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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

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ARRIVED
echr Thos Martin. Whyards, Albany. lumber
schr " " Grimm, Jordan. James River. lumber,
CLEARED.
Nov IN. at City Point, bark Amaranth, Probst,
Mater fer Bftmsn with q CARGO OF COZ hhds Of 70.
bncco and stems BIZ Schaer. Kohser D Co.
Nrw YonK, roy 30.-Arrived, fchr Sheet Anchor,
Hall, Richmond.
HAMPTON RoAps. Dec. l.-ship Fshs, from Phil
adelphia bound for City Point, reported out 20 days
hes arrived.
NORFOLK, December L. Arrived--British brig
Mary from Halifax.
sAyASNAn, November 20 -Arrfyed--ships Lucy
Tho,nnson and TAbfcptt from New York. The
Java from Mobile fer Liverpool. pitt in In distress
and leaking.
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WEAR

NENTLEMENS' WEAR.
Gents Heavy Wool Under Shirts and Drawers
Do Merino and Cashmere do d.
Do Shaker Flannel do do
D. Extra heavy Silk do do
Do White, Fancy stripe and mixed colors EeriBo
Do Spun silk. and brown and white Cotton Go
DO Linen shirt Fronts and Linen Collars
DO Cold border, Tape and hem stitched Hdkfs
And ChildreDs' Silk Pocket do
Do Cravats Scarfs, Mufllers and Stocks
Do Buck. Dogskin. Kid, Plush Lined, Silk and
Berlin and Cashmere Gloves
Do Buckskiu, Kid and Cloth Gauntletts
Do Travelling Blankets and Shaws
BLACK and Cold Fancy Cassimeres, great variety
Check and Plain do sui able for boys
Black and Cold Cloths medium to fine quality
ChildreIs Gloves and Hosiery, 9 large assortment
DO Worsted Jackets and Tairaas
Net Wool Shawls and Comforts
Servants Wool Hose and half Hose.
A general variety of Goods fer families can be
found at 90 Main street
de- 2 CHRISTIAN 4 LtTHR0P.
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Il B0Y2.-Tho subscriber has received large a.
sortnent of German, French and American Toys
and FANCY GOODS. Motto CUPS and MUGS Tor
China Dinner and Tea SETS. VASES, China colorn.
BOTTLES, variety OF China ORNAMENTS. large
Wax DOLLS, Doll HOUSES. Furnished, Foot and
Parior BALLS, Fancy Work BASKETS, French
Willow Work STANDS, and a variety Of other
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ALSO, 20a dozen TOPS
and 30 Dozen HOPPLks. For sale at lla Broad So.
no 29-lzt HAROLD,
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s&MrpLoTHI.Y LIMP AN,

~ GHoRaa B. SrnEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. zsl. Main. between stk and 9th
treeta Richmond Va. my s0-ly
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NO TIC Z Persons wishing to buy
~ PORK, for family use, can be supplied with
the best corn fed, by calling ne, the office of
y n Lee: franklin street, or at the Old Market at
VIM W Enteman's stall.
de 2-2wF HENRY OVERRY
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RI nE uUVknNor. ur vInulnIA--
BY tNH N0vtffnr:
GrcpaE W. MrNycHp,
Seeretary n Cpr'il' to,

A. J. Hammack 10 about feet hish, comps!
built sandy hair ard whiskers, black or hszsi e,s,,
sbent thirty years II age and IT resher risfV7''
lug appearance. =, hs.h
Peter O. EarpFnack Is abeut feet 10 incfea o,sI'
rathsr eompsctly made, aortd cemr,rai"a. 0 "a
hair. black eyes, a large aais mole co hls 49,;
Ahont 20 ~ a. wears Of are. no 9~-Ess-
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I OST.-Taken by mistake, frcm the
IL Curtis Peck, yesterday evening. a sraal! black
TRUNk--no name upon IL. Any ptrsOn ia posses-
sion of eaid Trunk, will confer greas favor By ay.
ing ID at
WPW TAYL0E'S shoe Store.
de t-3t* Corner fth and Broad sts
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FOR RENT.-Tbe Ten

MONTREAL, Nov. 30.--Snow ia filling heavily thi
morning. Wind south. Thermometer 24o.
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Two hOUSEkEEPERS. The subeci-
Il Der has for sale Plate Warmers. Jelly straners
Chamber sets Spoon and Fork foxes, Table and
Door Mats Coal Scuttles. Carpet preo7ns Flour and
Neal sitters. Clothes Horses. Step Ladders Market
and Travelling Baskets. Geaihtr end other Key
baakets Feather Busters Buffers Trays ami stands
a variety OF Bird Gag s, Corn Peppers, and variety
Of otherTsseful articles, at lis Broad street
no 80 st j. HARR0ID
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80 LOST-On Sunday evening, a
49, white and red SETTER DOG-whtts wi n
Io,i 90. a. the head and back. A suitable reward
will he paid for his return any In formation left AZ
this office that may lead to his recovery.
no ats
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SPLENDID SCOTCH PLAlDS. and sac
- Printed DeLaines ut great sacrifice. CHAsAE
GWATkIN invites attention to tn ese Goods and re-
quests the lades and buyers to call aud for them
seives. Also. large lot summer DeIainas at lnI.
cents per yard GA GWATKIN
de linnnsita EY RanL
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I OST-My Free Papers were stolen
IL from my house. in Manchester, about five or
six weeks ago They were in leather pock e. book;
there were several papers in the l will give
libe, al reward for their return IN ma.
GINHY WhAN,
De l--2if Free woman OF DIOR
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SlLKS, SiLKS.-Splendid Black and
~ Colored Silks. at great sacrifice, of new and
fresh goods. Ladies in want Of such goods, will do
well to cali. c "A GWATKlN,
Q62 Opposite Ey Rank
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.T,E ARED.
INV Yoax. roy D.-Arrived, schr Sheet Anchor
AMUsEMHE Ts.
THEATRE.
CONTINUED SUCCESS
OF THE FAR-VAMED AND GIFTED TRACE
DIAN
Mr.. j. w. WALLACE.
THEATRE.

THURSDAY EVEN'G, DEC. ed,
viii be performed. Il nowles' Celebrated Tragedy of
VIRGINIUS
OR, THE LIBERAr0R OF ROME,
yifripius .........................MR J W WALLACK
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L,AlR AND SUPfEk.-The ladies of
n the SEWING CIRCLE" connected With the
First Baptist Church, will open Fair vt The Me-
chanics' Institute. on MONDAY evening next, 10
continue dHIiug the week. suppers will be furnish
ell every night. The object of this Fair IL T. raise
funds for tbs support of City Missionary. We So
lieit the patronage If cur friends and the public
generally. po 97 -7'S
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ca. Lraiirs AND SHADOWS or RFAL LrFg-A book
for every parent in the land For sale a. the Gift
Book Store No Of Main street. de 1-N
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E2c.rgruh THE BOAT LEXINGTON
Us now ready TO receive freight and
will leave SATURDAY Eext. For freight. apply TO
Captain, or
de 2-3t HARRIS 4 MOORE.
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\ ken from nay Office, s9un6 time since The lat Of
October, an ESGINEkk3 INkrRUMBNT, (fIan.
stu f.iaGe ey ksox q shain, OF Philadelphia II
has che of tina Bubble Glasses broken. will par
the Ab6ye reward for its delivery TO me- at the Of
fee of the SichBiond and York River Railroad Co,
&C lie Main street.
DO 22-ts At DoUGLss.
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ONE THOUSAND ACRES Of WOOD

Ofilcein basement Metropolitan Hall
no is-2taw2m
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I O5T.--0n Wednesday morning. oath
IL instant, at tn. New Market, On Shoekos Hill.
single STONE DIAMOND ZINC. A liberal re-
ward will be laid the fader By leaving it at our
Office.
no ITS Lswr3 N WEBB L CO.
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Theatrical and mu,icaI AnsIrs.

EnIo's G.RDsx N Paul Brillan,'s pretty ballet on
Mile Zsrfretts and Youug America foos with her Won
derful tight rope exercise and then Raycs 10
the elegant Tantoumic spectacle Of "Roreas"
rcw'Hy THs.rRErbe popular aud exciting scesc play
effective cast, headed by Mr.. Eddy the hero Mr r.
Johnsioo s 70 psy Rosn no, n the drama entitled "Cisr
sno The whole will conclude with the farce OF Sw
MIX"
BuRUSs-Msnager Burton aseiduously perseveres IN
ms efforts 70 Keep people IN good humor. Himself. Mr.
Chas hstnrs and host OF other favorteg aga TO
perform tag evening. The plays cousst OF "rhe Dowa
ger, "lskine By Storm" and Take thai Girl Away"
WAnAxs-Ibe new play styled the "lrozen lake,
and sgtighty ,e comedy Of "Ame,icsns in Paris have
tbus far proved sufficiently remuncrauve 10 render
charge o. programme altogether unnecessary 10 night
gratifying 70 earn that the receipts the occas on
81 the fare eel beasb. Of that hebls popular actress Mrs
Hoey nj this theatre, last Saturday, amouaed 70 the
handsome sum OF 81 Gao The house 5ensey Gro va
81 and many tcxes were taken tia, no, uscd Al
the cose OF the performances the epterprsng lessee
Mr. Stuart appeared before the curtain and made soo
TASTEFUL remarks, Of which ~e append an epitome-
y s ss sn snd p s Mr. py
lions 81 approval Of her Efforts very as,erD g
@ o. Ssr Ps so. s . y vS
a % EDs an y 70 ne occasion lie fer
in saying Row Justly this brilliant testnonsl bestowed
ss.. We %s,eIoa y good .Sa
NE These s he p spos ws, & az
srse,ses sns together contributed 70 crowd around her
iris,es She about &c set out On ille TIP 70 Europe
oec, oeng party 70 indulge In the prevailing
IobE which one cetches here the air partly
pnntnr PIC hndlness 20 sive tho few lessons In
nf on tn ner see Thanking audience fellow
arn on per part he would introduce ther pre-
sehce the sdy own f, face, which far more eo
quenuy express GER feelings fer the Kindness favor
tended towards her than any words Of his
Mrs. Hoey then came forth and vss mos, an,brv,as
tcslly received.
LAURA KgxNEs-Mrs u p. Bowers, or whose success
fu debut before a Ne. York audience We gave some
what extended account yesterday, 10 appear tbs ever.
ng for the second time, In freah version of the cole
trsted Camille" The farce Of the % 20 Bnzzarda',
follows.
AyEncAN hrsrUs Another new drama called poaa
lind Herbert" founded Sylvauus Cobbs extensively
read led story OF that name " 10 he performed this
afternoon aud evening Miss Susan Denim Is W represent
The heroine, and will be ably supported by the chief
members 81 the company.
ErinOrhs rISsTREtaY The patrons OF the colored
opera haze q compliant in consequence of the
Fdry eJlDited among The rcspectve ma1agefs Of that
cuar Institution" All furnish about as much fau a.
c. % o0ni1rlhy endured A. oae fittrg The after
LtD.s ~ % gtt comprise the I" Statue Lover az
"ooS 3 ue Sop q hioE " BIZ ant g, aad Negro
EVSab.A'! ~ Nst, Tssls.
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ma sting Of the Board AZ rx.s.s C.~u,,~
70 APPLICATIONS foa ,,csss.e vvso, ,rr,ovs mn
hNf""o' Ns LIQUOR LAW.
THO noa'c Oh hA' Commissioners held toeir first SEES
s"o ses'e'o"s' 1ter . recess Of two months
un0s0Oo' =" Anissioncr Kerr, tho President, occupied
"e cnAr' md toere a full Board present.
Inc axsuDxNT announced hat the Board pre-.
Pared 70 hear and consider any applications Tor licenses
tAas might be made.
After Ibis, business ceased for moments and be
came evident that there would be application The 70,
loving resolution then offered by Commissioner
holNss, recorded by Commissioner HssKxr and unanim
onsly carried through the Board
Resolved, That the counsel q this Board be per
united TO uemor,alize the Common Oounc IN its behalf
that the Com Excise requested
and prosecute to Judgment in the courts under the i'm
mediate Jurisdiction VI the Common Council any and all
fute which The bard necessary (ha neces
sary and proper Ter the excise law without the pay
NETT Of any T. c whstsver
Comm sioner Holmks remarked after the adoption OF
the resolution that that may De under
taken sRaost auy Individuals ~ BIO r the benefit OF the
Common Council for the funds thai may accrue rom the
enforcing OF the Dso those OF The general treasury
VI the COUNT.
The C-rk ~as then directed record the following
the m,nusA.-
The Counsel OF the Board them by resolution Autho
ized publicly that, complaint should be
made Of any viostinn Of the excise Law 70 him,
member Boars together with r. liable evidence Of
UGH vic siiou for ignorance by the ard parties
planned Of will be PROCEEDED against { rec ~ith
As there other business nos before the Commits
TO-DAY NJ O'Clock and the motion wa carried without
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mIsCF l.l.ASEuUs.
A nEKToAN BANK soiE cosrAsY.

hEhIOAN BANK Notb COMPANY
The purpose placing The Rank noe earrsno, Of ha
country upon bs.ls o. gre,l s.,urty with he s,Ine fes
institutions he undersigned all the firms engaged
IN ibe busness OF bank note ongavng and printing In The
,sd u. msves together under The style OF the Amcri>a
This company offers 70 hs pus r. important sdvsniaTss
ts We Treesi skl ard experiences viii The most
II trinEs v bear al lnpr,vsmea'. in machinery
oies me opportunity Of selection from Inc ~hoe mate
Il g,e ,he reses possible urly by the superior per-
"a. e.umu ny agsnT ccn'ihgoc- t1t might arse from
nc dl,so Moo os asrsnwmcst ri spJ particular arIn
Phlaepha, Rcs'on. Montreal albany, Cnoinoal Chsago
The follow ng are The name Of ne trustees ,pa.r
FREEMAN RAwDoS,
Nsuf EDsON.
CHARLES TOP.xw
kiaUsL II, @ %RPPNTEE
sspi7i,sS J ! B p.ssSsTH
y, DyhssT BALD,
SiilElh Ias 4 W a1sgIETIsss,
utw afrsnsemenn are consie'sd for the concentration
hrns each which representing company with sere-
after siord 10 backing institutions thu aggregate
composus int corporation Thsr prices viii remain he
KAwDoS, Ski rsG raq MilSsfos EPSON.
New York sonire,i ,incinnsti a.c New oriesns; and
10PPAN CAnseNrsR 4 20,
Few ''is :sis: sf,s;,s g '''''
Yors ss,a ns1f} sa d Srsn CO. 90
~ BALD ITs,. c yS ! 4 So,'
sooEYs DRAPER k ssr frIs end s1d , nss
DEAFGE wsIsa 1 co. ShI.a,iphi.,
New York. Philadelphia and Rsstcu-
wfLLsToOD HAY WHITING,
5oSSs;T 4 sss VI H aS:ss.
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FuMoUs STORM IN CoLUNBUs, Omo-vAs AM.
nuLGHs pAwuUS BIO W DOwN--AO0ut eaeht clock ast
violently that Van Amburgh's pavilion was prusraed
before hundreds Of The people present could escape
There screaming ard shouting, fright and confusion
worse confounded ard o. the poor unfortunate mon,
wontn, ls boz sBd little rls worked tHeir way ont
Eae 10 be greeted NY bestrg ram and driving eBt.
Not thar three seconds required % droncL
evlryhody 0 ihe fu W havn tof he1rr that any per
vas Injured. tloueh tlat oil -oa1 cscape pIth1ut
brute of s-nocaiol s.ad " sll.vs. asrYcl.-GoitIe
tpg e,R.gEisa, A9yl5
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hessrs Wilnerdirg, Hoquct Humber held sale yes
tefdny or aple fancy goods. Tie catalogue embraced
lines OF hncn white goois embFoiceries, horicrv, &C
which rev fair and spirited company. Neariy TIE
Whole ~ TIE SEQ lob disposed ~ n favor able rates
soDIaIei With thS previous sats 81 lie geason,
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end passenger 10 Cromwell Co 18th of HAYES
spoke steamer Nosigom hence for sav~ooSh
steA khza no-iutou, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Penrsn, Alsrleh rrovide
Steamer ChAs Osgood Smith Norwich and New LOnd,u
BELOW.
One bayk, unknown.
Wine URN the CAV NE To NE with rain
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CITY COMMERCIAL aEpopr.

TUE oar, Nay Is-6P.x u.
Auys --sslss Of about $50 btA were made Including
psts and pearls, steo
DnxADs,Up- Flour-r1e market wa heavy, especially
the lover grades Of State and Western, while good
n cdium and extra were unchanged. rse embraced
out 600 600 bbs, within about the following range
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NEWsPAPElSS,
NEsvsPAPNHs.

ioEhUPTloN IN THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
~ Thieves In high place.; alleged libel on Puseed no
ibomss N Carr hioden the letter aid 10 he hbei
lous Ffnfy DwRhts III police; medical prs
tce qu,rtery report % the General peripsndent OF
Police For fnn rariculcrr the UrTTRb qT ATEs ci
LICE GAZETTE. For sale by All secnts PRICE fogr
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The annexed comparative rta.etnen. Of the exports
exclusive Of rpece from New York TO foreign port for
tire week and since January r.
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LsTTSR Os Dr. THOMPSON TO TIE MAYOR IN REGARD
TO TBE APfAIR.


QrARlNrisE, =. l., Nay Ia. 1853
BIZ have reserved Mr. CunArds note cf this dabe ad.
drc@sec 70 you ino-mng II he of Capt Juekpa
81 The Persia ON con plant uf Two custom
tor oosructng hc IN he performance Of their duties
The tesneT IVES upder quSrs ntDe hsve the honor
form hat ihe f.cs sre ss aed BY hr Cunsrd whsn
bs Persia reached Quarantine Of email por having
been Uncovered board OF her perempory orders
Capt Jucfins 10 Gil1p 10 board
the fhp This order given about eight O'Clock
r he morning. The OF smallpox u W
the Marine Hospital the occupied by the patient
CLEANED and fumigeled, and usc passengers and
eibetfd Immediately after thia sooomp lisbed,
wh.ch aboui ~ O'Clock NJ the shp released from
NraraEnue proceeded 10 the city The meantime
on Fiven 10 he assistant physician Of e hospital 70
az in The examination; u The Quarantine bsrRenen
sIatAe NE quarters from heh the .iek m.n had been
EHeh Aa ~ leA4a3oal - % the weather side OF the
ng iar le purpose Of receiving The mails out with hsse
rtluonf y permission given 20 whatcver
esNe or SCARE Tie vespe would also that CAPTAIN
Snohs scted N stri conformity with The health laws OF the
Fot ebu could Dot done Otherwise without mourning
Nery serious cneduences hsve the honor
VIA tbe nuh o. Mr. tunEr1.
vart, Il Y. TfiOypgoE Iaai.h s,a,rsr
To DAsmL p Ttaiss MAYOR FresI1en ~ he Bassrd OF
Health Ac city gANew SorK. -
kr. Crnsrd hlihalled all the above letters 10 the Sec
re'ary Of the Treasury Washing ou tbe csse be-
lore him. sDd sskpg his opinion the ght Of lie rus
tom Hcuse officers 81 freedom on boar vessels onay
sLtined, az they demanded.
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Lest ~eek Wa rather an unTavorsble ooe Tor our ex
port trade, but the aggregate January has boeu
pretty we'll sustained II will be tia. TO- TIE three
years there has been qus uniformity In the total
valve Of exports.
The report Of the Land Grant investigating COMMITTEES
Of the Wisconsin Legslailre has been made aud Is a
very voiuninous srlr 4 will With the testimony and
accompany ing papers, form volume o. 400 pages.
bill accompanies tbs report, designed 10 guard future
against the frauds, corruption and nsmarsgensn, "
r&ilrosd corporations There prOposiica Ia the 70
port, Disposition shoxu in he Legislature recall lbe
land grant, or to interfere IN any way with the present
management, Of the Ia Crosse Railroad Company.
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SHERLFPS SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued from the
Court of Common pleas of Noble county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale, in the
tewn Calais, Monroe County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the lsh day Of December, 1858,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. M, and 4
O'Clock, p. m, Of said day, three lots of tobac-
co, supposed to be three thousand pounds in
all. Part of said tobacco is on the premises of
Robert Wise, part on the premises of Daniel
Thatcher, and part on the premises of Joseph
ty, Ohio. One half the purchase money to be
paid down, and the residue in six months, to
be secured te the satisfaction of the under
signed. Said tobacco was taken in execution,
- the property of w. T. Smallwood at the
ssuit OF VIM. Crum against John Adams, VIM.
T. Smallwood, !. w. Brummeli and John D..
Mott C. M. MORROW.
Dec, ., 1858. SheriS, N. CO.
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Attachment Notice.

Armstrong Mooney, & Co., On the 18th day
against }of October, 1858,
Joseph H. Miller. order Of attach
ment was issued by Citizen Beall, a Justice Of
the Peace for Snnsbury township, Monroe
County, Ohio, againts the goods, chattles,
moneys and effects, of the defendant Joseph H.
Miller, for the snm Of fifty dollars and nine
teen cents; debt.
Set for hearing On the Sd day of December
1858, at ten o'clock, A. M.
ARMSTRONG & MOONEY, & Co.,
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EStray Notice.

NAME to the subscriber on or about the 25th
y day of October, 1858, one steer and heifer;
color of steer-belly white and all the other
parts red. Heifer white stripe on hips, white
knees, shanks alt white; both about two years
old--vey handsome cattle-crumply horns;
heifer has the letter H branded on the right
hip; steer branded II ON the left hip. The
owner will please, come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take them away.
STEPHEN BROWN,
Jerusalem, Monroe County, Ohio.
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Alta CHMENT NOTICE.

James Farrier, On tie 7th day Of octo-
vs. Der 1858, an order af At.
Abraham Dennis. tachment was issued by
John Muhleman Justice of the Peace, for
Ohio township. Monroe County Ohio, against
the goods, chattels, moneys and effects, of the
defendant Abraham Dennis, for the sum Of
Five Dollars and forty three cents.
Set for trial on the seth day of November,
al 10 o'clock A. Il,
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BarneSville Classical
T N 8EIT u II 1al

e N . r L II q e h
The winter session of this Institute will
commence on
Monday, the 9th day Of December 1853,
and continue fourteen weeks
Every facility for obtaining thorough and
ACCOMPLISHED education is offered under the
present arrangements and management.
The course of instruction embraces not on-
ly the elementary, common and scientific
branches, the mathematical and classical
studies; but, also, modern languages, vocal
and instrumental masic, drawing in lead PEN
ell and crayon, (pasteD printing in water
eolors, modelling and casting in Plaster of
Paris. For every instruction in the latter
branches, given in classes, the students of the
Institute will be charged but half the usual
prices.
There are two fourishing Literary Societies
connected with the Institute, which afford the
usual facilities for practical information and
debate.
New scholars will be received at any time.
For further information we refer to our
circulars and special application to either OF
the Principals. WILLIAM S. ALDER,
FRANCIS BERG.
TIE FKvER.-We are glad to announce that
the Typhoid Fever, which has been prevailing
in this village for some time, is now abating.
No new cases have been reported within the
past fortnight, and all the patients are re.
4. covering. Intelligencer, Nov. Oath
1858. pd.
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sAI.E OF DE:I.IHIc2UE.NIT
l. ANDS, AND TOWN LOTS
FOR TAXES.

The following is list of Lands and Town Lots and parts
of Lots within the county of Monroe returned Delinquent by
Frederick Koehe late Treasurer and collector Of said
M for the of 1857 with thirty per cent thereon to
and unpaid on the third Monday of November 1858.
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Moses Eddy's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undsrsisn-
~ ed has been appointed BY the Probate
court, Of Monroe County Ohio, administsatee
Of the estate Of Moses Eddy deceased.
NARYJAN1 EDDY.
Nov. 10, ls5s.-St.
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WILLL.AM McM.aHONS ESTATE.

WILLI.4M McM.7HONS ESTATE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on the 18th day Of September, 1858,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, administrator (with the will an
nexedD of William Mcmahon, deceased.
THOMAS MCMAHON, Admir-.
October 6, 1s5s.-3t.
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AUDITORS OFFICE MONROE COUNTY, OHIO

AUDITORS OFFICE MONROE COUNTY, OHIO, -,
WooDsFlELp, NOVEMBER 24th 1855
Agrb the Act entitled prescribing the duties County Audi
tors passed March ssd 1s4o and the mendoy thereto hereby evs
whole
contained the foregoing list much heoa will The
field Monroe County, Ohio 1882 being the 10th
shall
paid And whole tract bs
sold the will be taken said for
sold will entitled deed the
Auditor the expiration the day Of sale unless
shall redeemed within
JOHN s. HOLIDAY.
Auditor of Monroe County