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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADs.E oEFIGE,l

MtlENiNAr It-Auf y %. " i-g
THURSDAY, sept. -, o p NJ
FLOUR-saie OF loo bbls At S5s7'i and several
smaller lots Al s. > 80 To- extra and s. for double extra
WHEAT-Ihe sales indicate slightly improved feeling
in the market the bulk Of the sales being made At 81 which
was the ruling figure before she depression caused by the un-
favorable foreign advices OF Monday The sales weFe5 cars at
81 ontrack do a. 10 from store car at Sa ontraek
sou bus free on board al and t do from same
COEN-e59 bu from store al 62c-
OxTS-Sas one lot 81 Bu Old at &c. and Of IL bush
poor new. AZ &C
BARLEY carloads uew sold at stc,
=-EGGS-rale , bbls at lie
CuEESE-Coutinues in limited demand only al 7se-
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HENDERSON'S HAIR RFSTOR.

II Nv h-Is Is lo17lIlU- An0Wl aDu bus AN p
come iame, as Tie following certificate ,ill shoN %
ean be olaired Of The subscriber uuder the Aneicau
House. Ia tls CITY PIice 81 per bliile.
WA HENDERSON
ltENDlzsoN's HAIR RFsTC lATIvE--Ihs uliersizuel
Ncfc uad on the top OF thC heads ani te LAIR vas
80 al lilgl grow hIu all over their mead When
.4 IN tl1ers1u The Barbe under The Ainerran az
te IL lcnr1fed Har RcsturafIv and short
JIM le los OF halr stnrpei aul haIr bcEan 20
=. hi - " ile place On oul ads nat was e1firfy
= y = Itl " > lre cuai OF Va coriI1llV
nenl Mt heucrspu's Restorative ewing u T. ss
Dc Oes5 article uf the kind m n ar 81
IIwIs DODGE, NJ. Z.
s-,-.1., = -, ,. II. EDDY.
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BUFFALo PRODUCE MARKrT-s.p;. J,

BUFFALO PRODUCE 1IARKET-Sspt. j.,
IBT TELrGRAFH.l
Floar-Te market for daIr has beca very 6all tiay.
and hing done cNcert Il sales N hhls u
$ 81 f2s god o. ch lce extra Aiirhirl- Ililana,
Oiilo auf Canal an; $ s5.lE for double extras
Whsaf-Dul ani heaVy. tlls lower S1lrs 501
b. rcd hi a. 81 T. cosrs heavy. with no bu
s. 10
ClyT--Inu and cuief; sales Il 00l bu prime 4, &c
Iiarlcg-EITul. sales a. SO Sc.
Rye-Somfu1t At Gsr
0afs-n far derusui= szes 50ll hu unSuud n 81 rud
2O0hn sound E6c
Whiskv-Duli- sales = hbls ~ Ike
fsIual FraiEhfs- q chlnre1-
Receipts by Like y hours-Four 10 ga bblf, wheat 81
20 bu: corn 2s 90 bu; oats ] on hu
Shipmen,s bv 6is bbls: wheat Il 863 lash
cora q .2eS bush
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REVIEW oF TIE LOsrON Produce MARKET FOR
THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER = BY GEO. NJ
FOwLE co, CONMlSS on MERCHANTS
Bosros. sept .. I:5s-
In The money market is Any but l,ile change to no
tieelhe rates being for rst class paper frDm 90 per
and call per cent, viii abundant supply At
these rates The cause Of such 0w be easily
counted for in the stsnatou OF trade in almost all depart
rueus OF business unfortunately sin but too apparent.
COTTON-The market for cotton is very steady with good
demand II 70 lse per % ase0rding 70 quality, and PM
fnm.
FIsH-rhe demand Tor eodfh has been quite active The
past week and late pces iuy sustaned Large sell At
S375asl per qtl Iarse Neufoulllaud at Si2s $40 Pm
es Of maeksrsl are frer There gooe supply Of No in
De market hut 2s and ss seee- sales No at sii No
2 So 1870; No ;. So AlsWyes sa5O9si Picked Her
ring from s. ssi
FLoUR-The receipts Of iour Tie past week have been
large eompri-n AL kinds. 76s bbls with exports isT
fhe same ms Of only s0-uosiy the province Extras
and very choice family brands have been sought after,
and IN ose descriptions ve far business has been DONE
other kinds the mare has been dull St there has
frner feeling the close, and prices sustained viz
Weston common brands scarce At pTicesfrom s5s fancy
brands range from S55 iih lhtle or no good fancy in
tnarket. sxzs ineudug Miehisan, Ohio and Gene
see, from $50 sj-5 stIouis family extra g s.
In canada -four a fair business has done Common
brands s525; fancy so Extras and family Stras
range from 5i25. In soutleTn common and fancy no
tin not has been done. nt in market prices
s,omiuaIy S55a75 extras g. -o7 - HsKal aTza $50
Com meal in moderate demand at sar bbl. Rye 1ouT
selling in small lots at s375y5i =;
GBAlN-rh0 Light Hcepfs Of corn the past wgoS make
holisEs aner and raiher better prices have been ezd
sun the trade parease sHaIugy. that only Hoiiee
sales Of small lots
yellow .'ss..--.--------- 81
Nlt''' "
Oats have bee n tr demand l2e for N0rthen and
Es1cL
Canada ad
In I;ye. but Idle sleIne a;C1c rerh
PROvlsIONSTe market iTk has bsea duI the pat
WEEK. light stock aerial change has taken
place prices. T sale, have been sl6 1850 for prime
S7s as.5 Hess als 50 81 Tor clear and clear
cef tcre have bees sra sales At SIG s6 for Western
Ness AHd cztra mess aff for family mess sic -osslS
PR0DtsEs-Good qusy oibutrr Is and in demand
iIElsser h. salett common kinds is dull lsi l5c
Chessessg from - ,le per D. for comment good.
WO0ls-The market Or wool confines hrm. and former
rs sksTe lsen fully susftiEsd For western laixed Is Is;
Canada SO Sc Pulled fEsn - &c
r-Bo0T AND SHOE AARKET-The Boot and shoe market
dull the f business being nearly
season. in prices, material change has taken place
Tic aTkeor cotton goods eusns quiet there having been
bui hide export trade the past week Prices without change
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COMM MERGfAki
IL AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND QliNAMENIAL PRINTING
> - .lu a6I oTal irtI Printing OF every description
as q lac Printing EstaHtsniont ofthe Leader O0e, oH
e latest r3DLEei aud mos; rapid steam pressesia he 1
at7e oHyur lntiee and reasable rates PaTin,1iar
iei5n p7ii 70 blank Every description Of Bind
az doaes especially Blank Books, Ledsers JsoTAais
g.. El...- Eac.-.I-s Ea-E.. Ac-. y.
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SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN son.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
= missioa Merchants, and Dealers iu Fish, Nails
Class and Prouuce, Nos 10 and 1l River reet and IN l
4 Meadow street, 'Grlcof's Block' Cleveland OI
e. BRADBURN,l
W A flShLA.l aug3ldlY lgf
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y Lit Vessels passing In sni o the Iook q the
Neand Clal al Port Colaluraa c. ". furnished by The
LoeS Tender iothe Board Of lake UhlerwnieEs P D,
b.us, SscroiarT
bauND WEST p 2th-Pr1l Cleveland: hr- Islicllr;
NIhs isiielta- ollol1E "a inc zzfll-Nuuc-
HOUND EAST Set esih-Ncuc- On the 2-th-Brg Irr-
9za zenrs II AgueElma- Halt0n. DIVA Rurhn. RuhV.
tllre state Narqletie seNalldf. AfJuntzlueer NJ
Aal, Aiarshfeld, -AIab an, Ylrsiaia.
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Gair DIR.
DYNG ECONOMY For RAR

IL bers. BASSErF HAIR DYE. a great Lesilcrs stl-u
ex1es>ig iuI barriers benefit Which D. luueht ln
Ia e or small qni AZ ATTY per cent Jess than ydl
lIrcl>e other dyr the cuulfrv UaFres fIa ven
have 10 pay 81 f.r you can get the filled fv cents
and 20 utEcr lur the qu4ufIlV You can get arv
shade desire fr.m light shade brown shade Id fa
bac. anl give the hest iuu o. customers Iu Wa
ing keeps natural appeal FoT sale Mholasa1ean
kelzl- D. VIZ E AMBUSH. 5fi Suuensr ~.
mTlLd.tf5 l.Egulr nv s1f InrrVrn arars
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CLEVELAND
TOOTH MANUFACTORY
General Office and Laboratory
No 100 Lake ST., Cleveland, o.
IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY,
PATENTED By II. L. WRIGHT, u. D..
D. POLLOCK, ". l. WRIGHT,
AUGUST IL, 1851.
ARE MANUFACTURING
Partial Sets. Half Sets and Whole Sets
PORCELAIN TEETH.
SUPERTORlfY OF THEIR METH-

| SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH.
- ol Of producI Articial eeh any other know
lst SIMPLICITY -One uirce Chemically united in n
~ ~, ~ al9 q, Q, tle same qH1tlfE Of maternal
N ge u leI own Impression. This adaptatiou once
81 PURITY.-The cliifg Piaie and Teeth are inner
fous 20 ne acton o. any known chemical aeenf hsc In
ecIetiosu the mouth Common gold plate xork and
ljh COLOR bright, lively, and a good Imitation OF
N. BAuy method Of producing setsof Artificial Teeth
anlied il oae piece tlat vii not pas sthe ordeal
u y -; =; Is acoanteteit q tras Porcelain
ave sEsr he sIse. f co., PM S 1.ef sg'5 sss
aad 50 vIh all other where our terms hsy es
WIZ la no case where teeth have been paid Tor
h1s lntIe leen any tisfaCti1n
IEh9lS-Aeeortnst 10 e nature Of the case and given
PAYMENE-UPo the receipt OF the orlsr OF on leli,
ey Persons with Cold Plate can apply their laie rr
GUARANTY Sattssactez; provided the terms Of ray
meat an'l special distractions have en- complied wth-
Persons wanting Information ref renee will le giv t
ii9. N constant useof our work.
te tselone week Is long enough 10 BE-
We 7 n mn the eniIae' M and the qp2cation-
~ our patrons and those who desire 10 become such
viii sv 9 ~ ~ a. are ., sgs that We eaa and
"dhin Two dal aiter The ARRIVAL Of the patIont.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
arranseu6ts win you h., ,sbicb - We WIN ~
ol your patient eases an articulang models &c &C
dtted with accuracy 10 the dttTns sn Tfi
'oasouahls terms ~
Testimonials and References.
ay bservei with mu interest for the two years
above urthoI u pruducins AnI6cal Teeth and heiiey
state 1uts q this Jircn.ar correct.
7. GARLICK
hase investigated with care, Tor the last three wears
the Above method Of making and app ying Artificial eel
U Tie l-aloraory OF Dr. Wright and use and can
s VIII confidence that hrs plan the best knavu one
~ entirely successiui when made under his
Tue suueory OF ts kind Of Dental work over gold ,r an
sin ot uetaliIr plate, be questioned -ni me gff
ncut ur Mught's Circular OF the nuber of r4ss yer
hts ur has taken the plsce gold plae IS true Much
9i tls work geld plate had been bv the best
ueniists iuthe country not couvers1u vii the s1c
cess oi Porcelain work the hards others than DR.
Wright. N A ACKIEY N
Late Prof. Of Sursery Cleve 9Ied CoIie-s
Dan. p Rhodes, Prof / kirfIrud
NJ jackson Pr5f : n Hurt
~ Alaler Castle, I'd. nuif Md. Journal
u l. whitman, VIM ". Richards
=. T. Sturtevant, PrOL Gatchell
] X Cur iss
BIiaving learned that persons claiming TO 20 tEs
Nrs ant ~ many eases claiming 10 be agents for he
aae We VIII say thai Pto nj date we have asens
mo " A, who have any right from the aboyc paeueatl
such claim and In fhuse q Is either infringement
r impusouif inns o>iion, let wOrs is cure
4 an lhl- We viii In due time attend that
M. L WRIGHT. NJ. d
i
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GMiTH & PUTNAM-PRODTGE. s j ICE
BRADBURN & FTCHFR

~ folNlIulu- ana Commission Merchants Dealers
salt Eish Water L mo, Pas &c; also dealers in al
VARIETIES % Goa. Bli 4 Ware House isJ i Is River
rect ond q < g. Duck Leral cash advances inside oa
culIs sigIIuleuts r-Ty7
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
4 l. L % . - " L.
RI RNIN FL z ID,

z z \
kT.NuF,rrtrEp EY 8 CoENING & Co, &C RlvEE STREET
CLEVELAND. O.
ouo,atians p; 24.h lsls-Tcm> oosh, Current Funds
sG per oelt-..----------ss per salion, By tbe hbl
e5 80 -----.-------isc
'' --.--....-.-- i5c Sc
BURNING FLCID-By tho Dbl, ...-. -.---50e per gall
By III gallon ------. .---55s
Also. CA1IPHENE-G2lc. ~ the bhl.
&C. By tho gallon
Iinseei OIL While l. 'ad Sc., sc The pTces of Alcohol
change with the chaagc IN price of Hshvines.
re S. CORNING & CO.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-sept sOth.


ARRIVALS.
s.elmer Nav Q Iecn. Yi-er Da-roi; Dot suudries
Steiner North ukgs gfrnrerss.
Hanna q CO
Prop ca arac. Bsrsc Buiillo CT lse. 7 y ID.
Pron Owesu. X rh-. Dclklrk; t- taus Iudse-
Prop teTeaud Burnett, osieus-ursh - tons mse, e c
sehr Came NaTcy, Woo ruI Pi Huron; 50 N Il lumber
Hot O.
SehT N Peek. Buffalo go bals sait.
cLEARANCEs.
Sieluer Mar Qlaen Virsr. Dutrli'; sundrics
fIo ttVeatl- Rurret. Oeifu -; ls4l b1's l1Br. g
& ca CO. i-'
frno - Resn, HIrbT. DAM frk; Ia. srndri
seE .na Clark Ioieia; 10 cla Rhodes 4 Gard
sst .lI - - ~ ~, D'slin iic 3 coal
keIsei. - 80 - '"'i' '" H.
Scar ! u Peck Smith, Buaho; alsi bu corn Gurles f.
sew Fliegl 1ack sln. p IIaio1. no cargo.
Sow Geo Nellie iictilli. rien 10 TONS r-1- C-frg
= 3 lla IS nzils 90 ti-e- rsck : hrs gase ri
ls Iras " Cafrys > kgs lHg-ier. 81 NJ 30 Ch a
Sefs lil lbs stoves. J8les o.. 7ig3 lbs iron -
ntdsa. y bKs glss,, " Y Peek. '-1@
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I'D RllL Road LlNE F0R lEIR0IT.

NOTICE TO P4SSENGERS.
FOR THE PRESENT, TRAINS
Il leave Cleveland n 30A- a.. sop N ECe0P
NJ fJr Tu.edu and ChiclEa VIA No-ualk
At4o0P ~ fur Pom Clinton AMI SlnIGsky and Stail5ls
East o. SzElusky.
Z. B. PHILLIPS. Superintendent
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Testimonials and References.

b-tiagns learned that persons claiming 70 20 tEis
Wrs. ar claiming be agents for he
sane We VIII say thar 70 his date have agcua
tho u A who have any right from the aboyc paieufrsti
sueh claim and In huse case It Is either infringement
nr tQsitl0nf imFo>lion, let itwOrk is cure
n an Infringement, We viii in due time attend that
M WRIGHT. NJ. u
sent y e
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STlNDART, BEHIS 4 NURRlY,


We are receiving the following well known brandsot
Fieur On consignment To which call tho attention Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-27
SELECTIONS from I,uneh.

TEE BATTLE OF LIFE. As much honor as you
like nv son, but as few affairs Of honor as posi-
BILE" ..- r-s- 4r .er
AsrRovosrro.L DIscovERY.-An amateur astrono-
mer. residing in Belgraya in theinterest Of g)as-
trouomv assembled Richmond Hill, for thepurpose Of
observing the comet from that eminence. Having
psrakeu of refreshment at the Star and Garter, he
discovered the existence Of second comet of pre-
cisely equal magnitude with that discovered by
Donsti. The second comet was not visible to the
unaided eye but could easily be seen by the help Of
champagne glass. .-ssra
The EXPERIENCE OF Az OLD JOKER.-There are
Jokes ike diamonds that take infinitely less time to
find than to polish. s-E
THOUGHTS WHILE WAITING FOR THE PRINTERS
DEvIL-To confoUnd wealth with happiness, is TO
mistake the means for the end. You might as well
fancy that q knife and fork would give you appe-
tite The smallest compliment we receive from
another oonfers more pleasure than the biggest com
plment We pay to ourselves! Most fashions are RI
diculous, but one is obliged to tumble into the rid
Guile to avoid appearing still more ridiculous.
TIE TEsT OF A GOOD HUsBAND.-Lookst the key
hole Of the latch~key on the street door. If the
paint not rubbed of two three inches round it.
Il the edges are sharp and clean when the door
was first painted, you may be sure that it IS truth
full indication Of good husband, who Is most regu~
lar and 60 early scarcely ever to have occasion
70 use his latch-key; OF supposing he does, is so
accurate in his aim to be able to hit the key>hole
the very first time of aiming at it. How many hus-
bands who 60 home late would be able to do the
sRmeg
THE TEsT OF A Coon YOUNG MAN.-This test takes
pretty nearly the same circle as the above. HoW~
ever instead Of the street door, look at his watch
If the keyehole where it is wound up is bright, and
without the smallest marginal note-if there be no
scratches, running in giddy maze around it, such
al betray decided marks of fumbilng, you may look
upon it as a shining mirror of a good young man,
whose hand when he goes 70 bed is steady as his
conduct has been through the day.
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RE vel known and eargsry sought for throughout hs
~ whole Continent Of America
popular remedies be found that equal any emergency,
that always be relied and were within rech % ne
Never before the Grsientsrg Pills. could you obtain
for 25e certain remedy Tor Bilious Diseases Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, COsti7eness and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy could any
thing that cured all 0f Chis and Fever fog Soc
Never Tlefore he Green Mountain Ofntnurs vas there
found, for % any immediate for Burns Bruises Cuts,
old Sores Eryspeas, and Iamaous either external on-
Never Before HIarshaII,s Uterine CathoI-
icon Failing Of the Womb, and other Uterine diseases
found be curabs Now out Of twelve cured By
this medicine.
~ II any physician supposss that as is merely qulok
remedy, would reply, that is prepared by DIT. Pomuy
Of Utica, wealthy and Old physician Of the Allopathc hoo
VruitousIy to test is merits on his PATIENTS and 1rmoro,
By writing Dr. Pomeroy, be Be furnished with ts cmpo
parts Il is the greatest blessing to The female hat he
science ofuedicine has discovered 10 a century.
Never Before the Grasienherg Dysentary syrup, vas
there certain remedy for Bloody Fl lysener arrhoa Or
Cholera-n0W, all can be cured in a few hours
Never Before the introduction q The Chidren's P.na-
could mother feel he life q er taoe se or cay, Eho
years Of Youthful diseases and strong mecnu
carried them of-noW this medicine cures e even after ne
and have pronounced their cases hopeless Price
only SOC.
Health Bitter, that costs 2c why should the world sueriro
Dyspepsia Bilious diseases while ihis simple meue az
Never Before any preparation Of sarsapsriIla 50
royTerf1I as that compounded b. the GrafaIerr Co.
Never Before has the Consumptiges Balm found itI
equal. many there life health Eould,
ere this have entered Deaths dark portal f they been
recommended tous this IN preference % many Bosru5 hat
Never Before we're Piles and kinIred diseases certain Of
cure W nave certificates OF persons entirely recovered after
Dr. Mott, and other great physicians had asserted nat nothing
but the knife could afford relief
Never Before could ilHamed eyes and weakness Of sight
be cured for 25o. The Bye Lotion dos it.
Never Before vas any Book published that sontan1 a.
much medical knowledge a. the Grnenteg Manual o. Healihs
Never Before has any Almanac been publlhsls walls.
able the Health Auanas. Il Il furnished yatu tonsy b all
oots7-d ~ College s., Nashville.
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PANIED tns.ory =. = Aessllpil.hssa'

Painted History - an Aeeehipiished
oman
The Cincinnati Gazette notes the fast thai fes
male vas arrested in that city on tie 18th INST la
bring unass. rsania q POM aud committed to the
ststiOn house. L then gives the following sad his
tory Of the unIortunats woman
Afsw years ago she occupied COED social po>
sitisn IN England aud possessed considerabie
property. She was q singer in the choir Of one Of
the aristocratic churches Of London, member Of
the church and congregation and regarded as an
exemplary Eomap in society. In an unfortunate
hour she sold her property and came to this coun-
try; but she found It difficult to conform to our
weys and cnstoms and she wandered up and down
the country, seeking location for q home. A year
or two served to use up her fandss portion OF
s which she was sWindlei out Of by q sharper, and
she was compelled to resort 10 teaohing for liv-
ing. She was an accomplished scholar and good
musician, but never having been accustomed TO ser
vice. she found it difficult to give satisfaction and
therefore remained but short time IN any one
place. ..
A few months ago she brought up in Cincinnati,
and having little money still ieft, she opened
ooffae saloon on Sixth street, taking up with man
VINO professed great regard for her, and they
lived together as maL and wife, About two months
agohe connected himself with another women which
nearly drove Mrs. Wilson crazy,
She preferred charge Of attempted poisoning
and also of assault and battery againstthe Foman
and the latter in turn had Mrs. Wilson arrested
upon the charge Of keeping an improper house
The man in dispute between the two, vino was the
cause of ell the difficulty, was shown 70 be the parts
ner. and he was sentenced 10 ths city prison for
thirty DAYS. Mrs Wilson was taken sick, aud
while confined to her bed, was robbed Of gold
watch and all the money she possessed by aomess
tic. Subsequently she vas taken to the hospital
and when she recovered from her illness, few days
after she found that her furniture had been seized
for rent, and abe was 1Fithout house, home, o.
money. For several days she wandered about the
streets, drinking freely throughout the day, and
sleeping in station houses at night With al her
degradation she still Kept herself as far aOot az
rossible from her more degraded companions. For
tive or three weeks we lest sight Of her, until last
night when We found her lying upon the floor Of
one 81 the cells Of the station house. aboring I'M
der the effects of the liquid poisOns that madden bu
10 kill For hours together she will sing the hymnI
which she sung in the old English church, ere gull
had stained her soul, and led her in a downward
path. Her history would serve to ''pOint mora
and adorn tale" 1t is a strange, eyentful reality
that overshsdows the liveliest page Of romance
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
At PUR LIC sALE.

On Thursday 9th December next, Tie premises &C
Il o'clock, A. n propose % offer AZ Public sale at CON
6ious Residence corner Of Church McLsmore streets,
occupied By William H. smith, Esq. The Lot fronts SIXTY et
on Church and l25 McemCre sleHouse Ten good
coma win nssv out houses Gas Fixtures, Hydrant Estsr,
ETC. ii Is one Of desirable rene 10 ne ctys ard Is
conVsnisnf 70 ali the business parts Of our ciiy'
ALSOs
AT the zane time three vacant Lots Immediately adjoining he
above fronting each 20 feet Church, and running
fe - an aV The foregoing property free from ties
TEN VI s--For the House and Lot oueaurth c1shha
auce one two, and ,hre cre Tor sasacorF
bearing Interest," payable IN bank a1a an rc.aned gor
the vacant Lots credit Of years for notes
bearing interest and secured o. above.
viii Be sold privately delgd. E1r further parcusrs call on
2 R GLAlcecE, Aua, A. VI ,, LINpaLk1'
BlTia
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MCKENZIE 4 1TINCHIN

Rsos rented the Houss. No "a, college Slrsst. =
do0Ts bsl0r re SswaHee H0use-
Their stock % Hardware i1Do complete and contains least
49, f-f s an ne ioui any other house ia the City,
They wiz endelvor 70 sep an zines he hest articles ID h
line, and 70 sell AZ he lowest prices A their eaust nay
be found for
BDAADEks---EveTy description Of Locks from ihs bss
Slliiy @ ne cheapest; Bolts, Hinges Screws
CARPENEEAkS---Planes Saws, Chissls esrs-. Hlu,
mers, and every deseripton Of Tool
BEACAslAA - s---f Uses Anvilss slege Hans-s Steel
&c, &c.
PAENTEIRS---Brushcs Of every size ana su,,isv
Tools, Busters, Cazael's Hair psncil5- a. A.
STABLE KEEPER 2S-s-Ihe aness Enrifsh ms 80
HORSE Brushes, American Brushes, Currv fIo-,l-
Dung Forks, &c, &C.
FARNEE RS---spadss, shoFels, Scgthes, Picks &c.
RDNEERS---Hoes, Rases, Pruning IrplsreuI Inns,
&C. sc.
SPORTSM ER-s-Douhle and single Barrel saot Guns.
Powder Flasss, Game Bags, Percussion Cars &C.,
Pocket Pistols, Colts ksVulvers. Allan'5 and al
theueU improverreltsi IN Fire Anna
HOUSE kEEPEEkS---Plated Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons Ivory Handled Cutlery Of even psusrn /;
Knives and Forks o. All kinds
CANDLESIlCAAS-s-Brii Psnshsd In, Janannel,
Of All kinds.
BASAEES---of every shape and size
WATERS AND TEA TRATs---frou loc saeh ID
20 the finest quality.
WOODEN WAEE---Buckets, RoIlaq Pins, Tnyn.
Bowls
FEATHER DESTERS---Dusting Brushes, Brooms,
PoPs's Heads and Eyes, Mopss and Carpet
ORNAMENTAL GOODS---Plats Warmers Coal Vas.
es Toilet Sets, &c, &c, &c.
MACKENZIE 4 AINCHIN,
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