, Breast Pins Gold Pencils,
Cuff Pins Brooches Studs, Watch Seals
aud everything else ever seen heard tell of in
jewelry establishment Prices iocer than the iooest.
eS-S Special care given by the best workmen in
the country to RAPAIRING WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
and all work warranted.
f5- Don't forget the p|acs---Sign of the Big
Watch Summit street. Toledo. [mr20
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George Gilbert, Plaintiff,
against

George Gilbert Plaintiff Civil Action.
against Court Of Common
Michael Maoy, BENJAMIN { Pleas, Wood County
Wilhelm ct al. Defend'ts. Ohio.
'INHE defendants, Michael Maloy and Ben amin
i Wilhelm, are hereby notified that on the 18th
day of December, 1855, a petition was filed by
plaintiff in the Office of the clerk of the court of
common pleas in said Wood county, asking for the
foreclosure of certain mortgage executed by said
Michael Maloy on the I'd day of November, 1853,
for the following described land, to wit: The north
west of south east of sec 8, town 4, range 9,
ia Wood county, Ohio, and asking Judgment for!
two hundred dollars with interest from the I'd day
oil November 1863 and that said land may be sold
10 pay the same. Defendants notified that un-
less they answer said petition by the Sd Saturday
in March 1856 it will be taken confessed against
them and Judgment rendered thereon accordingly.
J. II. REID, Pltffs Atty.
Jan. 10, 195G.--36wG$3.4O
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y w. PIPER, Book Ba.der and Blank Book
1 NJ inufacturer, over Speeds Telegraph Office,
Toledo, Ohio. All blank books PACED, when
quired, without extra charge.
June 3, 1855.
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ID G. HOLT Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
L Miscellaneous, School, Theological. Gift and
Toy BOOKS, Harpers and Putnam's Mouthles
plain and fancy Stationery Wrapping and Wall
Paper, Gold Pens, &C., &c. Mrmmee City, Ohio.
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,CKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

1t would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-
tion of the brilliant articles his show-c contain ;
bu, ladies and gentlemen will please call and see
Ii midi
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ANKING NOVICE.---The PERRysBuRG
ID BANK is now open and prepared to discount
short business paper, buy and sell Gold, Silver and
Lleir line Interest paid on time deposits
J. s. NORTON, Cashier.
Oct. II. Sj4.--29f
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DERRYSBURG JOURNAL is published every
j. Saturday, by S. CLARK, at 81 per year, cash in
advance, or Sl.25 in trade; l.25 cash in months
o. 5 l.50 at the end of the year. Those in arrears
will be charged at the rate of 150 for the present
series until they pay up when they can get the pa
per at the reduced price.
Papers may be stopped at anv time by paying up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
III B. Lsxps. AuoTIosEsg1, Y. H. LEEDS 4

IL. co, Wednesday June il. At l0,s oeocs, at ~ Uaou
square sde ehold fdrnure Of
sniy removing 10 Ii. country Consisting Of sesa
ry carpets nearly now richly carved rosewood psnoforte
rn 81 push, etes 10 hrse ored proostct suit
in medson iops ooa cavld eegsre cArvet rSewoo
tete s.ete u arm chsrs In h.ir cots rsai mbs saas
table evera pieces hue ABOUT Is vaua,e oil psot
irrs OF the cd aid modern s,hoois ne figured mating
under be carpets IN cool order lace curtains worstod
tel do clocks and va.s extensen m,hogAr Srog ssss,
china and ware tao cut err duina chairs
Bedrcoms-Brusses carpets aoa bedseaes psah1gany
sut in hair cloth ple asset dressing buessns a,be tops
table, do beds,esd chairs mattresses hsddiug
set; wsrtroses curtains gralu csrps' t,hse wsrs sua
stso. a.usShad n. lisJ.e,
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Csoice extra Georgetown, Richmond
City Mills and >: Louis. ...........7 90 . 10 90
Included in the above sales alb ut 1000 200
bbls. Canadian, NJ the abive quo atioos Southern
embraced ssoat /, 200 1900 bbs. Rye a,ur was firm
a. SO 81 CO. with sses of 100 200 bbls foe AMI su-
gsnsa Com 500 Ss we're
with good demand for good 70 prime qualities,
while inferior aud common ees,r ,tions we're du The
1000 bushels prime southern white as 81 r. and
1900 DO Milwaukee red At 81 80; AMI 500 do. rel Jer
sy for export at 81 g. Corn steady At about the
closing rsfss Of Saturday, with sales Of about 1000
% COO Bushels including cargo of Southern mixed at
81 prime sshsrn yellow At So pd@: Whit. Was
scarce AID held above Co., Inferior to fair Western
mixed rspg.a feom AGO. AS Rys-A cargo Of Western
sales Of Southern at soc; State and Western At 34,
q &c.,
RIO, TO come of tomorrow, checked transactions. The
ses snbraoed about 500 bags Java st 1880, and about
Ccrros The saies embraced about 500 1000 bales,
the make. closing nrm Ths stock sac was reduced;
niedlng upland. we're quoted e' high = iic though
the close, Ksny, under lie
!. FEncHrs R. sa to Egg ports continued stiff To
liverpool about e. 900 bushels OF wheat in bags
AIKEN at i'd aud about 20 COO busass of for july
~ e<d 200 bales of uncomprss.sd cotton at I'D 500
bas. aour At q. AKA, and 600 .. q. Cd, with 800
DON abcu. 900 bbls aour were engaged At b. 1924,
and $50 trn beef 81 S. To Hsre, rates we're steady
eAtusc ratea C8i'lornIa ana
una teGeS.
HAY was sier and salss Of 400 400 bales male
at Toe. q COS. psr leo lbs.
IKoS...co.ch pig ,elheg at SCI SO s32 per ton,
Elk moptbs.
LM-ss'ss |, 900 = l, 200 bbls., at s0s for c,mmoa
and 81 12A for lump.
Loowooo Sales 200 tons Jamaica were ma e 10 bond,
q. $40.
NoIAssE, The market was firm, with no6ers sales
NAVAL STORES quiet, =. 81 1sc. tor spri,s $3.50
Sl65 for common rosn, and So IS for crude tur-
Ten'ife. 49,.
At SIS so ADD olosed frm OF SIS u.s. wish some ali
sote at a7x the sales Of all kods quotei up alb ,u
LOCO l. 900 obs usudirg and prime; the latter
slosne ia good demsrd at SIS u.s. for July and August
aeI,vsIy OF mess sl8 was offered. Beef wAs STEADY,
With ssss of zoo bb's, at SATURDAYS quotations
All round Cut meas dull and easier:
salss 200 q 900 packages were reported =.
IKE. 7<o. for shoulders, and at ayes s1: for
hams Iarc-Saes OF 800 a AGO bbls 81 10Aos 1919.
hut err WA tosrsby active for State at 49, 30. for
fresb Dol y made, State Ard prime fresh Ohio Cheese
was In mode:sss request ut &C. 9'
PIcv vas quist and unchanged
sreAps s.re in good demand, both BY jobbers and
ausrs TIE sass Tor the day footed up about 200 hhds
Cuhs maacsysdo chiefly at 7sSc. $40. Tho markst
ciopvd At sbsp. 10 advances. tmall lot OF 100 bbis.
ensyaea spiA At 61a, ami 300 boxes brown HAvsns at
4 u,&0.
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HEoP GLE COOK, AuCrIoNEER -AssfGNBvs sALE OF
" and eegan. furniture plan fores, &c Thursday,
Jure H. at t0h O'Clock at Az broadway bstwesu Howard
and Grsnd including solid rosewood aud Abogacy
sid harooth rosewood mshogsny and oak bootcs:e do
etsQeres stauds tables bureaus bedstsAd
wasban6s hall stands ensiou dining tables, dining chairs
gss ROBBERS ctatfs qusree aud fancy tables, pal
lasves mattresses holsters and plo and oher artc
which catalogues morning Of sale. Sale
worthy Of the netce OF those wiskog good furn
ture a lon pIi1es.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES Limited sales Of pots we're made at So.
BRRADsTufFs -tlour-Thougn the receipts we're large
toe srket quite active, with good exoort demand.
The footed up about Is 600 Is 900 be including
considerable o's Of State and Western brands,
such Ono &c. at prices given in the annexed table OF
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fSIvE US But LIGHT"-DURING THE "HEATED
VI term" ab tut 10 experience In the political world,
the people will want s ht 2 note The cyclss and crces OF
the pctioiAnA The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS the
cheapest and hest the world issued Friday
rnsh the people with Hight Ia regard
the doDg Of the politicians ofceholdcrs and
Attached clique, scot or creed. and expssE neither
"pens.on post place. ia whols aim Will be 10 give
people account Of passing events Issued every Fri
day only 81 furnished tn agents 81 80
per Sundrej cash In Vance nssrisi al a
per line All orders must be addressed 10 the proprietor
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C,OR eALR-AT AUCTION, THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
at No. l57 West TWENTY eighth street, bet sevesih
ard Eighth the stock OF livery stable Sale posi-
hye proprietor retiring fom on,inses Ihs stock consists
OF heck coaches and single double hsr
saddles. brides bella blankets the sabe
m puYe; Twelve horses suitable for the road aud livery
business. GEO. CLEAONe, auctoreer.
HENRY PALMER, fAlesmau.
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MISCELLANEOUO.

RCHIB AID WIGHT. ARCHITECT. 1856 BROADWAY,
"A corner Of Thirteenth Plans and apeci0caHeas
drawn and bu dir supexntended at the lowest prss.
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ErFICAOIoUS CU11 FOR COINS, BUNI0Ms. GAL
a osiues, nails growing Into the deeA sad every DOOR
The l8et by . and peculiar 0e9hod, without 0at1G
without causing tho Riishtest pain.
Monsieur LEVI, OF No. 10 BIZ ku0 DO 1iv0A Hafo ~ 10
Conduit streee- Regent street. London surgsen
patxonized BY the Emperor q France and tho Royal fy
1ng.and may be oongasd daily, Sundays excepted, 1
I'LL O'Clock, Of bin 06Oe 81 Woa UovoAA areet, bewoo0
Fifh and Sixth avenues.
OF fEsTIM0NIArS.
lFro0 his Imperial Majesty Mspoleoa Ill., Emperor q
FranCo1
Je csrss que H. Levi snlevs os sors ava M eEe -
biete. LOUIS NAPOLEON B0aAPARs1s
from James Baker, Esql
oory that DR. Levi has cured me suune months 40 -
Troublesome buaions without he leag pain. and w9
have annoyed ne Tor many years. WAX - Rreent VI
great comfort and cheerfuly recommend Dr.. lSU 70 ~
friends and publis JAMS BAKKR,
From b. j. Fetus, Esq ]
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave testify b HI snee
ful skill In having perfectly removed large bnnca q ha9
Standing, without eAusing aAy paAn n. J. FELrus,
Philadelphia July n, 1854. No. Boston rev.
In addition 70 he above auAsntsaaed tesinsAial -
thousands In hia possession (among which oovo
from ladies Of the highest ranh be sesa By vorng -
with call at his once, 81 Wes Eleventh sxsss bstwe ~
md Sixth avenues, New York
N.R-No professional connection With any persco.
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A uorloN NOTICE BoaAer. AUorIoSEER by

UOrION NOTICE j. BOGART. AUOrIO NEER.-BY
this day al0x o'clock, Ct the su,,n rooms
DO. Also virtue execution the effects Of Broad
restaurant cmeisng o! maple cane arm chas. billiard table
snd BxueI pendd oil paintings eDgravpgs, mirrors ma
hcganv sofas mahogany oh airs bedescs sprcg
mat fea her beds eighteen Brussel aud
inR.sn carpets. bureaus, lounges, c,Age chairs
choice VIII and liquors. large american fsgs, DC
WILLIAM TH0xPSOh Constable,
Aso sale. at l0h O'Clock PRECISELY Ia front OF
the auction bay drA horse grocsrs
and hsrnees; ALTO, built sorre horse stylish driver
INuIH III YuLrEK.
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A UCTION NOTICE. BOGARr, AUCTIoNEEa.-BY
IA 8. B0GARr on Wesnestay June H. at I0 o'clock a.
he Of and Mercer store consist
coffee spices smoked meats stand casks couuters
ures liquors Thursday, al 10h O'clock at the auction
rooms large eale OF crocksry, fu niture, &c.
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DMINIsTRATORS BALE OF TIE STOCK OF FUR
a nture deeIer.-A: ORISTALAR, auc.ioueer, q
extensive assortment durable ard we made
finished Ard unfinished ure consulting in Of
dc zen tee tees IN hair cloth and push two dzsn DO do
too respg bureaus shogsny and par or chairs
covered with haircoth plush and veve suit coag
mahogany French bedseads two dozen card tables
matI set lace and damssk window curtains silver
sets spoons, &c Tha sale Ia we'll worthy tho at
tenton dealers and others who frd themselves Of
articles furniture which be purchased at great
morning sale Deposits required from s purchasers Also
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L sale Of osr ewood SO ca octave pianooItas Also six
g,assts and mirrors, &c. FRANKLIN. NIOaoL3 co,
will fe at their store, SO Nassau street. Flu ton st.
morrow We nesdsy morning. a, 8s O'Clock oy order OF
four superior wood il ssven Grave piano
oak and rotewood paror turn fe esboraely carved
covered In rich and the most fahonAbe figured desne
tary and library bookcases Ia sosewsd mahogsny and
SIS to s25 each Turkish lining chairs, covered
moquet and bYccae Of psn nss French
imported French and fancy COILS paror :ee atses sofas
edA and roching chairs centre, card BIER work and
fsAoy tables quits q ensms ed and 20 aah m.hogacy and
Oh furniture; mshogany
OF style; hair maresses pAassas,
dpg Nhies eiegeres dining chairs 10 10, TO- As0
qusn OF second hand furniture, carpets &c. with which
the sac will commence.
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TOBH LLOYD, AUTHORIZATIONS LLOYD L SONS
81 will sell this dA'. June H. at IL O'Clock, 1t the
E1ehsnge the tive story house ard lot known
Rouse 10x46; lot o. VIII be positively sold u tbs highest
BIDDER Terms For further particulars apply a Is
FasAau, or l29 Eehth street
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A UCTICN SALE OF soRsEs, CARRIAGES, WACO
a harness &c-ruesday JUICE 49, at 10 O'Clock Ut l67
West street between Seventh and Eighth avenues u
sadods hrdles roSes belts banke the stable furniture
Sale positive. the owner retirir & from busiueas
henry PALMER, Salesman. GEO. CLEM0NS, Auc'nser.
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EDwARD soHskcK, .AgovIoNEEs.- HORSES AND

~ csF,Issa sCHENuK co VII ssl z. AUG
No. 80 Nassau opposite tho Post ofle. es
long tail bay horses Elk and l5 hands
way Als, ape double harness. and an elegant phAson;
mems saddle, made ORDER Tho wbos 70 be sold ut
the property of gentleman going to Europe
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TOHN L. vANDEwATBR AUCrIONBER. WILL. SELL
this day, Tuesday, at 0 O'Clock, at tho sAleToom 66
c"r.n sac. OF % and spring
sact coats mono antique nAsellee and ii ve.s nen and
cloth pRntslo the whole comprising gsneAl assortment
Gust made cething, msnusciu'e Broadway trade
The trade and others are invited To at end,
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u HOUGHTON, AUOTIONEER, WILL sRLL THIS
III. day, at IL O'Clock, at 20 IL Maiden iaus large
rich sssolment gold and silver watcher. ewery A &C..
rigs pics studs sieeve buttons guard and
chains finger rr seal diamond rings Ac &C. By
ofcer Of assigree
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lanes CoLN, AUCTIONlER.-SALx OF vALu Able
81 lots forming entire block IN the Seventh ward d
BroslLn-0oIE a. cHiIIoH wII s:l = AUCTION en- wsa
change YORK. twelve valuable building lots
eure bo situated In the Seventh ward Of the city Of Brook
DE street. s1d running through e Putnam .v:nqe fcrnsr
feet and full warranty deeds win DO givsn sixty cent Of
the purchase money may remain bond aad mortgage fos
maps and further particulars apply to the No. g
Nalsau street. New York, and 10 COLE SON. No. $50
Fulton So et Brooklyn; or to WIN. p. P6WERs Esq coun
selor At law, No los HroAdway, to RICHARD TEN
BROBcK ID fxchange place New York.
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(NOME AND READ NY LETTERS OF WHISKDR0-
~ Written TO By persons who have used my snguea3
They VIII prove speak honest truth whs1 the1
eusn wi force the whiskers mousaehs o. hair 70 grew
thick In SIX and win not stan inuro ~
skin This old story, but RS Al I've II you Try
It. you'll find 81 bottle Sent 70 part q tho oeun-
Try. R. g. GRAHAM, No. 5001s Broadway Briggs 81 6aeo
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lsVRRnMnENrs RENEWED EyE8Y DAY.

Avv01llOnMhNtO eHNGWnU uvUOA VhAs
sAsss.. Az Asv..ss...
ALLEGED BRAGG. AUor.osEsR--sR Aaa l. CO.
viii seu :. .Sscoa on rassdsy Juas e :. ioM
bIOsans compri.lns fresh and desirable lot Of
% rs sa; T ss :ss I
A Sy j. 8. q. BARTLETT. auolsassr.-russi.,. J uas
at 10 o'cloI at ss Pearl street. al Had. o. waite
tsa sets. Brtannis ware DC. sale positive
UoTIos xoTIoE-LARas AND PsssxproxY
sale 4 sagss!Sr wines Srsnass A., o, high sssds AM
rAkKs a.. s.y i0 ost 1: ik oeloss E. s;.
di0sTsni sr.lds snd vnlsses as!ascl easmpsgas "a
s,sa. B-s!nlos birds Wedus'diy. At i0s O'Clock
Uo11oN EoTIos-sHnRIyE.s SALE OF oLo Thing,
q! %S;.sx: ioE sss E;s.s s,:s
several eIeou.on.. 1e.ns os,h.
a lure s.TSsa. I.sAsUsL osaooO 6os, .asi,a
IsS:: French :sa Srs'.s pn;a s0d S.irsss ~
es nshossns I and
French plate mirrors bureaus rosewood, marble top 90
ss ss
7:s sa Fun sou ss' trade
UC1IoN NOTICK-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A BILL BUsH this day at l0 O'Clock. In the sae
- Forth william gest will DO So large lot OF second hand
furniture kitchen utonss glsss orSckery oiloloh
pe looking glasses soas ,hss 70 oedats.ds bureaus
deats counters, sh0weases beautiful paintings and
cravings 20 cushions for chx.s 800 lager Der muss
gt mounting cost $500 Ga fashioned piscss OF furniture
2secord hand pancfores Aso with which The sale
10 rres tatoes, DO krou, cheats tea At
IL O'Clock II splendid cosks refrigerator cooking sove 10.
A UCTI0N NoyI0E.-rR0s. BELL. AUoTI0NasB.-BY
a BELL BUsH tonesday, ct l0A O'Clock 10 our
sAlesrooms, IL Norh William street. will ~ valuable
and well assorted stock OF al descriptions Of sessonsbs dry
gocds tor family use hcery under garments, enbr
trunks superior clo.hng also 10! Of summer clio hag
lhursda. peoA sac Of stock OF wa.ch and cl0,k maker
ana jeweller.
A UOrIoN NoIICE-J. BoGARr. AUorIoSEER.-B