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Dsnth of Hon. Thomas IL Benton.

The announcement OF the death OF Mr.. Benton,
q, 4 o'cl, ok on the morning OF the 10Th inst,
ives no, altogether unexpected. lie had been, for
some limo, luboring under canccrous affection
OF tho bowels and some few weeks previous to
his DEATH il BECAME evident to his physician and
friends tho dissolution must som take place.
lie only appeared anxious to live long enough to
comptete the compilation OF Congressional De-
bates, and when too i'll TO use his own pen, he
employed al nmanueusis, hoping thus TO finish
the great work he had commenced and carried to
within few weeks labor of comrIction' TO
what dute he has reached In his Debates aud
the "Thirty Years View," We are unable to say
MFR, Beuton was born in North Carolina in
1888. and as therefore about 10 years oil age,
Thirty years of his life was spent in the uhlted
States Senate, whore he ranked among the first vl
American statesmen. AS scholar, he had lew
equals: and so varied were his atiolnmcnt' that
he was rrednrntly pronounced n walking Ibra-
ry." Perhaps none of his compcrrs were bis
equal in n knowledge Of all tho details OF our
poli,ical history, aud certainly none were ut all
times so ready TO throw light upon every impor-
,snt question which arose before Congress. Ills
loss is a national calamity. Just before his
death, Buchanan called upon him, aud is report
Cd that they had ptotracted interview Col
ilen,on spoke Of his extreme soIicitude lor the
condition of public affairs aud his painful sense
Of the imminent danger which threatened the
country, aud exhored the President TO rely on The
Divine support aud guidance, and not upon TINT
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REscug OF A SLAvg FROM the u, S. MAR
snAL BLAIRSvILLG Pa,---0n Thursday last, Il
Mr.. Stump from Virginia of one OF the second
hmiUes went to Blairsville Pa, 20 reclaim fugi-
tive slave The Depnty U, S, Marshal, assisted
by Mr.. Stump caught the negro and were about
shipping him TO Virgnia, when the citizens be.
came excited and surrounded the negro and his
captors The Virginia gentleman, MIR, Stump,
got frightened, discharged his pistol into the
crowd, and then he and the Deputy U, S. Mar.
shall Immediately took TO their heels,
The BlarSyilans took the slave away, aud
concealed him. while the negroes in the crowd fol,
lowed the airighIed Virgluion aud the Marshal
to the depot, hoo,ing at them and even peliug
them on tho way thther. Al last accounts, tbs
fugitive was on tho Under ground Railroad tol
the North, and Mr. Stump on his return 10 Vir
ginia.
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r:,c s,nr,,l nnd rioodl
Tup sLoop "swEEpERn LosTi

Dcstruction Of Property ON the Lake shore.
On last Saturday night and Sunday, powerful
eastern wind prevailed continuously, sweeping tho
water of Lake Eric upon its western borders, and
greatly swelling the Streams leading 10 it,
AT this place the river was raised about five feet,
bu, wc hear of no damage being done except the
drifting Of aoodwood upon fishing grounds, aud
the loss of five barrels o fish by Geo. s. Mcknight
nna the destruction Of several barrels OF salt.
At Toledo, tho water was higher than ever be-
fore kuown, aud flooded the warehouses
Cap. MCoIleN cndcavorcd to go TO Cedar
Point with his SIoop SDpsr, Tor tho relief oil the
fishermen on the Lake shore, bat found 1t lmpos-
sibc, and dropped bis anchor about milo below
Manhattan. The storm increased in fury, aud his
boat dragged her anchor and was dashed uponthc
Manhattan dock. Several spies were jammed
through her bottom and the Capt. was compelled
to leave her. She is badly ipjurcd--possby lost
We have but lni,cd intelligence from the lake
shore, while all manner OF rumors are niloat.-
The Belle brought up somo oil Louis DuMays
men on Tuesday They were the fadhest out, but
did not sec any fishermen except Bnn aud bis
company. Thoy occupied Ou island, and their
shanty withstool the storm. rlcf escape was a
narrow ono, however for their boat was lost
We learn that Mr.. I.nngcl has lost several
barrels of salt aud fish.
No intelligence mas been received from Sheriff.
Norton. and others fishing on Ccdur Point, except
that Mr.. Du May saw a number OF men ut work
there. They have all undoubtedly suffered loss,
but how much, or Of what character, we are una
bic 10 say.
During tho torn, the waves rolled into their
shantics and the mon were compelled to get upon
the roof and tcmuin there throughout tho blow,
every moment beng in imminent peril
There urc reports in circulation that several
lives were lost, but they arch generally credited
P.S S.-Just before going to press, We have seen
Carson Glass, who ha; just arrived from Cedar
Point lie reports that Sheriff Norton has lost
his boat and seine, all ofhis salt, and about thirty
barrels Of fish. Tho boat was attached to the
roots of u tree, but they were washed up aud tht
boat, with the seine, was sent alrilt. II
was found wrecked and smashed to pieces MIR
Ms total loss is estimated Mt about $500. Mr.
Shaw fishing on the same Point, lost his salt an'
about twenty-five barrels Of fish, MIR. Dennis, wh'
wns also fishing on Cedar Point, lost about fv'
barrels Of fish, Mr., Glass reports that all oil th
shanties below Cedar Point, except BIinn's, wer
DESTROYED, and the fish and suit must also hov
bcen lost, He says it was reported that two me-
were drowned below. but the report needed con
i Grmauon. i.a..sa. I7t,
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LccomptOm Agnin Defeated.

Another vote has been had IN Tue House on
Lccompton On the S,h inst. 1t camc up again
and was defeated by the same vote as that ON the
lst inst with tho exception of two, who paired
oil. The Cleveland Herald OF the OH, says,
The House drove the Laconplon swindle home,
head In, aud clinched It on the other side, and MS
IL ,hp, would not sufficiently teach the admins.
tration propricty, the House also defeated the
Deficiency bill, by which the President hoped to
have command OF eight or ten millions, with which,
in part, TO tas,en slavery upon Kansas, The De-
iciency Bill was defeated by vote of l2t nays
against lO6 yeas This bin probably will be
modified in some of its features and then passed
50 as to furnish means for sustaining the Utah ex'
pedition,
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Sherif's sale.

Julias Blinn vs. Cynthia A. Anderson ct al.
DY virtue OF execution to directed and deliver
Ded from the court of Common Pleas of Wood coun-
ty Ohio in this case will offer for sale, at the door Of
the court house, in Perrysburg, on
Saturday May 8, 1858,
between the hours of u o'clock and2 o'clock +. NJ
OF said day, all the interest of Cynthia A Anderson
and her husband in and in-lots number hundred
and sixtyreight and one hundred and sxtynine l68
1861 in the town of Perrysburg. Wood county, Ohio,
with all the appurenances thereof and improvements
thereon. q. W. NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
Anril L lhhR--l1MRS2 lA
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re- DR.. Peck arrived from Columbus TO- day,
wednesday, We learn from him that The bill
giving to A. l.. Backus The appointing power
On about two thirds of the Public Wo'Ss oi the
State, was passed. or ratherput through by fraud,
Such rascally legislation was never before known,
aud 1t tho people are not robbed by the agents
of such couuptic,b then causes don't produce
effects. 1t is undcrsl lood thatJ, ]. Parks will be
appointed Superintendent on the Stone Road
aua Jeruthmel Culbum Collector at Maumec.
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Sherif's Sale.

SheriH 's Sales
Frederick r. Miller, Henry f. Peck, partners Jo-
seph F. Wade.
DY virtue of an alias vend writ of execution, to
Dme directed and delivered from the court of Com
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
oase will offer for sale at the door of the court house,
in Perrysburg on
Saturday. May s. 1858,
between the hours OF II O'Clock and o'clock
quarter Of section number eight (s) township num-
bor four o. range number ten Q0,) AZ acres; also,
90 from the south part of section number TWEEN
ty-nne (20) township number five (5) Of range num-
Der eleven lI y also, the half of the northwest
quarter of section number twelve Q20 of township
number four a. of range number ten (l0D all situate
in w Wood county, Ohio C. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
1 -NxGs
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Administrators Sale.

James Powers, Admir-, OF James V. Burns, Decd, vs.
Harriet Burns ct, al.
DY virtue of an order of sale TO directed and de-
Dlivsred from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled cause will offer
for sale at the door OF the house, in peysbare
Saturday, May s, 1858,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock N. and o'clock r NJ
of said day the following lands Beginning at the
south of section number nineteen (l9D of
township number five (S) north. of range number
twelve m sast running thence 4e south the section
line 46-lO0 chains TO post, thence north q ives:
"a l4-lO0 chains 10 post sugar % in, west 1872
south 2lA links back de-, sonth 2lI east H. thence
east ls' north S3l00 chains section line thence
south % east "a 02l00 chains place of beginning.
containing Ia i9l00 acres more less also the
part of the west half laying west of the MeCutchen-
Vile Road less five and half off the north end
OF the south west quarter OF section number twenty
Of township number i've (5 north, of range number
twelve ll2l containing 20 acres more less, sn in
Mood county Ohio, tne same TO be sold subject TO the
dover estate OF Harriet Burns therein,
"N@ ''~- --.- JAMES POWERS, Admir-
MURRAY \ DOp0E, Attys. of Plf. tH
April I, ls5s iswfS5 3S
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Sherih''s sale.

John b. Burns vs. Charles X. Matthias, ct al.
10y virtue OF Il writ of execution 20 directed and
Ddeyered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled case l will offer
for sale at the door of the court house, in Perysburg
Saturday May s. 1858,
between the hours of IL o'clock and O'Clock p.
of said day. the northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter OF section number twenty nine (29) of town
ship number five (5 NORTH OF range number twelve 2
east less and half laying north of the ditch
and being all OF said aud north of the ditch with three
(3 feet south of the same all situate in Wood county
Ohio G. w. NORTON. Sheriff.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys of Pltf.
April l. lS5S--47W6S3 Ia L ~
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SneriM,s Sale.
Thowos n Ii"",,h - sSa unT., al

Thomas III. HOugh vs., Jesse Hut et al.
DI virtue ot execution to me directed aud deliver
Ded from the court oa Common Pleas of Wood coun,
~ Ohio. in the above entitled case, will offer for
sale at tle door of the court house. Ia PerSsburg on
Saturday, May :, 1858,
between the hours OF Ia o'clock NJ and o'c ok
OF said day the west half OF the north west fractional
quarter OF section number thirty t30) at township
number six (6l north, ot Pange number ten l0l east
IN Wood county. OHIO. e. W, NORTON ,Slurih.
,MrMAN i DoRaE. Anys of-Pla. 49, o. . Nea
.pril T. t..S tsNCIa -
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@s> The present legislature is most unfortunate.
Their conduct has been such that their own party
papers which have hitherto been in the habit Of
approving everything done by their own leaders,
most bitterly condomn them, The Mount Vernon
Banner, speaking Of au adjourned session, says ;
We hope the Democratic majority will he guilty
OF no such folly. Ii the Legislature would work
n little more for the people OF Ohio aud little
less for the people OF Kansas, they would make
better progress with the public business. The
Black Republicans dug their own political graves
by holding ar extra session aal appointing varI-
F.. Gus smelling committees ltthe Democrats in the
Legislature wish TO retire to private lf, they have
only to follow their example
The New Lisbon Patriot speaking of the pas,
sage of the resolution for an adjourned session by
the Senate, says:
That dishonest ami suicidal act has beet
committed, no disnlereSted individual, endowed
with three graiGs OF common sense, will for mo
ment deny The act is dishonest because il is
direct falslcalion OF the promises which secures
u majority of the Democratic members their seats
which fact they must know as well rs they knoV
that they breathe.
Should it 6ud IT'S way through the House also
SHOULD shaky members enough be whcejled int
its support TO give it the sanction of law, we cam
estly hope TO see every Democratic supporter supl
90 deep politically, that sunbeam could no
reach him for an age.
We'll, IL has found its way through the Hous,
aud for the thousandlh time loeoiocos have violate
their pledges 10 osder 10 get the peoples mon y
and new " what ars yop going to do about it,
gentlemen Editors
--.------- -a-----.----
n Il aaid thai tnp the f,sl tLna 0N reCOl
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Sherif,s Sale.

Charles TIeaYItt VS.. JO1n McNlIIen.
DY virtue of an alias vendi writ of execution to me
Ddirected and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at toe door OF the court
house in perrysburg, on
Saturday. May 8, 1858,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and o'clock T.. NJ
of said day. the northwest quarter of section number
twenty 27) of township number FIVE (5 of range
number eleven 1l) in Wood county, Ohio, containing
leo acres of land more or less.
= G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MuRRAY Atty. of PlH. f,
Anril | l25o--i7w6x9 75
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Sheriff $ Sale.

The Belmont County branch OF the State Bank OF Ohio.
John Ellsworth, ct. al,
DY virtue of execution TO me directed and deliy-
Dered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county, Ohio in the above entitled case, will offer for
sale tho door OF the court house in Perrysburg
Saturday, May 8, 1853,
between the hours of II O'Clock NJ and o'clock p. NJ
of said day. the north quarter and the north half
of the south quarter OF section number eighteen
QS) of township number tour ( north, of range num-
ber ten az east, in Wood county Ohio, containing
24O acres more or less. CIV. NORTON Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty of State Bank.
AnrilI |. lS0S--4lMGS2 93
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SheriT,s Sale.

Jesse $. Norton, James Murray, Partners by Of
Perfysburg Bank vs. Joseph p. Corey ct. al
DY virtue of an alias vend writ of execution to me
Ddrected and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county. Ohio, in the above entitled
cause. will offer for sale the door of the court
house. in Perrysburg, t.H
Saturday May g. 1858,
between the hours of IL o'clock and o'clock =. Nj:
of said day, the south half of the northwest quarter
of section humber two (2A of township number four
~ of range number ten tl0) in Wood county, Ohio,
containing so acres more or less. .Mt.
@. W, NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf.
1QE9--I7veS9
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GRocERy DsMollsugp. --Oa Thursday eve a 10.
OF "bloods entered tho grocery house Of C. L.
Jones, of this plaza, and made an onslaught upon
the contents, breaking bottles, glasses, windows
doors, stoves liquor aud beer kegs, and emptying
tho contents upoa the ground, In short, the es-
,ablishment looks as though il had been visited by
a severe storm OF small-sized rocks We have
not been Informed positively as to the real cause
Of this outbreak. Several reasons are assigned,
-Oitapa Dem,
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Sso~The Legislature has again changed th's
judicial district, and Lucas county is now at
,nched To the fourth district. We understand
that Judge Whitley viii preside at our courts
Judge ,Seuey is segisluted into different liell.-
egslalnrs seem iopo's'ss great power
indeed Nothing il impossible with them.
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SheriH Sale.

George w. Young vs.. James }. Parks, ct. al.
DY virtue of an execution 90 me directed and de-
Dlivered nom the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case will offer for
sale NJ the door of the court house, in Perysburg.
ON
Saturday, May S, 1855, --
between the hours of II O'CLOCK aud o'clock p. N.
OF said day, in-Ot number throe hundred and thirty
live (JS5,) in the town OF Perrysburg Wood county
Ohio. &, W. NORTON, Sheriff.
Murray 6 DODGE, Attys
Ayril |, lS5S-- k7w6S2 SO
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Sherif's Sale.

Adair s. Anderson VS. ). d. Wackman. A. w Perkins.
ID virtue of an execution and order of sale of at
ID tached property to me directed and delivered. in
the abvoe entitled case. from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale the
door of the court house. i'll Perrysburg,
a .N Saturday, May s, 1858,
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock p NJ
of said day the north east quarter of section number
thirteen Q3) of township number seven ~ of range
number twelve Gag in Wood county, Ohio, containing
one hundred and sixty acres OF land more or less.
.a. -.t. &, w. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY g. DopGE, Attys .s
April |, lS5S--47w6S2 y3
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EIopgMENr,-M Clares llormes, of Dan
bury township, in this county eloped with u
Miss Mary Walkers few days since. aud has
returned and report themselves m1rried. Thy
young lady is said TO be only fifteen years ofage
Tho cause OF their elopement. we Learn, is thai
the parents of the youog girl were opposed to h.
marIioge, We do not blame parents tor oppo
sins the marriage of their daughters at the ten
der age of Item. - 0tt6rd DsaOerut
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aiinclmcnt Nntice.


Attachment before Joshua Chapel, J.P
Erasmus ID. Peck, lIoratio A. Hamilton. vs.. Daniel
ta ga II. Hix.
.DANIFL ". HIX is notified that suit has been
.l)conime need against him by Peck g. Hamilton be-
fore Joshua Chapel j. p. of Perrysburg Town
ship, Wood County Ohio 10 recover sis rs with In
terest since January s. 1851 and that order Of at
tachment has been issued aid returned The said
will be for trial the oceof said Justice of the Peace
the 18th day of May, A. d. 1858, at 10 o'clock
at which time and place Daniel +. Hix is notified TO
appear and make defense If any there be.
NJ JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf Is.
April ], ls5S-iTw6$2 90
Sherih's Sale.
Henry Worriner James Tieruan, ct. nl.
DY virtue OF vendi writ of execution to me direct
Ded and delivered from the court OF Common Pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled case
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in Per-
rysburg, on
Saturday, April II, 1853,
between the hours Of one and two o'clock P. NJ.
of said day, two-horse wagon, one truck wagon,
fourteen hundred Railroad ties the track Of the
Cleveland q. Toledo Rail Road, about mile from
Clay Junction; ALSO hundred and fort, five Rail-
road ties the side of the track of the Cleveland u
Toledo Rail Road, near the Junction.
G.. w. NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY Atty. of Plf
ApriI l. IS5S--l7MGS3 10
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BELLE SCOTT, or, a TALE roa rue CRISIS.
d. ANDERSON & Co. Publishers, ,roledo, Ohio.

BELLE SCOTT, or, A TALE Foa rus CRISIS.
ID. Anderson * Co.. Publishers roledo,Ohio,
We are indebted to the publishers Tor copy
of this entertaining and useful book, 1t por-
trays the evils of human slavery in the South
crn States, in series of iie.iike characters, aud
holds up to just seom and contempt those heart
less slave drivers, who hold their own
lesh and blood in boulags, and brulalize the be-
ings that their criminai,y and brutality have
brought into the world, 1t also rebukes many
vices OF more general practice, and the whole
is so beautifully and forcibly presented to the
readers mind that it is impossible to rise from
its perusal without feeling creator horror for
wrong and oppression, aud a more arden. devo-
liou 10 right aud liberty, than ON taking
the book in haal. Call on d. Anderson & Co
booksellets, Toledo, aud get a copy.
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1-At the recentIerm of court in Ottowa Co.
Anthony Kiger, Nathan Kiger, and John Curtis,
were sentenced to the penetentiary
Kiger for one year and the others for three years
for grand larceny. Paul Reid was fined $50
and costs. and sent TO Jail ten days, for selling
to twenty days close confinement in The county
jail, to be fed on bread and water, being found
guilty of petit larceny. Daniel Munson, was
found guilty Of keeping public room VIII re in,
toxicalns liquors were sold aud senlenced to
twenty. five days imprisonment, and fined $50.
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-TheSf.Lopis Democrat says a German brow
ernlade a wager that he could uplit half barre
OF beer by his teeth, Whilst oudeavoring to d,
SO he had his upper jaw broken IN so fearful t,
manner that Il i seSpaNSlhe viii die or as jp
juti,s.
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1T is said thai ior the G;sI flhs on record
snow Ir!l 10 Egypt lA,s yecr,
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1T is NOT A DYE.
MRS. =. "A. ALIENS
WORLDS
HAIR RESTORER,
AND
WORLDS
ID r E S SIN G..
THE ONLY PREPARATIONS THAT HAVE A
EIInanIl 4 L, 1rI,s a

REV. MRS. L. G. ANDRUS, for many years Mission. :.
airy to Hayti, now of Ma,tins5nrg. NJ r., the
climate having seriously affected her hair and
scalp, says; =" j have derived much benefit from
the use OF Mrs sA. Aliens W orlds Hair Restorsr
an Zylobalsamum. I have tried various other
remedies for my hair, but never anything that so
materially and permanently identified me, as has
Mrs. A s. Aliens" .ts. ge... -.
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j. X. EATON, Pres. Union Jn,v., Tenn. II have
used Mrs, s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and
zyIobalsamum very rreguary, but notwith--
standing its influence distinctly visible. The
falling off Of hair has ceased, aud my locks
which were quite gray, restored to their origin
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

IN BBLS. No. 3 MACKEREL: 800 bbis
Mol Halifax Cat Hercings II sale by
W0MBLE 4 CLAIBORNE
NJ 4
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By Alexander Mott.

CHOiCE STOCK OF GROCERIES.
~ FRENCH BHANDIES, WINES AND Ii
QU0RS. AT AUCTION On TU EsDA l. March the
18TH lS5S. will be sold, at the store occupied by 7
kayenagh, zn7 Main street. between It'll and s h.
comprising general assortment amongst which
Seignctte Brandies; Port Sherry, Madeira. Claret
end Cooking Wines Old kye. i0longaheia, Scotch
and Irish whiskes; Porter, Ale and Giu; Green ana
Black Teas Of superior quality Common do; La
guayra AMI Java Coffee; Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee Sugars Molasses; Vinegar aud Spices If all
kinda; S0ap; Candies; Starch; Sodas; Fluid dc. The
Sore tciH be reitef at ii O'Clock. TO which will b.
added superior Rosewood Piano -.t- r-r.
TERMS All SUES under $50. cash. all sums over
SJa, 90 DAYS credit for approved negotiable notes
sS- sale TO take place at 10 o'cl OK, NJ.
nah i2--tds ALEX MOTT, Auct
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By Larus & Shine.

STOCK SALE OF FAMILY .GROCE-
- RES AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold, at public
aucti n, at my store, No " Franklin street mex
dor to Mr. John Il Lacy's Feed store, on VEDN hs-
DAY morning. tho lab Instant. commencing ut 10
ocleck, my eutire stock of fresh Family drJceries
Consisting in part Of Teas, Coffee, Su-ars Liquors
&c. embracing every article in the grocery business
Terms cash. JOSH PARkAM
Rs-Sale conducted by LARUs sHIYE, Aucts.
m