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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

can scarcely be doubted that the world is
becoming better, He feels that our Lord
would never have taught ustoPay, "Thy
will be done on earth as it is ID Heaven" if
the prayerwere never to beanswered, and he
believes that the Lord came into the world
to guide its wandering footsteps back TO
its Eden state. Such being lds view of the
purpose of the Lord: advert he feels that
the worlds upward PRO fess must have
begun with chat advent 81 be sees IN
every imPfoyamet il q & y faiy
new discovery-in every railroad that
is built and in every telegraphic line that
is established-a harbinger of the 'good
time coming" a promise of that universal
brotherhood which will one day unite the
children of the earth, even as the angels
are united. X.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31
y o { t y
ELEGIAC sTANZAS.
BY w. II. BURLEIGH.

She hath gone in the spring-tne Of ife,
Ere her sk Y had been dInmcd by cloud, ..
While her with the rapture oflove was yet rife,
Aud the hopes of her youth were unbowed-
From the lovely who loved her too we'll
From the Heart that had grown TO her own =,
From the which late DER her young spirit fell,
nj the earth hath received to Its bosom Its trust
Ashes to ashes, and dust unto dust
The Spriug In its lov eliness drest.
viii return with It's ing sic v InEed hosrs y re-,
The buds shall burst out into flowers;
And the nowe RS her grave-sod above
Though the sleeper beneath recks IL uot-
Shall thickly be strown by the hand OF Love,
To cover with beauty tue spot
Meet embIems they of the pure one and bright,
Who faded and fell with so early blight.
Ay, the Spring Will rcturn--but the blossom
That bloomed in our presence the sweetest,
By the Spoiler is borne from the cerishing bOson-
The lov eIi,st of all and the fectest /!
The music of stream and of bird
Shall come back when the winter is DER;
But the voice that dearest to us shall be heard
In our desolate chambers no more
The sunlight OF May on the waters shall CULVER
The light of her eye hath departed Forever !
As the bird to its shcltcrng nest,
When the storm on the hills is abroad,
So her spirit hath fown from this world of unrest
To rcposc ON the bosom of God!
Where the sorrows Of earth never more
May fling O'er its brightness n strain;
Where, in rapture and love IL shall ever adore,
With gladness unminglcd with pain;
And its thirst shall be siuked BY the waters which
Like river of light, from the Throne of the King
There is weeping earth for the lost
There il bowing in grief to the ground!
But rejoicing and praise mid the sanctihcd host,
For u spirit in Paradise found3!
Though brightness hath passed from the earth
Yet Il star is newborn in the sky,
And soul hath gone TO the land OF Its BIRTH
Where pleasures and fulncss of Joy
And harp is strung, and Il new song IL given
To the breczes that float DER the Gardens of Heaven
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Vit-&its.

EF- Moving tor new trial--courtinga
second wife.
CnARrY.-The only thing we can give
away without losing it.
EV" Had there never been cloud, there
had never been Il rainbow.
ES"Doctors never differ on the subject
Of beedlng-their paticns.
Eg"lt's the last ostrich feather that
breaks the husbands back.
CoQUETTE.-A female general. who
builds her fame on her advances.
CUsToM.-A reason for irrational things,
and an excuse for ineXcusable ones.
ES~Boys are like vinegar; when there
is much moMcr in them they are always
sharp.
E4g-What word is there of i've letters,
if you take away two, six will remain?
Sixty.
MENsURATIoN. If five and half yards
make pole, what is the length OF Hun
garian?
Ey" An i'll natured editor says the wo-
men all use paint, and he sets lis face
0gainSta.
Esy"It IS said that a man who is hung
does not pay the debt Of nature, bu! SIM
! ply gets an extension.
RS-A lady, who was strict observer
of etiquette, being unable to go to church
one Sunday, sent her card.
Eg"Dr. Johnson wisely said.-"He
who waits to do a great deal of good at
once will never do anything"
Ey-We forgive the man who bores us
much more easily than We do the man who
let's us see Mat we are boring him.
CHILD, Spo1Lr.-An unfortunate victim,
who proves the weakness of its parents
Judgment, much more forcibly than the
strength of their affection.
CoMPETENcY.-A financial horizon
which reccdes as we advance. The word
I is by no means of indefinite nearing. 1t
always signifies little more than We pos
sess.
CoNsoLATloN.-foru unsuccessful authors.
"Many works." says Chamtort, ''succeed,
because the mediociity of the authors
ideas exactly corresponds with the me-
diocrity of ideas on the part of the public"
Es-"Taking the one with another"
said the Rev. Sydney Smith, ''l believe
my congregation to be most exemplary
observers Of the religious ordinances, for
the poor beep all the fasts, and the rich all
the feasts."
EEs- Much has been said about feats {
strength, but it is an actual fact that, in
Newburyport, few days ago, man OF
bat ordinary stature knocked down an ele-
phant. The performer Of the great feat
was an auctioneer-
RY-A few nights ago, Mr.. Jones, who
had been out taking his glass and pipe,
on going home late, borrowed an umbrella,
and when his wlfe's tongue was loosened,
he sat up in bed, and suddenly spread out
the parapluie.
''What are you going to do with that
thing?' said she.
"Why, my dear, l expected a very
heavy storm tonight, and 50 l came pre-
pared"
In less than two minutes Mrs. Jones
was fast asleep.
S-A farmer, who had employed
green Emeralder, ordered him TO give the
mule some corn in the ear. On coming IN,
the farmer said;
"Wel, Pat, did you give the eorn2''
AN sure / did,
How did you give i'?'
10 be shure jist as ye touId me, m tie
ear
"ITow much did you sse?"
"WclI, yez see. lhe ctay'llrr wouldn't
houi still, aud kep; swl,ching his ens
Hhnut so, that r.'uin 81 above a ;ist
tn. !. ,u.h clrn.p
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Sclctt Qoctru.
a DAD TO n MUSKEErDR


Non wkcd hlud suker. why doant
You urn sure living sTin wa beside
LAIN down on I'sacpil and insiIrtn yurs
Long bi1 To git blua !--ltin on
FoHlkSca noses, and when tha git mad an
Begin I" clap. leave Haint YOU got no fcciinks
Grnt" sc"z'r! how yudr gil npkt II yu was
As larg ns sum tn lc"id bind sukcrs Asis
Round hear. wot wares klozc Viii doant va
Lite down ali as tia dn. and hi"du ON rour
Tia kno ii, without hUllcrln all the vile:
lurc kannnbmll Yu du n big biHucS ona
Si'lnnI Hkail lu suk nUar biud uut nv n
roller lhan Il elephant ken, aud yurc smcllcr
Aint haf so long. Su wak up forks
" neii tina AIR siccPen, anlha swair
Vcngcns. How du yu wurk IL tn kcaP
luru bIl So sharp witlI0ut grinding 7 Viii
I7ani yu pck wurma out of treas,
* etc insex, yu long legd Guss
What tcwn is il yu SNng so much
Going round with your Ccthurs shot off,
Scakln hoom yu ma devowcr! Nu
Seam I" be hontrhid burd frum ,urc
Syhgin.--and syng loudis wcnNurc
llungryist. shud thynck yutn want on
Butrs or Pantilcit5 tn kcap yurr long
Legs from bean kuld this wrthur.
lnSck, yure us1ls; yu kant cliaw, butt
lurc sum on sukiu. Klaus yu ncyir
Got weancd. lnsck, ado!
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TOUCHING.

Twas on n monnlit sidewalk,
Meath the alianthus tree,
That she leaned against my waIs,Q lat
And whispered, "Marry nc"
Oh, that agonizing moment,
| never shall forget
Her lips with nectar Laden,
think tusto them yet.
Just as this little Eden
Approached reality,
a gruil voice uttered Sicrnlv,
"What is all this see ~
And then felt a pccgcd boot
Applied with might and main
fen upon that sidewalk,
Aud OF went Mary Jane
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

For the Mcigs Co. Telegraph.
Sentiments of Eminent Revolutionary
Statesmen upon Negro Slavery; as re
CARDS its Wrongs, and viol0tions Of Hu-
man Rights; as source Of National
Weakness; and as to its fnal ertinction
M. oboIjJ;o.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

w A. AICHER. Matchmaker and JewelSr' an"
w Who'll sale and retail dealer in Watches ClScks
J.w,.Iry and Fancy Goods. Front-s Ave doors above
Merchants Hotcl. Pomcroy. Particular attcnli,n
paid repair ring Watches, Clocks ana Je"ei!' JUN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

I)OMEROY SALT COMPANY, ,Pomcroy.o o. Salt for
sale Thirty -lve cchts Uer bushel, for Country
Trade.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

CtuGAR RUN SALT COMPANY, Pomsroy. Salt
- Twenty cents busllcl ONCE the Fur
race G. GRANT, Agent.
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30 . rs a n ID > II o ES
VIN WHIrESI DE. Manuracturer OF Boots ana i Sh1es
L Front street. three doors above Ston" DrihHc
Tho best work, Ladies afa Gcntlemen made u
order.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

/IOALPORT SALT COMPANY. Office in Cooper
~ Building Coalport, o. Salt for Country trade
Retail, Thirty FIVE cents per bushel
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INSU NO II . IN p \ \ +

HTSA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hardf"rd,
IL Conaccticut, o. Branch, Agent, Court-strnet t.
Tnrcorov jan 80
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II = 1 ~ Il -
IT s. HOTEL, AND STAGE OFFICE, four doors be-
u low the Rolling. Mill, Pomeroy Mcigs county, O.
Mi A Wehstcr Pronrietur n31 1855.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

DOMEROY ROLLING MILL COMPANY, have con
L stanty hand aud make 40 order, superior
nunIty of Iron of nh siZss. Orders promptly exc
.uied by application to the Agent at the Mill or to
Jan. Ia, '.jS.--i-ly~ l.. +. .PoIIEh'CihC'hh"t'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

IIrTEK LA NJ BKECHr, Matchmaker. ana Dealer III
] Watches, Clocks. Jewelry and Fancy ArlclSs'
Co,rt street below the new Banking House. Pomer"E'
Watches. Clocks and Jcwcry carefully REPAIRED on
short natice and reasonable terms. I"hc@''
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MANU- ITACTUR RES.

GEORGE McQUIGG & Co. Tanners and Curr
~ Butternut street, (on Sugar Run-) Pomeroy,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

~ q. WHAEEY- Surgeon Dentist. IIutnme rs bui iId
I ,. ing &Hd Story. Rutldud street, Middlcpori .
iI operations d"Ttainiug To the proittl
I'Tform - dies walled uT"n 81 theiI r"sidsn-".
& IL sired Dec 10
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-31

NAENEV SALT COMPANY, Coalport. Salt TO
- sale at 30 cents per bushc for country trade
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TAN IIIGS & g u r. II l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

A NAN AND WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH AMI
TWELVE HORSES srFFoCArEp.

4 MAN AND WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH AND
TWELVE HORSES sUFFocArED.
Shortly before nine O'Clock last night Gre was dis
covered in the Eve story tenement house No lsl sixth
street Tho flames spread rapidly throughout the building
and filed the with dense smoke. There were
families occupying the building At the time Several
made their escape the roof and through windows
hut, sad 10 relate, man named Michael Herts
aged about fifty years and bis daughter Catherine Herte
aged twenty years who resided the fourth floor
were burnt 10 death. Tie bodies were extricaed under
the direction Assistant Engineer Cornwe and sen, 20
the Eleventh precinct station house
The buuing damaged about IS 900,
by Daniel Jones and fully insured Mr. Jones who keep
brewery adjoining also occupied the cellar as stable
and the first floor under the tenement house coopcrs
shop There were fifteen horses in the stable only three
were tassn out alive, thirteen sufocated There
one span Of carriage horses worth 81 600 and
Their 5000; the remaining eight worth about sl75
each. We did not learn II there any insurance
the horses. There was also slight damage done to
the brewery by water.
The second iioor occupied by n. Dopohuo The IA
miy all escaped unnjured but there entire furniture
destroyed Loss about 5000 no insurance.
The third floor was occupied by Louis Bussert His
wife and two children escaped, one child only being
slightly burned Their furniture mostly destroyed In
sured for sioo the Beeman Insurance Company. VIM.
Schmidt also occupied part Of the third floor his family
escaped uninured Loss on furniture about $500
surancc.
Tie fourth floor was occupied by s Lambert The
family escaped unniured. Loss furniture 500, in
Part OF the fourth floor also occupied by
Michael Hertel and family. Mrs Hertel escaped I'M
injured.
The fifth floor occupied by q named George
neoG who has sustained damage his furniture about
Sl00, no insurance.
IL is not known how the fire originated, but from what
could learn supposed have started either
IN the stable, IL the cellar, the first floor IN that
part used feed room IL - said be the result OF
oareessncss. The Fire Marshall the premises
ana Will investigate the origin OF the tire.
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Brig Gov Brown, Asworthy, Havans-w W Russell
fr'g r ,citn, Andersen, Natanxas-r Owen \ Son.
ss, ,,,s,ss, ,searn :, Anns NV y roach
sehr .s-sr-r trrs isr-.i-y, - Nicb-.lasi Hnliey
rshr = s~r~n-. nsrs-s, i scenr-s u Hs,ch 4 20.
tshs iashsns~s- J@sn- ~~sa.a@ls ready, Mott Go.
ScNr ktG Eagle, t'iark, Cl4aTr I'm Gegrarog.
81, s,,srish, s,a'-, .hrrle-ca-bensr Potter
SIR John frr Price baltinor-Nsller Lord Qusreau.
Slr Carroll hpman Rasgor-R Buck 4 Co
s~s-M pt~f-r~- ,cscr ras~rr-s w Lewis 4 10
Srhr 4. 4. lowell Es-i"r--t " >~s-r..n
s psns lsans Inn rrcT,a.nse ssrane
e,-pnm~r D~ts~sr-. s"p~- philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Ssssmshp - lSuz wrtsawan. sspnwan Oct ~ with pas
"a - 5sS pss-sd -as.a.. ssr % he West h.nc- f,r A.
yHwa ia go An LAT u No. lon "A ~. Sgnalizec bern brig
Steamship Jsmsslo~n Parrish Richmond &C. with mdse
srd pars nrera 70 Nv iuelsm Thursday, AN OF Della.
~sTs affashp, ssaA- piisa hoai So7.
shp >enpsf. er-~n rhisdephls, ~ hours in ballast, to
rsrs napnsaorr NAM ol.en no Janelro sep,,7 with
eGss, I" JLFhfFs Aso Has bad pilot on board for sis
hrs Fersur. or cras. opoy,o SIP, 10 with md-s I.
Amenss ~ nsl "a - ~ In - ssw bark wateroered
na atanaofea wih mzsnna>s onls saadng Ia. drs two
eTrs Il boz Ma she hailed from New York
40 dggit ~ xasfoses ieore reported Sept Is L 80 IS,
80 u ~ eufng hessy sAie irom Ne Lot Joeoom, which
Ir's s'sr6sn iouaT Perry Per- Even or Boston.
Sstf Jauss@ l. ~rsns.. AN.n b-s4an. q days.
sshr isabella FAaisin. Boston, 1day.
fthr Aaflen Robinson. Boston.
gshs hessmehAn.. ssinnss rorlaDd, 9.
Sksp HAfkssl gef~ip. Providence.
sssa,as aasr,e. iisnnssy, rhiiadelpha - hours with
stsaunsr rslaWNrs. cas.@ rhAAd.iph,s
rtesRssr w~sses~sssF hrs rr.sNieu.e.
strmn.r Cars. o~Eooa SmiAh Sorvseh and Now Tendon
SAILED
ksana-hp Alabama, Savannah, ship Anizan London.
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ssnsaian bsur IN loo~l demand. with
co bt1s cotlg within Tie range vs ilio abov. prices.
SolthsIn brands IL far demand, Nth sales Of abdnt
SEQ bbs, closing within The u figures. Rye
vur aud meal without chang. prices. Meal
steady, With small tIausastons at quotations.
Wheat was timer esfcc1y far red, for which there was
some speculative demand the sales embraced about
5000 b1shel-. Including white Canadian, part a 81 10.
white Western a. a. y y. rcd Western At 81 10,
mCsefl western at II o., Milwaukee club Mt Sc.
IN the saivs wcfe secc bushels white sou;hcrn,
fre quality, n private terms Corn arm I'll sales
e arcc secot eushes rciucp. Western mixed at 90.
q 6tc jersey aud southern yellow Mere nomnai. Rye
WIS quiet n 10. Hafey IN fair demand with salcs
81 ahov' = 900 bushels 4, 30 goc Oats were ssaiy
ard 10 tar q rald. elth a., without change ia prices
Co.rrr-Tnc mark. was quiet and prices were arr
The sacs we're cunnnce 10 small 10, II no ri ios.c.
$3.50 ann, ~ 10 W. ss 10 ~es ,s s
IN trarstu: rfircs were heavy al abort ~ &C. l26c
fssiears -Ra,es we're hrm, but engagements were
IL 10 lXHt 800 about sA bids Os engaged
al is %. two tons Of soed 2.s 3D. Dor wheat ~.
tsd was asscd 5.sd Cd tor corn, ard H. VII Tor hour
!. - tihei ~ - ~, 81 ~ paits -, ~
cttn 81 lt4. ga To londua loo tons Of Oh cake
wcro cnrasod atp.t 10 sB;wcrr SO hags clover seed
we're taken AZ So aud about les bns lard we're report
"a at TIE same figure Rates 10 California aud Australia
s.re Unchanged.
LAY steady. and TIC salos embraced aoou; 900
bales AZ jOC. 55G.
Iialsaih ~ 80 lai,s HsX W.te ye..ssd a, f1z slC
Oh were at o.. a sc.
Ids ~as steady. With far sales To-. for common,
and =, f. F. for luHp b- kiard.
MoiSssE -,a,s Q. - bids. ufIsoovaao were made at
-. &c.
NAyaI srcEIs werc quie, spirits were nrm, with sales
reported ~ BILE ~. Common roen nominal ~
- t"tE - - fcr 40 ibs trree wae heic NJ ~
unS-Ino market tor tnsccd v,s inactive with small
secs rciwtc NJ .tc Sc Crude wng IN good demand
a. tbc eastward, Wilde crude whale quiet and an.
changed
lio,I-ioHs-Te market irregular hut quite active,
lort-tie safes emltac'i sbuul loo bbls included IN
Which N". about 40 hbir ~ ttT, and 300 hbls.
PRIME ~ Sl3 70 90 part of the inside figure ehect to
oay see' vas 10 gosp armand nth safes 81 sao 40
bbr including repaired chicago at $40 30 ana extra
IL" sio, end doub'e extra si3 51 country prime
VAS al - ~ ~. ana mcss d.. az 20 L.. Beef hams
w-is -t'al. e'tl 'ls~ ~ about 9i2 Dbl. ~ n 4 CIT
meats We a. hatl,s shoulders vt ca. 6lc,
ano - tsrces 'sca haips we're so,d ri sc lard
without change TIE sales euhra Ell about 200 bbs Al
To-. = loisc t- oid and ~ 81" To- Cor
Eitg sale 81 about 100 prime reported
at @tse. a 3JsG.
StoAFs-lhe market quite steady, and closed Nth
himcr iorinR TIC sales Embraced about zoo hbds.
Cuba, chiefly within the range &c g. a1sc., with small
lot II BOND ut 5ssc, ana o. bbs Porto Rieo nj &c.
WTsKEYTht sglcs embraced about 500 bbls., includ.
ffg cot ~ prime 20 ehoc, brands al 22c
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Cour, Caicnefar-Tn,s Dry,

SUPREME Mos 1907, 1857 1907.
5l61 s59 1ll., l15 1875, iTs5, 1882 2oS5, 27l 2Ss
1916 Sc24 3i7a 3ial 3503 1905 Iios 47a2 ASH 452i
1879, 1907 49+7 1878, 5a3, $685. 522l 1897 5s93, 5s.,
5s2S 6s47 5co7 Parts second and third be
fore.
SrpsRcs Cortr--Sos. 4al la2, sas $40 eso 5sI sea,
$685. 2s4, 22 32e, 4ol 5se 900, oos, Ga, oo7 i43 81
$50 31T. bs2 $50 SIS.
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the View York and Harlem Railroad Company Co tie
past two years shows what may be effected by pratt
cal business IN the on1ec % President n a. our
roads managed by practical men Ike NJ Campbell,
should hear of less floating aeht and anss.l coupons
The Harlem IS now IN better corei,icr than has secn
for years
Nyw yoRk ASp HAR,lN RAnR0ln C,vrs~y
Receipts for months ending Mar "a 1891. sa2is-s .
To. sin months ending spa %, 1857 .0s ~ ~
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TpfTc RAIL- SEhNsS.

MILITARY aAIL o. tnE LINDSEY, DLrss-AT r!
vi AFslla kasr.au fiAnssehmH f.s, VEINS w, Nov
10 1s s.sa s,na as.sf. be- sal. al Wan Tall X san4
r.s a hrss.si~sy ard Pa pscr. b.moriras CORNER
lt4.s..a0 an4 h.rf.fa sheet lorate Mttfrs, &t rfe
49, Isin.fesl mnsR4 slfw 40 broadway Mercer Hon
- 80 ~ Er.~ane Mercer srvls. fefsyettc fIi
Tfss.awAy fHh, lo.a tr. ~ lrpadway. 4. Isl eusi
,ul nfnai~#ys aud ~ H. Atn.qy, ~ broadway.
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The Boston Weekly Bank statement.

Two MES SENTENCED TO Re HUNG IL RoogbASp
Coryry-Thouas Mulroe, for murder Committed IN the
town OF Haycrstraw n Angus: las, and 4 named
Connolly. for murder committed in the place IN
July. sentenced on Wednesday to be hung ~ the
Court House IN Rocsand county on the 26th Of Noyem-
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gss.-rAt.aAny@.

Ls.IlsH ROAST EEhF AND vEAL. scOTt'H 81
- hrs~los hnus' g aag RICHARDSON NcLE
80 NAfrr sr~rf v al who have for sale Gnnhar
s@nis p4nAiKe~ hsisa inao h4ns, cheese, Neisn nut
raltth tssf iaalas. A.
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Dfgrpy sun8ff<.8. ~ rflN GROUNDS ~ =
Y NtsA lgsse ceaNer & Nhlfd atNute aH8 .tAA AZ
" faaNN aN*M Usf a fnNNM IL slHNuWw will lW #fN. ~
safk NsfWfns ~ fl.N 8tM 4 III 4 Nfstwl. hr L.
Fee 70 NHfHW - NcNNgH NN#t m ~ eninuWN@r I'll ''
lirHtB III f8a - h#H ~ eve. resahes kWf NFd -
sfsw3r a. Nra.Efy rrH tIsrg 8t effhily irki III
W.. 4. IL 33
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speoSD NpsPo.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IAtIlDAN. Oct - + y.
AsEI-TLc sales embraced small lots, at unchanged
Ir.cls.
HRr snsTrTTH-Foar-Thc market. with = good homo
coElale. much mole active, while prices " ia
oat change IA qaoi4tous. The sales footed up about
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sissas Aesr. iisnassy rhiiadelphia, - hours, with
ss. .ssss rsa@sss. oa.e. Philadelphia
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

TIE following sales ~ estate were made Yesterday,
Size Mere fStBaNge. ncNdug valuable Broadway
property. tho corner Leonard street OPPOSITE App!e
hcok store
~ rreecter son 20
story p building ard lot 3IJ Roadway. and houses
a.. alioning. ~ IT, IN front - ~.
Ia, /. .uAt - n in f..1