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Financial.

NV YORK. April Stocks are generally low
er and dull. Chicago and Rock Island o.; mn
nois Central Shares l2ST do. Bends a9k; New
York Central -; Reading = 4; Virginia 6's 9o7E
Missouri 6's S31
Sterling exchange is dull.
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Connecticut Election.

NEW HAVEN, April 6-night.-The, Union
(American and Republican, State ticket Is sup
posed TO he elected. as also their candidates to-
Congress Ia the first and third district. Arnold,
Democrat. IS supposed to be chosen in the second
l;1sr
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Death of m State Senator, &rc

HAERIsBURG, April 6.-Senafor Penrose, of
Philadel phia, died here to-day, and both houses
have adjourned In consequece.
The Governor has appointed Jas. M. Armstrong,
Of LycOming county, Supreme Judge, in place OF
INdre Rlack
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mp cd
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
-INR I-Srrl IgS - 4 L, nIN .rHI,


TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM ENGINE.
Il BY virtue of decd of trust from Joseph Il.
QuInter to me, duly executed and recorded, will
offer for sale at public auction at the Machine Shop
of Ellis Brother. the Canal on 18th street. oii
MONDAY. the 18th instant at O'Clock p. M. one
eight horse power Steam Engine witlIIpright tubu-
lar bOIler ttached.
Terms of sale, cash.
X. III. LASKEY. Trustee.
ap6-ts A. GREEN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.

SAtE POSTPONED.-IN CONSEQUENCES
6s q ne heavy storm Yesterday THE auction sale Of
and Y Is postponed, to take place on MONDAY next,
the 18th OF April instant, at my residence in Alex
that farm which is 10 come off at ii 4. M. on that
day. Tan T-tsI w n wiiI'kCH
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Municipal Election.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April Our charter sler-
ton took place yesterday. The Democrats had
an average majority Of 900.
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To SQUTHERN DEALERS IN PsRFUMERY.-Dris-
COLTS Balm Of One Thousand F9otcers, for the
complexion, teeth, breath, &c. Price Is cents
DrtScoUs Improved Rosemary and Castor Oil
q cents.
, DriseoIPs Cucassian Hair Dye, tinstantaneous)
Price 81.
DriscoH's Hair Colorins F7vid. for changing
grey hair to ITS original color without staining the
skin. Price 50 cents.
DriseolPs Pomade PhHocome. Price Is cents.
, Can be had at all lobblng houses and druggists in
Baltimore, and of the Proprietor, ID. G. DRIsCoLI
81 and s71s Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
mar l6-eolm
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BY Z. w. BOIElsER, Auctloneer.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
- THE NATIONAL EATING-IIOUsE. On WE'D
NESDAY, April 9th, at lC1. O'Clock, a. M. shall
sell. at the National Eating House. the corner of
Pennsylvania venue and Sixth street, soTtment
Of Furniture. d c., consisting IN part Of
Mahogany Sofas, ditto SIdeboards with marble tops
Brussels and Ingram Carpeting. Gas Fixtures
Mahogany Dining, Centre, and Card Tables
Cane-seat Arm Chairs
Window Curtains and Ornaments, Window Shades
Mahogany Centre Tables, with marble tops
Mantel Glasses Fire Screens
OIL Paintings and Engravings, Glrandoes
Table Cutlery, Spoons and Forks, Casters
China, Glass, and Crockery
Large India China Punch Bowls
Block-tin Chatting Dishes, Coffee higgins
Large Bill of Fare, In a mahogany frame
Clocks, Wardrobe, Washstands
BedSteads, + Gather Beds and Mattresses
Large Copper Wash-bOiler, copper cooking utensils
Cooking Stove, Signs, large outdoor Lantern, &c:
Terms: $50 and under, cash over So, 2, 8, and
months credit for approved endorsed notes, bearing
interest. CHAS. :. WALLACE, Attorney.
ap3-d C.. w. BOTELER, AuctIOneeT.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
In addition to the above, shall SELL at one o'clock
| barrel very superior Brandy
barrels fine Old Whlskey
2laskets Champagne
box Champagne, very fine article
demijOhn Sherry Wine
APT C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
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MARRIED.,

On the 6th instant, by Rev. Gustavus Brown,
DAVID l.. WATSON, Of this city, and BELIN DA
DE ANG LAS, of New Orleans, La.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Dr. Duponco's
Female PuIs-Fhe combination OF Ingredients in
the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and
merits are based upon an extensive practice of over
thirty years and, where the directions have been
strictly followed, they have failed to correct
all Irregularities, relieve painful and difficult men
situation, particularly at the change of life. They
will cure the w hltes, and remove all distractions
arising from cold. exposure or any causes and may
be used successfully as Preventive. Cali upon the
agent, and get Circular for particulars Free.
Prcc 81 per box, with full directions Sold whole
sale and retail 10y CHAs. STOTT, Druggist, Penn ave
nue., SAMUEL b. WAITE. 58 Seventh street, Wash
mgton, d. c.; and X. :. 7. CIssEL, Georgetown: to
whom all orders must he SENT and the Pills will be
sent conhdentiay by mail ladies who enclose them
one dollar.
=. B-See signature on the box; to counterfeit it
Is forgery. je 2-tf
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DIED,
In Alexandra, on the Sd instant, BATHOLO-
NEW ROCKFORD native of County Wex-
ford Ireland but for 80 resident of that city
aged about 30 years.
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wArcH REruRSs.-Central Station John Ma
her, drunk; workouse go days. Western Lock
up: Betty Means and Ellen Means, drunk and
disorderly; workhouse 80 days each. p 80
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By C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
~ ohh9gsE AT AucTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER
premises, part Of Lots and s, OF Degges's subdI-
VISION Of original Lot No. 5, in square 3d. fronting
sts west, depth III feet to 10 feet alley together
with the improvements thereon, which consist of q
new and substantial three story and basement Brick
room, FIVE chambers, bath room, gas and fixtures
Throughout the house, out houses. &c,
This property is elIgbly situated in the most bean
tiful part of the city, and is altogether most desI
able residence The house is numbered 500 street,
and now occupied by Randolph COyle, Esq.
Terms One third. cash balance on credit of e.,
y. and IL months, notes to bear interest secured by
a deed of trust. G. w. BOTEIER,
an 7-eo&ds Auctionepr.
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hWAueH's Beautiful ITALrXis continued this
week at Odd Fellows Hall. On Wednesday az
ternoon TO morrow there will be anexhibition at
81 O'Clock.
AIrENrIos is called to the announcement in
another column Of the meeting of the Law Asso
citation at Temperance Hall tonight.
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DEATH IN THE ALMsHousE.-On Sunday last
a female inmate, named Stoddard, over 80 years
Of age. departed this life at the almsho,ise. She
was native Of Scotland, little more than year
IN this country, and three months In the asylum.
She VIII be buried to-day. "a, 81 -, =,
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FIsH-The supply in the Central Market was
not abundant this morning. The prices were as
follows Large rock, each ~ 90 small do. 81
cents. Shad per pair 81 and 50 cents, Perch Der
bunch 81 cents Herring per bunch Is cents
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EOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
Il dence, being three story and basement BRICK
DWELLING, containing seven Rooms, with brick
Back Binding attached for he kitchen and servants
tween 9Th and 18th. Terms accommodating. Apply
at No. 5I2 ed story 9th street, between and l..
POLLARD WEBB,
ap7- n cal Estate Agent,
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VOCAL MCSIC.-Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher
of Music. having vacant hours for q few more
Scholars. requests those Ladies who are deslrous
Of being perfected IN Ballad Singing. or Opera Muse
TO favor her with an early application. Terms msde
known al her residence. 405 y street. between 9th
and 10th. and al the Music Stores Of Mr. DAVIS and
MetZerotf
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STORE OR RENT.-THE HANDSOME
- and well located STORE, No. 484 Penn. avenue,
Dtween 81 anu 41s streels. Ioa goOd tenant ire
Rooms.
Wanted-A Girl to do the Housework Of n small
family. Inquire on the premises of WIN. RCPP. .
ap 7-lw"
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EOR RENT OR SALE ON ACCOMMODA-
Il TING TERMS-A new BRICK HOUSE on
street north, between 4th and 5th streets, No. 64n
containing Rooms. with Pump of Water IN the
yard. For the key inquire of Nj. FAI.ES, next
door, and for terms of 4. SMALL, No. 81 street
between 9Th and l0t d streets. mar T-eo4tf
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NATURAL CURIOSITY at wIliams's Arcade
~ Hotel ID street, between 9th and 9th streets n
pair Of MONKEY BIRDS, just arrived from Aus
tralla. ap6-3'
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EOR SALE.-A HANDSOME COTTAGE ON
L Georgetown Heights, with over half an acre OF
ground, well planted with trees and shrubbery and
. three STORY Brick House in the First Ward will be
sold on remarkably easy terms ifappied for soon.
The House In the First Ward Will be Tor rent IL
not sold by the LIST of May. Apply at No. 1872, oath
street west, near Pa, avenue. ap ST.
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MRS. 4. {. REDMOND Il DAUGHTER.
W. wishes TO say 70 the public that they now st
their New Rooms. between Sth and 9Th streets,
Penn. avenue, where they are Masking PICTURES
every STYLE of tire art, and on reasonable terms.
AMBROTIPES from 81 up to any price re
quired.
Mrs. r and Daughter respectfully soIcIts the pat
ronage Of the Ladies particularly. ape-St-
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opposite the Wal DepaTtment. To good anu per
mianent tenant the rent will be moderate. Posses
sion given April Q, 1857. Apply 10 JOHN ALIEN
AMBER, No. 24O Penn. avenue. ap 7-eolm
NOR SALE OR RENT.-A COMFORTABLE
i two-story FRAME HOUSE, containing nine
Rooms and Cellar. The lot l2o by IS feet, on the
town. a long time will be gwen a large part Of
the purchase money If desired If not sold II will be
rented to a good tenant at moderate rent. Apply
to HENRY KING, or BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
e.
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~ N. KIDWELL,
i. EALER IN ICE,
No. 8, First street, Georgetown is now prenared 10
execute orders for ICE, either left at his residence
or with kldwell d Lawrence, 18th street.
4f-ff
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SELTZER WATER SETTER WATER :,
- We have received fresh supply of this cele-
bTated water. KING a. BtRCHELL,
ap4 Corner Vermont Av.. and 18th st.
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INTiE SPECIAL CoPARTNERsHIPw WITH
GEN'B GEORGE RUST having expired. from
and after this date he full Partner ia COR House
With increased Capitol and enlarged facilities Icr
q GENERAL. BANKING AND EXCHANGE
BU SlNESS, we offer our services To the public
APPLETON a CO,
sp slot No. 2i4 Baltimore ST, Baltimore
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IGOR RENT-ONEo OF THOSE LARGE FOUR
Il story Houses q street, No. 43i, opposite the
Patent Office, recently occupied by Senators Butler
and Mason, with dumb water, gas, and bath fixtures
complete, containing seventeen rooms. Inquire of
ap4-7tf SRM'L MAGEE. No. All 7th st.
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A GOOD CHANCE-WOOD AND COAL
"A YARD FOR SALE.-The subscrlber being
about to leave the city will sell out his WOOD and
COAL YARD on the most reasonable terms. Iwi1
sell stock and rything, just At u.s. the good
G ni the ard, Office, wharf, G., just a. the pur
Second Ward, and under very cheap rent. Apply 70
r. i. WILSON. next TO Eoundry Church on i4ts
mar l6-tf
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L eight years old, sound and gentle. In -
quIre at the corner of 18th and VI streets. "a
ST.
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The NATioSAL ENDEMIc.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper denies
that the death of the Hon. Samuel Brenton, which
took place in Indiana, came, reported, from
the National Hotel disease, and says:
g So far from this being true, that gentleman
was not a boarder at that establishment. For
years past he had been suffering from the effects
of paralysis, and il was this, probably which
caused his decease. Alike erroneous is The state
ment that Col. f: E; Lane, the nephew of Presi-
dent Buchanan, died Of the National Hotel sick
ness, contracted during the Inauguration week
lie was in robust health until within four or five
days of his death, which was in consequence Of
a heavy cold.
The sickness at the hotel was bad enough
without being magnihed.''
THE JEWISH PAssovER.-The Jews are begin
ming to make preparations for celebrating the
feast Of the Passover, in commemoration of the
passing over Of the Israeltes, when the frst-born
Of the Egyptians persisted, and of their escape
out OF Egypt. 1t commences on the 9th day of
April next the first full moon of spring. which is
the. 18th day of the Jewish month Nissan. OF their
year 56i7, and 1t lasts seven days, During the
time they eat "mazOt, - or unleavened bread. The
.'mazot' is manufactured in the cities of New
ork and Baltimore, and sent 10 all other parts of
the country where il is needed. Ii is made of the
finest wheat Hour and purest water, kneaded by a
wooden lever, and afterwards rolled out between
wooden rollers, and then cut by mac hinery with
out being touched by human hand. Is
FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT three and four
O'Clock, p. IN, yesterday, Mr.. John Pullen, a
driver in the employ of MIR. Stephenson at the
Railroad Depot, was engaged in removing goods,
when a box containing heavy teral fell against
his breast and pressed him against a box behind
him. He was Immediately taken to his residence
In the Seventh Ward, and died about O'Clock
last night.
CENTRE MARxET.-The supply of meats, veg
tables, DC, this morning, was fair and the num-
Der of buyers Notwithstanding the high prices
large Roll butter was selling at 25a3I cents. Phil
adelphia print 3haii cents, the demand being
brisk. Eggs were selling at 25 cents. ....
FIsH-The supply in the Central Market was
not abundant this morning. The prices were as
follows Large rock, each ~ 90; small do 81
cents Shad per pair 81 and 50 cents, Perch per
bunch 81 cents. Herring per bunch Is cents. .
DEATH IN THE ALasHousE.-On Sunday last
female inmate, named Stoddard, over 80 years
Of age. departed this life at the almsho,ise She.
was native Of Scotland, little more than years
IN this country, and three months In the asylum. 1
she Will be buried to.dov. 80 %, - = - !.
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EOR BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing Clip
II per Schooner Nj AR e. TIA BIRR.-H
Capt. Ira NICkERsoN, has arrived, and will ~
have quick dispatch for the above port. ForSSza
freight or passage apply 10 HARTLEY & BRO, I0l
Water street. Georgetown. ID. G. ap3-f
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENTING. 222
street. Apply at 1873, corner of 18th street and
Penn. avenue. p7-coSt'
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

| To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such. IS Spermatorrbpa, Seminal Weakness
Impotence, Gonorrhna. elect, Syphilis, the Vice
OF Onanism, or Self Abuse DC. &c.
The Howard Association. In view of the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptions practced upon the un-
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name. 10 give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afflc.
ted. who apply by letter, with description Of
heir condition tage occupation habits of life,
DC ,)and in cases Of extreme poverty and sulf-
erlng to Furnish Medicine Free OF charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In.
stitution, established by spe .iul endowment, for
the reli the sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Viruent aud Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now
a surplus of means, which the Directors have 70.
ted 70 expend in advertising the above notice
1t 10 needless to add thai the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
VIII furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
Just Published. by the Association, Report
on Spermatorbea, Seminal Weakness, the vice
Of OLauism, MasturbatiOn or Self Abuse, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will 10 sent by mail.
(in sealed enve!ope,) Free of Charge, on the
receipt of Two Stamps for postage q.
Address, DIR GEO. K. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 9 South
Ninlh Street. Philadelphia Pa. BY order of the
Directors.
FRA D. IIEARTWELL, President.
GEO, FAlRCHlLD, Secretary
Feb 10, 1857. 4S-ly
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AlIerin,s Sale.

BY virtue Of two wrts of Fl. fu. execution is.
sued from the Court of Common Pleas in anc
for jackson county Ohio. and 10 me directed,
will expose 10 public sale, at the door Of the
Court House, in Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio
On The l6th day Of March 1857.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following de.
scrbed real estate situate in Jackson coun ty,
Ohio, 10 Nit:-The east half Of the south west
quarterof section No. IL, township No. 8, and
range No ;8, containing 81 acres more or less p.
praised at $5lO, levied upon as the property o!
David Thueker, at the suits of William Nc
hinniss against James A. Courier ct. ais. and
Allston q Rhoads, against james A. Courier
and David Thacker. Terms of sale, cash,
BANISTER BROWN, Shift ]. G.
February l2, 1851. 47-tds
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lF SALES
SIlerin's NnIe.


BY vf'ine Of a pl. ven d. execution, issned
from The Court Of Common Pleas, iu and for
J'ckson eounts, Ohio, and to me directed, viii
expose TO sale, at public auction, on the
l6h day Ot March, A. h., 1867,
At IL o'clock NJ. Of said day, at the door Of The
Court House. in said county, the following
described real estate situate in the town Of lack
son. In said county TO wit s-One third Of an acre,
being part ofoutlot No q, In the north halfofthe
town Of jackson, beginning al d stake six and
two.thirds rods from the northeast corner Of
said out lot No. 81, on the cross street thence
IN north-westerly direction sixteen rods. run.
ming parallel With Main street; thence in a
south easter direction so as to run parallel
with the said Cross street; thence 6 rods to
stake in part of said lot No 81; thence 81
rods to the place Of beginning Also part oi
said out lot No. 81, commencing at the north.
east corier Of the lot now owned and occupied
by said II. H. uelphenstine, and upon which he
now resides, on Bridge street; thence twenty.
one and onehalf feet in westerly direction, par
allel with Main street; thence twenty feet in
southeIly direction, parallel with Bridge street ;
thence twenty Que and one-half feet ia an east.
cry direction, parallel with Main street to the
place Of beginning, all Of said property being
situate in the town aud county Of Jackson, aud
State Of Ohio. levied upon as the property of
II. Ii. Helphenstine, OF the suit of the ate of
Ohio, for the use Of Lick township, against
II. II. Hclphinstine, Geo. NJ. Adams, d William
Flowers, ordered TO be sold without apprais-
ment. BANlSTER BROWN, Sh'f C,N
February IL, 1851. 47tds
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JACKSON County S,ls. ssu-E Of Common


Jackson County Courf Of Common
Jesse O. Reed. Tbornt61 q. Sargent and VIII
liam H. Reed, Survivors Of James Collings. de
ceased, heretofore partners, trading aud doinO
business under the name and irm Of ColIlpgs
Reed d Co, plaintiffs,
vs..
Miles ". Vance principally Petition 10 Civil
hary Jane vance, wlfeoll Action.
said Miles, and Jesse Cart
lich, endorser, defendants
The said Jesse Cartlich, of Fillmore county,
STATE ol Wisconsin, will take notice. that on the
81 DAY Of September, A. d 1856, the above
named plaintiffs filed their petition in the above
named court-against HIM the said Carllich, and
others, where the same Is now pending for bear.
lngi the object and prayer Of which, said petit.
llon Is to obtain judgment sgHinst the said
Miles ". Vance. as principal, and the said
Cartlich as endOrser On the following describ
ed promissorry notes, given by said Vance to
SAID Cartlieh, and by said Cartlich endorsed
to the SAID plaintiffs. to wit: Two promissory
notes for the SUN of 81 y25000 each, both ds.
ted March 3lst, lc54.-and due and payable
at one and two years from date, with interest
from date at 10 per cent. per annum. On the
hrst OF which said notes falling due as sfore
wit:
May %, A. D., 1855, ........ -. .s7D8 o.
May ~, A. D. 1855. .45O 90
The said petition also prays for Judgment
and order OF sale, Of the following described
premises, to pay the amounts found due on said
nOtes,-and upon which said premises, the said
Vance and wife, Oh the 3lst day of March, A.
D., lo54, executed a mortgage deed, to secure
the payment Of said notes, TO wit: Situate and
lying in the said county OF Jac kson, and bound
ed and described as follows:
All OF the northeast quarter, and the east
hall OF the north west quarter, and the north
west quarter OF the south east quarter, and the
north east quarter of the south east quarter. and
The north east quarter of the south west quarter,
all Ot the above is in section thirty Jour. in
township eight and range nineteen. Also,
the west half Of the south east quarter, and the
south ast quarter OF the south west quarter.
both OF section twenty seven. Also the east
hall OF the south east quarter Of section number
thirty three. Also the north west quarter of
the north westq uarter Of section thirty -four, all
Olthe same township anu range as aforesaid
containing In all, six hundred acres, be the same
more or less; that unless the said Cart.icb an.
swer the said petition by the l4Ih day of March
a. ID. 1891, the said petition, and the allega
tons thereof as to said Catlich, will be taken
Tor confessed. JESSE G. REED,
THORNTON w. SARGENT.
W. II. REED,
.Ara Survivors, de-
u. By W. II. REED, their Atty.
January Is, 1851. 43-6w
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THE subscriber would announce to the citi.
zens OF Jackson county and vicinity, that he
has now In full operation, his Steam Planeing
Mill. and is prtpired to furnish yellow pins
flooring. planed, tOngued and grooved, ready for
laying down. Also, ell other kinds Of lumber
ready Planed. etc, such as ceiling weather.
boarding, door iacings, window caps and francs
Lumber dressed to order on short notice. for all
who furni.h it, on their own account, All or.
ders Tor all kinds Of dressed lumber, promptly
hlied on short notice, and at prices as low as the
same can be furnished either at Portsmouth.
Chillicothe or other points.
Send on your trden. Mil on corner Of South
ana Church streets. HENRY HORTON.
June 10 Sc noi3-ly